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Evening journal., 1914-12-29
JEALOUS MAN KILLS
Child By mistake
By The United Press.


MlLLVlLLE. ~ j.. Dec. 29.-Asss
rested for the Staying of six-year-ola
Beatrice Bailey. John Horn. 25. re@
iccted suitor Of the child's aunt Miss
Alice pettit, today confessed. ac-
cordins 20 the police. that he shot the
child by mistake. The bullet. which
crashed through a window Of the Pet
tit home at Buckshutum, near here.
snuffing out the child's life. was in
tended for his former sweetheart.
Alice Petit. aged seventeen. The
little girl was spending The holidays
with her grandmother The family
was grouped about the dinner table.
Beatrice being seated next to her aunt
Alice.
81 did the shooting 70 was all a
mistake. God help met" Horn con-
fessed, giving himself up TO doctcc-
tives. at the Petit home a few hours
after the staying. Horn admitted
that he had been insanely jealous
since Miss Petit refused to marry
him.
Evans Hughes. young farmer
and Horns rival for the hand OF
Miss Petit, was also seated at the
table
When Horn hcd after shooting the
child he either threw away or hid his
revolver, the police assert. Several de-
tectives accompanied Horn to the scene
of the crime today, where a search was
made for the gun. Horn profcssed him
self 20 be willing to assist the police
in every way.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
CONTINUE THE
SUFFRAGE QUIZ
Representative-EIect Hance
Has Considered Subject But
is Mum onIntentiOnS
FRIENDS TO OPEN
DOVER OFFICE

At the home of Mrs. Florence Bay
ard Hilles, at New Castle, Henry IL.
Hance, OF New Castle, representative
elect from the Tenth district, con-
ferrod with a number of sufIragists
from his district yesterday afternoon
relative to his attitude on the pro-
posed suffrage bill which is TO come
up before the next session of the
Legislature.
In speaking of the subject Mir.
Hance expressed himself as already
having given it a great deal OF
thought as he recognized it as one
of the leading questions OF the day,
and added that while he would make
no definite promises concerning it,
he certainly would do nothing 10 re-
tard its progress. However, like all
the other Representatives and Sen
ators that have so far been inter-
viewed by the suffragists, Mr.. Hance
refused to commit himself one way
OF the other on the bill that Is 10 go
before the Legislature
Beginning Thursday afternoon
when Mrs Hilles and MISS MaDel
Vernon, local Congressional Union or
ganizer. will conduct parlor meeting
al the home of Mrs. Allen Speakman
at ClaymOnt, the suffrage campaign Ia
be conducted throughout the State VIII
be formally started, Miss Vernon hay
ing arranged to visit each town in the
State and viii address the people on
the subject and explain to them lus'
what the suffrage bill is.
Miss Vernon will leave Wilmington
on Monday for Dover. where she vii
have charge of the suffrage headquar
ters. which are to be formally openc-
there on Tuesday morning.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
POLICE C0NMIsSION WORK.

The session Of the Board Of Po-
lice Commissioners this afternoon
promises to be very busy one. Pa
trolman James p Warren will be
arroigned on a charge of being in
toxicated on Christmas Day. II is
possible that the detective squad re-
Gently authorized will be named to-
day. Chief Black said this morn
ing that II was doubtful whether he
would be ready TO submit names to
the Board today. There is vacancy
in the department caused by the dis
missal Of George Harris, the colored
policeman. IL is not known whether
the board will appoint anyone today
to The vacancy.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
MR. RUSH URGED FOR THE
LTYENILE COTRT RENCH.

Considerable speculation is being
INDUCED in by those interested i'm
work among children and the
Juvenile Court as to who will be APP
pointed judge of the tribunal by Gov
ernor Charles r. Miller. While the
Governor has thus far failed to hint
AT who would receive the place,
friends of Charles w. Bush. well
known lawyer. are urging him for
the place and believe he will be
named.
When asked today whether he
would accept the iudgeship if offered
him. Mr.. Bush declined to talk. 81
have no word to give out at this time
on that natter he declared.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
GENERAL amnesty
IN mexico FAVORED
By rhc United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. President
Wilson stated to callers today that this
government has advised granting of
general amnesty in Mexico. Whether
the request will have .-c desired effect
has not been made known by the yari.
Gus Mexican leaders. The President held
however, that executions IN Mexico had
not been ON q wholesale scale
Elimination of Carranza as a factor
in Mexican politics by completely crush
ing his army on "bottlng up the Car.
ranzistas in southeastern Mexico before
the new "poace convention" meets on
january 10, is the aim OF General Villa
according to diplomatic advices here TO-
day.
Seizure of the oil ports OF TuXpam
and Tampico and quick decisive adj
vance on Vera Cruz with the combined
armies OF villa and Zapata is said
TO be the strategic coup planned by
the peace convention forces. Zap
ata's army is now reported to have
pushed back the Carranzistas toward
Vera Cruz as far as Orizaba-uncon-
frmed rumors say even as far as
Soledad, just outside Of Vera Cruz.
Administration officials in the abb
sence of confirmation from American
agents in Mexico City, believe reports
OF friction between Gutierrez. villa
and Zapata are greatly exaggerated.
Quiet along the Sonora border was
reported by General Scott. chief OF
staff. General Hill. Carranzista at
Naco. was reported to be starting
his army today for Aguas Prieta. op-
posite Douglas. Ariz.. in compliance
with the boundary naturalization plan
/ of General Scott
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
santa Remembers
scott SCHOOL CHILDREN

According TO the usual custom, a
large number of Christmas entertain
ments are being given i'm the various
churches throughout the city. this be-
ing the time of the year when the
annual distribution OF candy and
other gifts 20 the Sunday school
scholars takes place.
Among the first 10 hold their en-
tertainmcnt was Scott NJ. d. Church,
the Sunday school of that church
holding their annual Christmas enter
tainment last night i'm tho church.
for which "a delightful and interesting
program had been arranged. Those
taking part included members Of The
senior. junior and primary depart
menis of the Sunday school, and the
program included rccitaiions. special
music and a drill AT the con-
clusion of the entertainment candy
was distributed to each member Of
tho school. The Sunday school pre-
sentcd Wilmer Drummond. tho super
intendent. with "A fountain pen.
Those who took part i'm last nights
entertainment we're Miss Pearl Col
lins. Mildred Harvey. Florence Davis
Anna Crawford. William Baker. liar-
~ Lenderman. John Campbell, Will
liam Mills. Leroy HENDERSON. LeXio
Crawford. Marion Miller. ihe Rev. w
A. Wise. A. =. Gilbert. Harry Wright
Helen Smith. Leona Dalson. Darby
Griffith. Calvin Stafford, Dorothy Dal-
scu. Margaret Todd. Dorothy Sines
Edith Stout. Mary Bryant, Dorothy
Calvert. Clara Hamilton. Margaret
Grantland. Frances Richardson. How
ace Ray. Luther Broadway. William
Lyon, May Robinson, Medford Grant
and, Earle Simpson. Leonard Grant
land. Albert Longstreath Harry Bry-
ant a quartetto. composed OF Mis-.
Vera Kcrshaw. Mrs. George Nande
grift, Allen Wise and Harry McBrid,
sang Tho Manger Babe and Master
Albert Longstreath. violnist, who is
years old, and soloist for the primar,
department every Sunday played 2
selection.
The primary and intermediate de
partments of Epworth NJ. E. Churcl
Sunday School will hold their annua
Christmas entertainment tonight fol
which an interesting musical and lit
erary program has been arranged. On'
OF the features of the program will b'
special music by the Geibel chorus.
Under the leadership of professo
George b. King, the Epworth NJ. J.
Church choir presented delightful pre-
gram to the patients and officials q
Hope Farm last Saturday night At th
conclusion of the program reircshment
of coffee and cake were served. Thos
who took part in the program included
Professor Edwards and his SON an
daughter. who played the piano, violi
and cornet. and the Rev. Dr. Edga
Franklin who told delightful Christ
mas story.
Special arrangements for conveyin
the entertaining party to and from tn
farm We're made by Mrs. Richard "
Crook. wife of the manager of the Pee
olcs Railway Company, who furnlsho
4 special trolley.
On Christmas night the children {
the institution were delightfully."- entel
tanned. There was a Christmas tree an
yulc LOGS blazcd on the hearth. aroun
which the children gathered and cnioyc
general good tmc
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
TRAVELLING BAG FOR
Retiring Commissioner

Members of the Levy Court at the
meeting today showed their respect for
Commissioner Charles W. Goodng. who
rctires from the court next Tuesday 10
be succeeded by W. Thornton Purks
When a lull came in the proceedings
of the court, shortly before the time
for taking a recess today. Mr.. Gooding
was presented with travelling bag by
the members of the court. The prescn-
tatiou speech was made by Commis-
-ioncr Scott. who af,er reviewing Mr..
Gooding's services to the county. said
the mcmbcrs were sorry To lose him.
Mr.. Coodiug was yisiblv affected and
thanked the members for their remem-
brancc.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
OBITUARY

The funeral of Frank Courtney,
who died yesterday. will be held from
the residence of his sister, Mrs. NJ j.
Grason of No. 500 North Harrison
street at o'clock Thursday after
noon. Interment will be private, in
Wilmington and Brandywine ceme-
terry.
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence
e. Gregg, wife of +. R. Gregg. who
died yesterday in her twenty-third
year, will be conducted from the home
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bar
ney. No. $50 East Fourth street at
. o'clock Thursday afternoon with
interment in Old Swedes cemetery.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
GREINER REPORT ON
BRIDGE IN TODAY

Consulting Engineer John e. Grein-
er. of Baltimore. telephoned today to
County Engineer James Wilson that
he will be here this afternoon 10 pre-
sent his report on the Washington
street bridge. Tho report Will cover
a thorough examination made by Mr.,
Groiner by direction of the Levy
Court. This action was taken that
the condition of the bridge could be
ascertained as so many people have
complained of its safety.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
MITCHELL fills OFFICE
Until FAIRY QUALITIES

Pending confirmation by the u. S.
Senate of the appointment Of Martin
r. FAIRY as United States marshal
for the District of Delaware. TO sue
coed George l.. Townsend, removed
Judge Edward G. Bradford this after
non appointed John w. Mitchell pres
ent outside deputy marshal, as u. S
marshal until Dir. Fairy qualities.
Judge Bradford's order follows
In the District Court of the
United States for the District
of Delaware.
And now, to wit, this twenty
ninth day of December, A. ID.
1914. it satisfactorily appearing
TO the court that "A vacancy now
exists in the Office OF marshal of
the United States for the district
of Delaware, and that the inter
ests of the United States re-
quire that some person should
duties of said office until said
vacancy shall be filed: it is by
virtue of and pursuant to the
provisions of the act of Congress
of June "a. 1898. entitled IAN
Act concerning Attorneys and
Marshals of the United States"
ordered by the court that John
w. Mitchell, of Mill Greek hun
dred, New Castle county, Della
ware, be and he hereby is ap-
pointed to exercise the duties of
the Office of marshal of the
United States for the district of
Delaware within the jurisdiction
of the district court of the
United States for the district of
Delaware, until said vacancy
shall be filled.
Signed Edward G. Bradford
United States District Judge,
District of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
GUNS AGAIN ROAR AT TAMPIcO.

~ The Unlted Frass.
MOBILE, Ala. Dec. 20 Passengers
arriving here today from Mexico declar-
ed that for the third time in year,
the rich oil aelds near Tampico are the
scene OF violent battles between con-
tending MrAican ufinirs, cndangciing
the property of Americans and other
foreigners.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
HURT RY FALL ON ICE.

John Manues. of the northeast cor
ner of Eighth and Church streets and
emploved by Miller Bros. Company,
fell on the icy sidewalk at Sixth and
Market streets. this morning ana re-
ceived a cut over the left eye. Ol1l-
Ger John Fox assisted Manues into the
police station. He refused TO go to a
hospital Turnkey Johnson dressed his
injury. after which Manues proceeded
TO work.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
nN YACATION Tn CALIFORNIA.

Captain and MIS-. HOrace WiIson
and Miss Frances Wilson viii leave
on Saturday for trip to places of in
terost IN California They will be
gone about month. Captain VIII
son. who Is at the head of the VIII
son Line. and member of the Water
Commission, deferred his vacation
until winter to take the California
trim.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
cHuRcHMEN no DISCUSS CHARTER

The regular meeting of the Westmin-
sfer Club of Hanover Presbyterian
Church will be held at the home OF
u. W. Ebcy. No. 2204 Boulevard ON Tues
day evening, January .. One of the
features of the evening will be an ad-
dress ON the new city charter.
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
ArXILIARY MEETING.

The December meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of First
Presbyterian Church was held last
night. In the absence of Mrs. Gretta
Price. the president Mrs. Stonesifer
presided. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton
acted as secretary. The devotiOnals
were conducted by Mrs James F.
Price The usual business was
transacted and adjournment made
for the social hour and refreshments.
Tho Christmas party was much en-
ioyed by all
The Sunday school viii hold their
Christmas entertainment tonight
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
PULASKI HAIL DANCES.

Dances are being given every We'd
nesday and Saturday night in Pulaski
Hall. A special New Years dance
will be given in the hall on Friday
night. There will be music by a full
orchestra
Evening journal., 1914-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Clerk of the Peace Harry A. Brown IS
sued the following marriage licenses to
dav:
Hugh Boutwell,, -. Western Pond
Md. and Mary King. 81, No. 3l5 East
Twenty street.
Handy b. Truitt. Snow Hill. Md, anC
Fila G. Davis. No s4l Spruce street
Carlton T.. Adams, No. 10 South Mont
pelier avenue, Atlantic City. and Saral
I. Bright, No. 1903 Franklin street.
Magistrate Broman issued marriage
license today to George Newcomb an'
Miss Minnie NJ. Runner. both of No
500 DUPONT street
Evening journal., 1914-12-29

Ovcrcoats that will hug you
like a bear and Keep you warm
and comfortable.
S2s to SIoo.
Pony Lined ersian Collar, S25.
Rat Lined Persian Collar, $40.
Marmot Lined Persian Collar,
$50.
Blended Rat Persian Collar,
500.
Heavy Rat Persian Collar. S75.
Electric Seal Persian Collar,
500.
Samples in front case.
Come in and look them over,
all fast color black hroadcloth
bodies, and you know what You
are getting when you come here.
Fur Gloves, Fur Caps, Heavy
Shoes. Underwear and Clothes Of
every kind.
MULLINS HOME STORE
9th & Market.
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Scene from 1.-The Girl the Tramp Colonial Theatre FEBRUARY
IN Saturday Matinee 2:30 p NJ, Night $780,

Nearly Married" Edgar Jones ana
Louise Huff in a fine two-part feature
Treasures on Earth Pathe's' Week
" No. 8, and screaming comedy, "A
Patched Adonis" Earle Williams
Leah Baird, William HUMPHREYS, Julia
Swayne Gordon and Roger Lyton In
a beautiful two-reel feature, Red ana
White Roses, which is Vitagraph'
In addition to these there will be a
big special three-reel sensational fea'
ture. The Lost Diamond which is
shown in natural colors. In addition
to this being very powerful detec-
tive story, it is very novel feature
in as much as the coloring is taken
the same time as the picture.
There are a number Of the big
favorites each day during the week
of which mention will be made daily
in the Dixie standing program in this
paper Mr.. Case will render spotlight
songs on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day night.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-02-02

Asher and Louise Fazenda in another
funny Joker comedy, "She Should
Worry" Joker comedies tickle the
world. Lamar tombstone and Fran
celia Ellington in fine Majestic
comedy drama, The Baby" Fred
Mace and Bud Dullcan in a funny
Apollo comedy, Fred Goes in for
Horses A pretty love story featur-
ing Marie Eline, Mural Ostriche and
Marshall Boyd in "Cupid's Lieuten-
ant"
For Saturday-Special for Saturday,
King Baggott in fine Imp drama
1.-THE Actors Christmas" a Nestor
drama with Ramona Langley, Lee Mo.
ran and Russell Bassett in a Hale
of the West" Edwin August in cap
tivating farce comedy, THE Unhappy
Pair" Big Reliance drama in one
part, 1.-THE Mighty Atom" with an all
star cast. "Portola Festival and "Los
Angeles Police Parade" (Apollo)
bad Man From the East and Lewis
Luck" (Komic).
Our program Is fine every day ant
we would appreciate visit from you
We are striving to please you.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-02-02
At the Dixie.

The remarkable series of photo
dramas under the title of Tine Al
ventures of Kathlyn," is based on
Harold MacGraths fctional work OF
that name. The entire series forms
a serial story in thirteen sets, OF
which the first and second sets nave
already been shown at the Dixie The
third set of this famous series VIII
be seen at the Dixie tonight, In all
these exciting situations, Miss Kath-
lvn Williams, as the Queen of Allaha'
is the great compelling figure on
which every eye is centered. She is
the handspring of the action and OF
interest; and she is so continuously
beset by dangers and seemingly IN
surmountable odds that one uncon-
sciously commiserates her on her
fancied woes. This third set is en-
titled "The Temple of the Lion" This
is most fearsome experience OF the
barried and beautiful heroine in pic
turesoue ruin where wandering pill
grims come to worship and where
savage lions pace the lonely corri'
doris In addition to this grand fea'
ture tonight, there will be the FOL
lowing: A very funny Pathe comedy
"a Two Family Affair" Robert Thorn
by in a Vitagraph drama, The Return
Of Jack Bellew." Harry Carly, VIM
Russell and Claire Mcdowell in Bio
graph drama, "His Firemans Con
science" Sidney Drew and Ada Gif
ford in a screaming two-reel vita
graph comedy, pickles, Art and Saur
kraut." Ben Wilson in "The Mystery
of the Talking Wire" which is thu
third number of the Chronicles o
Cleek" series.
Tuesday brings the great favorite
Carlyle Blackwell, assisted by LOUIS
Glaum, in a fine Kaiem two-reel Tea
ture, 1.-THE Masquerader." Dolly Laf
kin and Tom Forman in the Lupii
drama His Excellency' Bryan
Washburn, Ruth Stonehouse and Ii
liam Drew in the Essanay comedy
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-02-02
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

1S01-The first Imperial Parliament
of Great Britain assembled In
London.
1SO4-George Walton, native of Vir'
ginia, and one of the signers OF
the Declaration OF lndepend'
ence, died.
1S0G-Miranda sailed from New York
on his expedition to revolutions
ize South America.
1S0S-The Papal government at Rome
subverted by the French.
1S14-Bonapart defeated at Brienn
with the loss of 173 cannon and
1000 men.
1S4S-Peace with Mexico.
1S56-After a contest OF nine weeks
the House of Representatives
at Washington elected @
Speaker.
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At the CRYSTAL This Week.

Every day feature day. We are
showing six reels of the best pictures
daily. and we run our entire program
all day. The Mutual and Universal
programs combined insure you
variety of subjects at all times. Our
patronage is growing daily, and we
are very grateful to those who have
helped us grow Our program for to-
night is a fine one and consists OF the
following:
Phillips Smalley and Lois Weber IN
a strong Rex drama in two parts
"Thieves and the Cross" Max Asher
and Harry Mccoy, those funny fell
lows. in Mike and Jake in the Wllu
West" a laugh producer. Paul Scar
don. Ruth Fielding and George d. Carl
ton in a fine Reliance drama, THE Al
tentative" Sydney Ayres, Jack Rich
ardson and Harry Won Meter in Dig
American drama, THE Rose OF san
Juan" Lamar tombstone, Vera Sisson
and Howard Davies in "Helen's STRAIT
egem" Majestic drama).
For Tuesday-Big special feature IN
two parts with those popular favorltes
in the leading role, William Shay and
Leah Baird, in Time Is Money ump
comedy drama). Another one OF those
scream comedies, with Max Asher and
Harry Mccoy in alike and JAKE IN
Neyico" Our comedies are FUNNY
snecial Thanhouser comedy with Sid
new Bracey Ethel Cook and the IMAM
housed Kidlet in "The Amateur AMI
NAL Trainer" Big special Domino
feature in two parts, THE Harp oil
Tara" Domino is height of photopiay
perfection.
For Misunderstanding special feature
in two parts by the Eclair-American
Company, The Highwayman's Shoes
spectacular Colonial drama Man
Asher and Harry Mccoy in another
comedy farce, Mike and Jake at
Pugilists." Our comedies are sure
enough comedies. Sydney Ayres, JacF
Richardson, Harry Won Meter anC
Louise Lester in fine American
drama. "The Son of Thomas Gray
Vera Sisson, William Garwood ant
Meta White in a strong Majestic
drama. 1.-THE Ten of Spades Roscoe
Arbucle again Wednesday in rum.
keystone, THE Under Sheriff. va
riety of pictures is our motto
For Thursday-Big special featur
in three parts by the Victor Film Col
poration, miracle Mary" drama 9
intense realism in three parts. 81
Radiance drama with an all-star cas-
"The Sacrifice" Fred Mace, tina
funny fellow, and Leach Cross, tn
prizefighter, in comedy entitled :"
Swell Dish" This is worth the pric
of admission alone. Another stron
Majestic drama with star cast, III
Lackey." brand new release.
For Friday-Special for Friday,
big two-reel Bison feature with WI
liam Clifford and Phyllis Gordon
"The Water War" drama of man
startling situations in two parts. Ma
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LOST

STRAYED-My gray saddle pony,
about 15h hands high, no brand,
wire cut on inside front foot. Left
Bryan Sunday morning and went
northeast. Liberal reward for return
to fuckers livery stable, Bryan, or to
me at Harvey. q. T. Wyatt.
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FOR RENT Two newly hnishea
rooms, furnished or unfinished one
block of H. & T. C. depot, Presbyterian
Church, Baptist Church. Main street
also I. & G. N. depot. P. o. Box SOI.
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FOR RENT-Main street store; nicely
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Sewing Machine Company. I. A. sat
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MOORISH TR|BESMEN
SLAIN IN BATTLE
IRy Associated PressI

Tetuan. Morocco, Feb. 2.-Several
hundred Moorish tribesmen were Kill
ed and wounded in battle south OF
here with the Spanish Thursday. ac'
cording to reports received today.
Twenty-six Spaniards were killed.
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FOR RENT-Modern 7-room house
one block from l. & G. n. depot
Phone 20s.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-41 acres of timber land
IN miles from city limits. Price $50
per acre. ]. w. Bats.
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COMING Soon to the Colonial Theatre

Coming Soon TO the No'on'a'
Gus Hills big production OF Mutl
and Jeff in Panama muslcal CUM
edy with pretty girls galore.
& M Glee Club and their famous
band and zouave drill.
"The Shepherd of the Hills, beau
tifuI nlav from one of Harold Wrights
most interesting books. ~
Bert Leigh himself in George 20,
hams Little Millionaire" musical
comedy of the Cohanesque type; Bert
Leigh is we'll known to us all Tor the
laughs he has caused us in "Forty,hve
Minutes from Broadway and "Ine
Man on the Box"
Thomas Dixon Jr. in his play and
book. "The Leopard Spots ~
Among the others we will nave Inc
Higher Law" Paying the Price me
Virginian." and within the Law.
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FOR RENT--A new house on East
side. Mrs. Parizek