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SAYS PICTORIAL REVIEW
COMPANY WAS HARD UP
schh'nEcr Says Compnny's Secretary
Told Him CoUcerU Had "}tcscfpdcd"
Dividends,

NEW YORK, March I1--Isador
SchianSer. assistant TO Nathaniel w.
Groppcr. internal revenue agent, 10
Pictorial Review Company, is alleged
IL have paid u bribe to falsify in
come tax reports involving s500. 600
tcstihSd Today i'll the Federal court
that Weber had told him the company
had "rescinded' dividends because il
needed money.
Weber. on advice OF counsel. also
deducted 100000 i'll marginal losses
although warned by inspectors that
they were not deductible, according 10
Schiangcr's testimony
When court opened, Chopper. whose
cross examination was to be CON
tinued, was absent and a marshal was
dispatched to find him. He later eX-
piained he was i'll. The defense CON
tinued to attack his credibility os com
planning witness.
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Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
aad snuhiing! a dose of .Papc's Cola
COMPOUND" taken every two hours un-
III three doses are taken usually breaks
w a cold and ends ali grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clog
sed"up nos;rlS and the air passages
OF your head: stops nose running; re-
!1eVes tho headache. dullness fever
'aHhess sneezinE, soreness, stiffness
Pape's Cold Compound" is the quick
"si surcst relief known and costs only
rev cents at drug stores. 1t acts
WITHOUT assistance. Tastes nice Con.
ta!ns no quiniuc. Insist on Pape's!--
adS 49,
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r C vi. S
March Brings Out Unsightly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

The woman with tender skin
breads March because 1t is likely to
cover her face with ugly freckles.
No matter how thick her veil, the
sun and winds have strong ten
dency to make her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace OF
mind, Othine-double strength,
makes it possible for even those
most susceptible to freckies to keen
their skin clear and white. No
matter how stubborn case Of
freckles you have, the double
strength Othine should remove them.
Get an ounce from your druggist
and Danish the freckles. Money
back if il fails.-Adv.
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SAY SMALL PAY DRIVES
HUNDREDS FROM u. S. NAVY
omcers Resign und Enlisted Men Dc.
sert In Dr0yeS Two Senator's
Declare.
tBy Associated Press.i

WASHINGTON, March 1I.-Unab,e
ITO make both ends meet" on their
present pay, officers are resignng and
enlisted men deserving from the army
and navy lin droves," the Senate was
t2id today by Chairman Wadsworth,
OF the Military Committee, and Sena-
tor Poindexter, Republican, of Wash
ington.
=, They complained of the refusal CT
inc House to agree to conference
on the bill recently passed by both
houses providing for increased pay for
the service men.
senator Wadsworth said he had been
informed that 200 petty officers de-
and that since the armisticc 2.35s
army officers had resigned because
they were unable TO live on their pay.
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CONFESSED NEGRO SLAYER
GOES TO DEATH IN CHAIR
PRISONER Expresses Little Signs Of
Emotion. While Brothers OF
Victim Look On.
10y Associatcd Press.

icy Associated Prcss.l
EDDfV1LLE. KY. March H.
Petrie Kimbrough. alias VIII Lockctt,
convicted slayer OF Geneva Hardman
and confessed slayer of four other wo-
men, died in the electric chair at
EddyHille prison at 1892 a. NJ.
guards appeared at Kimbrough's
cell in death row" ut 4:l4 a. NJ. and
immediately escorted the negro TO the
chair house. There were slight signs
Oh emotion in his face rs he was
placed in the electric chair and the
Diack cap lowered over his head.
hrison Electrician Collier turned on
Inc electric current which killed
hlmbrough within fifteen seconds. He
was pronounced dead at 1892 a. NJ
TWO brothers of the Hartman girl
gether with eight soldiers and twelve
prison guards. witnessed the execution.
W ii apparently was carried out
Without Il hitch in prcarrauged plans
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Union Stnndinr rn4

pANNll.LE, March iO.--Uniuu mon
~ ~ tne building trade who havr been
Signs OF Welding, acnordinp to sr rennrts
IRON employers. who say that :, faw
T TIeT Started u work on the Old basis.
ION ny the trades. union men. hn,vnnt 10
innn oitanG workmcn has not proved nj !.
r yv6Se.her successful. 1t is reported ma,
tion a few nights ago tbcv ane sta .
ny union officials and inside of ;,,, bnn =
1, ni rha, ire number had joined the local
10 act ON III. speCial meeting was called
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PATTERSON AWARDED D. S. C.
Citation Statcs He Continued In Com
mnnd of Company Although
Severely Wounded.

liz AssCcInto tod PresH1
WASHINGTON. March I1.-At the
direction of President Wilson Major
-. w: Mel. Patterson. Three Hundred
and Fifteenth Infantry, Manassas, Va,
has been awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross. for citation as follows:
For extraordinary heroism in action
near Nantiilois, Franco. on October %
and 20. 1918, after being severely
wounded in the left leg, he continued
throughout the night to exercise com
mand OF his battalion at critical
time. He refused medical aid until
the morning Of the 29th and was
evacuated by order OF the regimental
comma ndcr"
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l.I NCHBLltG, March ll.-Announce-
mcnt has been made that the enlarge
piial maintained here by Marshall
Lodge, a. Z. & y. NJ. is now assured.
OF the $4,000 needed, sl35,OOO has
been secured. The first unit to be
built this year will cost $4,000 The
new hospital is to be OF freproof con-
Struction.
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Club Ia Use Hp,c, as 1iouc.

DANVlLl.E, March ll.--iIeaduuar-
tiers OF the Young Mems Business Club
has been established in the Burton
Hotel an arrangement having becn
made with the management whereby
the wri:ing-ro0m hitherto used by the
guests is turned over to tho club which
has for weeks been vainly seeking n
location
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retnry Daniels announced today, Less
than 100000 barrels were covered OF
the ;25;O00.000 asked In recent requests
while IL is hoped that the exercise
of our communicating authority under
the Lever act VIII not be necessary
MI Daniels said, the American navy
must have it's fuel"
The navy now is paying SO ce,.ts n
barrel I. Q. b. Gulf ports, against i
market price of around SO. for navy
standard. The secretary would not
say what hc considered Il "reasonabIe'
price on new contracts.
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40 Consccrn,c Mcmoriul Mindow.

DANVILDE. MARCH ia meinorinl
window. recently subscribed TO by
members Of the Church Of the Epiph-
any TO commemorate Mrs J. Cleve-
land Hall. deceased wife of the rector
has arrived ana will he placed in the
church this week. On Friday morn
Ing the window Viii be consecratcd by
Bishop Arthur Conovcr Thompson
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BANVILI'E. March 10.-The on,nln.,
= ana m maisntenance OF the energency in,
I rannn, noSpital in Danvilic during the
nS scp!ueHic cost the city slightly
unuer s.tooe. according to reports ius,
mao. mae pubic. Fart OF this sum is not
,erini spent, but invested in ma
. utIia' Vhicm continues 10 he the city's
Eoperty. The hospital remained omen
nor u nor mohth' ana would have cost far
more mad II not been for tho tenLo =
o. voluntary service by A ntmbcm &c
local women ''ocT vi
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LYNClIBURG. March ll.-Judse II.
c. Mcdowell in the Federal District
Court N the suit of Miss Virginia Il.
Eiser against Mrs Floyd l.. Knight.
has ovrrruled a motion for "a new trial
and has entered judgment for S2H.
coo. Suit was for $4,000, the
plaintiff claiming damages for prom Used
support by the defendants former hus-
band tho late j. y. Krise.
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Arpoints ia, nn,,,

FREDERICKSBURG March IL
Judge John 7. Goolrick has appoint cd
49, -, -. WILL ST, =. NJ. Young and
bers Of the local board OF review ia
pass on tax returns as compiled by
c9mmissioncr Of the revenue. lie has
ESQ appointed Alvin T. Embrey,
russ: Jr.. as members OF he city. nlcr-
tora board The duties Of the boord
are iook over, and certify to the
oaliots IN each election and to clec,
The Judges and clerks az the election
IN each MaTd. 'V''
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Legion Hack, ,IcmoripI rI,r

LYNCHBUKG, MArcil LIT h e
Endorsed the idea Of the Lynchburg
Memorial Association for the bcauti-
hcation Of Cour, House Hill for a per-
petuai memorial TO local men who fell
III the war. The post originally urged
municipal building as "a memorial
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",- Secretary Resigns.

CHARLOTrESNILLE. March li.-Mr.
Il. Fred Krahler, who has served MS
general secretary for the city y. NJ. G.
y. since July /. 1918. has resigned his
position and gone TO Chicago. to enter
other fields. Mr.. Iirahlcr came here
from Ohio, and made fine impression
on the boys at the ~
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Scores Gasoline sellers.

LYNClIBURG. March 11.---Following
the conviction of two dealers for sell
ing gasoline on Sunday, Police Jus
ticc Martin today declared that the
practice must stop in the city. The
justice held shat gasoline on Sunday
is not necessity. The decision Will
prove to be q boon to dealers in the
suburbs. where the state law Will
hardly be enforced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
MARITIME POSTAGE STAMPS
Campaign Suggested to Intereet Amer
lean Public In the Mer-
chant Marine.
LM Associated rrcss.l

Nv ASsociated rrcssl
NEW YORK, March IA request
that pictures of the Leviathan and
other vessels be printed on l and q
cent stamps in order to arouse In
tercst in the American merchant
marine, has been sent 10 the Post
master General by p. Fl. w. Ross.
president OF the National Merchant
Marine League.
The American public must he
psychological in order that the United
States be kept leading maritime
nation" said Ross.
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SchooI SUPERINTENDENT ON Vtslt.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MARCH Thar
RS Hart. state Superintendent OF
business. While in the city Mr.. Hart
visited the city. schools and conferred
with school officials and In addition
visited the Fredericks burg State Nor
lINl School
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:, Dan lille. March ll.-AIareucrite
russell, principal witness in Inc cnse
against Jerome Isaacs. now free on
20 u. feiurnabl" next Juno. came here
iTon. LNnchhurg today upon the ex
plratlon OF her bond The court "a
4uircd THE sum OF $3.50 for her an.
I'"arhhce Another witness. Theifna
Loan. Is IN The city jan, where She
i mus remain fer three months unless
sNe can nrouuCn Tie necnsSarN nnnn
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burglar Wanted I'm Norfolk,

LNNCHBuRG. March 1i.--Post Of
fee Inspector Kahn. of Norfolk. was
here this Afternoon inuuiring into the
record here OF Charles w Zcllcr, who
is being held for the April grand Jury
on two burglary charges, saying that
Ielicr is wanted in Norfolk on .he
charge Of the larceny of mail from
apartment houses.
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Plan CONCERT rrn,.r,..,

DANNIILE, March ll-planE arn
being made for the amusencn, Of M
II is proposed that the CITY eiIt.r 80
contract with the DanvilIe Concert
Band for performances each SUNDAY
afternoon at Ballou Park, aud also on
Wednesday, night IL Is also nrnnosaI
10 erect a dancing pavilion at tho
park and 10 provide alnusemcnts s,irn
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named 10 state Con,eutto,

,hREpEki CkSRuRG. March III
ihe Republicans OF King Geor,r
LoVhty. IN lnass-nceting, elected H.
following delegates TO the State con.
NH ysi" at h@an,ok@. March II: j. $.
trict convention at AleNandrin Anil
~ T. -. Harris Otis owen. G. r.
l'aync and William j. Rogers. an dele.
sateS naNng the privilege OF naming
their own a!ternates
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ALENANDRIA. March IL Ponulo
loi statistics for 1920, issued today
'oE me CenSn IS. Bureau. showed a popu-
crease OF 273l. or IFS per cen, =" or tn ;,
isi". AleNandria is one of the cities
, Which vas among the country's nifty
~ iaei cues when the first census
80 a. tsken IN 1890. In that year II
mad 2.s4S inhabitants. Its Inrsest
sTow'h was in the following decade
"hen the increase was 500 per cent
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DANNlLI.E, March l0.--James w
RaHles, district deputy grand exalted
ruler of the Elks, Alexandria Lodge,
No. l5S paid an official visit TO the
Danvilc Lodge tonight, and delivered
an nddress outlining the aims and
achievements of the grand lodge
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nesnccted Negro Dies.

WEST POINT, MurCh ll.-EIIis
Jones, colored. better known here as
PEARSON" lopes. died suddenly here on
Monday. lie was one Of WcSi Point $
landmarks ana was highly esteemed
by white and colored. Ills funeral will
not lie held until Sunday. giving his
many friends time to reach here from
other cities.
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TO Use Old BuiIdiu~ ,or e,;,

DANNil.LE, March lI.-Concern' no.,
manifested today when - etn WIS
RnoWn mat the City Connci, insi
h eait, n n,ic. vote, ed, 70 allow the city
in ,bn NM, r ioHr umoccupied rooms
l., 10 De used for clinics The buiidint
,n n- TO the city and being "f his,
,ti,iss Importance is regarded with no
~, Inc city health officer vas nm
e, 80 20 state 10 just what uses the
i IL, rooms VIII be put. saying thai
''e Hau not N.t mafured his, plans
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Elect Convention D.,c-,,s

or, l:iiiCkSBURG, March IL
In h,puol!can convention Tor tbe
nirst Congressional District hero 70.
Jay nominated S. Peter Powell or
,,p"ts StHaiia county, for Congress.
CHOSEN delegate from the district re-
ne Nhicago convention. with WiIiia M
W. bHlTncr. % Fredericksburg. alter
Ha's; w. IT Powers, Of Elizabeth city
COUNTY, was made eicctor
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Jefferson society Holds ELECTION.

TESNILLE. March IL
The Jefferson Society At the University
OF Virginia has elected officers for the
ensuing term as follows: president.
Frank NJ Lemon. Of Roanoke, Va;
vice president, Frank w Davies of
Clifton Forge Va: secretary, f. L.
Myers. OF Harrisonburg. Va.
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DaNV!Ll.E, March 1.-THE Danvillc
Post American Legion. held a smoker
last night at which Captain H. \. Wise
man presided. The bonus bills pending
In Congress were discussed, but no
special Endorsement WAS given to any
one measure.
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DANNILLE. MARCH l0.--Jamcs D.
Harrison. cashier of the American
National Bank. who recently received
n tlatteriuc ~ CT to go TO a Baltimore
banking house has definitely declined
the post and will remain here. his an
swcr being given TO The directors to-
day.
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NCHBCRG. March 1.-THE Dam
vile and Roanoke Eoiarians have been
invited 10 meet on the campus Of
randolph Macon Woman's College here.
APRIL ~. at which time they will be
guests Of the local Rotary Club
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LYNCHEURG. Margin, l1.--Court
Street Methodist Church is moving to
,nlargc its church building, and will
buy adjoining property, the room be-
ing needed primarily for the Sunday
school work.
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Pershing to Finish Tour.

WASHINGTON, March 1l.--tHneral
perShimg will leave about March o5
for Panama Canal Zone 10 inspect tho
military defcnses there. This will
constitute the last lap of his inspec-
ton tour of the nations military
posts. He will be away two or three
weeks.
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Colored Preacher Dies.

lNIECHBURG, March ll-Rcv. Al
bert w Lowry, co!orcd. was found
lead this morning in "A cell in the city
Jail where he had been locked up the
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rnrk Oncncd 60 Autos SUNDAYS.

LYNClIBuRG, March 11.-The park
board here has decided to open Miller
Park TO automobiles ON Sundays For
year motor cars have not been per-
mticd in the park excepting on week
DAYS '|T'I''
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.DA NNlILLE, March l1.-Mrs. Joseph
B. Anderson, wife Of the Commission
err OF Revenue. was reported this even
ing as critically III. suffering from n
heart affection. with which she has
been troubled for some time.
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Church to Enlarge Quarters.

/ lay before for examination as to his
sanity. The old man was formerly
noted street preacher.
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NAVY THREATENS SEIZURE
Of REQUIRED OIL SUPPLY
lBy Associated pre.s.l

HHn!EIS -NHu0nHCeS Comma n de q m =
'roceSs May BE Rcsortcd 10 ms
an Emergency Measure.
BY Associated Pre.sl
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE nary
rs prepared to commandeer the fuel OF,
necessary Tor its fighting ships il It's
iiT,eincnis arc not covered at .'rea
aonable' prices in the bids TO be oprno1
tuesday for the next fiscal wear So
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as swings. tobosgan slides and switch
backs for children in all of the city
parks.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-03-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
No. 1854

offlce OF Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. c., December -
1920
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evil
dence presented to the undersigned
1t has been made to appear that '"rbe
First National Bank of Elton" in the
town of Elton, in the Parish of ,Tef-
ferson Davis and State of Louisiana
has complied with all the provisions
OF the Statutes of the United States
required to be complied with before
an association shall be authorized to
commence the business Of banking.
Now Therefore, |, John Shelton vii.
liams, Comptroller of the Currency
do hereby certify that "The First
National Bank of Elton" in the town
OF Elton, In the Parish of Jefferson
DAVIS and State of Louisiana, is auth
orized to commence the business Of
banking as provided in Section Fifty
one hundred and sixty.nine of the
Revised Statutes of the United States
In testimony whereof witness INV
hand and seal of Office, this Twelfth
day OF December, 1919.
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Comptroller of the Currency.
lsEALl nsc, 20 coda
The Rice belt journal., 1920-03-13
Taxable valuation S
Signature of Voter

NOTICE; To vote in favor of the
proposition submitted upon this ballot
place a cross ''X'' mark in the square
after the word YES; to vote against
it, place a similar mark after the word
NO
For the Issuance of Bonds Based on
an Acreage Tax.
Proposition to incur debt-Il
and issue bonds of Welsh
Drainage District No. One
TO the amount of Seventy
The Rice belt journal., 1920-03-13
SUCCESSION SALE.
Fifteenth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Jefferson Davis, State
of Louisiana.
Succession of No. 3o8
James L. ByerIy.

By virtue of an order of court, sign,
ed February 10, 1920, and a commits,
sion issued by virtue thereof, dated
February 20, 1920, and to me directed
by the honorable court aforesaid, J
will offer for sale, at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, with
the benefit of appraisement, on the
premises, in the Town of Welsh, Jetfer-
son Davis Parish, Louisiana, the last
residence of the deceased, on
SATURDAY, MARCHa27, 1920,
between legal hours, and for the pur-
pose of paying debts of the succession,
the following described property sltu-
ated in the Town of Welsh, Jefferson
Davis Parish, Louisiana, to-wit:
THE North 80 feet of Lots l and 2
and the South SO feet of Lots Z and s,
all in Block IA of the Town Of Welsh,
together with improvements thereon
situated
Terms: Cash on day of sale
WARNER E. BYERLY,
Administrator
February 20, 1920.
John T. Hood,
Cline & Bell, )
Attorneys.
f 21-2S NJ 6-13.20-27
The Rice belt journal., 1920-03-13

darn family could go to the picture
show some night all together and it
would pay you big dividend of happi-
ness to see how mother would enjoy
it. There is no game in the home like
helping mother. Try it some evening
real soon instead of all slipping away
from the table and leaving the dear
tired soul to get along the best she
can all alone by herself.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-03-13
"THE MERRY-Go.RoUN0"
AT The AUDITORIUM

As Gypsy, ticket taker at a circus,
Peggy Hyland, the William Fox star
is said to have one of the most fascin.
ating roles of her screen career, in
THE Merry-Go-Round," which will be
shown at the Auditorium on Saturday
night, March goth Gypsy eventually
proves to be the child of a wealthy
New Yorker-gypsies having kidnap-
ped her when she was two years old.
Jack Hathreton, the man of her heart,
buys the circus, and with Jacks heir
Gypsy circumvents her real parents
in their scheme to force her into 2
loveless marriage with an old man.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-03-13
ETHEL CLAYTON is STAR
IN DEEPEST MYSTERY STORY

Who, that loves a detective story
is unfamiliar with that famous CharaC-
ter created by Carolyn Wells, the
American Sherlock Holmes. and hero
of many of her nOvels-StOne. He will
be seen in the flesh in "Vicky Van,
Paramount screen version Of one OF
Miss Wells latest novels, in which
beautiful Ethel Clayton is the star
and which will be shown at the Audi
torium Tuesday March 10Th.
Ethel Clayton will be seen in the
name part, a sort of dual role. She
is in reality Ruth Schuyler, wife of a
wealthy man old enough to be her
father. With legacy of her own, tC
escape the hateful monotony of her
married life, she assumes a different
name, Victoria Van Allen" and dis
guiSing herself, holds weekly bOhemi
an parties in an adjoining house she
has purchased. Her husband discovers
the game and abuses her. He is later
found dead-there enters the mystery
and the detective who solves the prob
lem and frees the young widow from
suspicion.
"Vicky Van is a modern detective
story with all the attendant thrills of
that description. 1t will appeal to all
who like a romance with a touch OF
mystery and much suspense. Miss
Clayton is ably supported by a fine
cast ana the direction of Robert G
Vignola, is said to be highly artistic
The Rice belt journal., 1920-03-13
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