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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Eicin wrist watch with black
rhh"U attachment. an Sunday. be-
;%".'n cathedral and Tenth street az NV
Martini. Ferry and y. York car. AL
2@3r-M Why. ja-!J-i
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Threc gooo agents to sell
. household necessities on the INSTALL
mcnt plan. Best OF goods and best Of
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. +.
Adams Co.. l140-ll42 Main St nr-12-tf
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forces against the BolshrviSt movement.
Troops have been thrown around Villa de
Cerrn, lncalizinG strik" disorders 10 that
district where there are American pack
irE houses.
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URGE PURCHASE OF
= LOWER CALIFORNIA

SAIRAME%Tn. cal. Jan. IA Joint
resolution. Urging III" purchase Of
Lower calif"rnIn. ihc Coronado Islands
md PORTIONS OF ihr state Of Sonora
MrHicr' cont iguouS /" tn" Colorado
river. vas lutrpdt"n! III thu California
legislature. today. The resolution re-
Iu..St'ri congress- ~ urE" ul'. President
10 initiat. negotiations with Mexico.
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FOR REM

FOR RENT-Furaisllcd rooms, per week
s225 up. Furnished housekeeping
rooms per week SO up. Range bath
and phone, 1923 Cha?linc 81. Ja-l4-k
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished rooms
modern convcnienccs. IN business GEN.
tcr OF city. Inquire IND floor lntrll:Scn-
cor Bldg ja-i3-tf
FOR REET--On" :.rge light front room
md floor NaSk"; street. steam heat.
suitable FIR nnc or :TD gentlemen. Will
rent furnished -nr unturniShcd. Inquire
md floor lnic!ilgencer Blds. la-l3-f
FOE RENT-AttructIve furnished front
room, modern. Price reasonable. S4i
Main street phone tGS-J. ja-l3-
TOK NENT-Splrnd!d room ~ Uy &C
feet. sky lights. steam heated. suitable
for n photograph gallery. or other bust
ness Located in business district CLOSE
10 depot. Apply TO Peter Boyd. Wheel
ing intcllgenccr. 1905 Market street.
Wheeling. d-6-tt
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MORE STATES
NOW VOTE DRY

CHICAGO, Jan. t%.--Califor9!a and
Waslin Etoa today ratified the national
prohibition amendment IN III" rohSti'H-
! non making - states to- act iaroraoIy
on IN, basic law proposed. colorado
| which had hccn reported ~ ratiiyloS'
WAS discovered TO hay" acted IrTeRnlarlE
and ;hc Colorado legislature Will re-
consider.
Twelve more states arc needed 10 rat'-
f. the proposed amendment to make IL Il
part az IN" c"nStiiuu"n
The house Of the Arkansas legislature
and IN. Senate rt tho indiana legislature
today voted for III" amendment. and the
Illinois hous" Will take up IN" question
tomorrow. tho senate already having
PASSED u.
\ parliamentary move in tn" CANTOR
mia legislatures will keep the measure
fr,m tho governor for Il ,inc. hut advo-
Gates Of the Amendment said today S
action could not be reversed.
SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. ; The Cal
ifornia legislature completed ratification
tonight of III" proposed federal prohihl-
ton amendment when tho assembly
adopted a resolution already approved
by the senate. The vote was IS 70 ~
member OF the Standardization
forces changed his vote from no 70 aye
and moved for consideration OF the
resolution. This action will automatic
nlly withhold the measur" from the gov
"rnor until ;hc matter IS finally disposed
of. Tho prohibition members declared
that the proposed reconsideration would
fail TO change Il single vote.
Bismarck Eruck. lC;ul"r ot"thr assem-
bly, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: sad tonight he
Dr,,viHinr FOR
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MANY ARRESTS IN THE
BUENOS AIRES STRIKE:

RUENOS AIRES. jan. I3.--Thr"" hun
6rrd strikers aid strike asIiainrS w"r"
arrested Sunday in BucnnS air"9. II -
lea rnt.! from government sources. This
makes the total for III" last thrr- days
eight hundred. eighty percent Of whom
arc RusaIan-. Some Of the rinGlrhdcrs
resisted arrest and were las.ocd by
IrliCe officers.
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MISCELLANEOUS

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SLIGHT
LF USED FINE OvERCOATS AND
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SELL, 1923 MARKET ST. ALSO. BUY
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. o-l0-tf
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TI-F;NOS AIRES. Jan. l3.---At four
O'clock this morning. it was stated at
police headquarters that no serious
clashes had been reported since ten
o'clock last night. Al that hour il was
h"iicv"d That ;hn government Ind the
situation IN hand. Several hundred stu
dent volunteers who had h~rn assembled
~ II" naval rluh IL await orders were
dismissed! ~ midnight
Reports from Mnn;cvrdn say that the
authnritirs there arc strengthening their
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IN A ""A1FFC Secured. Trade
"A ~ marks reE11t~s-
= - ed. Pateht AID
trademark litieaL.sn- Booklet TIA
II. 4. OuN3.AR, Rstsat Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank building
Wh0elinE, w. Va
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OLYMPIA. Wash, Jan. l@.--k"so'u-
tons ratifying the federal prob. bliion
amendment were passed by the senate
and the house OF representatives Of the
Washington I"Eis,ytur" here today.
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Ian. 1.-THE
Arkansas house % representatives, TO-
day passed tho federal prohibition
amendmen: by vet" Of - /" :. The
measure now goes 10 ;he senate.
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BY WAR SAVINGS sT.lSus-
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FOR SALE

FOR 0ALE-lntcrrSt in an established
PROSPEROUS business. reasonable. t.
l. 4 NJ Carr Int iErncnE. "a Ion
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FOR SALE-Second handed Ford truck.
Good price 10 quick buyer Call phone
ia-l-l
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Old Point Comfort. entertained twelve
guests at dinner on Wednesday even
Ing,
Mrs. Maud Walters and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Leitch are spending several
days IN Norfolk, Va. with Paymaster
Arthur l. Waters, who has arrived
there from The west coast.
The engagement ef Miss Marie &.
Hansen and MIR. Frank ]. Allen WAS
announced ut family dinner at Hotel
la Fayette on Sunday. March >. Miss
Hansen and Mr.. Allen are both most
popular In social and musical circles.
The Washington Golf and Country
Club VIII hold regular club dance
tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1919-03-07
iS0clett5Y

es- HE Attorney General. Mr.. A.
Z Mitchell Palmer. left Wash
ington last evening, accom-
IL panied by Mr. w. Dolby
Palmer of Pennsylvania, to
spend some days at the Virginia Eo-
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Palmer arrived from
| Pennsylvania yesterday and Mrs.
! Palmer will remain in Washington
/ as a guest at the home of the At
! torney General during the absence of
I her husband.
Mrs William T. Dixon and Mrs.
| Frederick a. Levering, jr., who were
/ guests of the Attorney General and
| Mrs. Palmer at luncheon which
! they gave on Wednesday for the officials
| VINO assisted Mir Palmer while he.
acted as custodian OF alien property,
have returned TO Baltlmore'
The Secretary OF the interior and
Mrs Franklin X Lane, accompanied
by M, and Mrs. Adolpn CaSpar MIL
le.. wlll leave Washington thlS evening
for the south, and will be absent from
the capital for about fortnight
Mrs Lane suffered q severe attdch
of influenza from which she has not
fully recovered and the trip IS tor hef
! benefit.
The Secretary of the Navy and MRS.
Daniels were the guests oI honor at
dinner last evening OF the mayor gen.
eral commandant of the Marine corps
and Mrs George Barnett The othef
euests included Senator and Mrs.
'. eeks, Representative and Mrs Lem
uel l.. raogeIt. former taited states
Ambassador to Russia and Mrs. George
T. Marye, the military attacne OF the
French embassy and Nine. Collardet,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dew Ersklne
Mrs Morehead and Mr.. John Barrett
Mrs. John Phillips of Boston Is the
guest of her son and daughter-in law,
the assistant secretary oil state and
Mrs. William Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop Brown VINO
have spent the winter in Washington,
have returned to their home IN New
York to spend about ten days.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

anee from Mohammed, the rosary of
ninety-nine beads represents ninety-nine
sacred names, while the silk tassel stands
for the Tooth naIue known only 10 the
| initiate. Mr.. Sehutze wears 81 gray
Silken robe bound with crimson. All
Of the costumes which are worn by
tunes.
1t IS anticipated that the evening
with the Arabian Nights stories. as
/ told by the Wizard of Tales" and
given under saae management of the
story TelIers League, will he one of
the most interesting and sociable Of
he many delightful affairs typical OF
the Lenten season.
Mrs. Harry Haas, who has been for
some time at the Hotel Chamberiin.
Evening star., 1919-03-07
An April Bride.

The marriage of Miss Roberta Brooke
Russell, daughter of Col John Fl. Rus
sell, L. S. NJ c., and Mrs. Russell, TO
Mr.. John Dryden kCser OF Bernards-
vile, y. J.. will take place on Satur-
day, April rs, at 4 O'Clock. in St. John S
Church, and will be followed by a ssnait
reception at Rauscher's.
The ceremony Will be performed by
the Rt. Rev. Aired Harding. Bishop CT
Washington. who, during the years that
he was rector of ST. Pauls Church, Of
ficiated at the marriage of the brides
mother and of her three sisters. The
Rev DIR Roland Cotton Smith, rector
of st. Johns. viii assist.
The bridesmaids chosen are: Miss
Anna Hamlin, Miss Elizabeth Grinnell,
Miss Olyve Graef. Miss Leila Gordon,
Miss Mildred Bromweil, and Miss Alys
Emo of Princeton, n. j: Miss Mary
J.oriliard of New York and Miss Mary
Cameron of Staten Island. n. Y. Lit
Tie Miss Mary Glare Cottman, daughter
of MIS-. Russel's sister, Mrs. Warning
ton Cottman of Baltimore, will serve as
flower girl Mr.. Walter Chaprel OF
New York will be best man for Mr
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Kuser. The list of ushers is not yet
complete.
mr. huser, who is n grandson OF the
late Senator Dryden of New Jersey. viii
take his bride to Bernardsviile to re-
main until he completes his course Mt
Princeton University in June. After
THIS they will start for Il delayed we'd
Glhs trip to the far east, visiting China,
Japan and India
Evening star., 1919-03-07

" it'll 81 setting of gorgeous oriental
embroideries and robes, a divan of
brilliant colors and the seven mystic.
candles before him, Mr. StephaOi
sehutze will tell the stories from the
Arabian Nights tales in the small
nafiroom at the New Willard Hotel this
evening. The green turban which Mir
Schllt.e wears denotes his direct descanh.
Evening star., 1919-03-07
Charming Spring Luncheon.

Mrs. Arthur Hollis Tirrell was host
ess at beautiful luncheon today, en- :
tertaining at the Shoreham. her
guests were Mrs. William Z. Borah,
Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Mrs Rufns
Day. Mrs. Charles y. Drake, Mrs. Will
bur J. Carr, Mrs. Samuel Green. Mrs.
John Hamilton, Mrs. \. c. Downing,
Mrs Thomas Martin, Mrs David
Kaime, Mrs. Loren Johnson, Mrs.
James Emery. Mrs. Ross Gravener,
Miss Mary Temple, Miss Shaw, Miss
Maud Richards, Miss Anna Richards,
Miss Gladys Widener and Miss Irene
Hunnewell Baskets of spring bios
SONS formed the table decoration.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Mrs Breckenridge Long, wife of the
third assistant secretary of state, en-
tertained informally at luncheon yes
teraay. with Mrs. Newton d. Baker
and Miss Katherine Lowe among her
guests
Evening star., 1919-03-07

DR.. and Mrs w. Duncan Mckim are
spending the spring season in their
home, 1901 18th street, and will give
the use of their music room for a
musical TO benefit the St. Johns
orrhanage at a date late in March
and not yet decided upon.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Representative and Mrs NJ Clyde
Kelly have returned to their home a
Braddock, Pa for brief visit.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Mr. and Mrs Elmer + Johnson, 1913
. street northwest. Nave as guests
Mrs, Leonard Culbertson Kip, who was
missionary in Annoy. cha. for over
nifty years; Miss Josephine NJ. Gull
bertson and Miss Ida y. Johnson, well
known artist. formerly of Brooklyn,
is on its return to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Kip and Niss' CulberIson were
born in Annoy. China, where their par
ents, as missionaries of the Presby-
terian Church, We're >Iocated. Upon
the return Of the family to the United
States. about sixty years ago. the chill
dren. having been born in China. were
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Mrs. George Barnett was hostess at
a small luncheon today, entertaining
at headquarters at the marine bar
racks.
Evening star., 1919-03-07
A Congressional Wedding.

The marriage OF Representative
Fioreila La Guardia of New York
and Miss Thea Almerigotti of lG3 Lex
ington avenue viii take place in the
cnantry of ST. Patrick's Cathedral,
New York city, tomorrow with the
Rev. Mgr. Ferranti officiating. !.
Just after the return of Representa-
tive La Gaurdia from Italy. month
ago. his engagement to Miss Almeri-
gotti was announced and while his
honors as major of the American
air service rested fresh upon him.
BSh he and his prospective bride
Were born in Italy and IL was in his
native country that he gave his serv-s
ices 10 America.
Several of Representative La Guar
dia s colleagues will attend the cere-
mony
Mrs. p. r. Claxton. whose long i'll
ness at her home. on Lamont street
prevented her taking any part in
things social last season, has gone to
! the home of friends in 17akoma Park
Md. where she is recovering her
health.
Additional patronesses for what
Shall We DO With Him." TO be pre-
seuted at CandaIl's Knick erbock er
Tuesday afternoon for the wounded
boys at Walter Reed Hospital and
given under the auspices of the
League for the Entertainment of the
wounded Soldiers at the Walter Reed
General Hospital. include Mrs. Jose
phus Daniels, Mrs William G. Red
field, Mrs. Boiling, Miss Boiling, Mrs.
Henry l.. Myers, wife of Senator My
ers of Montana; Miss Mary E. Adams.
Mrs. Joseph r. Thropp and Mrs. Ben
HELEN. Mrs. John b. Henderson, Mrs.
Frank c. Carpenter Miss Loren b. II.
Johnson, Mrs. George Barnett Mrs.
William 9. Braisted and Mrs Mont-
gomery Blair.
The Washington Water Color Club
will hold it's annual exhibition in the
hemicycle of the Corcoran Art Gallery
beginning with today and lasting un-
til the end of the month. There were
no cards sent out for the opening but
Evening star., 1919-03-07

the exhibition boasts an unusual mum
ber of pieces and artistic value prob
ably never before attained in the club
Evening star., 1919-03-07

The consul general to Cairo and Mrs.
Hampson Gary are planning to return
TO the United States, and will spend
the month of June here, where they
made many friends when Mr.. Gary
held the Office of assistant solicitor of
the TiTt,.i
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Capt. and Mrs. Joseph n. du Barry
were hosts at dinner last evening, en-
tertaining at the Cafe Sovrani.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

subject to head tax. which had to be
paid before they were allowed to land,
q procedure necessary to comply with
the law at that time.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Prof. Charles F. Marvin. chief Of the
United States weather bureau, and
Mrs. Marvin are leaving Washington
today for New York city TO visit the
aeronauticai exposition.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

The new United States ambassador to
France and Mrs. Hugh C. Wallace re-
turned yesterday from New York,
where they have been for the past
week
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta will
leave Washington today for short
visit to New York, returning ta
Washington next week.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

All members Of the Army emer-
gency committee are invited TO attend
a meeting, TO be held at the residence
of Mrs. Henry +. Dimock, 1901 18th
street, at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon, to
discuss suitable memorial to the
boys of 1917 All others who are in
tested in this movement. are cordially
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1919-03-07

Mrs. Marvin Aubury Tyler of the
Farnsboro has as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronaldo Troupe of Baltimore, who
viii remain over the week end. Mrs.
Troupe has been here for several days
and was the guest for whom Mrs
Tyler entertained guests at tea on
Wednesday. and Mr.. Troupe arrived
in Washington this afternoon.
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BrsiSEss BLINDNESS

The merchant who refuses 90 adj.
yertise IN the local newspaper IL "a
blind TO his own lntcrest as was the
one In the following anecdotei
Up AT "A northwestern lake resort
~ n general merchant who Is a char-
acter. Ills store has little OF every
thing In a. A lady "resorter" found
here small artistic porch lantern.
She at once bought a. Utners Cane
ilocklng 10 him for the same lantern.
lie ordered few They went at
once Finally, later, the tenth Gus
toner came for one.
~ this time the merchant was
sore" No. he didn't have any. aud
what was more. he wasn't going TO
get any. WHY" she asked.
Well he said: "can't see no
sense In gettin' the burned things
Can't keep none In stock. Soon's I
order one. some woman comes IN and
buys it." Publishers Auxiliary
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eon with huge bundle takes time
10 squeeze through the entrance, and
lioliiany Is finally permitted to battle
hla way through tho surging mob 20
the train. after being stuck with a
pin protrudlng from a woman's hot,
having his nose tickled hy a dangling
feather, aud his toes tr0npled on by
numerous feet As b. gets To tho
train th door sllu Apl md the
train g.id3l away ieatug holiday
and the other uufortuaates 20 await
the next ono.
An incident not on the program
occurred. when a girl pa1songor on
the train recognized the famous actor
and Snowman and insisted upon hts
accepting a large box OF candy, which
she had evidently received from her
not too pleased escort. A powerful
lighting equipment was installed for
the purpose, and every detail OF the
subway was clearly photographed.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-22

Patrons who have not been follow
ing the esisodes OF Houdini should
bear Ia mind that there IL always n
complete picture story In addition
to the serial each Friday night. Re-
gardless OF whether you are inter-
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USDER(;ROuND SCENES
ARE SHOWN ~ PICTURE
"HiT.TilE-TRAiL HOLIDAY
lrtcruft Director Charter, subway
rr In Sccncs of Early Morning
In George Cohan's phitoplay

New York; congegted subway,
during the rush hour. VIII b. shown
TO the people throughout th. coun-
try IN the moving picture film. such
aceneS having been incorporated by
Marshall Neilan IN "liit-The-Trail
Holiday" the George NJ Conan pie
turo for Aircraft. which viii be
ahown at the Liberty Theatre next
saturday. Nov 20
Realizing that there are millions
of people who have read stories OF
happiness In the subway. In news
papers aud magazines. but who have
never had an opportunity OF actually
scging New iurks famous under.
ground railway la operation. Mr.
Neilan decided 90 depict these scenes
In an elaborate manner. aud TO In
clude amusing bits OF incidents which
occur at the ticket offices and ca
trauces.
Arrangements were contaminated
with the Intcrborough Company IN
New York for the exclusive use OF
the i45th Street station after two
o'clock IN the morning. and com
plcta subway train was placed at the
disposal of the motion picture peo.
pie. Three hundred extra people
took part In the scene. In which
George NJ. cohnn. "a Holiday,
boards train on his way home.
His troubles start at the ticket
window, for tat woman searching
for an elusive nickel. blocks llolli
days way aud "a long line OF impa-
tIent homeg0ers behind him. At the
ticket choppers entrance another per
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IIllIsitS|||'|1'l|||iI
p.st--ocC0 EIP%W
"Tnk EALSE FACES"
SPLENDID DRAMA
OF WAR AND Spies
Character Made Famous by IO.ila
Joseph Vance Portrayed by
II. n. W,Lth,Li

Dealing with the war In highly
dramatic manner, The False Faces,
TAomas II. ince's superb Paramount
Artcrsft special picture starring
lbs.nry u. Walthall. which will be dis.
ys>yed AT the Liberty theatre tomor-
pww ,Sunday.) IL said by those who
have Witnessed the preliminary show
tag OF this popular story by Louis
p~scph Nancc. To be one OF tho most
while screen spectacles produced In
many years.
THE Lone Wolf" novel written
by Mr. Vance was widely read ard
nv central character. Michael Ian
yzrs. a French crook with the genius
OF Sherlock Holmes aud daring OF
DhrtaSnau. became highly popular.
lnayayi i is tho central figure % THE
pshe Faces" and tn this story he
81 seen as reformed man. bent on
revenge against Hun spy who has
hrought ianyardB wife aud child
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LACK I'ICKFORD HAS
ENCELiENT ROLE IN
..MIiI:-A-M'NCTE KENDALL"
Paramount Star seen ~ Idle son of
.na is Redeemed By Love

The Paramount picture. "MfLE-A-
MINUTE KENDALL" starring Jack
Pi~Hfsrd and Louise Huff. will be
H. feature at the Liberty Theatre
Asat Wednesday. The great success
rxs~stly scored By Jack Pickford In
'-rom Sawyer" and "Huck aud Tom"
Coo Paramount releases seen here
some weeks ago seems certain To be
duplicated by this new vehicle which
h. said Ia be- a picture OF unusual
strength aud beauty. Young Pick
ford poytrays the role OF the idle
son of rich man. reckless and dis
sspatod who. after being reoudiated
~ his father. inyents a motor engine.
ssns II with profit and incidentally
finds happiness 10 the love OF pure
minded girl who befriended him In
uAs days OF adversely. A. the girl.
use niece OF an innkeeper. Louise
Huff has a congenial role OF which
she makes the most. The support
ins cast is exceptionally adequate.
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ested In Houdini. you are sure OF a
good picture In addition as a five
reel feature 10 produced on these oc-
casions. A very interesting play IL
on with the coming number.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-11-22

Co death Ia Belgium.
lanyard Is attached 10 the cause
OF tbe ALLIES as "A secret agent. and
he ss introduced as he crceps across
ke Mans Land into the French tines
viii tnfDr Drm,iion of value regarding
the Hun operations. he boards q
stezmship for New York. and ON
bosyI this vessel he meets with sew
srai remarkable adventures. In which
. German 4 boat figures largely
Ttou ne gains HIS revenge and wins
the love of brave woman Who falls
ints the meshes ~ roterie OF Hun
piss. forms a thrilling narrative.
The picture was directed by irwin
v. Wiiiat under the peraonal super
vision oI Mr.. Ince, and the photoplay
w@s done by Edwin Willat. Mr..
Wslthaii Is finely SUPPORTED by tai
rDssd screen players. among whom
are Mary Anderson. Lon Clancy
hihon Ross. Garry McGarry and
othcrs.
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AaAprcpAFTRss~

al action OF the previous chapter and
continues on by showing lloudini es-
caping from the path Of the deadly
acid while bound In barbed wire
from which he releases himself.
A meeting ~ international pats
euts lnc. Is To be held and Balcom
plans to secure control OF the com
pauy by prr.cntlug Tita CRuth stone
hour1 az Eva's CMurgnrct Marsh
han s.5tar A sGch he claims one
dllf ot Evas stock ard equal voting
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Prejudice against farm by.products
as dairy feed Is nearly always ground
css. says s. Fine. OF the o. A. G..
dairy department. Properly used
they do not cause the COWS 10 dry
up, Such feeds apples. pumpkins.
Gull potatoes. etc cannot take the
place OF concentrates. They may be
made to take the place OF part OF the
roughage aud replace corn silage
and roots. Care must b. taken TO
feed only sound. we'll cleaned pro-
ducta. and the apples and potatoes
should be crushed TO prevent chok.
Ing