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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-24

The Democrats have their choice
to stand by America First or stand
by Wilson. Which will they do?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21
MYRTLE GROVE.

"A Christmas entertainment was
given at Myrtle Grove school Friday
AFTERNOON which was attended by a
number of the school patrons. The
children Were greatly surprised at the
Christmas tree that had somehow
mysteriously sprung up over night.
They were delighted with the little
various colored baskets which hung
from the limbs of the tree. filled with
goodies"
The following program was given:
Song '.Oh, Clap, Clap the Hands,
Primary Grade.
Recitation. Can You Truly Tell
Five little children.
Recitation, THE Christ is Born. -
Harris McNair.
Recitation, In the Garden of Toys
Five little children.
Song, Santa Claus Has Come to
Town, School
Recitation, Shine Out, oh Blessed
Star. -Four children
origin of Christina s."-IIeien Caro-.
Acrostic, Christmas" Nine girls.
Recitation, The Longest Day
Carlgn Clesg.
Song, Dear Little Stranger
Helen Caro-.
Recitation, "A Little Santa. Bessie
AIeeks.
Recitation. "Lullaby''-AIeta Boyett.
Recitation. Under the Mistletoe."-
, Doletha Marble.
Song. ..Luther's Cradle Hymn
School.
Recitation, Mothers Always Do
Martha Crooke.
Recitation, 1.-The Child's Reason
Bertha Price.
Recitation, Christmas Time Down
South. May Eetta Cravey.
| Song, Jolly Old Santa Claus
School.
Recitation, ''Dolly's Present" Clara
/ Price.
Recita ton, Hard Times for Geor-
gie.'-Lonnie Williams.
Recitation, Poor Santa Claus
Annette Bowman.
| Recitation, My Dolly Hattie
Cravey.
{, Recitation, Christmas Day."-Flor-
| ida Waters.
| Recitation, "a Christmas Eve
| Thought .''-Annie White.
| Recitation, Enough for AIl."-Her-
bert Caro-.
Recitation. "A Christmas VISIT
Herman Richmond.
+; Recitation, IF You Don't Believer
Charles Larsin.
! Son, The Little Lord jesus
Kate and Phronia Williams.
| Recitation, christmas in Sweden
MARY Atkinson.
| Recitation, Il Wish / was a Christ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21
WESTVILLE

Westville, Dec. 2o.-Mrs. Vitrel
Vaughn of Box Is, Geneva, Alabama.
has moved here to put her children in
school.
Miss Mia Brigham returned from
Pensacola Thursday where she visited
her sister, Mrs. E. II. Gavin.
Mrs. Geo. Villar and children of
Pensacola spent the weekend in town
with Mrs. Villar's mother, Mrs w. B.
Adams.
Mrs. e H Gavin and children re-
turned to Pensacola Sunday night aft
er spending several days in town with
Mrs. Gavin's parents.
Mrs Chas. Stanton of Pensacola, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. j. AL
ford.
Mr. John Neel, has just slaughtered
81 hogs, totaling about 5000 pounds OF
meat. Only half of this number has
been killed SO far.
The oil craze seems to be striking
this section Two or three companies
are taking places and expecting to
begin boring for oil very soon.
Miss Minnie Lou Whitehead, of En-
terprise, Ala. is teaching music here.
Mrs. Ray Neel and Mrs. May Miller
attended the funeral Of Mr.. w. II.
Brett in Bombay, Thursday.
Messrs. Coy and McGlaum Brigham
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21
AND EVENTS OF WEST FLORIDA CITIES

torium some few days ago.
Misses Phillip and Luciene Pendry.
Myrtice and Malcolm Marion and Mrs
w. NJ. Fulford. of Andalusia, accom-
panied Miss Mary Prestwood home
Sunday
Mrs. Calvin Welsh has returned to
her home in Dothan after a visit to
ner sister, Mrs. B. III. Meadows
w NJ. Newberry. of Brundidge, Ala,
was the guest of his sister Mrs. J. E.
Helms. Monday
Mrs. Hal Scott of Pensacola is on a
visit here to relatives
Dr. Z. g. Pierson visited his parents
in River Falls Sunday.
Miss Mary Priesthood was hostess to
| the Girls Culture Club on last FRIDAY
afternoon. After very interesting
program was rendered the hostess, as
sisted by her sister Mrs. Ernest Man
ming, served a delicious salad couse
and hot chocolate.
| Mr. John Bane and Miss May Ida
Smith Were quietly married last Sun
day night in the presence of a few
| friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21
QUINCY NEWS

Quincy, Dec. 20.-The first serious
fire of the season occurred on the cold
est day of this week, when the home
OF Mrs. j. S. Shaw was practically de-
stroyed. Mrs. Shaw had sick child
at the time.
VIM. Kahl's bakery was sold this
week to c. 3. VanLandinghanl. who
has had experience as a baker in the
army. Mr.. Kahl expects to visit his
old home in Germany and to claim
the estate left to him by the death OF
his mother.
Havana, a Gadsden county town
VIII build a Presbyterian church. Rev
d. J. Blackwell and Rev H. A. Love OF
Quincy, spent Thursday in Havana
soliciting subscriptions and secured in
two hours time s2,425 from citizens
of all denominations. When the list
reaches $4,000 building will begin.
A large delegation from Quincy at
| tended the meeting of the board oil
trade in Tallahassee Thursday, in the
interest of having the state highway
, through Gadsden county by the coun-
ty commissioners to present a petition
to the good road department in favo,
| of the Iavan route.
Returns from the Red Cross Sea
sale show a good record for Gadsder
County. The tuberculosis fund will be
enlarged $500 or more.
Mr.. w. c. Wilson and Miss Louise
Smith were married Wednesday at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Walter
Maxwell, of Gretna. They will make
their home in Quincy.
Fine sons have come to the home:
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Sweger. Mr.. ana
; Mrs. e. b. Embry, Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Nicely, Lieut.. and Mrs. Arthur Cory
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gray have be-
come the parents of a daughter.
/. Mrs. Roy Dunaway, of Naldosta i:
visiting her mother.
| On Christmas evening the Cotillior
| Club will give a masquerade dance a
: the Elks' Home.
Mrs. Phillip Polenbaum entertained
at bridge Thursday afternoon in the
parlors of the Quincy Hotel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21
A CITIZEN OF
PENSACOLA FOR
PAST IS YEARS
Gives Public Statement Regarding the
Splendid Good He Got By Taking
Dreco, the New Remedy.
Relieved His Back, Pain in Limbs,
Catarrh of Stomach, and Other
Troubles, He Says.

II am 60 years old and have lived
IN Pensacola all my life. Every one
knows that I've never been given to
praising anything or anybody, who did
not deserve it, and that it just why 1
am giving my praise to Dreco, it
thoroughly deserves every good word
that can be said about it,. declared
Mr.. j. w. Balkum, of $40 N. Asst. Mr..
Balkum has been with the Warren Fish
Co. for the past eleven years, and is
highly thought of by them.
Some years ago I had catarrh very
bad. and think the drippings got into
my stomach, and caused it to get in
famed, for 1 suffered very much from
pains in my abdomen, gas, bloating, for
passing mucus. Even though | was
very careful of my diet, | didn't seem
to get along very well, and 1 believe
spent a thousand dollars on differ
ent medicines.
My work is pretty hard, and every
night | would suffer from severe pains
in my legs, and my back ached al
most constantly. The relief I've got
ten by taking Dreco is remarkable
This medicine seemed to go right to
the bottom of my troubles. and gave
me almost instant relief. The gas
stopped forming in my stomach. pains
proved: sleep became restful. and my
stomach is in better condition than
1T has been for years. L expect to
take couple more bottles and believe
that 1 will be entirely cured then"
The old-fashioned remedies. made
from roots and herbs, are the best for
any one to take. Dreco is made from
twelve different roots, herbs, barks
and berries. These act on the stom-
ach, bowels, kidneys and purify the
blood. Dreco knocks rheumatism out
shortly; relieves catarrh of the hea d
and stomach; makes you sleep sound
~ and creates a good appetite. AS a
blood purifier nothing can equal
Dreco. 1t puts a stop to boils, ecze-
ma and other blood affections.
Dreco is now sold by all up-to- date
druggists throughout the country, and
! is highly recommended in Pensacola
/ by Balkcom Drug Co.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21
GONZALEZ.

Gonzalez Dec. 2O.-One of the great
est assets of West. Florida. and. Es-
Gambia county in particular is the
smith Hughes agricultural school at
Gonzalez. The first semister or the
1e1a20 session closed Friday Win
every one delighted with the exceiient
work done by the faculty and the
progress of the student BODY.
This session has several new fea-
lures namely, vocal music taught py
Mrs Renn, of Pensacola and instru-
mental music by Mrs. Jackson OF ZEN
sacola. Latin and Spanish have neefi
added to the high school department
Another worth while feature IS athie'-
les in varying forms to lnciuoe .he
whole school. a number OF Vaiuaoie
Instruments have been added to the az :
ric,,lturaI department so that the
science of agronomy can be taught IN
a practical way.
The principal, professor Samuel A. 81
Wilkinson is a graduate of the state
university of Florida, and a speciaiis'
in agrfeulture He is the right man
in the right place. The faculty as
whole cannot be excelled. The work OF
landscape gardening is to be taken up
i'm earnest after the holidays. A large
number of Satsurila oranges, pecans
Japanese persimmons as we'll as mucn
ornamental shrubbery will be set OUT
on the campus.
The School Improvement association
| in which the faculty takes deep IN
/ terest is doing splendid work in pro-
/ yiding money for necessary improve
ments.
| The enrolment of PA students would
ibe greatly increased If transportation
mr. housing. OF board could be ar
ranged for. The greatest need of thu
J school now is a large dormitoy. This
liz is hoped. will come within the mex
year.
| Cooperation with the principal AM
faculty will make the Gonzalez schoo
ultimately the best in West Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21
SOCIETY WOMEN
IEnnNNEuI STUNT
May Enjoy Evening Out, Satisfied
That Children Are Safe.

Theatre parties and other nightly
diversions may now be enjoyed by
parents without apprehension as to
the comfort and health of the croupy
children. A soc Jar of Eucapine Salve
is the price of your peace of mind and
the children's comfort and weil-belnS
Get a lar today-enough for whole
winters protection against Group,
colds. sore throat. tonsllitis and
threatened bronchitis and pneumonia.
Eucapine Salye is an elegant phar-
maceutical preparation prepared es-
pecially for the mothers use with her
children and combining the cleansing
antiseptic and healing proprieties o.
eucalyptus, camphor, wintergfeeh,
rnenthal and pinus sylvestris with re-
fined petrolatunl. Used in their own
families and heartily recommended by
physicians and druggists as the SAT-
test, most pleasant and effective fam
lily remedy for simple determinations
of the nose and throat. Get your win
ter,s supply today. Family jar soc, at
all drug stores
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out ta:s
sil'. enclose with Sc and mail it to
Foley & Co, 1886 Sheffield Ave, Chi
cago, H.. writing your name and ad-
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs,
colds and Group: Foley Kidney Pills
for pain in sides and back: rheumatism
backache, kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cathar-
tic, for constipation, biliousness, head
ache, and sluggish bowels.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21

mas Tree."-Jsaac Walker.
Recitation, The Wonderful Tree
Daisy Williams.
Recitation, The First Christmas
Modesto McNair.
Recitation, christmas Fires."-Fan-
ME Miller.
Recitation, "a Full stocking.'-Jack
Williams.
Recitation, '.An Impatient Waiter"
Fred Wehmeier.
Reading, 1.-THE Christmas Run
away.-Anderson IIelton.
Recitation, "A Possibility."-Everet
Kaul.
Dialogue, ''Grandpa's Slippers
John T. Atkinson. Herbert Caro-, An
ME White, Mary Crooke, Matte Gaff-
ney, Pearl Gaffney. Phronia WIliiams'
Myrtle Richmond.
Closing Song, Christmas" -School.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-21

OF PENSACOLA are visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Brigham.
Z me TWO year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bee Arnold died at their home
Monday night after an illness of only
two days. The body was inferred at
the cemetery here Tuesday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
Little Bobbie and His Pa
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

Miss Corinne Clutchmoar is to be
Ma to Pa last mite. She is likely to
In the school of New Thot sed Ma.
mat looms up grand for me. sed
"a. was going 10 a stag this balmy
to enjoy meeting yure friend Is she
Peech? sed Pa.
| haven't seen her for many years,
SEQ Ma, she used to be one OF the most
only freckled a littel around the
noase.
wont mind that. sed Pa. il she
Is brite & deep thinker.
if she m s t be q1ts bo deep thinker
Ma. ] will be kind OF bashful &
ashaimed in the presence Of 80 new
thinker. sed Ma. & just then Mas
trend CAIN.
What a retched mite it is out. she
sed to Ma after she had met me e. Pa.
II is punk. sed Pa.
IL certingiy is. sed Mas friend. Punk
Is rite. You are a fine deScrber, she
sed to Pa.
MY My r wife was telling. me you are a
meet c up with one OF them birds.
Thare is crate field of thinking that
has newer been explored. she. sed. we
must discuss it. The old thinkers was
an we she up seS on r. ss h HEsk sh of sa ae
what was not seemed the saim as that
wich cud not be.
How true. sed Pa. What do you
think OF the Peece Leeg.
IT is step in the wrong direck-
friend. Unles they sprinkel in plenty
or New Thot they will end up in a
grand bust. she sed. Do you play
| Pinnakel?
sum. sed Pa, but I amt what YOU
wud call a Pinnakel Hound. play
a fair gain.
Does wure wife play7 she sed.
l do. sed Ma. We will have a liz
tel gain after we have Termed from
you sum Of the inside workings Of
this skooi Of New Thot.
New Thot, sed Mas friend, Is sim
ply thinking thots in new way. BY
| striving after the infnit she sed. we
! stand on top Of the universe.
have often told my wife that. sed
Pa, but she Is not a Climber. She
wud rather stay In the pleasant val
ley OF Comfort. sed Pa. & gaze up at
me. I am her Fixed Star.sed Pa. I
| wish we. had better deck OF cards
for this here gain.
Then Pa & Ma & Mas friend bee
gan to play cards & thay was play
ing wen 1 went to bed.
l guess all them New Thots has
| been thunk long ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04

Henry Lchrman, al work on the first
OF the Lehman comedies, featuring
Lloyd (iaml Hamilton. for the First
national Exhibitors Circuit, spent 4
part OF last week in Mining some
scenes laid in a big tile bathroom set.
one entertaining bit OF action required
comedy cop 10 fall into the water
fully clothed, and emerge dripping wet
And when YOU climb on; OF the tub. -
said Mr. Lehman. shake yourself like
uoS, ana thcn---out the door quick q"
IN" cop lcll into the water with the
utmost abandon. but seemed totally un-
able TO shake himself in The manner
universally adopted by CANNES under
similar circumstances. Time after time
ne tried il. but he simply couldn't
make 20 Of il.
Look" said Mr. Lchrman at last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
With the Film Folks
The Dog Qunlifed.
STORIES Of SCREEN ACTORS.

The other day Director Ruglcs in
formed Dick LEstrangc. casting di-
rcntor for Selzniik. that he wanted a
small. snappy dog for some scenes in
'Piccadllly Jim. Owen Moores first
Selznick picture The next day
L'ESiranEc had dog on hand The
dog appeared 10 be sort Of a peaceful
creature: iiugElcs looked him over and
shook his head.
He won't do. He's too quiet He
wouldn't bite hole in a piece Of meat"
AS he said this RuEEles attempted
TO stir the dog up little with his
foot No sooner had he made "A move.
however. when the dog with a snarl
and SNAP sunk his teeth into RucEles'
pants. and II was all L'Estrange could
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
A nrnl Thriller.

Tho modern doughboy has an excel
Tent opportunity to see how his rrede-
ccssors OF 80 fought in Told in the
Hills" Robert Warwick's new Para
mount Aircraft picture. which will be
seen at the Isis Theatcr for the last
time today a feature OF the picture
is thrilling battle on the edge Of
deep canyon between hluc-clad
cavalry troop and band OF Indians
The troop is trapped in the canyon
and about 20 be annihilatcd when II is
saved in a novel manner by "Gc0csee'
Jack Stuart. the character played by
Major Warwick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
NIarEucrifc Clnrk Dccctycs.

Marguerite Clark is double de-
ceiver in her newest Paranour Art
craft film. Widow by FroNy. which
closes its engagement NJ the Colonial
today. She at leas, thought the cirl
chum she was acting as proxy for
was an honest: to- goodness widow.
The startling way in which her eyes
were opened is one OF the delightful
features of the picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
All Kinds of ScnIawac..

A forGer. a burglar. a cheat-and
deaf-co Rfidence man, n piCkpoCket.
and a sick-up rnan-thcse are the
five "waEs, tscaiawags> whom The
Girl from outside is hrs; Introduced
to when in the Goldwyn picture of
that name She lands in the town of
Nome in 1900 How she sets them on
different path makes AN interesting
picture and is splendhly presented at
the Biiou for the last time today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04

IT HE principal speaker at po!it
meeting was a budding orator I,
loved the light Of publicity. Ora
ing the speaker by the arm on
conclusion OF his long address.
chairman said. Your speech was :
glass OF good champagne" hero
chairman smiled pleasantly, lots
froth and very dry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
Natural Growth.

A y aIcrcatiOn arose between
~ farmer and so-called exnert
pert. do you realize that | have b
at two universities-one in this co
try and one in Germany" What
that demanded the farmer. VIII
faint smile. 81 had calf nursed
two cows. and the more ne was nur
the greater calf he grew"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04

DO IT this way" And he gave
lifelkc rendition OF the action.
On said the COP, light dawninE
his mind. You mean shimmyf
Sure, | can do that"
And he could
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
The Other Man,

n n OLD Irish coachman had :.
~ mnished a wet and cold dr.
Now. Pat" said the young
nc had driven. drink this glass
To-Day. ana you'll feel like anot
man" Later on. when prcparinr
start on the return journey. Pat 8
sure. and the other man would
dhrop OF something hot"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
Medical Advice.

<s\/OU must take exercise" said
physician TO patient. The
motorcar In case like yours
gives the best exercise that But
doctor. I can't afford to buy n motor
car" the patient growlcd. Don't buy.
just DODGE" said the doctor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
Her Mistake,

n D1SCOURAGED poet. contemn,:
~ Ing his many recent rejecti ,
n, grew grim. He asked the n
az ms lodging what had become of
paper he left lying on his desk. i,
SIT. said she. II though. 1t was W.:
paper. and threw 1t in tho W.
paper basket" NO" said the u
1T wasn't waste paper. | hadn', T.
Ten ANYTHING on II vet"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
In the Rough!

SsD RAGG boastcd to me the other
IS day he had all the gems OF Eng
lish literature in his library
"Then I'll bet they're uncut gems
Baltimore American.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04

John Pearson. for five years manager
Of NitaGraphs rental system in Great
Britain. with headquarters, in London.
for a conference with Albert L. Smith
president Of VitaGraph MIR. Pearson
Will make a study OF the American
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
Very Rnre.

NNO you see that young 20.
working hard over there.
the manager of factory &c,
made up his mind that one day y
going to set my job away from :,
is that so?" said the visitor
shouldn't think you'd keep him arc
here. then" Great Scott. man, T.,
very lucky II every fellow in this
tory had the same idea"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04
SCREEN BREVITIES

II. II. Van Loan has written another
play for Earle Williams. 1t is called
The Far East" and is being made
on tho coast. Mr.. Van Loan provid ed
Mr.. Williams with one o. his most
successful picturcs-"A RoGue's Ro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04

do TO shake him off. Rugcles made A
hurried exit with the parting advice:
Hell do. all right, Hen do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-04

Mildred H.-Mrs Charli. Chapl,n.
1os r thf T Firss s is Mdrfa
Circuit. Little Cha rlie. Jr' did nor Tvs
r 12rs enough to enjoy his fathers funny
lie vr,,,r Stt ~ your name is almos;
Hhe your laVorne stars.
ch I0mmSg ~ nn, hut there is no
she's married. and they say shs jsn.,
VaGmG III When YOU saw her making
me. In Old Kentucky is to he shn,,r
shortly in Richmond II
V. +. F--Don't worry hou, hn.bo-i,r
us katherine Macdonald IS ra,i..j
..nso Amsrican Beauiy--her FIRST picture
SOUTH. Tom Moore used 10 be with
NitaEra ph-his wife still is Both he
and his wife are married to one an
,,, Esn:Ipop't try 10 &c, into the
es Gves cfo 1se as ony t thos o ySn do well is
cat. I'M. big scene in Brown Of Har-
yard" IS the boat race-it's corker.
Is NOT IN pictures any longer
~ TO-
Roots-W Western pictures are very
lures. Helen Holmes is back again in I.
new ono Fatal Fortune" RiII jari
IS still making Westerns. Bc careful
eli /. R-Jehn Bowers and Milton
Sblt!S nave different leading ladies in
g !. D.-GeorFe Lark,n is twenty
nine and IS married TO Ollie Kirby
lnquisi,ive Pearl White has reddish
t blonde hatr but she hash, any frecEles
in New York civ Marc5 'J jS" W'S Earn .Gr2
GCaihea IN Warrington lrvincton iiieh
~chool and Columbia University screen
I'd
I'm. Nicar of Wakefield, Il, Happen,c.ta
= rhe ESQ soar WG rIE * Imr'nfgsT nat
Height. feet; weight. ~ pounds. i'm
hair, complexion. brown cycr oiiie
I ar9m@s N Ia! Ij}.ar is 1.-THE Sn,e
one. u
C. G, M MAY Ptckcora has Golden
screen lie. latest p,.,1raa' on r r,,@
SPITE Bride Ter sister t;'S do@s n - nIt
YIN YIN hsr MaTsucritc clark IS fou-
merson Williams IN nrl?atn ~.
DOUGLAS Fairbanks j.. d!vorced liz
iaies, 2;cirre IS HES Majesty. Inc
IN 80. apply AZ one OF the studios
""o you may 20 taken on as an extra.
N n x Earle Williams is sun in
nIs,qreS' He IL ,nr'y.n.nc and is
ps-Aadrsss ne Bathing Girls.
Mag" sennet, Comedies Los Angeles
DoRoTHEA Blanche suco. !. sum
or the screen Ie- --latest plar is
- The Jnp-rdorahle SIN" Pc-.N ~
land is stu on the sc-ter fcr ie,,s.
play ls Cheating Herself" lifa I1,
is not related TO Jane and K,,EorIr.
Lee Wanda HaHlcy was Wali."e
Eeids leading iady n "Yrlrc Ftra1 ),
panda Hawley born S.at'Ic WaeT
1891. educa led. seattle and No.
Schoo! ~ Music. Bro1klvr .r.s,
career Fox. The Dcsclrt" "Cur .ts
Roundup;' select, a Ia.r OF --rl
r stockinss. We Cant Have Eve,y.
thing" old Wivc. Io- N.u
80 comp!isaed. pianist Height, 81,
~ weight. l2i blonde comp,,Aior h1o,1c
hair. blue eyes. Anne L.rin 49,
S!sson. Cal. 1884 educated Chicaar
and Los Angeles, STAGE saroer. must
comedy and comic opera: sc-,rr
career, Universal Mutual 'lnmotE,,,
Lee Selznick. The Cour, az - -
mon, lAsky Nan Of Music Nor;,
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