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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-11

PRODA Sc pekny maietek
V Brooklyn6 ma zap strane 3
roxy starry, V n6mz Sc naleza
dobfe jdouci grocerni a reznic
ky obchod. Jsou tam pekn6
fixtures, plyn, eleftrika, sklep
pod celym domem, vSe moder-
ne zafizeno. Lot je 40 pfi 1856
stfevicich, garage, slepicniky
a jine zarizeni. Cena $1,000,
hotov6 Sc zada $4,000, ostatni
die ujednani. Haste Sc u j.
Smika, 4811 Clark Ave. S. w.
11-17
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PRIME Sc

mlady, fadny a spolehlivy
muz Y zelezarskem a ruz-
nymi potfebami opatrenem
Department.. Zada Sc ca
stecna zkusenost V tomto o.
boru a ably byl mocen ceske
a polske reel. Dobre misto
a dobra mzda pro dobreho
muze. Haste Sc u The Mo-
skopp Co., 5706 Broadway.
lib
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-11
MUZ v SUKNfCH

objevi Sc v nedeli ma jevisti
Cseke Mar. Sine pri divadle
Sokola Havlicek. Zaopatrte
81 v cas- listky u pi. Vackove,
chcete-li Sc v nedeli nalezite
pobaviti.
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SMfCHEM

otrasati Sc budou steny Mar.
Sine nedeli 16. list. prri di-
vadle Sokola Havlicek. We
selohra "Bratri Sokolove" "a
neb 'Dite lasky" kazdeho
obveseIi.
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BONDY SVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY

kupu1eme oboje "a ueivyssf Cleve-
iande placene ceny. Prineste te
Hhono7t - t"tspoiehlivcisInlu snlnaf
niku, 2ls Lenox Bldg. g. patro. rob
ySch. Q. ul. Euclid Ava
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I"SSl (WSSl MSS
POZAR MA CEDAR AVE.

Ones casne rano vznikl po-
Ear v Rabinovicove grocerii {.
1O11O Cedar Ave. a plameny
rozsirily Sc brzy ma cely ten
dvoupatrovy obchodni block a
cinzak. Clenove rodiny najem
ce j. Pelsinskeho museli byti
vyneseni horiciho domu hasi
ci a nekolik najemnikd lehce
popaleno. Ohen povstal explo-
81 gasolinovych kaminek a zpG
sobil Skody asi $4,000.
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V Y S T r A H A +!

Spanelska chripka opst
fadi. Lekari uznali, ze nei-
lepsim lekem proti chripce a
vubec kazde nemoci, jest We
sela mysl. Tuto nabudete,
dostavite-li Sc ma divadIo
Sokola Havlicek, Is. listopa-
du do Ces. Mar. Sine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-11
PROHIBICE v NEEEZPECi.
Chicagsti zakazovaci projevuji
litost mad vysledkem volby
Ohio.

: ZdejSi urednlci protihostinsk6
ligy a ;inych prohib'tnich orga
nisaci poGali uz vceya "pripou
! steti", re ustavnf pfohibicni
dodatek naleza Sc We vaznem
: nebezpeci, ac dosud neveri, re
i byl V Ohiu porazen. We sire
! du a jesteve ctvrtek zdali Sc
| uplne jisti vltezstvfm a prvni
: Zpravy o vetSine 7G, 200 hla-
lsu vyvolaly mezi mimi takovou
radost re 81 mnoho aezadava-
la cd jasotu, jahym pTijato
vitezstvi dodatku We statnich h
| legislaturach. Pfedseda prot
| hostinske ligy, E. !. Davis,
prohlasil, re porazkou mo
| krych V Ohiu jest otazka pro
! hibice nadobro vyrlzena, pc
nevada tim bylO dOkaZano, z1
j lid 81 zapov6dnycr zakon /
.,preje. Pravil, re nyni jiz ne
stava zadne nebezpeCf Sc stra
ny referendnfch voleb souG-
niho fizenl take prl Sc neri
co obavat, ponevadz lihoviny
byly jiz uplne smeteny po-
lVrchu. VcerejSiho dne jiz ne
mel Davis tolik kuraze a pro-
hlasil, re zpravam z Ohia de-
sud nevefi. Doznal, re nelson
priliS radostne, ale ufedni SCI
tani pry dokaze, " prohibiC-
nfci prece zvitezili aspon v O.
'azce Gstavniho dodatku. Da-
lie obvinoval hostinske a slad-
ky nejen z Ohia, 3le tez re
vsech jinych statG, re zapla-
viii stat pencil a to pry mohlo
nit vliv ma volice, ale re take
prohibicnici q cele Zeme agi-
tovali V Ohiu a re tam zaslaIi
chromne sunny penez. nechtel
pripustiti. ChicagSti prohibic-
nici projevovali neiv6tSi litost
mad tim, re porazka ustavniho
dodatku by mohla oddaliti ma
rodni prohibici, ale dosud ne
chtejl uveriti, re by to bylo
NONE. Reditel protihostinskG
llgy prohlasil, re "a tako-
sych zdanlive pry neprfzni-
Ivych okolnostf nema.:i mokri
nejmenSi nadeje, ze Sc Jim DO
dari rarodni prohibici odvra-
It'll. Opira Sc hlavne o to, re
pry ohiosky referendni zakon
nenl Gstavni a refcrenda ne
muze byt pouzito, kdyz Sc jed
ma dodatek k spolkove 1sta
We, pon6vadz ten muze byt jc
dine lCgislaturou schvalen neb
porazen. Bude tudi2 zalezeti
Jeste ma nejvySsim soudu, jak
Iozhodne V otazce referend-
mich zakonu. Kdy0y volba v
Ohiu tyla prohlasena "a SPRAY
nou, posinulo by 70 prohibici
pouze o jeden den, ponevadz
by pax byl Wisconsin SO. sta
tenn a ten odhlasoval prohi-
bicni dodatek IT. ledna. Nc
Bride die vseho sam 1plne me-
v6ri svym duvodGm, pon6vadz
mokrym podarilo odjoziti pro
hibici ma jeden rok, nebylo by
Jim to prece mic platne. Pro-
hibicnici mali V kongresu o. i
brovskou v6tSinu a uvalili bv !
ia lihoviny tax vysoke dane, |
re by zadne nemotlv byt Wy
rabeny a prodavanv.
Pfatele osobni svobody .isou |
pfesvedceni, re zvttazili, tre..
ba jen malou vetsinou. coz zna
mena pocatek konce prohibic-
niho s{lenstvi. Porazka prohi-
bicniho dodatku v jmenova-
nem statu ucinf profIamaci Sc
kretare Polka neplatnou, DO
nevada V dobe, kdy il vydal.
hlasovalo o nj pravoplatn9
pouze 35 statG, nikoli Sc, lax
dstava vyzaduje. Musel by Wv
datl novou proklamaci a ia
hy vesla V platnost teprv "a
rok pc jejim vydani. avsak i
pax stava otazka, zdali bv mo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-11
"zENUSko MA MILA,

LLNOONO WA WFLAe
vem honem saty, vsechno ie V
Sokolovne, pIjdem tam taky!"
- V nedeli dne 16ho listopa-
du sbor Starych OsadnikI od-
byva tanecni zabavu " SokoIov
ne ma Wendell ui. Zacatek We
3 hod. odpoledne.
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LISTARNA.

Slecna FrantiSka Krausova
ma V administered dopis 2 Ji-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-11

PRODAJi Sc vyhrevni ka-
nina ma m6kk6 uhli. Haste Sc
V elsie 1851 Z. 4S. ul. lib
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-11

PRONAJME Sc dunn blize
dvou poulicnich kar, velky lot.
Haste Sc V elsie 5219 Wayne
Ave. 2 E. 81. ul. lib
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slozeno k rukam p. Jos. l.. Ma
ska, pokladnika Narodniho
Svazu Ceskych Katoliku, spoil
KEN Pany Marie Lourdske ci-
slo g., Clevelandska Jednota
Zen $500.
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fWSSl It'll fWSSl
K OZNAMENf UMRTf Pf.
PEkAROVE.

Zesnula Anna Pekarova ma
lezela mimo jiz uverejnenym
spolku, tez k Sboru Prav6 &C.
Sky els. 20, j. C. V.
Truchlicf pozdstalf.
"a WSSl TWSSl lWSSl
We PROSPECT LEGIONARU
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
LAWMAKERS ARE
NOT COMING ON
ALASKA JUNKET

SEATTLE Aug sIoc.r ronro
sentatives Of tho Alaskan Fno;noer
ing commission have boon officially
advised FROM wosh;nc+on tho. :.
will no ;,,oss;h,. Gov +ho oo,oo.
s;oro, oo,,,;.+aa 20 Ioo,., .,o oon;
-, .. ~. ;.; =,
corarnon+ ro;,uo,a :: ,,oo1 d.
.b; .. III, !,
,ord - ,no,oro 49,, ~
~, e.. 49,, a..
ou,
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
TRAIN SERVICE
OEMORALRED BY
SHOPMEN STRIKE

CHICAGO, Aug. twenty he
Eastern and one Western railroad
have been forced to discontinue
many of their trains as result OF
the nationwide shipments strike,
and the belief is expressed that
many of the big roads will be COM
PEELED soon to curtail their passen-
ger traffic. Officials of the New
York Central and other Eastern
roads say that after today the con-
dition of their locomotives will de.
termine schedules. Forty addition
al trains were Cancelled this after
noon.
The railroad administration has
announced that there will not be a
nationwide curtailment of passen-
ger trains
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
THREE BANDITS
LOOT STORE IN
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-One
of the boldest robberies recorded in
recent years in this city occurred
early last evening, when three heavi-
ly-armed and masked bandits re-
lieved the Morgan jewelry store, in
the heart of the business district. of
jewels valued at $4,000.
At favorable opportunity, when
there were no customers in the
store, the three men entered the
place and covered the two clerks
with their guns One Of the BAN
dts stood guard at the door, one
watched the clerks, and the third
hastily filled a sack with diamonds
and other gems.
After securing what loot they
desired, the bandits left the store
quietly and made their escape in
an auto which awaited them nearby.
The police have been unable to find
any trace of the robbers. e.. w..
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
NEW MAN HEADS
GOVERNMENT Of
UPSET HUNGARY

PARIS, Aug. s.-Archduke Jo-
seph, who commanded the Austrian
forces on the Eastern front during
the early days of the war, and who
later headed movement seeking
the independence of Hungary, has
established a new ministry at Buda-
pest, to succeed the Socialist govern
ment which collapsed this week, fol-
lowing the occupation of Budapest
by the Rumanians. The action of
the archduke has received the ap-
prevail of the Allies, who have ex-
pressed willingness to stand be-
hind the new ministry.
The Rumanian troops occupying
Budapest are Selling all kinds of
supplies and shipping them to Ru-
mania, ignoring the protests against
such action which have been lodged
by the Allies. The Hungarians are
powerless to resist.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO MEET TONIGHT

The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Nenana Commercial club will
be held at the quarters of the or
ganization in the Union building to-
night, commencing at 8 o'clock.
There will be the usual grist of
routine matters to dispose of and
some new business of Importance to
the club and to the community also
will be brought up for. considera-
ton.
All members of the organization
are urgently requested to be on
hand.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
PACKERS REFUSE TO
WORK WITH NEGROES

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Thirty-three
thousand employees of local packing
plants went out on strike today, fol-
lowing the return of 5000 negroes,
who have been put to work in the
yards.
The question of wages is not an
issue, the white employees making
the single demand that the colored
workers be denied the opportunity
to re-enter the employ of the pack
ing companies.
The plants are seriously crippled
this afternoon as a result of the
walkout, and there appears to be
little hope of an immediate settle
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
ALLIES CONSIDER
LEAGUE MEETING

PARIS, Aug. 8.-Representatives
of the Allied nations are now con-
sidering dates of the first general
assembly of the League of Nations,
which will be held at Washington.
The Echo de Paris is making n
strong appeal to Premier Clemen-
ceau to attend the meeting.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
NEW HUNGARIAN
RULER IS NOT
Of KING CLASS

VIENNA, Aug. Sit is not the
Intention of the new government TO
make Archduke Joseph king Of Hun
gary, according to information given
out today. Instead OF being king,
Joseph will become president of
new republic, esta blished along lines
satisfactory to the Allies lie will
serve in his present capacity until
formally elected head of the re-
public.
Joseph declares that ne is a true
democrat, and in support of his
claim, points to the fact that he
has surrendered all his estates,
which were a part of his royal her
itage. He also points with pride
to his activities as an advocate of
democracy even before the close of
the late war.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
SPAIN READY NOW
TO ENTER LEAGUE

MADRID, Aug. 8.-After weeks
of wrangling over the question of
becoming member of the League
of Nations, the Spanish parliament
today voted in favor of joining the
organization, and steps will be tax
en- Immediately, it is understood, to
make the necessary arrangements to
affiliate.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
WILSON ASKS CONGRESS
TO FORCE PRICES DOWN

tended to peace-time operation. He
also recommended that Congress ex-
clude from interstate shipment goods
that do not conform to the act. A
further recommendation was that
the food control law be provided
with a substantial penalty for pro-
fteering.
With regard to the manipulation
of packing house prices, the Presi-
dent suggested a cold storage law.
placing a time limit on cold storage
and requiring that the prices of
products placed in storage be not
increased when the products are re-
leased.
A federal licensing system was
also recommended for corporations
engaged in interstate commerce,
which would embody regulations tc
insure competitive selling.
Ratification Urged.
The President took advantage Of
the occasion to urge the lawmakers
to restore the nation TO a peace
time basis by ratifying the peace
treaty. In conclusion, he reminded
the congressman that they could not
hope for peace-time prices so long
as the nation remained on a war
time basis.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
TRA|NMEN TO ACT
ON ROAD CONTROL

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. s.
A national conference of affiliated
railway labor organizations has been
called for the consideration of the
question of railway control. The
conference will be held in this city,
commencing on Sunday, and will be
composed of the representatives of
the IA organizations which have
united in a demand for lowered liv-
ing costs and a reform of railway
management.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
LAWSON SAYS INJURY
OF WILLIAMS SERIOUS

Wiring to Fairbanks from Rich
ardson today, Frank Lawson states
that Harry Williams is in bad shape
as the result of the accident which
befell him several days ago. The
leg of the injured man, he reports,
is in a badly swollen condition as
the result of having been bound too
tightly.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
SF1OPN1EN RETURNING TO WORKPENDNG ADJUST
GOVERNMENT IS
URGED TO TAKE
RAILWAYS over

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. s.
Glenn E. Plumb, the Chicago law
yer who first presented the railway
brotherhoods' plan for the public
ownership and private operation of
railroads in the United States, ap-
commerce committee yesterday aft
ernoon for the purpose of urging
the approval of the Sims bill, now
under consideration by the commit
tee.
Plumb informed the lawmakers
that the brotherhoods had been &C.
tuated in the matter by the discov-
cry that certain Wall street banking
houses, dominated by Rockefeller
and Morgan, were Systematically
plundering every public highway in
the United States. He said that
the footing and wrecking of the New
Haven, Chicago & Alton, Rock Is
land, and Frisco lines were examples
Of Wall street piracy.
Plumb first advocated public own
ership last February, since which
time the movement has gained much
support.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
MEN GOING BACK.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. s.
Following the announcement Of
President Wilson that the striking
shopmen must return to their places
before relief can be granted them,
many of the strikers are returning
to work this afternoon, and the be-
lief is expressed that the strike will
be ended before tomorrow night.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08

ment of the trouble, both sides ap.
pearing to be determined to stand
pat. .....
The action of the white workers
is the result of the recent race
riots. Feeling is still running high
and the fear is expressed that fur
Their outbreaks will occur as a re-
suit of the walkout.
Notwithstanding the threatening
attitude of the strikers, orders were
issued this afternoon for the with
drawal of all troops from the stock
yards and riot districts, the pres
ence of the soldiers, it being un-
derstood, being one of the causes
of the labor trouble today.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08

mouth, and had not been floated up
to late hour this afternoon. The
North Star has 2s5 passengers
aboard, but they are not in immedi-
ate danger, there being several YES
sells standing by, ready to take the
passengers off should the need
arise.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08

telegram from Governor Riggs ask
ing for details regarding the pro-
posed federal building which Fair
banks is trying to land. The gov
ernor wants to know the number
of rooms, their dimensions, and 9th
er data concerning the new struc-
ture.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
DANIELS HOST TO
STATE OFFICIALS

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 8.-The gov
ernors of California and New Next
co and representative of the gov
ernor of Arizona will be the guests
of Secretary Daniels aboard the Pa
cific feet when the warships sail
from this city to San Pedro.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
STEAMER is AGROUND;
PASSENGERS ARE SAFE

BOSTON, Aug. S.-The steamship
North Star. grounded during the
early morning while enroute to Var
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08

The Douse launch Victory left
Fairbanks for Nenana this morning
at II O'Clock.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. s.
President Wilson addressed the mem
bers of Congress this afternoon on
the question of the high cost of
living, and proposed a number of
remedies to compel a lowering OF
prices. The address was delivered
before a joint session of the law
makers, at four o'clock, and the
suggestions made were received In
manner indicating that the mem
bers of Congress are deeply inter
ested in the problem and eager to
find a solution.
Prices Unwarranted.
The President declared that ex-
isting laws are inadequate to cope
with the situation which has arisen
since the commencement of hostili-
ties in Europe. Prevailing high
prices, he said, are not justified by
a shortage of supplies, either pres
emit or prospective, but have been
created, in many cases, artifcially
and deliberately by vicious prac-
tees.
The Remedy.
The President recommended, as
one remedy, that the food control
art in force durjnp tho yx-or ba nv
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
CANADIAN FLYER
TRIES NEW TRIP

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. s.
Captain E. C. Hoy, a Canadian
army flyer of much experience, left
for Calgary yesterday, hopeful of
being the first aviator to make a
flight over the Canadian Rockies.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-08-08
TEMPERATURE
Friday, August 8.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-26

hot water and IN love. The action.
from that time II declared 10 b. faas
aud at times furlOnsa 8
On Tuesday and "Wednesday -rh,
Pest" with Mabel Nornand lids fnie
10 cause gales OF hearty laughter, with
"A catch in the throat now and thci.
when the viva cioua star becomes wis., .
ful and pathetic. THE Pest iH u hap
py combination OF all the eicment-
that go TO please the vast majority 4.
Those who adore Mabel Normand viii
delight In watching the progrcrs or
Fuckers through a maze Of lnughnbie
situations which take her from tlis
farmyard to the mansion Of the cout.
~ Judge. She ~ supposedly the
daughter OF q shiftlcsa couple who ~
pose al kinds Of iaboriors duties o..
her. one u guiding the primitive 10
W which they control. q tnsk which
brings about many amusing situatiopr
although Fuckers pssserrsrs are ~
imminent peril of more than one
ducking.
n II when the girl slips an old rims
on her finger n goes TO a party that
the serious element IN the story IL
first made known The judge at whose
home the dance IL given observes the
ring and n recalls many ihinga to
him. Investigation is begun and be-
fore long supposed friends Of the old
man are unmnskcd and the girl he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-26
AT THE UIFAI..

On sundny VIM. =. Hart In Truth
ful Tulliscr' and Mack swain IN a two
act comedy "Ambrosc's Cup Of Woe"
Truthful Tuiliver" Ia the absorbing
tale Of "a fighting ncwspnp per man who
drove wickedncss put OF Glory Hole
and IN accomplishing " becamc in
strumeutal ir the working Out OF two
Its action IA laid In a smnll
Arizona mining hamlet II the early
sixties, and rcvolves about the timely
advent 81 q i0urneyman editor with n
bis heart. a clean soul and two gums.
Hart is seen In the title role. and his
portrayal Ia declared to he equal. "
not superior to anything he has yet
attempted From the m of hts
Introduction he rs the same rugged.
fearless he-man that he has been In
all his successes.
Hart's leading woman In this play
In ALMA Reubcns. the dark q ed gilt
who viii be remembered for her work
In a recent Douglas Fairbanks play.
Miss Heubons has the role OF an or
phaned Cirl OF the village. who be-
comes involved In The proceedings
started by Truthful Tuliiver.
The remainder of the cast consists
OF Walter Perry. Norbert 4. Mylta.
Min Byron and Milton Ross.
I'm Monday and Tuesday a DRAM
atlzation Of Kathleen Norris famous
novel.
"JofsclYn's VIE" the latest pro.
duction FOR Exhibitors Mutual release
starring Bessie Barriscale. is a power.
ful diamn Of complex and emotional
elements which viii hold the audience
tensely waiting for the final climax
which resolves tho murder mystery
and generates the innocent victim Of
O. domestic tragedy.
The mystery surrounding the sud
den death OF Thomas Jossciyn II me
OF the cleVercst contrived situation,
eyer shown on the screen. and whe4
the real cause of the old uan's death
is rev called. the effect is electrical and
unexpected.
There is a female Love octopus
In the play who ensnares men M
PLAYS with them ~ q cat plays with
O. mouse. iatthn jossclyn was a fci-
tu, s-nchantress with the 1.-THE and
charm OF a panther.
with a temperament OF hot ice. she
lurod ON Gibbs Josselyn. her step
son. and caused him to break with his
father In o violent quarrel. she play
eel false even with Gibbs. staying at
ihe house OF another man the very
night she had appointed to see Gibbs.
Love intrigucs. heart breaking cN
pcricnccs OF the faithful wife. the
M, stcrious murder Of ncr husbands
4 father. eliminating IN the conviction
Of Gibbs as the criminal, followed In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-26
AT THE PAsTIAIE..

On sunday and Monday william,
FoX's breezy and versatile star. George
walsh. is TO be the attraction whe.i
he viii appear In u thrilling mysterN
comedy called Putting one over
some Walsh foats OF eNtraordinars
daring are promised; but primarily
the story is said TO he an admirable
one. replcto with humor and with
tense dramatic situations and compn
cations which apparently defy soli,
ton.
As Jack Trevor. "A New York sales
man bound for Texas. Walsh In caught
In a train wreck M a party OF darinl
crooks manipulate his appearance.
while he Is unconscious. ~ that he b.,
made a double OF the heir to a bi,,
wreck.
From the moment hat George re.
covers usness in the mansion
uf his dead double he finds himself ii