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New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
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l A. SMITH, owner of fifteen tenc-
ment houses and proprietor of the
Polo Cafe, at Eighth Avenue and l54th
Street. insisted in the West Side court
that he was the "hardest luck guy in
the world" despite his wealth
He told Of hold-up in his saloon
early yesterday morning, in which the
th'eves not only took $ls2 and some
the drinks and then added insult to
injury by compelling him to pack up
five gallons Of choice sherry for them.
And later" Smith continued. "they
came back and told me they were short
Of cigarettes. They took all | had.
Then comes this
The this" referred to was the dis
charge by Magistrate Swcetser of a
janitor whom Smith accused Of stealing
property from one of his houses. Lack
Of evidence was the courts reason.
As THEY were leaving the Tombs
court room Mrs Angelina Gotto.
of 81 Mott Street. and Mrs. Lucy Gotto,
of Baxter Street. sistersin-law,
made what is known as the Black Hand
sign Of death at Mrs. Anna Ross. of
III Mott Street, who had had them
brought into court for disturbing the
peace. Captain John Lee, one of the
court attendants. saw the sign flashed
and notified Magistrate Tobias, who
had the women arrested. Mag strate
Tobias found the women guilty on
charges of disordcrly conduct and
placed them under bonds Of $500 each
for six months.
a WEiGHTN question up for con-
( n sidcration before District Attorney
Lewis. of Brooklyn. is this:
rs beauty necessity Of life -
The d. A. has been told by some
one who knows that beauty has been
hit by the high cost of living and that
a peaches and cream complexion or
arched eyebrows cost about twice what
they used to. An anonymous cor
respondents letter reads:
"In your investigation in reference
to the high cost of living, may sug-
gest that you investigate beauty par
lors which are charging exorbitant
prices in order to beautify the women
of Brooklyn? That is a necessity of
life and the cost must not be cxces-
sivc. Will you kindly give your care
full attention to this?"
Mr. Lewis will, he says, though he
thinks all Brooklyn women were born
beautiful.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20

In the good old efecl clncr
el'gn intellectual books all books rrs
probns and just read highly 1,
hrlhs.
!he Mana!1aker Book Store rx!.nncu. l
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20

The neqv subqray station at 57th
street and SepenM duenne is an en-
trance TO the John Wanamakrr Store
Get of at the SM street and Broad
arny station and step into the store.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20

have been $3.50 to $45
in our stock s, are
marked $26.5O, the low
est price of the season
for Wanamaker Suits.
1t is probably the lowest
price that will be quoted in
New York in many moons
for suits of equal grades.
The fancy worsteds, chew
lots and cassimeres are the
fine fabrics for which this
Store is noted; and the pat
terms, as usual, are the kinds
that business men come here
season after season for.
There is everything about
these suits-from the but
tons to the linings-that
makes satisfaction. even in a
season when satisfaction is
not so easy to find.
Burlington Arcade Floor,
Now Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-20
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II ~ August 20, 1919

Frequent bus sercice betqveen 7fh
nqe. Sudqvay at Christopher street
(Sheridan Sqnare) and the Store.
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Anecdotes Of the Famous
no, Has Seed Problem
PERSONS IN WORLD NEWS.

Representative John {. Box, OF
texas. who enjoys the cnviablc dis
tincton OF living on Gum Creek. two
miles from Jacksonville, on gravel
road tas always taken keen inter
est IN tho budget system. but he has
never had an outlet for his ideas on
TINS great question The folks down
in his district sent him TO Congress
nounccd his determination to retire TO
Turkey Creek. and he ventilated his
views on the budget in the House last
week. He had thought long on the
subject and had carefully prepared his
address OH this method OF obtaining
governmental economy and he had
planned 10 send copies to his waiting
constituents along with mis- annual
quota OF garden seeds.
Ills colleague, Representative Blan-
and other parliamentary tactics have
earned him the reputation of The
Merry Andrew OF the House" display
cd brotherly solicitude IN the maiden
effort of Mr.. Box. lie attended him
with motheriy care. lending en-
couraginE words and even placed a
glass OF water at the hand OF the
speaker as he arranged himself in tho
we'll of the House.
Mt BoN was going great guns as
he warmed 10 mis- favorite theme when
Mr.. Rlanton asked him TO yield for
question. No; being an experienced
player and feeling a natural gratitude
Tor Mr.. Blanton's courtesics he yielded
Mr. Blanton instead OF interrogating
him launched into TRADE against
government in sending out tons OF
free seeds annually. Now Mr. Box
IS in box TO how he Is going to
seed out his long promised speech
ing question" OF Mr.. Blanton in The
middle OF IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

papcrmcn in the party wired ahead.
ana, at the town OF Pdsco, Wash.
senator Johnson and seven corrcspon-
dents walked across the stree; TO a
little cafe and found eight Stcaming
orders OF ham and eggs waiting for
them. So far as food Was concerned.
senator Johnson said he enjoyed that
meal moro than any other on his trip.
And doubtless he did. for tho senator
lost seventeen pounds on his strcnu-
Gus campaign against the covenant.
In salt Lake CITY Senator Johnson
spoke in tho Mormon tabernacle
When the Californian was introduced
by the presiding bishop of the church
the great edificc. which is said 10 have
ihe most perfect acoustic properties
OF any building in the world, rang
with cheers. The bishop is reported
70 have leaned over to the Senator at
this iunCture and said: Now give it
TO en- senator" The California SCION.
influenced by the enthusiastic greet
ing OF the audience. so far forgot him
self that he is reported 10 nave re-
piled: I'm going TO give 'em h-n,"
i is not, known whether the bishop
fully understood him above the tu-
multi but he repeated: Yes. give it
TO EN-. Senator"
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The Rhyming Op6mist
RETREAT.

When chill and wintry winds draw
nigh, | 60 into retreat; | do not lone
for mountains high. nor for the sea
shore do sigh: seldom seek the
street. Yea, with November sad AMI
scrc. | bid the fields good by. do
not care for marsh or mere. / have no
use for atmosphere. into my house !!
hic. I close each window very tight
and seal il up with care. | do not fear
little light. but ! am sure ii is not
right TO breathe the winter air. l
stuff the transoms round with wax,
with felt pad the doors. while
yards OF wood and pecks OF tacks for
wcat hcr-Strippi1g all the cracks. soon
fix tho draushty floors. And then /
build a roaring FIRE. regardless OF the
cost. l pile the coal even higher
scare away Jack Frost. 1t grows as
hot as hot can be within this house
OF mine: on Elancing at the mercury.
I find it stands at nincty-threc; well.
winters really fine! When gazing
through my windowpane l see my
neighbor go, He toddles out throug h
sl"et and rain. when north winds blow
with might and main he .frolics in
the SNOW. And still my neishbor
paddles by in summer garments light.
] watch him with skeptic eye, for
] am sure he soon will die, and il
would serve him right.
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Little Robbie and His Pa
BY WILLIAM l.. KIRK

our teecher was telling us about the
Tree Men. wich was our ancestors
she said we was dcS."Id.i from them
She ASKED us TO find out sumthins about
' IL IN from our pa!reuts 4 rite ESSAYS
Well Robbie. scd Pa, wen toald
him. thare is only one CT yure pat
rents wich can slip you tn. in side
innanashun about them Old ou tvs
Pa sed. In me you see him. sed Pa.
VIII rccsitc to you, in my we'll
Chcascn voice. sci Pa. sum achs &
hg,crs regarding them old ginks
DO not talk slang to our child, Sod
Ma; How often have ] told you.
tie old Free Men used string. sci
Pa That is why thay was called
Tree Men. When they talked. every
body was UP tree sed Pa.
Dident thay live in trees? Sed Ma
Sure thay did. sed Pa. Thay rent. d
trees from landlords, e wen the land :
lords wuddent give them any steam
thay chopped the tree down on him
wen he was cumming for the rent,
sed Pa. ! wish tree cud fall on one
of our city landlords, sed Pa, & hit
him among the eyes good Il plenty.
sed Pa.
TRAY arc Citing terribu!, sed Ma. /
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wonder II we will have any hcet this
Winter.
We arc in tho hands OF Fate. sed
Pa We may have L fcw warm days
in our fiat. Pa sed next Summer.
| have 4 noshun to pack up so we
can all 20 to Floridy for the Winter.
scd Ma.
We cuddcnt afford that. Pa scd. Doant
have any noShunS like that If you
wan. me to be nice IL pleasant. Them
old Tree Men used TO git awful mad
when thare wifes crossed them. sed
Pa, X dance around ~ howl IL raise
Cane. Pa scd. That Is why, wen Il man
dances " howls around III these days.
thay say he has the Trcemens. sed
Pa.
How fright fully CLEVER. scd Ma.
Is II not, scd Pa. That is me in
two words, fright-fully CLEVER, std
Pa. Wen Greet like a cancer wud
hand us the gan. l have always 4
anser that mak,s you, all lan. sed Pa
did thay have littel kids witch got
Tharc was no dimes in them days.
Scd Pa, * IL tharc had been any dimes.
the Tree Men wuddcnt have had them
long 10 give to thare littcl children.
The Tree Wimmen would have glomm= d
onto them dimes Pa Scd in tharc suttcl
femmy-nine way, Pa scd.
Moar Foney English, S,d MA. Why
can't you speak English like l. sed
Ma.
That is all know about Tree Men
x II is enuff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

The sninster waited two or three
hours TO be admitted to the presence
OF the man who visited their town once
a month 10 retail good advice and his
own proprietary medicine 10 the come
onS
At last she was admitted
Yes. yes" said the brusuue doctor.
Il want to know il influenza can be
transmitted by kissing?"
Reyond doubt. madam"
Wen. a man with pronounced
case Of Influenza kissed me"
so! How long ago was this?"
ell-iets see. think IL was about
two months"
Why. madam, No harm can come
TO you now from the exposure. 1t is
quite too late"
love TO talk about it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Ecadcr. SntHANuOuh = The fastest
long distance TIP was made In April.
mond Express from Nlpi;Ie, < y 10
Geneva junction. y 5 a distance Of
1895 miles IN th.rty-tnr.c nillures
fastest time on RECORD for distance
or over 4ip miles vas made by mo
Lake shore AND "ichiEsu southern
5Railfoad, from EUnaiO TO Chicago in
June. sos. h2j miles in seven hours
and City minutes, at sos miles Uer
hour, e&clC NJ stops The fastest
the Plant system y; March 1901 in he
run from Fleming TO Jacksonville. ri.
distance OF FIVE miles in two rpinl
ntes and thirty seconds, at enc.-d - +,
)20 miles an hour 80 are looking M
airplanc records. ."
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Mabel Normand n, Acrobat.

Mabel Normand has proved herself
an acrobat In 'JinN," her latest Gold
wyn picture, which will be shown at
the Odeon Thcater again today Miss
Nornand burlesQueS a series Of circus
stunts. She appears in loose fitting
tights and walks ,igntrope over a
woody mot,l eaten mattress. Then she
coducts circus of her own with all
the animal pets OF The orphan asylum
dressed up as wild animals" The
Dentist" a Mack Senncti comedy, with
Charles Murray and Marie Provost. is
the comedy feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

MISS ~ 7. n, CharlOttcaVllIc-E Edgar
born at Birmingham. ENGLAND. Augusf
20; 1881 lie Is the son Of Edwin and
Julia Cues. in 1891 Mr. Cues; came
education in the grammar and hich
schools Of Detroit, Mich Ee.ic cross
man, Of DETROIT, became his wife June
2:, 1905. lie has been connected win
the Detroit Free Irass since 1885. and
now conducts column OF verse ana
humorous sketches lie is a uenh. /,
and eN president o; the American Press
HGmor.sts and x thirty second d.
gree Mason.
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ItniIrond. and I,o.a, =, .,,...

q. r.. Blackstone.--'iood prorre.s
has been made on the govcrrnen,
railroad in Alaska. The gap between
Seward and anchorage has been closed
IN / ne main line toward Fairbanks the
track n1S been extended TO Ngn,,r,
Greek; on The branch line i.at.n.
from Matanusha Junction 10 the cna
,helds the tracE mas been EXTENDED III
miles 20 Cn,ckaloon in the hcar, OF ia
Goa ne!ds. Considerable dcveiopront
work has been done IN the Matanusk,
coal heids. Agricultural dcvelopueni
is progressing favorably in the Mat
nuska Vale; and At other points along
the railroad line. During the nscsI
year ending June 90 1918. the Alaska
Road Commission expended y597 .O2OiS
Tie totsl mileage constructed hy the
com misslon was. on June 80. COS miles
OF wagon roads. G72 miles OF sled roads
$3.50 miles OF tran. The crying need
OF the territory 10 for roads and the
Governor estimates that IN additional
appropriation OF $3.50 600 or 81 900, 900
would only be fair amount for the
Alaska Road Commission 10 continue
It's work.
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Mary rickford.s Artistry.

Mary Pickford's artistry was never
better demonstrated than in "RebcCca
OF Sunnybrook Farm" showing at the
Victor for the last time today. 1t is
unusual character study and the
wond erful screen star takes every add
vantage afforded by the dcliS.,tful
story to drive homo the many telling
points of the perturbation. Large
crowds have enjoyed the feature in its
shownEs the two previous days.
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Great Authors' First.

The Westerners." which will be eecn
at the Isis Thcater fov the last time
today. is the first of nunlSer OF
Stewart Edward Whites famous novels
~ the great American outdoors TO he
picturizcd by Benjamin II. Hampton,
for Great !Hlthors' Pictures. Inc, with
all-star casts, and the noted author
himself assisting in the production.
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Got the Money. Apvu,x

certain member of the California
Legislature is given to making very
elaborate and norid speeches. and ono
Gay recently he closed an address with
"NoX populi, voS Del"
One of the audience said to a fried
IN bet YOU don't know the meaning
of that last phrase"
Il don't know! Way OF course 1
know
You don't know for So" suggested
the challenger
The wager was posted.
We'll. now. tell us wat IL means"
said the challenger
NoX populi voX Del" quoted the
acccpter OF the challenge solcnnly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Admirers of the beautiful william
Fox s:ar. Madame Traverse, should
not mi IS "Snares of Paris" which closes
.oright AT the Colonial TIeater. This
phUtopiay SHOWS Miss Traverse in q
role eminently suited 20 her talent for
depicting feminine emotions. The rich
SETTINGS. the beautiful gowns Of the
star and the glimpses OF Paris life.
both high and low. with an intensely
interesting heart story. makes this pic
turc winner tlat is worth g visit
Other features on the program include
a Lonesome Luke" comedy and Kin
oEram News.
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Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my topic,
excepting legal and medical sub-
jcctS, nre answered free. As all In
Quirics arc answered directly ny per-
sonaI letter, n scif-addrcssed stamped
envelope IL required. Addreas The
Information bureau.
NichnOnd. Va.
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How Granitc,nrc !, Made

MIS- ". ". =. FotcrsNurg--
enamel is painted on the iron vessel
after which the vessel IS baked in a
high temperature in suitable oven.
Holes in cnamclwarc cannot be mendcd
proi!ta blY. II is best to bay new ware
The mole - caused 10y rUstlnG through
the iron vessel at . point wne!c II was
not well protected by the enamel
Enamel Viii not mend holes satisfac-
torily as the heat VIII crack II of
where the holes are. II can hc used
on mos, metals nMd stonc.
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Movie Calendar

BJOU-Normn TnimndEc. in Tho
Isle of Conquest"
BLUEnIRD--wilIin Duncan, In
sSmnshinS BnrrierS," md variety.
DROADNAY-Cons Tninindge,
In "I'hc NlrtuOus Nnmp."
COLONIAi-.'Snarc of Paris
lSIS-"rhe westcrncrs.-
ODlcON - Mabel NOT IN n n d, In
"JinA" md "rhc Dentist
NEN-.Inmcs y. Corbct. in "Tbc
~Sildntght Man." mud "a Lion I'm the
" House."
to-, VIC1OR-Mnry Pfckford. In .Re-
beech Of Sunnybrook Farm"
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BANQUET, starved Jobr.o,

Echoes OF the second Western tour
OF senator Hiram Johnson. OF Call
lorna. in opposition to the league Of
nations, are being heard about Wash
4nSion While approaching the hon
ors shown hin. senator Johnson told
some OF his friends he was weary Of
eating banquet for breakfast every
morning He was not allowed to en-
ter single town without Sitting down
Wlth from hftv TO 200 persons N
breakfast, which always ended by his
ma ing speech. one OF the news
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Didn't Interest Hin

~, a Gent here from Georgia says
year reminds him OF this story: ''
negro applied TO cotton plan-
tation manager for work.
All right" said the manager. Cow,
around in the morning and IN put v,',
TO work and pay you what you arc
No. sui. / can't do dat" replied tho
negro. Use Settin' mo- dan dat now :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

y. MANY of the creates. screen
successes have heen handled hy
Cha.les SwicNard. Following "A career
on the stage and screen, Mr. SwickafL
bec.mc director. His success was
unqualified The best known OF mis-
Wntks are The House of Gloom. The
Killer: Beyond the Pale" '.H:t.ing
the l!!sh Spots" The Tanning q
Lucy, and, more recently, The
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nonte nf solaicr, tn Archnnr.I

p i. w. t, Amhcrst--AmcriCan troops
were Transported TO Archamrcl during
the war by ':,riOua routes Some We're
sent by '!Na.> Of the Pacific ocean.
Nladivostok and the siberian Railway;
others by the Atlantic and Arctic
ocean route going north 10 Scotland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

For the part OF Lenine in "Ameri-
canisp US. Bolshevism." Thomas II.
tnce obtained the services OF II. Novi-
soft. formerly an actor in the Imperial
Thcatcr in PctTo.rad. lie hears \
striking likeness TO the Bo!Shcvist Pre-
micr. The film will he tie biggest OF
IHce's career.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
DrcAcrN.inr Errn

MrS. = :. T-NCCOrdInE 10 drug
gists fresh waterglass should be used
in preserving eggs. The surplus
watcrglass kept from last wear should
not be used again. Ia using water
glass 20 preserve eggs it is best TO use
inicrtilc eggs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08
Tho Difference.

She was a very socictv-brcd snins,or
OF hity-odd years. and she was re
proving her ninctccn-y car-old niece
Tor not showing any more interest in
society than she did. In ending mr.
argument she said. "Why, NV dear
when ] was your age l was tie beIIr
Of seven counties"
The niece was provoked "rbot ,,,y
be So auniie,' she admitted dryly. hut
see that no young man took thc
trouble to ring the bell"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Supporting Tom Moore in his latest
picture. The Gay Lord oueX," taken
from tho stage play by SIR Arthur
Wing Pincro, is exceptionally
strong cast. composed for the mos I
part. OF players who. at one time or
another. have been featured in big
productions. Gloria Hope has tho role
OF Nuricl Eden; Naomi CAildc rs
the Duchess Of Strood. and Hazel
DAILY as Sophie Fullgarney." the little
manicnrist. Tom Moore plays the part
OF Lord OunS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

wh Msyimm , Hh:,u,enh1anrrn1tm,wny arc You
Inmate twho is detailed 10 hcin
representation work)-Wcn, | had IL
rlsht way up this morning and SOM
body put something into IL 'ic-
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His Reason.

his boy &c college for the reason that
the Joungster has gotten to be so
smart that Il college is the only place
nell find anybody with brains enough
TO give him an argument
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Excellent Variety Program.

The Variety prosram shown a. tNe
Bluehird yesterday to large and pleased
audiences viii be tile offering again
today. The amazing train wreck in
Smashing Barriers" the thrills and
romance in the two-part Western. the
one hal: hour Of laughs % the comedy,
african Lions and American Beauties"
Hearst News, with the news Of the
world before your eyes. ani the anus.
ing cartoons. Indoor SPORTS make
up program seldom equalcd
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Her Success.

DO you regard your recent meet.
Ing as Il Succcss?'
u do" answered the woman with
lhln. determined lips: Il was tho
chairman ana nobody could show off
anu make a speech unless / chose To-
permit t. oSS "
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THE DAYS GOOD STORIES
MANY SOURCES

AS everybody knows. Is French TO-
Ny God. why hast thou forsakcn me-.
i've MIN tho money" said tbo
after all" W." Ahow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Twcntytwo motion picture actors
had Il narrow escape the other day
when temporary stage on which they
were working at santa Monica, Cal
collapsed and threw them into the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

AnXious--We suggest that you write
to George Walsh. He will send YOU
hints for course in athletic eXer-
clscs for the asking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

=. NJ. GIVE cannot answer that
Kind of question: IL is too persona.
Yes. the race scene in Checkers" is
genuine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

L. r. W.-You are right. Wil,iam
RUSSELL has made. TWO FOX features
re SET record for continuous work
in Eastward Ho." which Emmett j
Flynn directed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Fashion-Madlain Traverse desigas
many OF her own gowns. She employs
a force Of dressmakers constantly.
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Answers to Film Fans
By THE MOVIE EDITOR

NJ. Y. O.-Miriam Cooper Will be
seen next in should Husband For
SINcr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-08

Paris Green" Charlie. Rays next
story. will have to do with an Ameri-
can soldier boy in France. but Will not
be O war film
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SCREEN 3REVITlES

Emily stevens. after long absence
!s To return 10 the screen. Motion
picture salaries are tempting