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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
Leaders, # Bo.h Side, sseeni
i e BE- :: Aldoptin.s M! More [
v" .4Lenient Attitude. =
HOME RULE MEASURE, L.
HOPED TO BRING+PEAEE.
..-t'$Ef;3 Nt19iss "a FIFE f'f N t.3&5
King George !. Expeeted- to
Give His Consent ~ /;
Home Rule Today 4
(By United Press)

%
London, Dec. 22 (By Webb Miller)
Lines In the Irish conflict, with
Great Britain seemed to conyerke, to-
ward peace today despite the continu-
ing Of the attacks on, reprisals in
ireland. =, Leaders, of both. ,sidea, an
peared to be adopting : more lSniept
attitude. Passage OF the iHomA Rule
bill, I'd which King George Na1 q.
pected to give royal convent today.
market the termination or 4 long
light BY Irish leaders, -. M Sia-@gs
+ Although the bill f. not just what
had been. demanded IL waast hope1
here that the, measure would bli1G
peace, while Ireland takes advantage
of the bill, to begin q semi-indspin-
dent career. - { E$5, *.
The bill provides for two pArlia-
ments, one the north and one III the
south, with connecting link til TIE
shape Of 4 council of forty to be %.
'lected evenly from the two parlia-
ireland must accept the meaIlra
Within three and; one half years. or It
becomes void. q. Encouraging signs for
The. government was the announces
nentr that President Ramon DIVA
lera will not be arrested II hS.sfs-
turns to Ireland and General, Tudor,
Of tho auxiliary police.
had gone on an indefinite leave 'f%4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
LUMBER DEALERS WILL
= ATTEND n. W. CONVENTION

More than two thousand retail
lumber dealers from Minnesota, Iowa,
North Dakota and South Dakota, are
expected to attend the thirty-first an
nual convention of the Northwestern
Lum bermens' association, which; will
I've held in. Minneapolis, January IL,
10 and 20.
The officers of the association are:
r. J. Ward. Clinton, Iowa, president;
T. II. Goodridge, Minneapolis, vice
president: C. Il. English, Minne apo-
lis, treasurer; and Adplph Pfund,
Minneapolis, secretary
Advance reservations at the prin-
ipal hotels indicate the largest at
tendance at the convention In tho
nistory of the association.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
BOARD ]. F|||.A|'VIO|IR||i|S'
Iron ORE FAX
ToIAK|El||||||,lI|CE
OF BIG B TAXES
State Tax Commission Favors
" Reduction in Taxable
~. Value Of Iron
WOULD HAVE DECISION
REASONABLY PERMANENT
Commission Advises Careful
Consideration Before
Change Is Made.
WOULD HAVE DECISION
REASONABLY PERMANENT
(By United Press)

St. Paul, Dec. EFF the legisla-
ture of the next session enacts . ton
mage tax law. it should be in lieu Of
all other big taxes on mineral prop
critics. The State Tax commission
recommended today: in its biennial
report to Governor Burnquist. The
commission also recommended that
the taxable value of iron ore for
county and local purposes be$reduc-
ed from SO per cent to 33 1-3 per cent
Of the full and true value. T.
Concluding its report the commits
sion urged that the so-called tonnage
tax question should be settled in
some way with q reasonable assur-
ance of permanency.
millions of dollars of capital has
already been invested in the mining
industry and millions more will be
invested in the future" the report
said. e..
There is grave danger of seriously
discouraging further investment OF
mining enterprises in our state" the
report said, "if the people who are
making Investments and developing
the mineral industry are made to feel
that the methods Of taxing them may
be changed, perhaps before they be-
gin to receive the returns. Any
change in the taxing system of iron
ore should be carefully considered
and any proposed laws should be
! framed in spirit of Justice, econOm.
ically and industrially to every sec.
tion and every interest Of our state, y
the report urged. sJ,, resass.g s s.ss,, ,j,.s
- '"N vas said that it would not Sfbt
pra"tlcab.e or expedient to substitute
an excess profits tax for the ad-va.
loren tax.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
SEARCH FOR HAArKOND
WIDOW IS NEAR END
(By United Press)

Ardmore, Okla, Dec. IA 32-day
search FOR Clara Smith Hammond,
wanted on charge Of murder In con-
nection with the death OF Jake. l..
Hammond, empire builder OF OKLA
homa, may end late today. The NO.
man was to surrender to Sheriff Gar
rett at city along the international
border near Ell Paso, James H. Math-
tsrs. lawyer, representing Clara Smith
Hammond. announced. ...,,...; .,
Clara Smith Hammond probably
will-be brought here Immediately to
stand trial on a charge OF numbering
Hammond. II she surrenders, .Coun-
ty Prosecutor Russell Brown has
agreed to release the fugitive on
bond not greater than $4,000.
puv Chr;afmn. Saala-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
Buy Christmas Sc
SPECIAL COMMITTEES MEET
AT LUNCHEON on TUESDAY

Three special committees, legisla-
tive, merchants and finance, Of the
Bemidji Civic and Commerce associa--
ton met at the association rooms
yesterday noon and during luncheon
talked over committee matters Tire
directors Of the association did not
meet yesterday as usual, nor did the
association meet today, Ill meetings
have been postponed until after the
holiday period. :-,.--. -
buy Christmas Seals-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
VENICE RESORT WIPED
OUT BY FIRE TODAY
(By United Press)

Venice, Calf, Dec. 22.-The world
famous Venice pleasure pier, fourteen
miles from Los Angeles, was wiped
out by fire brought under control
early today. The damage is esti-
mated at between $1,00O,000 and
$1,000, 900. One man died Of injuries
received in the fire and a second is
reported to be dying. e
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
MOOSE POSTPONE BAZAAR
PLANNED FOR JANUARY

At the regular meeting Of Moose
lodge held last night It was unani-
mously decided to postpone the ba-
zaar which had been planned for tho
beginning OF January. This action
rangements having been make by the
'Ilks lodge for carnival to be held
also in January. It is expected that
the Moose bazaar will be held in
March.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
RED CROSS EXECUTIVES /. p +:
~ ASSIST IN RELIEF FUND

! The executive board Of the local
chapter Of Red Cross met recently
and voted the sum. of $500 for civil
ian RELIEF, and also 5000 to the Near
East relief fund. The donation to
the relief fund comes out of the sur
plus fund at the request of the ma
:tional president Of the Red Cross.
; 81 4-Buv Christmas Seals
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
RALPH GRACE POST TO
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

: All members of the American Lee
gion are urged to be present at the
meeting Of the Ralph Oracle post to
he held tomorrow night at the rooms
of the Civic and Commerce associa-
ton beginning at o'clock. Commit
tee reports will be heard and an in
teresting session is assured.
Buy Christmas Seals
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
FOUR ARE KILLED IN
:DU POINT POWDER WORKS
(By United Press)

Scranton, Dec. 22-Four men are
known to be dead as the result OF
an explosion at the DUPONT Powder
works at Moosic, seven miles from
Scranton, early today. The dead are
Samuel Bowen, Edward Croone, CAL
vim Shotwell and one unidentified.
INV Christmas Seals-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-22
TEACHERS WOULD REOPEN n
.,...,, SCHOOL ON JANUARY \, Al .

At a meeting Monday afternoon
the instructors Of the public schools
voted unanimously to ask the Board
Of Education for permission to open
school on Tuesday, January 4th. III
place Of Monday, January 3rd. The
reason for making this request is that
many trains do not run on Sunday,
therefore making it necessary to
leave in many cases on New Years
Day. The instructors asked that this
time be made up by teaching Febru-
airy 22nd. 1t will doubtless meet
with the approval of the Board OF
Education and in that case school
would 5pen Tuesday morning, Janu-
airy 4th.
The entire teaching force of the
Bemidju public schools presented Su
perintendent r. o. Bagby BASKET of
beautiful flowers as O. Cbristmas pre-
sent.
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Bay Christmas Seals
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Buy Christmas Seals
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.istnasf SCI
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-BuyaC Christmas
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ChristYnas Ser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Seattle Streets Can Be Made Safe
License Drivers, Create Division

Nothing short OF tho establishment
" separate police traffic division
and the enactment OF state laws H.
censing nh auto drivers viii decrease
the number OF present day automo
hilo accidents In Seattle IL the opin
lon OF senator - /. EkaWard. mem.
ber 81 the California Legislature. lie
is a visitor IN Seattle.
senator Eksward II father OF Cali
forniaA state law which provides
that every driver must be licensed
90 operate an automobile. Infac
tons OF a traffic law or gross neell
gence are sufficient reasons for re-
voking these licenses thus keeping
dangerous drivers from operating
on tho public highways.
Eksward arrived In Seattle from
oregon where he aided officials Of
that state In passing laws similar 60
those IN vogue In California. lie
leaves Tuesday for Idaho TO aid tn
a similar work
Il have long noticed" declared
Ekswafd that Seattle has too
many traffic accidents. Most OF
these are unnecessary | have stood
on your street corners here and
marveled az the manner In which
hundreds % your automobllists han.
die their ears without, making hand
signals. They cut corners and do
innumcphlo other thinFa they
shouidut do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
MOORE


Regular molodrnma headlines the
Moore's Orphcum bin this week In
tho form Of Thomas Durny's old act.
For PHYS Sake"
Duray with his props. his ladder
and his bucket Of billboard paste
kept "A sunday matinee audience
eonvuiscd with laughter for the
greater part Of half hour
Elsa RuFgor. celiiHt. shared the
honors Of the afternoon with the
small town theatrical manager A.
a musical act. u IL quite one OF the
best presented this season Her pro-
gram was delightfully."- varied. rang
lng from the technical classic TO a
simple and modern lullaby.
Wallace Bradley and Grc,ta Ar
dine. assisted NJ the piano by Irving
Fisher sang well and danced better.
Kenncy and Hollis. INDUCING In a
buricnque on college life, produce
pntter which in for the most part
funny Kenney H. a good comedian.
Dick Duffy and Betty Caldwell In
their rkli. "iiy the Lamp Post" re-
ror, 60 the telephone for an intro
duc;ion. and the well known line Of
lingerie for suNtenance once the In
PRODUCTION has been made.
Coleiih Ryan and Leta orlob. two
girls. sing close harmony. while Luz
ellie and two birds open the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
INDIGESTION
GOES, GONE!
"Pape's Diapepsin" ut
Once iixes Your Sour,
Classy, Acid Stomach

Stomach asldiiy causes indigestion
Food sour.ag. gas. dlaireHa' Won
der what upset your stomach Well.
don't bother The moment you ga;
tablet nr two Of rapo's piar~psin
all the iumps Of Indigestion pain.
the sourness. heartburn and belchluF
of gases. due 20 acldiiy. vanish
truly wonderful
Millions u people know that I, Ia
needless Co br bothered with indi.
grHtlon. dyspepsia or n dIsordercd
stomach. 4 few tablets % raPe'r
Diapepsin nsutrallEe aeidity and give
relief at oncr--uo waiting' BUY n
t,ox ~ Paps's Dsapcpnin noWi Dent
stay rniacrahle' Try 20 regulate your
stomach 80 you can eat favoritr
foods without causing distress. Tho
cost Ia 30 little. The benefits 30
great.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
American Library
Is Given to Paris

PARIS by mail.t--As ono Of The
results 81 her part In the world war.
Amerea has left Europe pcrTnn.
nent center Of American culture and
literature big American library in
Paris.
First OF It's kind on this sido Of
tho Atlantic. this institution. built
upon the efforts OF the American Ii.
brary association OF tho a. Il. r.. on.
clally began life January 1 when the
war stan which conducted the project
for the benefit OF American soldiers
in France, turned the building over
to the new corps OF permanent II.
brarians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
FatneSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

Fat Is fatal 70 health and person
ality. IL " estimated that over 81 eco
persons have died each year in the
past decade long before their al
lotted span Of life, through the Of
feets OF excessive fainess Any over
stout man or woman Ia carrying I'M
healthy adiposity that is pressing
against and injurinR vital organs Of
the body. The heart. that delicate
human apparatus. becomes longest
ed In numerous cases there are
dangerous gatherings Of packed-in
fat around the throat. stomach. liver
and other delicate parts.
Through r-st0utness the az.
fiicted person while apparently well
81 liable TO nervousness. neuras-
thenia. physical or mental collapse
and other disorders. for obesity IL
Irritating. Cases OF heart failure.
spoplexy, sunstroka. etc. are fire.
quent causes OF premature death.
Pat persons are particularly victims
OF accidents and are more liable
than healthy. ale Ser persons TO
death from Influenza. pne umonia and
other severe ailments.
IL you are oyer-Htout you should know
II IL truly case Of slow suicide for you
20 XIII yourself n good many years before
natural old age, simply because you do
not ernsncipats yourSet from the bur
den OF unhealthy. unslghtly fat More
over. your efficiency should be- improved
ance should become younger and more
attractive. There Is delightfully."- sue
cessful method 81 weight reduction known
a. Korsin system. IL consists % some
simple directions with the use Of oil Of
Korein. This method Ia 10 pleasant be-
cause II contains no thyroid or other such
drastic ingredients. no strenuous sEar-
elses. no starvation: indeed. you may eat
All you need. The Eorsin system r. guar.
antssd: II IL perfectly harmless: recon-
rnsnded BY physicians. a reliable self
treatment.
by reducing now you may expect
greater contentment, happiness, in
creased mental and physical Ell
cheney. better health and a longer
hfe. BE fair 90 yourself and those
who are dear to youi Surprise
everybody with your renewed yigor.
vivacity and surprisingly superior
personality. Get oil OF korsin (ths
easy korein system Ia in each pack
ageJ at the drug store without de-
lay; or if more convenient, send 81
cash, stamps or money order 10
Korcin Company, NM-69. Station II,
New York, ~. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
WILKES

Many are tho deeds committed IN
loves name. 4 & the stunt conoocted
By Jimmy rRrnswprth. wcli4odo
young bachelor In 4 Love You" cur.
rent offering az the Wilkes theatre.
takes the leather coat.
Howard Russell plays the role Of
Jimmy FarnNwur,h. and it's the fun.
nient part he's been seen in for
months. jimmy has a pct theory
tina, there In no such "a thing as
love. that the last appearance OF
love on this earth was IN 1909.
sun. tho he doesn't know q. he's
in love with pretty Ruth Franklin.
ehrrmingiy played by Marie Thornc.
Jimmy admits he caron for her. but
he says IT'S only the result Of en-.
ylronmcnt. And he further AYERS
that he can make any two persons
fall In love with each other provid-
ing he produces the environment.
To prove II he chooses n promls.
Ing young electrician Of oratorical
tendencies 10 fan In love with Betty
Duncan. a house guest. Tho scheme
works fine except that tho eicctri.
elan makes love 20 the wrong girl.
Here come the laughs.
When all Ia ended. Jimmy admits
he's wrong. and all difficulties are
patched up. Jane Morgan. as Betty
Duncan: Henry Iiall. AZ the butler.
professor. and Ben Erway as the
electrician. are cheerful funmakcrs.
Jane Darwell. Marvel Phillips and
Norman Feusier please in minor
roles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
GUST NELSON HAS
GAINED IS POUNDS
BY TAKING TANlAC
Eats Anything. Regains His
Strength and Feels Fine
Now. He Says.

Il have not only gained Is pounds
in weight since | started taking Tan
lac. but tho Improvement In my
health every way has been simply
remarkable" said Gust Nelson. Hotel
Norway. Seattle. Wash. who wofks
NJ a logging camp around Port An
geles. Wash.
Two years ago continued Mr.
Nelson. Il had an operation for ap-
pendicitis. which left me In 4 very
weakened. rundown condition. Ny
stomach troubled me a great deal
aud | also suffered with rheumatism
la my hack and hips. Almost as
soon as l ate anything Il would SOUR
and l would hioat up with Eas until
was IN misery. was never free
from pain on account % the rheurna.
ttrn, ms kidneys bothered me the
wurst sort. and always had "a pain
across the small Of my back. I also
suffered with bad headaches and
would become so dizzy at times u
was all / could do 20 keep from
falling. l could set but little sleep.
and was so weak and In such bad
shape generally could hardly set
about.
We'll. sir, Jus. took notion
after hearing 30 much about Tanlac
that perhaps II would help the. and
Il certainly did. for ! began 10 set
better almost as soon as started
taking H. / kept on taking until
now I have splendid appetite and
everything l eat agrees with me
perfectly. The rheumatism IL just
about entirely gone. my kidneys are
all right. and never have a sign Of
pain In my back any more. and
haven't had headache or dizzy spell
since began taking Tanlac. have
regained my strength. and. TN fact,
am enjoying better health than
have In a long while. After what
Tsnlac has done for me am only
too glad TO recommend I, 10 others
Tanlae IL sold In Seattle by Barteii
Drug Stores under the personal d.
rection Of a special Tanlac represen-
Northumberland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Denver VICTOR
IN PHONE SUIT
Stand Against Higher Rate
Upheld by Supreme Court

WASHINGTON. Feb. The city
os Denver. In the supreme court 20.
day won its suit against the state
puglir utilities commission. which
sought 10 increase telephone rates
there
Tho court. by Diminishing mn appeal
for want Of jurisdiction. allowed de-
cisious Of the Colorado supreme court
60 stand. holding that tho city utih'
ties commission. and not the state
commission. had the exclusive juriE-
diction over telephone rates In the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
THAN GllAh
Thousands Have Discovera
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Sunshine

DR.. Edwards Olive xbstS-the ub
stitufe for calomel-an ark but sur
laxative. and their edo6 q TIE hvu u
almost instantaneous TheREttk olive
colored tablets arc IL MT q d..
Edwards determination Mt 10 treat
liver and bowel complaints viiholmel.
The pleasant httk tshlets Do The
good that calorncl doe4 bit have 10
bad after effects They don't inTrs TIE
teeth like strong liquids q olome.
They take hold OF the truuhk md
quickly correct il. Why cure te hvc
at the expense Of the teeth! CsImd
sometimes plays havoc with The CmS
So do strong bqwd4 II Is bet nd e
take calomel. Let d.. Edward Uw
Tablets take its plnce.
Headaches "dullness" md udW
feeling come from constipation. and!
disordered liver. Take d.. Edvxd
Olive Tablets when you led 10y -
heavy" They ''clcar" couded hn
and "pcrk UP" the spinta l0cuda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
WAKEFIELD HERE
IN 'AUCTI0NEER'
Returns Tonight in His First
Great Serious Role

David warficld. the brightest star
In the Bclnaco constellation. VIII APP
pear In revival Of his fitnt great
success. The Auctionecr." beginning
Mondny evening al the Metropolitan
Old Simon Lew. the IioHier ~
second hand dealer and auctioncer, u
the first. and perhaps the most notn-
Bile. Of Warficld'a character studies
II was this character that llftcd Inc
Belanco star from burlcsque, In which
he officiatcd na a Hebrew comedian
10 the first rank OF serious American
actors.
THE Austioneer" has retained In
hold on the public since II was first
al the old Bllou theatre. New YORK,
is years ago. Tho play ccntefh
around the character Of the old jew
lsh secondhand merchant. who has
risen from street peddler TO pori ID
ton Of considerable wealth. only 70
lose his money thru an unscrupulous
brother. The misfortune reduces him
10 the peceasity Of returning 10 the
simple lie Of the streets he knew a.
a young man. but thru " all there
continues TO shine tho same fine
qualities that distinguished him when
he " accommodating his hard-"on
fortune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
FRISCO STREETS
ARE MADE SAFER

california. especially San Fran,
cisco. had many unnecessary acct
dents before the enactment Of OUT
new laws last year Tho reduction
IN the number 81 accidents + suf
prlHlnE since the law has been in
operation. California has upwards
OF 500 600 motor ears and yet the
accidents arc fewer than you lave
In this state.
'Snn Francisco does no, have tho
accidents Seattle has They have
a srparate traffic bureau there. !
consider such a department necss
sary Ia a large city. Ia San Fran
cisco all traffic problems are under
the direct supervision 81 one man
and tha, one mar L. answcrablc TO
the chief 81 police alone
senator Eksward said that drivers
could ho handled b. proper state
law but tho pedestrians must be
made 10 DO their part b. education
lie suggested that children BE-
taught IN tho schools 20 walk 20
street Intersections before crossing
dangerous streets
Licensing Of operators rays Ekr
ward. is the creates, single factor
In controlling traffic yet discovered
we have found u one Of the
most beneficial laws In our statute
books down In California he con
tlnusd- I'VE have found that the
enforcement Of the signaling pro,
visions. was one Of the prime nsoes-
stiles 90 safety on streets.
"Sot only does the moiorist profit
BY uniform restrictions on the care
less and Inefficient driver. but the
pedestrian Il protected In a larger
measure than ever before from the
Death that leaps at him on the
street crossings or at tho turn Of
the road"
EkHward declared that under the
California laws every mtshap and
accident ls recorded by the state
This record reveals every careie g
driver and. n necessary. his license
Is revoked. II he IA caught driving
while under suspension he IL sent
10 jail Ths courts. likewise. have
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Regular Bowels Is Health

Bowels that move gpasmodicalfy--
free one day and stubborn the next
should be BEAUTIFULLY regulated by
DR.. Kings New Life Pills In this
way you keep the impurities *
waste matter from circulating
through the system by cleansing the
bowels thoroughly and promoting
the proper flow OF bile.
Mid. comfortable. yet always reli
able. DR. Kings New Life Pills work
with precision without the constlpa.
ton results Of violent purRatives.
Csc as usual at all druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
PALACE HIP

Laughter holds the boards AT tho
Palace Hip on the new bill which
opened yesterday. n septette of fun,
makers being prominent In ''The
Revue Comiaue" There are five
girls. petite and attractive. in this
act and they make a number Of cos,
tune changes. sing variety OF
popular songs and are aided and
abcttod In their entertaining efforts
by pair OF comedians In Pierrot
costume.
Edward Y. Lambert is a genuine
comedian who creates gale OF
laughter with his nut" perform,
ance. his original and witty talk
and songs.
Serious moments are also few and
far between during the appearance
OF knight and June. The Taylor
Triplots have an Offering that will
appeal to all who have an interest
In the art OF wrestling. Back to
Summerville" is the title of de.
lightful skit presented by Drisko
and Earl.
Another novelty Is the slack and
tight wire performance OF James
and Jessie Burns.
\ screen story full OF mysterious
happenings and exciting situations
is The Yelled Marriage" starring
Anna Lehr.