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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-13
A M u S E M E N T S
REAL DICK THE RAT
IN LYTELL PICTURE
Star Of "AIias Jimmy Valentine
Tells How Criminals Hands
Were Photographed

Bert Lytell, who is playing today
at the Auditorium theater in Paul
Armstrong; alias Jimmy valen-
tine tells how he obtained one Of
the most effective scenes in the pic
ture along with some experience in
criminology.
The young Metro star was listen
ing to the life story of an anaemic
looking young man who accosted him
in the lobby of a Los Angeles hotel
and braced him for the prida Of a
meal.
I'm just out of Jail" confided the
stranger. did stretch for robbery.
But I'm going straight now
Lytell had an inspiration.
Can you pick locks?' he asked,
with eager interest.
Sure returned the other. but
I'm going straight, told you
That's what want you to do. And
I want to help you. Suppose you run
out to the Metro studios in Holly
wood tomorrow morning and work in
the Sing Sing scene of Alias Jimmy
Valentine?"
The star handed the ex-convict his
card.
I'm working. in Paul Armstrong;
play for the screen he explained,
and when we shoot the scene in the
warden,s Office in which Dick, the Rat,
forces patent lock with hairpin,
you can show us if it can be done
and how"
A faintlyrem inminiscent smile
passed over the wan features of the
slim young man.
"Yes--it has been DONE he ac-
acquiesced.
he upshot Of 1t was that the young
man was given job at the studios
the next day. An actor played Dick,
the Rat, the sneak thief in the drama,
while the strangers hands were pho
tographed in the close-ups showing
the manipulation of the lock with
hairpin. He received a generous
wage for the days work.
The next morning FINS Fox, who
scenariorized alias Jimmy valen-
tine congratulated. Lytell. on his
find.
"The stuff looks great on the
SCREEN" he said. "He worked like
professional.
Yes replied Bert, gloriousely,
but before he left the studio he used
the same hairpin to jimy his way into
my drawing room. lost fifty dol
lars
The Washington times., 1920-06-06

tCl 1870. international Teatur
The Washington times., 1920-06-06

or twice a man or boy ~histiIng.
and several times repeated an owl
hooting. Except those sounds he
had heard none distinctly,
$50 then you went back 10 Lon.
don, disappointed
':Yes-if you like 10 bat II So"
"You did not attempt 10 go down
TO the housed"
Certainly not What would
have been the goody'
The counsel did not reply. After
ALI nc was not there 10 be the
questioned one, But he did say,
In a tone that Implied much sym.
patby; at must have been very
cold waiting"
Rather. not very It was a
lovely night"
But AutumnaI," the counsel
commented Were you not very
cold drivfng?"
mot 30 very" .-s
-Ah. you had a good rugf"
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
A Fascinating Detective Story.

and then turned and went down
the path the other way again and
got into the car and went back 10
London"
"And during all that time you
saw no oneY" -
mot a soul" a.
met a sod an the time since
you left the car 10 NE time when
YOU were ia II and driving again
THAT is SC"
Ills counsel intimated that this
was the end OF the questions that
he wished TO put to his client, but,
OF course, all supposed that his
real trial was only just about TO
begin In the crossquestions which
the prosecution for the crown was
likely to put 10 him 4tf.
The X. C.. began by asking him
why he had gone down alone In
the car, why he had not taken q
driver with him? Captain Yibart
replied that he really preferred
driving himself, and. further, even
hod tiiat hOt UtDh 49, shes -
ferred being along ON this partier
lar errand. so as not 70 compromise
Lady Carlton by letting anyone
know that he had been to Scotney.
The counsel appeared to accept
this as satisfactory. apd then
turned toiase MIN spout his period
OF waiting. HAD he SEEN nobody at
aIlf How WAS H.. II he was there
an alone and as long ys he said,
that he did not see Matilda Msn.
son, for one. coming along the
main path, S,t.t,.i ~ Sft, !. =
His reply was that part st least,
probably q ahalf, OF the naih shrub
berry path, where the Summer
house faced II, was fn deep shadow
and that II was extremely proha bic
that anyone might pass along. past
the little side paths entrance, and
not be seen fron the Summer.
house. Mo n sFu-
(; And he had not heard q sound7
He remsrked ,thsf he had heard
dog barking In the distance. once
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Yes. a good rug
"Perhsps tWoG"

Yes. a good rug"
Perhaps twog"
The question. Was the first that
seemed TO embarrass him al all.
"Yes-I don't know" be said. "Per.
haps there may have been two. !
was quite warm
And these rugs-they were In
the car or did you bring them 10
the garage from your rooms7"N
Neither. I drove the car round
TO my rooms before ! left London
and picked up the rugs there"
There was much further criss.
cross OF question and answer, but
no new fact was elected, ands al
length he was allowed 10 quit the
witness box and resume his old
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scarcely s-uch use to him TO at
tempt H. cerv anything that Ce'
Ieste bad ssd. no matter to what
depth her ifvid fancy might have
embroidered che actual truth OF II.
He declared iaat the single motive
OF his comihy down had been to
see once asI u the woman whom
no admittes that he loved. aud to
say farewell TO her. as he had not
been able to say IL before.
That. so far, was his story. lie
had motored down from London.
hiring the Car according 10 the eyi-
asaos given. Turning II. Just as the
prosecution had supposed. al that
paint under the Scotney House
trees where thsiS shadow Is deep
est.
And what time would that be,
that You left the car and went
through the gate into the shrub
bsryg"
Twenty minutes TO nine"
"You took note OF the timer"
II looked at my watch Just be-
fore I turned oat the lights OF the
car"
"Yes-and theny"
81 went along the path 10 the
Summer-house"
"You saw no one?" a5
No"
"And what did you dor"
Il sat In the Summer-house and
waited"
with impatienoe?" y
Il was not particularly impatient
at first. I suppose when nine
o'clock came / began TO be i'm
patient" 4
You looked at your watch
sxain?" a
Several times" ..st ~ y
BY the mosuiightg"
so far as / remember. Il was by
the light OF natchesI smoked a
cigarette OF two
And did you sit SIN all the
timer" % q
mo; walked up once or twice
to the junction Of the path to the
Summer-hcuse with the main path
and looked down the path"
How many times did you do
that?" = asa+ %.
Il daresay three times--I am not
quite certain" go ~ = III
Would that be before nine
O'Clock or after?"
THE first time. I think, was Just
about nine, and the others after
ward"
"And the last Of those was-at
what hour?"
Just before half-past nine"
And at half-past nine what did
you do?"
II came out from the Summer
house for the last time. l stood a
minute or SO, perhaps, looking
down the path toward the house.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
Your complexion tells a story
TO the uy0rld M...

sensation viii disappear and your skin will emerge from
its nightly treatment with such soft, eean healthfu
feeling that you will again any other
method of cleansing your face Use the treatment regu
lary, and IN a few weeks you will be surprised to
how your skin has irnProVed-how much dearer, more
attractive it has become,
Special treatments for each different skin need-for
blemishes-ooarse texre-oonspicuous pores etc.
are given in the famous booklet Of treatments that is
wrapped around eve-y ealae ofWoodbuy's FaoI Soap.
Get ca.:e tod=y-bes5a ,0=u t7eatment tonight.
Woodbu-y's Fao:dS il ca Sc at any drug store
or toilet GOODS counter IN the Uoed States Canada
IS cent cake lasts fer month SIX weeks of any
treatment, or for general deansing use.
WorH you like to have a trial size cake?
For SIX cents we viii send you a trial size cake
(enough for a week of any Woodbury. facial treatment
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Facial Soap, Facial Powder, Facial Cream and Cold
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The Washington times., 1920-06-06

T TOW fearles.y. how Confidently the girl with
fresh, soft, lovely.sein meets the eyes of she~ord
L L Nothing to conceal! For almost always dear
radiant complexion is indication of buoyant, we'll
poised Aa,ure, healthh living, and fase;dious habits.
Noshing 50 quickly eresses impression of your
personality a, your skin Don't Lee tn of neglect or
unhyyiene habits. Even if through the wrong kind of
treatment your complexion has lost the smoothness and
freshness it should haNe-f ir has become pale md
saIo~-dshgured by bemishes or lirde blaeheads-
can give it back the color and dearness that make
eiis' compilations attractive.
For your skin is constantly chansing-is changes
every day in spite of you Each day old skin dies and
new skin takes its place. This skin if given the
c.r it, particular need demands. WI respond Instantly
and gEstifymgly.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
What's Wrong With Youl

DO you dare 90 bsk yoir-sff ~hy yvur
a. ye.ans.n m tbe Ei.ss. "a what's
wrong Why are you not able 10 set the
most out Of life in me Ioy Of tiving ard
earning capacilyi
Do you realize the danger you a,s tn by
neglecting yOurselff T. u constipation.
NERVOUSNESS indigestion btsonuIfs ~esk
weakness. poor memory; lung troUo,.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06

You can keep your stin
free tror bidoshcads BY
unng, eNery srgbf, tbe
Speosi H'oodb.r, iredt
men' sryen On tbs psse
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
By Horace Hutchinson

place In the dock.
To BE Continued Next SUNDAY.
CupyrigiIt, fs1O ~ Gco.se II. Byrsn Co.
The Washington times., 1920-06-06
Bldckhedds are a confession

Perhaps you feel at ds.dvsnraee IN meeting people
because your skin constantly marrod by dishguring
bskheads Blaekheads arc a confession that you are
using she wrong kind of cleansing foc your type of skin.
To keep your skin free from this trouble, try using
every night this special Treatment;
Apply hot dotts TO the faos until the akin redeemed
Then with w,sbdosh, work UP heavy lather Of
woodbuys Facial Soap and rub IL into the pores thor
oughly-always with m uP~.nd and outward motion.
R.e ~th clear hoe water then with ood-the colder the
better If possible, rub -FOUR face s thiy seconds with
hump of ice Dyearefully To the badshead,
sseady formed substitute flesh bshf the washcoth
m the treatment given above Then protect the fingers
with handkerchief and press out the blsokheads.
The very FIRST time you this treatment, it will
leave your skin with dighty Ss~n hsbt feeling.
This only means that your sin is responding to more
thorough and stimulating kind Of cleansing tan has
been accustomed %. After few nighs this drawn
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-09

6 o,cIocL Tho ccromoov was ncr-
r.saJ H. d. 1roaJu.a,+I,
10 'heo - NOV a. o. " o0"" " ''''
Ar. and Nj Rogers Will take a short
wedding trip to Boston and vicinity
before going to West Lebanon, n. H
where they viii make their home and
where Mr.. Rogers is employed by the
Barry, Casnman Company.
The employees Of George II. Cros
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-09
81. JOHNSDURY
Local News

A telephone has been installed in
the Box Office at the Colonial Thea
tire during the engagement of Honey
moon Lane. adv.
Mr, and Mrs. George Powell and
children of Lebanon visicd friend.
AID relatives here Sunday.
Miss Margaret Ling and Miss An
gcline SteHson are in Burlington Wis
itinr friends.
The theatrical event Of the season
at he Colonial tonightl The Els
Charity Fund big musical comedy
"Honeymoon Lane. adv.
y. P. Coyeny left this afternoon for
I Boston where he will visit his daugh-
ter, Alice Coveny, and also attend
the National Grange meeting He
was accompanied by his cousin, Mrs.
Mary Coveny of Danville.
BE good and you viii Be lone
some, wrote Mark Twain. "SWag-
/ GER Below joined the lonesome le-
stoH' when he decided to 80 straight.
Dut one day "hs snip came in, and
Oh 1t W@s Lord Birmingham, who
was a perfect doUble Tor Barlow.
IGal was THE Wonderful Chance
from which Eugene OBrien's late
Sel4nick Picture derives its tide.
! . Bren's best. At the Globe tonight.
lie. 5 30.
CASA con ribution5 fer the dinner
to be given the American Legion by
the N5mans Auxiliary on Thursday
VII be gratefully received bv Mrs. +,
I. Sargent, II Portland street, o.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-09

: A. 4sfss s,ss sisars-- r-sa
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-11

Oakar on the west coast of Africa,
The course will then be northward
along the coast of Africa, touching
| Magador and Casa Blanca, then across
either Portugal or Spain to Biarritz
and along the French coast, stopping
at French cities to be selected by the
Aero Club of France, thence on to
London and other cities Of the British
Isles to be selected by the Royal Aero
Club of Great Britain and then to
christiania and other cities to ge Sc
lccted by the Aero clubs of Norway,
Denmark, Sweden and Netherlands.
The Atlantic will have to be cross
ed in flight, but the competitors will
be permitted to fly either by way of
Ireland, Cape Farewell and ST. Johns
or by way Of Ireland direct to st.
Johns. From the latter place the com
petitors will return to the starting
point by way of and stopping at Hall
fax, Portland and Boston.
There will be two classes of com
Detitors-the plotting and the non
plotting classes. The latter class are
entered as passengers on aircraft
plotcd by others and can travel by
heavier or lighter than aircraft but
must make the entire circuit of the
Atlantic by air. The entrants Of the
plotting class are permitted to use any
number Of aircraft but only to change
from an airplane to dirigigle if the
crew of the airpanc is used also TO
pilot the dirigible.
The Atlantic may be crossed either
With airplanes or dirisibles
The prizes for the event it is stated,
will amount to more than 100000
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-11
PASSENGERS HURT
IN TRAIN WRECK
Fifty Persons Injured When Cars
Leave Track. No Deaths Result,

were inirrod .coro. of o,hor. nn,u,.
shaken nm ,,,r ,,,..nn,nn a,,a'.
p,,ngcd dawn >, or,,,,rpmo,. na
four othcr. wnro doroilod vhn, 60.
hoard An. lima ,,.ir vo /. c.on a"
Rork 10 .J,cEsonvi,lo wo. Nv"
on ,he scaboord .,b,m "a ''"'"
Of Savannah todo, "''''H "o"'i'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-11
TENNESSEE
LADY RUNDOWN
And Hurt In Side OF Her Head. Is Bena.
flied By The Use of ZIR0N Iron Tonic.

After severe illness, overwork, worry,
grief, accidents, ETC., The greatest need
of the weakened system is tonic that
gives quick, dependable strength. In
such cases, try Ziron Iron Tonic.
Ziron is a pleasant medicine, having
The strengthening effects OF iron wifi
other valuable building ingredients.
Read what Mrs. Emma Manus, OF Las
cassas, Tenn, says about it:
Il was weak and rundown, not able
70 do my work. My trouble was all In
the side Of my head. heard of Ziror
an and got a bottle. aud I.la7,nn1fgiad 7,n1 to say il
has BASS doner,11e ,1e more E good l. than AN anything,
40 =! is splendid tonic" :"
- Try Ziron. 1t may be jus, tlic mcdi.
cine you need. Zron contains no habit.
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good for children, men and women.
Sold by druggists OH money-bacl
guarantee.
IN
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-11
MONEY NOT LOCATED.
Wealth Of United States Much Owe,
Estimated.


Estimated.
London, Feb. G.-The United States
lis not interested in the extension of
additional European credits nor at
tractcd by the foreign security mar
ket, simply because American funds
are not available for that purpose"
said Irving II. Bush of New York. in
diagnosing the exchange situation and
the worlds financial ills at a luncheon
today at which Sir Aukland Geddes,
minister of national service and re-
construction, presided
America" Mr.. Bush continued sis
regarded abroad as land flowing
with milk and honey and unlimited
wealth, whereas actually the coun-
try's financial machinery is suffering
from an attack of acute indigestion
owing to the glut of Liberty bonds.
Millions of dollars are required to
finance the nations own enterprises.
The balance Of trade should indicate
that enormous quantities Of money are
there with which the war-stressed
countries could be helped to their
feet, but no one seems to know Just
where it is. The American bankers are
unable to find it. | can only attribute
this to the causes named"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-11

| | want to call your attention again
just at this season OF the year to tho
Importance OF getting your chickens
hatchcd off during the months OF
February, March and April, and to
give you the ten reasons why:
l. Hatch as early in the spring as
the conditions will permit.
2 Early hatched chicks grow rapid
~ and have moro vgor.
3. EARLY Matched chicks are strong
and less liable to die from lice and
disease
4. Early Matched chicks have a
larger growing season
.. 'Ilot weather rctards the growth
of chicks.
6. Early hatchcd chicks mature by
early fall.
Z. Mature pullcts produce fall and
winter eggs.
s. Fall and winter eggs bring the
highest prices.
.. Early hatchcd pullets lay while
the hens arc molting
10. EARLY hatchcd pullcts arc the
ones that become broody carly the
following spring.
Care OF Baby Chicks.
Young chicks should not be fed for
"A to 3G hours after Matching, and
Will not suffer if given no feed until
the third day. At the start it is ad-
visablc to feed five times day, al
ternating mash or soft feed with a
hard grain or scratch feed. Any
tender green stuff may be fed TO baby
chicks. Oats can easily be sproutcd
lor them. Sour milk is an ideal feed.
Keep fresh water constantly before
the chicks. The mother hen and chicks
should be kept in warm. comfortable
yard.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-02-11
n NASTY COLD
EASED AT ONCE
"Papc's Cold Compound" then Breaks
up Il cold In Il few hours.

Don't stay stuffed-ub! Quit blow
in,s and snuffling! a dose of 'Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses arc taken us
uallv breaks up a severe cold and
ends al grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged-up noStrils and the air has
sagcs of the head; stops nose run
ming. relieves the hcndachc, dullncss,
feverfshncss, sncc2iny, soreness and
stiffness.
rapes cold Compound" is the
p"lchcS', Surcst relief known and
Io".o only few cents at drug stores.
!.l acts without assistance, tastes nice,
contains no quininc-l insist upon
Pape'S.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-17
" F. AT FIR REP RT

The following is the wnnthcr lcpo,t { for the - hours ending at ' o'c'o"l; this moru'ng:-
 SEWARD 36 Pt Cloudy, North.
 Anchorage IS. Pt Cloudy, Calm, Wasilla IS, Clear, Calm. Chickaloon 2, Clear, Calm MatanuSka % Clear, Calm. Talkeetna ,, Clear, Calm. DeadhorSe 4, Clear, Calm. Indian 6 Clear, Calm. Hurricane l2, Clear, North. Sullivans :, Clear, North. Summit &, Clear, North. Carlsons 20 Clear, Calm.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-17
PORTLAND DOCTOR DEAD

PORTLAND, Ore, March IT. Dr. Kenneth A. J. Mackenzie, Head of the Medical Department of the Universi- ty of Oregon, and formerly one of the best known physicians of this city, died here yesterday. Dr. Mackenzie was a surgeon of national reputation. He is the one who developed nerve grating
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-17
NOTICE TO FUR MEN

will be in Seward for several lays, headquarters at the Hotel Ov- nrland where I will be glad to meet my men with furs to sell or to trans lct any business relative to the fur industry. on future sales.
 ALVIN GOLDSTEIN, Representing Charles Goldstein & Co.,, of Juneau.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-17

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, March 17-- Bob Martin, heavyweight champion of the Expeditionary forces, knocked out Dummy West. of Seattle in the third round last night.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-17

SEATTLE, March IT. The old Bay View Brewery, where the old and famous Rainier Beer was first made, burned down during the night, tho loss being estimated at S30,000. Dur ing the past two years the brewery has been . savmiii.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-17
PRIZE FIGHT DOPE

SEATTLE, March IT. Billy Shade, welter weight of San Francisco. was given the decision last night over Travie Davis, of Everett, former coast champion.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-17
MASONS NOTICE
Stated communication,

Stated communication, Sew ard Lodge, No, 2l9, F. & A. M.. will be held Wednesday night, March 17, at s o'clock. Work in Third Degree.
 w. O. PERRY, M17. Secretary.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-17

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The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-06-18
OUR SCHOOLHOUSES

Lancaster Ohio the writing Of the
following letter:
Yu welcome proper questions
but such things railroads
fidelity There nothing
designed that his intelligent speed
fifteen miles hour by steam he would fOretd
holy prophets 1t is
The above historical document
close connection between supposed
separate fact they by the religious opinions then
connection We have practically
said that the engine
establishing that condition The school
ated communies school with the reading
probability provoke
row in these days.
We longer the possibility utility by
said not said the Bible concerning gotten
far the road conception readily
letter. there
between science and
handed from the dark developing
the actually
began
guide for human LIFE
have grasp
dvin ideas Practically all subjects
discussed freely the country
with profit
ownership industry State
education.
and maids
science snorting, kissing y without
Biblical injunction system
exploitation stl taught thcm Nevertheless evolution of
which discovery power
electricity will workingclass
of these machines Of production. N
capitalist
Capitalism cannot put curb on evolutn
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-06-18
POLAND'S DAY

Governor Ohio Joined Polish White wLno
That is
Bohevk armyby has found imperial
landhungy ugeoe perfectly manner
Last Lords Day according perfect
which launch drive mpastic
5O0OOOOO tagging It clos
Tuesday "Posh put top
While Polish natnas America supporters
anxiousy boosting the imperialism
would not be amss For
been assuming threatening attitude suffering
people, due to the impeistc resulted
social disturbances government resulting
the resignation cabinet
quitting Of the cabinet opposition policy
the
National Democrats say they will refuse participate in made
up largely Of socialists who insists upon peace the Bshsvi1
Another significant that due
muni railroad
transit from Italy to the Polish front Poland
barge petroleum and benzne Cho Slov
reported inclined yield
Of immediate general strike
front credit the Bolshevks with victories
would advise day imperisc
designs concerned will be enshrouded in oacke
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-06-18
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE TOILEE

speech pays intrigue bribery
and chcan has thru u with evidence
has steam rolled existence all opposition its
liberal and vicious and
wishes Of the primaries The wishes primary
machine the
been confessions Of bought and sold
will roller existence all opposition its
holders realized their
guidance delegates upon trough
which they have swd their full
Almighty!
No political convention sounded with principle
integrity its
fair at Chicago However not surprising that this
the hands predatory
which from the worthy
at such time maintain deceptive
thru the thin This is what happened
Rotten at the heart the has last soaked thru and
fabric The Party of putd only
burial.
But will not The American
Cardinal has such high hopes will march to the polls
those
this of the American workngass
mposbe-which than il
n prayer