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Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-21
Divine Right and Civilization.

Bee: Mr. Meyer is determined to keep
England" In It's proper place, but he
charges II with too much. II and the
allies, he says. want to crush Germany
because. among other things, ut can
Justly be proud of a superior civilization
why waste space telling US OF German
civilization? We all know that country
has done splendidly in many ways, but
owing to the divine right theory, humbly
accepted by all Germans except the so
cialists, It Is two centuries behind the
United Kingdom, which in its turn Is
tagging behind France and Switzerland.
We have a theory here that q high civil
ization and the divine right claim cannot
exist together AS to the blame for the
horrible war, It all appears TO be a case
OF the pot calling the kettle black,
And why do German-Americans so far
forget themselves as always to bring up
177s7 They are supposed TO be well read
AS the present war may last for u time.
1t may be as well to save them future
references OF this kind by setting down
here a few facts.
There is q document In the British nlu-
scum signed In 1916. II Is the Great Char
ter forced by Stephen de Langton ana
the bsrons from King John. who
screamed. by Gods teeth I will not
grant them liberties that viii make me a
slave" But he had TO do st. One OF the
provisions OF this charter was that no
money should be levied by way OF tan on
the commons OF England without their
consent previously expressed by their own
representatives. That doctrine stood in
the time of George III and stands today.
King George. honest and buli-headed.
attempted to set the doctrine aside. and
We know what happened. The colonists
we're simply standing upon a right guar
anteed more than five centuries before
they were born. They did not want TO
separate from England; but fortunately
they did so-and when the Germans of
today separate from their kaiser instead
OF "hochlng' for him they will be nearer
civilization.
English people had smashed divine right
further in less and elected a man TO the
throne who by the usual hereditary course
was not entitled to II. but the lesson was
lost on George. He and his aristoerats
determined to reverse the decision OF 1915
and 1855; and why MT Meyer OF the Ger
mRn-American alliance should blame the
people for what was done by a few Il
hard 10 see, especially when we rsmem-
Der that in 1914 the German and Russian
millions OF soldiers are moved at the will
OF two men. The kaiser is the grandson
of Georges niece, and seems to be a chip
OF the old block. Bismarck and he and
their aristocrats have divine right on the
brain.
Acres OF print are nov run through the
press about this war. II all must come to
| disarmament or he'll on earth in a few
years again. This for the European ma
tons. for our own. and for Japan and
China Thousands of splendid young fell
lows of all countries are being moved
down TO keep up the damnsble lie that
| the best way to have peace is 20 prepare
for war WILLIAM ARTHUR.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-21

On returning TO England he was given command
at Aldersho becoming In turn lieutenant general IN
1902 and full general at the IS. In 1911 he be-
came chief OF the imperial staff and first military
member OF the army council. being made a field mar
shall 1918
In March OF last year when the Ulster trouble be-
came acute General French resigned from the staff
rather than be involved in conflict his own
countrymen. And Tommy Atkins who idolized
French, stood with the who has led them out of
many tight places
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PERSONAL and SOCIAL

Mrs.. Adelia Woods is visiting rcla
iives and friends at Pam, Lick.
Mr. Hugh Campbell. OF Lexington.
was here a short time last week.
Miss Nell Eubanks. is the attractive
guest II Miss Matte Lee Hubble.
Miss Matte Grins,csd. OF Louisville.
Is the guest oi Mrs ! W ireland
Mrs. J. l. Il Coffc,. OF Frankfort
Is here visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Ida fer,us went To Crab Orch
ard. Saturday To Visi, Miss Ida Camp.
hell
Mrs. . n Norman. of Cincinnati. il
the gucs, OF her daughter. Mrs + "
Jones.
Mrs ". g McBce. Of Mt Vernon
Is IN, CUES, OF her mother, Mrs d. -.
Southard
Mrs Elizabeth Owens. OF Hubble. is
the CUES, OF Miss Virginia Giycrs a,
Harrodsburg.
Rev. T. A. Higgins, oi Glasgow. is
the CUES, Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
W. u. Higgins
The Current Events Club will meet
Thursday afternoon a, O'Clock with
Mrs. {. r. Tate
Mrs J. T. Laruc OF Louisville. was
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. George
DeBordc SUNDAY
J. =. Owsley and II ID Holtzelaw
were at Clay Cuy. Powell county last
week I'm business.
Mr. and Mrs. K g. Hampton. of
Lebanon Junction. are here visiting re
latives and friends.
Mrs. t. ] Beallcv and little daugh
ter Sadie Woodcock. OF Shelby City,
were here Saturday
MIS-. J NJ. Roberts. OF Brodhead, has
returned home after visit tn her Sis
ter Mrs l.. y. Hilton
Joe Mack Newland. OF Lexington, has
returned home after visit to his moth
cr Mrs Annie Newland.
Miss Virginia Givens. OF Harrods-
burg. was the guest of relatives and
friends here and at Hubble last week.
Misses Ia Verne Ncvius and Fay
Acton and James Nevius. of Lancaster,
were the guests OF Mrs Matte Neyius
Saturday and Sunday.
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Eubanks

Saruel Marcum 81 SANFORD Wa,
ictc last week visiting his son. {. u.
Marcum
T. = HAYS made a trip Ia. lcNing
ION has; week to buy furnace Tor his
dwelling which he Is having construct
ID
Mrs. 7. !. Acton ami children visit
CT her sister, Mrs. \. l.. Wilder al VIII
more last week.
Mrs. I h. Marcum aud children
have been visiting her mother at SUN
bright. Tenn.
Mrs. G.. A. Estes has been quite i'll
Tor several days.
Tom \ker has moved to NJ. q. Hicks
property here in town.
Miss Mary Hicks vii lhave social
and musical entertainment, At her home
Friday night
Dcmp Phelps was in Somerset Sat
nrday.
Prof. aud Mr.. W. II Hamm We're
The guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Weddle at
Science Hill Saturday and Sunday.
Three or four dogs with hydro
phobia have been killed here in town
within the past month. Owners OF
dogs should coniine them for awhile
as they know not when theirs viii
be stricken. Such a course will protect
their families and their neighbors.
Wesley Culilp and Miss Lois Rou-
ten were joined in the holy bonds OF
mairimony The Rev. 4. h. Gooch
performing the ceremony The mar
rage took place Sunday at the home
Of the groom's uncle. Mr. J. w. Wheel
don. Their many friends wish them a
long and happy life
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Rowland

Miss katherine Bclden. Of Neal,
Greek. was the guest Of her aunt. Mrs
Geo. Mundy. Sunday
Mrs. ?. l.. Cumn,ins and children. 81
Paris arc the guests of Mrs. r. J. Jen.
ninps.
After visit with friends and rcla
tives here, Miss Katie g. Land has re-
turned to her home at Corbin.
Mrs. Milford Hall went to Louisville
Saturday to be the guest Of her daugh.
ter, Mrs D. Hagan
Mrs. w W. Stevens, OF Louisville
was the guest Of her father, L. l.
Smith Sunday.
Little Miss Rcba smith. II Corbin
has been the recent guest Of her aunt
Miss Marcia Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Plummer are re-.
joioinp over the srrial Of baby boy.
Harry Harris visited relatives at
Junction City last week.
Mrs. X. X. Ware, Of Loictto has
been the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
Dave Collier.
Miss Roxic Jennings has returned
home after visit with friends at Paris
John Collier visited his father. Mr.
ID {. Collier at Ncpton. last week.
Mrs. 6. W Goodrich has returned
from visit with her sister. Mrs. 4
Coulter at Danillc.
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VIM. Severance was in LouisvilI,
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Welch was in Crab Or
chard Monday
Mrs J. W. Clark is visiting rcla
'ives and friends a, Jasper, Ala.
Miss Sue Rom is at Corbin this
week assisting A. n. Severance in his
store.
DIR J. 6. Carpenter is able to be
on, al his office, after several weeks
illness.
Mrs. A. {. Hill has returned homo
after a visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. h Mershon at Somerset. - -
Miss Pearl Dickerson and Miss
Katherine Harris. of Lancaster. were
here Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Josephine Bcazley.
Sundays issue ~ the Louisville
Times, contained the likeness OF little
Mary Mortcnsc Coleman. the year-cld
daughter OF Col and Mrs. Clarence
Coleman. Of Louisville. The little
queen has been named for a place in
the temple OF childhood at the Pana-
ma Pacific international Exposition.
On last Friday evening. Mrs. !. Ran.
dolph Harris delightfully."- entertained
IN honor Of Miss Katherine Harris.
who is attending school at Lancaster
he dining room was artisticaiiy de
c0ratcd in lavender and white. these
being the colors Most delightful ices
were served IN these cuiors. and the
cakes and candies that were served
were in these colors There we're about
fifty young people present. who enjoy.
ed themselves to the fullest extent This
was the birthday of Miss Harris and
II was not made known until the ia
vors were given. which were cards tied
with lavender, on them was written
the encouragement Of her birthday
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ChsppeIl's Gap

We are having some nice weather
at this writing. and the farmers are
getting busy az work.
Mrs I. Harris is very i'll with pucu-
n'onis fever at this writing.
Miss Lille Chappell was the guest
Of her sister, Mrs Hattie James last
week.
Miss Bessie Green is better at this
writing and all her friends are glad To
know.
Mr. Mitchell Pike sold a mare to
Mr. Chas. lIauman. a, fancy price
Monday cour, day.
Mrs. Maude benson is better a, this
writing
Mrs. Ida Chappell is waiting on her
sister. Bessie Reynolds. who is very
low with consumption.
Mr. William Dishon was the guest Of
Mr. Arch Anderson las, Sunday.
Mir Paul Jesswein was the guest Of
Miss Annie Dishon.
MIR. lanes Delaney was back On a
short visit tc his aunt Mrs. Molil,
cnappoll las, Sunday night. aud he re-
'urned 10 Wilmore, Ny.
Mrs. Anna Breinish and her little
sou. George were the guests of Mrs
fna Pike last Sunday
Mss Matte anderson is going to
.eave FOR Poindexter soon. where she is
intending To- take up some work.
Miss Minnie Pike is ON the sick list
at this writing.
Nj. august Abt has returned to Long
,lard. n. Y. after attending his
nCthcr's burial
Mr. Iohn Henry Harris is sick at
,his writing
Mr. Fred Pike was in town this
week IN business.
We are listening for the wedding
bells to ring soon. guess who?
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Joseph and HIS Brethren"

That splendid pageant play. Joseph
and His Brethren" the third OF the
huge spectacles produced by the Lieb-
Ter Co. at Century Theatre, New York,
will begin its weeks engagement at
Macauley's Theatre, Louisville. next
Monday night.
The seat sale will commence at the
box office next Thursday morning,
March TO- Mail orders received prior
to that time. however. will be taken
care OF. The Liebler CO.. is sending
to Louisville the original cast and pro-
duciion as seen in New York last year.
James O'Neill. Pauline Frederick and
Brandon lyman head the list of prin-
cipals Among the other $50 people
concerned in the performance airs such
players, well known here. as W. T.
Carleton. Henry Harmon, Charles ID.
Norman. William L. Thorne. Lorna
Russell. daughter of Ada Dwyer,
Ruth Rose a daughter of T.. +. Rose,
the dramatist. and score Of others.
The scenic effects of Joseph and
His Brethren" are described as being
the most wonderfully beautiful ever
seen upon the American stage. The
costumes OF Israel and the Egyptian
court are claimed 10 be historically
correct There are herds of camels
oxen, asses, donkeys, horses and sheep.
There are crowds dancers. slaves,
camel drivers. soothsayers, priests and
magiicans. The author of Joseph and
his Brethren is Louis n. Parker. best
known to Louisville audiences as the
man who wrote "Disraeli' for George
ArliSs. He has preserved in wonderful
fashion the atmosphere OF the Old
Testament while he has written a
drama, which for picturesque virility,
tension of plot and magnificent situa-
tons. out-rival the great majority Of
its more modern contemporaries.
Joseph and His Brethren" promise
to be one OF the sensations of the
oaisyille theatrical season.
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Meals Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Singleton, OF
banyille, were over to see Dink Farm
e and family Monday.
Misses Catherine and Sallie r. Bel
wen were over to see Mrs. Gene Hut
Crimson this week.
\ good crowd left this place for
county court Monday
Miss Nealy Price. OF Eubanks. was
over To- see her sister, Mrs. Osar Van
hook last week.
Mr. +. ). Farmer, OF Danvlle, was
over to see his father, Dink Farmer.
Mrs Epperson and little grand
daughter. fstella were out To see Mrs.
arch Green and family.
Little Miss Thelma Hutchinson was
over to see Effie Farmer last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kirk, of Mason'S
zap, spent several days with his bro
her. James Kirk al this place.
Nj Richard Daugherty, went to
Somerset on business.
Mrs. Epperson, of Highland. is with
'icr daughter, Mrs. +. l.. Terry
Mr. Marion Daugherty was in King
Mountain Sunday.
Mr.. Lee Green is on the sick list.
Jesse Daugherty is on the sick list
Miss Bessie Kirk visited her cousin
Miss ChcSsie Kits at this place.
Mrs. Gcie Hutchinson was in Stan
ord a. see her brother. r. y. Farme,
and family.
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in Stanford to see Mrs. Ed Hubbard
last week.
Miss Dulcie Baugh is visiting friends
and relatives at Saufley.
Mr.. John Raines has gone to Licking
ton. to see his daughter, Mrs. Joe
Chandler
Uncle Dink Farmer has been sick
Tor several days. but is some better at
this writing
Mr.. James Hutchinson spent several
days with Mr. Coffman and family in
Casey county.
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lily horse to die last week.

lily horse to die last week
Mr.. Levi Elam and Mr. Morgan
went fishing, but failed to catch any
fish.
We are having some old fashioned
March weather in this section.
Miss Addie Scott and her brother,
Robe.t, OF Stanford. were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Elan Saturday
anil Sunday.
Mr.. John Merriman visited his sis
ter. Mrs Tillie Grecl
Mr. Emanuel Cox went to the Noun
tains on visit.
Miss Cleo Morgan, of Berea, visited
ner parents Saturday and Sunday
M Calvin Coldiron. OF Berea.
where he has been at school visited
his parents near Spainey.
Miss Bette Miller. of Berea, visited
her parents Saturday and Sunday.
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lcle were the guests of Mrs Nancy
Miracle Sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs. Ernest Durham visit
rs father !. !. Durham at Mckinney.
saturday and Sunday
T. " Hubbard preached al Beth,
uud.y and had nice crawd
Leonard Baugh has been On the sick
lis, tor the last few days.
Mr. X r. Basin has young horse
for Mr. lanes to break The horse i
o'ng nicely
The people IN our community will
too blowing ON account Of the cold
snap.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrinkles went To see
his mother at High Bridge. who was
very i'll.
MI Montgomery Durham visited his
brother Friday night.
Mr. X b. Basin and family visited
his brother law. X. l.. Baugh Sat
urday night and Sunday.
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Local Men In Wreck

Passenger train No. 81. ct the Louis
Vile aud Nashville Railroad Company.
colidod with string Of box cars at
Conway near Livingston Sunday in
Iuring several passengers. two express
messengers and trainmen Judge ]. y.
Mencice, IT,. and John Fields of this
city were in this wreck Mr. Mcneiec
was shaken up considerably and is al
So suffering from a sprained knee.
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HELPLESS As BABY
Down in Mind Unable to Work,
and What Helped Her.

Summit Point. w. va.-Mis. Anna
Belle Emey, OF this place, says: 81 SUI
erred for - years with an awful pain in
ny right side, caused from womanly
rouble, and doctored lots Tor Il. but with
,ut success. ] suffered SO very much.
hat became down In mind, and as help
sss as a baby. was in the worst kind
II shape. Was unable to do any work.
began taking Cardui, the womar's
onic, and got relief from the very first
lose. BY the time had taken II bot
les, my health was completely restored
am now AZ years years old, but feel as
,ood az did when only 10.
Cardui certainly saved me from losing
~ mind, ard feel II my duty to speak
/ its favor. ! wish | had some power
yer poor, suffering women, and could
lake Them know the good Il would do
iem."
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Hughes and Swinebroad,
Green Briar

Mr.. Ire Manley passed away We'd
nesday morning at r. NJ.
Mr.. Wesley Wilson is improving
very slowly
Mr. Johnnie Miracle is improving
slowly
Everybody enjoyed the debate at the
Jumbo school house The subject was
Which was of the Most Benefit. Horse
or Cow"
Misses Oracle Baugh and Suda Mir
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Read This

The Texas Wonder Kidney cure
cures diabetes. and all irregularities
Of the kidney and bladder in both
me, and women. II not sold by your
druggist. will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt of 81. One small bottle is two
months treatment and seldom fails
10 perfect a cure. Send for Ken
iuckv testimonials. DIR. ID. w. Hall.
1920 Olive street. 81. Louis. Sold by
druggists. (AdS)
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C.. Z. Lutes Goes South

g. T.. IutcS. one OF the best known
stock dealers Of this county lett today
for Orlando. Fla. IN view Of locating.
tie will be gone ;J,ou, thirty days and
II he finds a location he will stay I'M
III fall aud then return here tor his
family
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Spainey

Miss Ina Scott was the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. Nose lawson
Miss Mary Hamnions returned from
Berea, where she has been attending
school.
Mr.. Charley Napier had a good fam
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Trial Postponed Until Thursday

The trial Will Routen. OF Somerset.
for killing James Florence, Of Kings
Mountain. 90 lss, Thursday, which was
set ior Monday morning. was postpon-
ed until Thursday morning The Com
mOuwcalth was not ready
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\ cough medicine for ch,.Iren should
be harmless. 1t should be pleasant to
take 1t should be effectual Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is all OF this
and is the mothers favorite every
where. For sale by all dealers.
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hsw's Vegetable COMPOUND improved
rapidly and today an . well woman. I
cannot tell you how happy feel and I
cannot say too much for your Compound.
Would not b without !. In the house II
q cost three times the amount. Mira.
CnAs. CHAPMAN. r. +. D. No. z, Belle
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WUman's Precious Gift.
The one which she should most zeal
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the ono most often neglected. until
some ailment peculiar to her sex has
fastened itself upon her. When so af-
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Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. q
remedy that has been wonderfully sue
ccssful In restoring health TO suffering
women
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia T.. Pinkham's Negcta-
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Quit Paving Rent

Your rent money Is gone forever
Take the same amount and pay on your
own home. Ii you can not buy large
farm. buy baby" farm We can sell
YOU any number OF acres from three
- " acres. first class land right or
The pike. good building sites. right
school. and churches and store. mile
~ three county seats. splendid neigh
borhood Will sell on easy terms. Fo'
1ricc and further particulars apply to
Hughes and Swinebroad.
Lancaster. X,
We can sell YOU 80 acre farms, Zoe
lcre tarris and up to 500 acre farms
II the right prices 2l-2
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Two aflidavitS in connection with
he efforts to save Leo NJ Frank. sen
.cnccd To hang TOR the murder OF Mar,
hagan IN Atlanta. were made public.
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Money For Jurors Ready

W w Saunders, trustee OF jury fund
tells us, that the money for the jurors
is in his hands and they can get same
ny calling an him at the First Nation
al Bank
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vegetable Com
pound. Ny back
scheduntil thought
II would break, I he'd
pains oil over me,
nervous feelings and
periodic troubles. I
was very weak and
run down and was
losing hops Of ever
b eng we'll an d
strong. After TAX
ing lydia r. Pink
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losing hope
WOMAN VERY III
Finally Restored To Health
b Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

1 Bsllsvu4 OAis. III was IN q terrible
etses before took Lydia r. Pinkham's
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Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured

There is nothing more discouraginp
than a chronic disorder Of the stom
ach. j. II not surprising that many
suffer for years with such an ailmeni
when a permanent cure is within their
reach and may he had for triflc >?
About one year ago" says Z. II.
Beck. ii Wakelcc, Mich. II bought a
package OF Chambcrlain's Tablets. and
since using them ! iclt perfectly we'll
had previously used any number OF
different medicines. but none Of them
were OF any lasting benefit" For sale
b. all dealers
Blue Lick
Mr., {. O. Daugherty and little
daughter. iorrain. are suffering with
pink eye
Mr. Allen Games IS visiting his faith
er and other relatives at Wall,own,
this week.
Mr.. Willis Stringer, who has been
sick Tor several days is improving
slowly.
Mr.. Walter Manning was the CUES,
Of James Daugherty last Sunday.
Mr. John Lay, OF New Salem, spen,
lev day, with Frank Has:y last
week.
The tobacco growers are taking adj
vantange OF the pretty weather by get
ting ready to burn the beds.
Mrs. Charley Berry is still very sick.
Miss Florence Burk made pleas
ant visit to Mrs ]. IL. Lay Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs George Ha>ty remains quit,
.ick
Mrs. 4 j. Daughcrty and grand
daughter visited Mrs. George Hasty
last Monday. who remains quite i'll,
Mr.. Tom Mayor goi his foot broke
last Friday while hauling ties TO Nc
Kinney
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STAMFORD. OPERA HOUSE
Friday Night, March 20.

"'rhe TransRressor" ........ Broncho
Feature film in two reels
HIS Crooked Career"
Largest Boat ever Launched Side
ways" ..,.,.,.,,.,-..- keystone
Split reel comedy.
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Saturday, March 2ist

The Seal OF Silence ....... Kay Bee
Strong story told in z reels.
The Modern Lochinvar. Thanhouser
One reel Comedy.
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