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New-York tribune., 1919-08-13

to sell foodstuffs to firms having more
than one hundred persons in their en-
ploy. enabling employees to obtain the
food with little difficulty and at low
prices. He said he had received tenta-
tive orders from the Western Electric
Company. the William lseln Company
and the Morse Dry Dock Company
The army intends going into the ped
ding business. Captain Stewart an
nounred Five thousand cases of apples
Will be disposed of at 81 90 a forty
pound case. he said. Army trucks will
take them through the streets. Neigh
bors are invited TO get together and
purchase a case or two. Routes are be-
ing mapped out and il is planned to
start the sale on Monday.
Price List Is Issued
From present indications. Captain
Stewart said, no food will be left for
sale by parcel post. Throughout the
three states in his zone he asserted.
the realization of the money to be
saved in buying army supplies has led
to scramble on the part of municipal
authorities to place orders
Captain Stewart issued the following
prlce list. comparing the retail prices
and the army figures:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Transport Here " ith
''Oiiicers Only Aboard

TIE Northern PAcihc. arst OF .he d.,
axe transports FOR officers only
reached this port yesterday with .sgG
officers and welfare WORKERS. There
aere also aboard ~ enlisted men
rom f4mn- Merritt and Mills and tn
port ea4aAr.At o.. iIoboken. who
volunteered 70 DO the chores.
Every one questioned sa.d tne ex-
periment OF us.ng the vessels c4racitv
all The Way 20 the mold fog officers
quarters mad proved successful Tie
Old standee hunks have been KEEP n
place. tut nave been equ nred with
sheets and pillows Originally the
Northern Pacific accom- modations for
nrst class passengers were Am ted 20
100
Remodening Of .he dining room %
permit the seating Of 50o persons at
a time Is the princina change IN the
snip.
The - enlisted men. VINO served IS
kitchen police. did SO because Of tnc
opportunity TO make tho trip 20 France
and back. Other volunteers WIZ bee
called for on the Northern pac.hc's
next voyage.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
HUruesf TO Reiieye
Europe s Distress

john D. Shanahan, in Europe since
last May collecting data for julius H.
barnes, United States Wheat Director,
returned yesterday, accompanied by
harry " Harlan and f.. G.. Roerncr
Of the Department OF Agricultural
They covered $500 miles Of wheat
territory in France, Italy. the Balkans.
Poland, Russia, Czecho- Slo aka
Austria, Belgium, Holland and Ge.-
many.
THE tive ~rea: needs of Europe TO-
day" SAID Mr.. shanahan. are the re-
turn to normal productive labor and
the establishment OF Diplomatic and
trade relations which will. of course
tend to counteract the more or less
permcious psychology developed by tie
war and hasten a realization of pelco
and stable government
was particularly impressed with
the effects of broken and dsorganized
distributing facilities on the living
condlrlons IN the various sections Of
Europe" Mr.. Shanahan continued "In
me cities broken distribution channels
create distress through high prices. A
good average meal in Vienna costs
from So to s., in Paris from So to
$3.50, in London from So. to SO, while
IN Slavonia and the Banat country Of
GA hungary good average meals can
be obtained in the smaller towns for
from 20 cents to 81 and in the cities
at from $50 to 50.
When | LETT American Mr.. shana-
han said. 81 had an idea all Europe was
more or less a scething caldron OF dis
tress and anarchy and that things gem
orally had gone to the dogs. Ii was,
therefore, source of constant surprise
to find at least 90 per cent of the till
able acreage Of Europe planted.
The salvation Of humanity gener-
ally in Europe during the armistice, |
am convinced, was the food relief pro
vided through American initiative. The
hope and backbone of Europe is the
peasant, who, with the turmoil and
stress of war raging about him, and in
many cases without adequate imple-
ments and tools in whole sections, has
succeeded where it was at all possible
IN cultivating at least 90 per cent of
the tillable soil. In many places his
work is in evidence right up to the
trenches and firing line Broadly speak
ing, think the real distress of Eu-
rope, as far as food grains are CON
cerned. will disappear after the pres
ent harvests."
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13

gagged in European duties to look after
american affairs"
Inc governmental increase in wages
and the cheapening tho purchasing of
the American money through vast in
nation OF both credit and currency
were, Mr.. Fess asserted. the funda-
mental reason for the nigh COS, of
living
Senator Mcclellan appeared before
the House Agricultural Committee to
urge a speedy report on hi BIZ! Tor
the regulation OF cold storage.
me packer through he control
o. coid storage facilities nave been
ao'c TO set aside the law of supply
and demand Senator McKeliar said.
ana mat law Is at present inopera-
I'VE He cited statistics to show that
on June |, 1918, there were in cold
sfotage ls,340,000 pounds of poultry
ana or June |, 1919, 51,570,000 pounds.
','l.!' tFe price Of poultry had increased
. cnmts pound in the mean time.
ne packers wiz move heaven and
""aF'A 70 prevent pSs sage Of this b;ll.'
se"asof Nch c.lar sad. The packers
ave been wondcrfGi'c slccessful IL.
re pa ia rreFeA'.s.c legislation Of
''.- tA'H Do ..nt ..s..1Dc
'N her / i,.trodncvt dis lin IL t9t3
wAs foU&hs b-ttsr.g - the House.
liz DeDar5men, d: sricu.ture op
posed H. and Secretary Houston issued
statement justilyins fluctuations IN
ine p.ice OF eggs. 4ires spective or The
,nnuenc.ng condition Of cold storage
'ictoT Nurdoch Kansas. tnen a
member Of the House, fought +. on
the ground it would he hurttu! 20 his
coNs,'tuents A few days ago ne told
me 1hat Il we had had sense enough to
pass hat blil in 1913 we would not
now De having our present food
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Army Cuts Price
OF Food for ". Y.
assures City Market Com
missioner of Is to 20
Per Cent Red duction
NeW York Tribune
" n.sh inQtOn Bilrcnat

WASHINGTON. Aug. Reductions
ranging from Is to 20 per cent of the
prices formerly announced for war
food for distribution in New York City
were assured to Deputy Commissioner
Of Markets O'Malley to-day by Assist
ant Director OF Sales Morse, of the
War Department
The action Of the government in re
ducing prices was taken when Com
missioner O Malley informed the War
Department officials that steps already
had been taken by retail dealers in
New York City to meet the government
prices
Following is list of the new prices:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Drop IN Shoe Prices
Predicted at Boston

BOSTON. Aug Predictions Of a
decided drop in the price f SHOES we're
made by leather dealers and shoe
manufacturers who tes tiled TO dav al
the grand july investigation OF the
high cost OF living being conducted
by District Attorney Joseph c. Pella-
tier. The consensus Of opinion. now
ever was that the decline nigh, not
come for another year.
Witnesses asserted that the people
demanded a high grade Of shoes .nl
were willing to pay for them. One
leather firm. it was brought out. had
millions of dollars worth of cheaper
grades OF sole leather on hand. which
manufacturer would not buy because
ii did not come up TO the standard de
manded by purchasers OF shoes.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Resolution Urges Sale
Ut Surplus ,4rn,y 4,tos

WASHINGTON, Aug. Request
that the Secretary of War declare
surplus of motor trucks and automobiles
held by the department in this countrv
and sell them Immediately at reasonable
pnces, Is made in resolution intro
duced to-day by Representative Goodv
hoontz, Republican, West Virginia. The
resolution specifically calls upon the
secretary for statement as to why no
surplus has been declared hereto fore.
ana "hy the cars were allowed to stand
out in the weather"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Germany and Finland
seek Rapprochcment

PARIS. Aug. Admral Paul Won
H ntze. former Secretary for Foreign
Affairs OF Germany IS At HelsIacfors
and has had an interview with VI.
Hols-e, Finnish Minister o. Foreign
Affairs. according 10 adtices received
aere. This has attracted considerable
attention IN Paris as indicating "A pos
sible rapprochement between Rin-
and and Germany
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
SO Negroes and / Whites
Indicted for Chicago Riots

CHICAGO. Aug. IL Indictments
against thirtY-sX negroes and four
white mon. charging offences ranging
from assault to commit murder %
carrying concealed weapons. were re-
turned to-day by .hc special grand
Jury eating the recen. ace riots
in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Postal Weight Limit Raised

Postmaster Burton in Brooklyn an
nounced Yesterday that the parcel post
weight maximum has been raised to
l27 pounds for boxes containing food
supplies. He announced he would hire
additional help if necessary. In Hobo
ken a meeting of the city commits
sloncrs OF Jersey City was held, at
wnlch COMMISSIONER James +. Gan
non was appointed to purchase $500
o0o worth OF army toodstutfs.
A resolution was passed at meet
ing OF the city commissioners OF Hobo
ken yesterday calling on the govern
ment TO sell food to the city direct
from the army warehouses situated
there Mayor Griffin pointed out that
the army had the facilities and or
sani2atIon Tor carrying on the bust
ness
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13

lne WAY Department food officials
also informed Commissioner O'Malley
that further revisions downward on
food prices would be authorized if
retailers sought to interfere with the
sale OF government surplus stock by
reducing their prices in the future.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-13
Fair Prices for Food
As Listed by Williams

THE following are the prices
which should not be exceeded by
retail dealers, according to the whole
sale quotations of yesterday and the
margins allowed by Arthur Will
Jams. Federal Food Administrator:
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DESCRIBES SIBERIAN LIFE
Ohio Girl. Who Served Red Cross Il
IrkutsIs, Tells Of Her
Experiences.

MARIETTA. ONO. Nov. 2S-Miss
Caroline Kidd, of Marietta. American
Red Cross nurse, writing from lrhu5tk.
Siberia. states that travel N Russia
at times is very slow because OF tn"
con=cstcd condition and the numerous
wrecks.
This country Is in such a terrible
turmoil" she writes. that trains do
not half run and so much mail gets
lost General Graves. Of the United
States Army. and General Morris.
United states consul were out look
ing over the situation.
"EvcrytljuG is congcs;cd and
there arc frequent wrecks that hold
up trains, so that it is a terrible job
TO get any place. We have not. oi
course. accomplished all that il was
hoped we might do. bu; the American
Red Cross has done = good deal in 81
IBERIA.
There seems 70 b. plenty OF food.
such as meat. bread. etc. Mlk and
butter were plentiful a few weeks ago
hut now harder 10 got. There Is
no fruit here. We did have currant9
and Strawberries and rasphorrics. but
they are gone long ago. There - not
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SLAIN SOLDIERS DOUBLE
FOOLs,EVEN HIS PET DOG
Relatives Of Private Henry BrOmlc,
Mistake Sam Rcddy for Their
Dear One.
CLAIM HIM AS THEIR OWN
Government Officials, However, Are
Convinced Sam Rcddy Is Not
Bromley at All--CauScs Payment
Of Insurance TO BE Stopped.

esady , Of New Canaan N iooks s 50 mud%
like Private Henry BROMLEY: Jr.. OF
in France. that for several months he
has been looked upon az BROMLEY re-
sromley's relatives and Bromlcy's
friends.
In, fact. the resemblance is so, re-
field County do not believe yet that
sam Ecddv is Sam Redo! At all. al
Judged TO be. sam Ecddy by o. j..
Matte. an oficia! Investigator Of the
nEton,, and by Deputy sheriff Fred
crick T., liihbard. who helped Waite
make his Investigation for the gov
Gets Hin, Into Trouble.
Som" idea OF the strength o. the
likeness OF young Kcddy for the dead
hhrom!ry may b. gained ir2m q few
late Yesterday. Reddy is locked up on
a charge. Of theft OF an overcoat. which
RcIdI: ~ '
| WAS Sam Keddy. some of them got
mad mad. one on, man finally M me. And it
his wife Annie. aunt and uncle Of
Henry Bromley. And they said | was
- The ,nromlcys hav., a savage dog.
Ted IS MS name. They said he bit
strangers ana double dared me to 70
near him. guess II was IN. worst
thing that ever happened To- me !
Went WEI, and the damned dog {nmned UP
Ecnnctt shaved me one night. lie
i IIcHr, i t.r sctr IN ny chin: lie said
and shat besides Henry Bromley had a
scar on his thunmb and Il scar on his
big toe and | have both.
They called me Henry Bromley aft
er that and they wonldn't stop. !
mond and some, other fellows @ko
knew me since vas knee-hiEh and
incy said they knew was Sam Heddy.
hut Bennett said | couldn't fool him
Wasn't Even Sure Himself
Then Henry Erom!cy's father said
BROMLEY. Md began TO feel kind O.
When Mr.; Waite and sheriff riib-
pare arrested me in South Norwalk on
Waite showed ne the picture he he had
Of Henry bromley il looked so much
INK, ,r[.s.i ne mat ! didn't know if was
Waite and Deputy Sheriff Hibbard
Mason Constable samuel li Hanna al nd
Town Clerk Henry =. Kyle. early ycs-
iicnry Bromley. Reddy made long
deposition, for them in which. assert
,nG lhat H. Was Broomley. he tald III
lie said he put his iden;iacation Tag
on another soldier on the battlc:ield
got to ms country. met Reddy Chim-
sem, and Go' rom Rcddy his drar,
regis ration card. lie sworc to thi.
dcroSi;ion before a notary.
The scars were particularly puZzlinc
70 MIR. Nhwalte. but Henry Bromley
Sr" said the big toe scar on Reddy
was IN Il slightly different location
rom the scar on his dead son. lie
said ne had eXpla!ncd stranEcncss in
Rcddy when accepting him as his SON
on ihc ground OF shell shock or some
thing like that.
Waite. after tho deposition was
made got after Reddy again. and
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Dandruffy Scalps Ruin the
Hair and Make Ii Fall Out
Partisan Sage Keeps the Scalp Clean Quickly Stops All
Itching and Stimulates New Hair to Grow
Nothing to Pay

scragrly hair that finally dies and then
YOU are hairless and nothing can help
you.
Tho only way TO abolish dandrur for
good IS TO destroy the germ that causes
IL. TO DO this quickly. safely and at
little expense. get from any good drug
Est some Partisan sage niQuid FORM
and follow the simple directions for
home use.
II is guaranteed to Danish all dand
ruff, stop itching scalp and falling hair.
and promote new growth, or the
cost, smn II as ii rs, Will be refunded.
Par!sian sage is a scientific prepare
ton that supplies hair needs-an anti
septic, dciicatcly pcrtumcd liquid,
neither sticky or greasy, easy 20 ap-
My. and guaranteed not TO color III.
hair or scalp.
Good looking hair is half the battle
in any mans or woman's personal an.
pcarance. Neglect means DUH. thin,
lifciess hair and nnally badness. while
a litilc attention now helps insur-
thick and lustrOus hair for years Ia
come.
No matter what your hair troubles.
try Partisan sage massage tonight
YOU Will not he Observation-Disclosures
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COSSACKS ADOPT YANK
Give John Quincy Adams Grandson
Right tn Wear Uniform OF
kuban Tribe.

EKATERlDODAR. Nov. 2?.--Captain
Henry Adams. of Boston, grandson of
John Quincy Adams. has been aioptcd
a member OF the kuban tribe OF Cos
sacks.
Captain adams is in charge Of the
American Red Cross relief in the j<u-
ban state He is supplying twenty
civil hospitals with surgical material,
and is attempting to provide winter
clothing for 1000 orphans who were
left by the Boishevist retreat from
this territory. one OF his souvenirs.
valued as showing the need for the
materials hc distributes. is a pair OF
red pajamas made from Bolehcvst
haS. The hospital nurses being obliged
to use every particle OF cloth they
cuuld obtain.
Ey being adopted into the Cossacll
tribe. Captain Adams receives permits
sion 10 wear the CoSSacii uniform. con :
sistinG OF al high ncckcd pink shirt. a
gray coat. Skirtcd 10 the knees and
with k!monc sleeves. and a dagger
worn on the belt buckle.
Those who have seen Captain Adams
IN his official dress believe that he Will
create quite a ripple when he goes up
the State House steps III boston to
carry the greetings Of the sultan OF
kuhan 20 the Governor Of Massachu-
80:
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means of Il code which John under
stands she supplies the French gov
eminent with valuable information. In
Berlin she Kills Karl and makes her
escape 10 Paris. where she meets John.
who offers her the love she though,
she had lost. y Fox Sunshine comedy
is added.
up the Road With Sallic," ada ed
by Julia Crawford Ivcrs. from the novel
OF that name by Frances Stcrrctt and
presented by Lewis j. Sclznick. is
Constance ralmadgc'S latest produce
tiou for the Select Star Series. and will
be the attraction here at the Victor
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. This
photoplay offers the captivating COM
cdicnnc Il role in which she can be us
capriciouS as rivaciouS and as lovabln
as may be expected from the delight
full charactcriaations she has shown
on the screen in the past. Fatty Ar
buckle in "HaySccd" * the comedy
off
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Rcddy finally said he would be only
too glad to he himself again ii he
could he left in peace. Then his father.
John Rcddy. Il farmer. wos notified
John keddy retained John Cuneo. u
lawyer OF South Norwalk. to repre-
sent young Rcddy when he is ar
raiEned before Justice Mason today
The mother of Private Bromley
killed herself Immediately after Off
ciai news Of his death in the ArEOnnc
fighting with the SeVcnty-ScVcnth hi
vision was received last November ~.
The War RISK Insurance Bureau had
stopped payment OF insurance to the
father on news that tho son. supposed
to h" dead, had returned, apparently
Il dcscrtcr.
First publication OF the probability
that Henry bromley" had returned
alive was made in local newspapers
last spring.
sam Keddy is below the AVERAGE
gencc He can neither read nor write
Henry Bromley could READ and write
Neither family. however. has had the
advantages o: education in any real
sense. That helped 10 add mystery
to tho situation and to keep on COM
plicatin. it until the government. in
the form OF Investigator Waite. an
pcarcd to restore normal condition
Couldn't Sign Check.
Sam Ecddy told the correspondent
that he never slept in the home Of
iicnry Bromley. Sr. lie said he had
promised TO work with Bromley Sr
hut he did no, because he vas afraid
lie would be paid by check and he
couldn't sign H."
|, is a most puzzlinE situation for
normal minded folk OF the country
and many. even today. hated TO give
IN the belief that sam Rcddy is not
Henry Bromley. Jr. l;ut the govern
ment IS satisfied. and Bromley Sr.. is
satisfied. and Sam Rcddy. 10 quote him.
IS sure Sam Reddy IL sam Ecddy.
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------------- ---
ARTILLERY SAVES BRITISH
Shots Fired by Russian CUM Prevent
nnihiiatior OF Troops hy
Aiutimeers.

LONDON Nov. ,o.-Br.;ish officers
commanding troops which have since
hecn WiihdriWn from the Archauscl
ana Murmansk fronts were saved hy
Eussian artillery fire from annihiia-
ton nv Russian mutinccrs at Tulcau
shortly before they left Russia The
story has Just been told by special
correspondent. who was with the Brit
ish forces in North Russia
some OF the British were in hut
Wheh they We're, fred upon hy ono of
"" muI,hccrS through an open door
Wy. inc Russian missed and was
shot down. his failure revealing plans
Tor general massacre. All the wires
except one to village v-.!urc loyal
Russian artillcrymen wcr. stationed.
mad been cut. and the mutincers We're
preparing" 10 turn machine guns upon
the British when the trapped men tcl,
phoncd the Russian gunncrs. Immc-
Iiately the loyal Russians began 10
urcp 10 shells among the mu;inccrS.
and thc BRITISH cSrnLan \
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SELL STEAK AT Is CENTS
Striking Butcher. In Chicaco Oprn
Own Rctnil store and Cut
Prices.

.HlCAGO. Nov. 2c--To back UP their
charges that some OF their employers
were n'oii:cc!!nS. striking butchers
today opened Large retail shop and
sold poricrhousc steak at IS cents a
2ound. veal chops at IL cents a pound
ana hamburger steak at 10 cents a
pound.
othc- meats were sold at core
spending low price. and tic union
butchers declared that. although The
hSnres were from 80 10 - per cent
h"io" the prices charged BY a ma
jority Of retail dealers. the strikers
we're making a fair profit.
THO union butchers are demandin.
an increase from So 10 $40 a week
in their minimum weekly wage.
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CHICAGO WORTH 3 BILLION
City's nOnrd or Review .,
value OF Al Reni md Per.
SOnal PROPERTY

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Thc total v,r,,
ZION hEuFeS on real estate or p.,.so,,.. +,
property in Cook County. inrI,,i'n,
mat OF railroads. as announced ~. .,'
board OF review for the year 1nJ, 10
S3,31L465.TIO. ''i'' Is
Ths real estate total for ,,ro -,
;niill 'i'o''l' higher than the total fn ~
Personal property for laia
an increase OF $25.S39.2ao SHOWS
a9ta e. t f2r i.lS Keal estate is Valued ,mi
property at $SiS.lUl .53i. '''Sohai
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-
Sure Enough Thrills.

''SnarcS OF Paris" new Fox photo
play, promises some sure enough thrills
when j - shown tomorrow a. tile
Odcon Th@ater. Among them is said
10 DE an exact reproduction Of q Latin
Quarter den. with an example of tho
degradation wrought by slavery 20
auS.n:he; ths attempted theft Of AN
.nternat!ona! treaty by spy. and u
beautiful and loved w!fe's confession
Of twenty years. The climax Of the
story is described a unusual and bear
rl:ul, and thc star VINO is Madalu
Traverse. IS said TO have achieved a
genuine triumph.
Please Get Married" is the inirigu-
Ing itIe OF the Metro production star
ring dainty Viola Dana. tAat viii APP
! pca'- a. the Dd-on Thestcr Tucsday Y,
The plc,ur. Is an adaptation OF the
rlotOGS farce that was produced on the
stage and enjoyed 4 run OF six solid
months The comedy unfoids most
aGro!t plot wh!cG has to do with tn.
honeymoon Of an aGorinS couple, vino,
through Il combination of cmbarraSS-
lrS cir"unsta aces. are interrupted as
often rs in.y attempt 10 spoon.
Harrison Ford and Vivian Martin
are co-st@rs in Tho Third KISS" which
3 Wednesday, Il wilt be happiy remem
b"r"d - delightful low, romance
WITT SNAP and Sparkle throughout
Thursday. Dorothy Gish viii he shown
N Turning the Tables" lively
spoon" story and FRIDAY and Satur-
day. Tom Min returns in The speed
Maniac on. of the swiitcsr. most daZ
ziir- screen features Richmond has
. Witnessed IN Il long time
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RICHMOND TIMEsDIsPATCH: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 80 1919

would doubt me. We'll, it Killed my
'ovc Tor you, dear, as ] thought then
--bnt time has proven otherwise"
'Jcddy-don't-d don t--rcproach me-"
Kitty cried broi<cnly. II. too. have
suffered because of my pride. but led
dy." she said. almost whispcr'nsly--
I've always loved you-slwayS-lovcd
YOU most truly think. when my an
ger against YOU W. deepest"
He kissed her in answer. Kissed her
nun srily-arain and again.
Wei begin anew, dear one" lac
said. and ROW at this, our sunset hour.
we'll Soiemnly promise each other
never TO again IL; the sun set on our
anger"
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Seen on the Screens
Continued From Twclfth pagcD

camera. so Will the prologue he given
Al the broadway. No word is spoken.
every thought IL transformed ny pan
toniInc. Without question the event
OF the season is the main feature. The
NcnCcaucc OF Durand" by Rex Beach.
with beautiful Alice Joyce as the star.
Next 10 love. vengeance is the strong
est impulse that can enter the human
brain. The bigger The mind the more
masterpiece ,hat cuts at the darkest
cavern OF imagery and brings forth
the spectacle Of vengeance lncarnatc.
only those fear death who have never
died. This thought was ever in his
brain. The Vengeance OF burand"
viii hold YOU, thrill YOU, entertain you
TO such an extent that you will place
ii upon the highest pinnacle in the
world Of silent drama.