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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
COUNTY HOME TRUSTEES
HOLD REGULAR NEE TING

The Board OF Trustees for the Anne
Arundel County Home. of whom three
are women and three. men, held their
regular meeting al the Home on
South River yesterday
a full attendance OF tile Board was
present, and much business trans
acted Many bills for the month were
audited and ordered paid the seere-
tary- treasurer and chairman prepar-
ing the checks.
The entire Board made careful
examination Of the premises. both
white and coiored wards, and found
them immaculate A number OF re-
cent improvements which have been
necessarily made were carefully In
spected .lmong these Was The paints
ing OF the colored quarters which was
badly in need of paint TO preserve
the building This has been done hy
the overseer and helpers. ana the
work was approved and commended
by The Board OF Trustees
in addition To this every pane of
glass in every window III the old. CO.
lonill building used as the waite qnar-
ters has been re-puttied and made fast
the woodwork being SO old and the
putty 50 hard that It has dried and
dropped ont. leaving tile glass 1t had
formerly held in a precarious condi-
tion Indeed many panos had fallen
out and had to be renewed After re-
puttying, all the windows were paint
ed, and The job has been well done and
WAS approved by the Poard. tho Over
seer " r Tucker. who principally
did the work, and the overseer com
mcnaea
Fewer inmates are now at the Home
than for many years past their being
out eight mea aud three women.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
ADM. SCALES GUEST
ON MAYFLONER TODAY

Rear-Admiral A II. Scales. superb
lenaent Of the Naval leademy. today
went to Washington on official basi-
ness with the Navy Department. and
he IS also a guest this afternoon on d
sailing party given BY the Govern
ment, Secretary OF the Navy Josenhus
Daniels acting as host, aboard The
Presidents yacht Nlsylower, il honor
at Lord and Lady Rathereedan and
members of the British delegation at-
tending the tercentenary celebration
al the landing of the Pilgrims. who
are spending a few days in Washing
ton
The Mayiower viii go down the Pa-
tomac river as far Mount Vernon TO
sisit Washington tomb All Mount
Vernon. Secretary Daniels will well
come the Nations guests, and re-
sponses will be made by Lord Rath-
creedan and Senator Raoual Dundur
aud. prcsidenaof the Canadian senate.
The Britishers will place a wreath on
Washington tomb Returning to
washington this evening, the visitors
viii be entertained at dinner inform
ally
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
SEVERN SCHOOL DOWNS
MOUNT ST j. HIGH

severn School og Boone. this eoun
ty. sralped Mounl ST Josephis High
School. 8 to Z, yesterday At iryingten
in the first prep battle OF the season.
N the second quarter Barnhart cross
ed the goal line for the SeYerns but
the Try at goal was missed Later IN
the per.od Jones made beautiful
drop kick from lie 20-yard linz
Tho Irvinglons entered the. second
haf with blood in their eyes because
j .sear ago tney won from their rivals
10 - q The third session resulted n
90 score, however but in the fnai
stanza the Iryingtons got pulling to-
gefher and crossed the Seyerns s goal
lire Wigmore added the extra poin'
with his trusty toe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
Football AND OTHER
ACADEMY ADJUSTMENTS

Of1cials OF the Naval Academy have
prepared the following program Of
football. games and other amusements,
Including social functions and motion
picture exhibitions
Today q 80 p IN. Football, Navy
us. North Carolina State: 500 p, M,
Motion pictures. Midshtpnen; $50 p.
ln., Midshipmen's Informal Hop (sic-
donough Hall)
SATURDAY. October $50 p. M
Football Navy VS.. Lafayette College
$500 d m. Motion pictures, Midship-
men; $50 p H., Midshipmen's IN
formal Hop
SATURDAY. October 16- $50 p M,
Football, Navy VS. Bucknell: 500 d
M. illustrated Lecture. Midshipmen
con life and services of Admiral Far
ragut, J. S. NJ (Anditorium1; $3.50
p. M. aIidshipmen's Informal Hop
Saturday. October % 2.30 D. m.
Football. Navy vz. Princeton cat
Princeton, N. ~; 2.30 D. M, Foot
ball Navy Fourth Class Team US.
staunton Military Academy 800 p.
M. Motion pictures. Midshipmen
$50 p. M Midshipmen-s Informal
Hop.
Saturday October SO so p. M
Football. Navy VS.. Western Reserve:
500 p nj. Motion pictures. AIidship-
men $50 i. M IidsAlpmen' IN
formal Hop
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02

organized efforts were shown bN the
first days registration. This is shpw :
most pointedly Is the result en that
lay in the Fourth Ward Of Annapolis.
whore tht names of 2ea coIored wo-
men we're enrolled. All affillating as
Republicans In the same ward. onix
#hge Democratic Women registered
These figures, mentioned as indicative
Of the situation IN general, speak for
themselves.
A big feature Of the meeting will be
the presence of Mrs, Gertrude Breslau
Fuller who Will deliver an address
Mrs Fuller is i noted compaign talk
er. She has been campaigning the
State III behalf Of the Democrats, dis.
cussing chiefly the League d Nations,
Mrs Fuller has been given warm ova-
tions At every place She has visited.
Everyone who has heard her. acclaim
her as the best woman talker of the
L. n(s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
CELEBRATING
HARVEST FESTIVAL

Today the celebration OF the harvest
festival is in progress in the Jewish
synagogues Elaborate services with
especial music will be features OF the
celebration The festival is the religi-
Gus Thank giving OF the Jews
It commentaries two ritualistic
thankfests OF Biblical days. The first
is the Feast of the Tabernacles, first
celebrated in the Wilderness, when the
jews were journeying from Egypt TO
Canaan. The second is the autumn
feast in Solomons Temple, when the
people assembled to give offerings 70
Jehovah for the bounteousness OF their
haryests.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
HOG CHOLERA ON FARM
OF CLAY NJ. MCCLURE

Still another case Of hog cholera
in Anne ARUNDEL county has been re-
ported eu the Bureau Of Animal In
dustry OF the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture and that depart
ment has sent out the customary
warning notice and instructions TO
prevent further spread Of the dread
disease, that has already wrought
havoc among the porkers on a nuns
hcr Of farms in the county The latest
addition 70 the list Of farmers whose
hogs have become affected is that of
clay M Mcclure, near Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
CARDINAL TO CONFIRM
CLASS AT ST. MARYS

Tomorrow morning at the regul T
ten o'clock service at st. Mary $
Church, the Ri. Rev. James cardir u
Gibbons will administer the holy re
of confirmation 10 a large class OF nj n
and women, boys and girls Of me
parish
It Is expected the Cardinal ~
preach the confirmation sermon. af-
ter the services the Cardinal. who 9 81
be the guest OF the Redemptorist
Fathers and the Rector, Rev. Fa.her
Toohay. will be entertained a ain-
5ner to which numbe- of distinguish
ed men are invited
Other services Of the tay at St
Mary will be az usual
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
DIVORCE DECREE FOR
MRS. JOSEPH DANIELS

Absolute divorce On Statutory
Grounds has been granted TO Mrs.
Alice Y. Daniels III the Circuit Court
81 Anne Arundel county from her
husband, Commander Joseph F. Dan-
iels, Tafted States Navy. Mrs Dan
iels has also been granted alimony
and counsel fees as well as the Gus
tody Of the only child daughter
Commander Daniels rose from the
ranks and reached the position Of
aide to Admiral simms. in which post
he served for a large part Of the war
For q time he was aide to Secre2
tary of the Navy Daniels
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
SEND RUMMAGE FOR
THE RUMMAGE SALE

Ladies of. St Anne's Parish arc pre-
Earring for their annual rummage sale
IA be held In a few weeks TO this
ma they ask al! housekeepers 10 give
them rummage. such as old hats
shoes. clothing of all kinds, mems. wo-
mems and children's clothing. bric-a-
brac. and they especially want some
quiI pieces. for an old afflicted wo-
man who spends her time piecing
quilts.
Any rummage may be sent to Miss
Adele Randall, Randall Place, or
notify her and she will send for same.
The sale IS for the benefit OF the up
keen OF Ste Anne.s cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
TO PREACH ON SCANDAL
OF BASEBALL GAMBLING

The Baseball Gambling Scandal.
viii be the subject of the sermon by
The pastor, Rev H. W Burgan, at
First Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow night at eight o'clock.
Gambling is on the increase
throughout this country Maryland Is
saturated with it" says the minister
Of First Church. This discourse is d
word til due season. Young men are
especially invited to hear the sermon.
The public IS cordially invited
The other services for tile day viii
be Bible School with adult classes, al
n Epworth League Bright Hour at
IA is d. IN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
EPWORTH LEAGUE
10 GIVE PAGEANT

The Epworth League Of the First
M e Church is preparing to give q
pageaEt III the near future. presenting
the historic scenes OF the landing Of
the Pilgrims. In honor OF the great
tercentenary which is being observed
tbis year
Rehearsals are now being held. and
the pageant will be given in November
under the direction of the chairman Of
tho entertainment committee, Miss
Nellie Dadds
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
Automobile Fines

Creeping up each week in the four
figure amount are the fines for VIOLA
tlons oG automobile traffic laws for the
week ending today, according 40 the
EullctiE issued by Motor Vehicle Com
missioner E Austin Baughraan
Fines for Baltimore city amount 70
s2,552 fer the week, and those for the
counties to 81 $40 or a total of 54.5sz
Ier She week
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
MEETS AND ACTS

There was an interesting meeting OF
the public Library Committee last
night ID The Municipal Building It
was reported that there are on hand
and pledged between 1900 and 1000
books for The public library The
work Of labelling and cataloguing
viii soon begin and It Is hoped to
have the public library in shape to
Be opened in November
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
MRS. FULLER STIRS
BY TALK ON LEAGUE

Declaring that the real issue in this
campaign is the honor OF The Amer
lean people, United States Senator
Oscar ". Underwood. Of Alabama. mi
ority leader in the senate. delivered
the principal address az a great mass
meeting Of democrats OF Baltimore
city and Maryland at the Lyric Thea
ire. Baltimore. last night
Tie meeting was held under the
auspices ~ The Democratic Campaign
Committee, and II marked he first
big gun fired by Democracy II MARY
land Tie Lyric Was crowded as It
seldom has been crowded IN late
years Many women were in The
great throng. drawn there 10 hear
national issues discussed. hut per
haps more because OF the fact that
Mrs. Gertrude Breslau Fuller noted
stump speaker was down on the
program for an address
senator Underwood. recognized by
men of both parties as a hard-headed
authority upon economic questions
had discussed al length the Federal
Reserve act, pW on the books by the
Democrats had told of the great serg-
ice rendered the nation IN time Of
stress BY that act, and had compared
It's enactment with the failure of the
Republicans to put any such Law on
The books. He also had told Of Dem-
oeratic services In the beginning Of
tha nations history and in the Wilson
atminisi ration. in upbuiiding Il great
merchant marine, and had compared
tfle Democrats work with what he
termed the folly Of the Republicans
lii falling To promote the merchant
marine
But when he had discussed those
matters OF dollars and cents, and the
general business record OF the DEM
oarats III contrast to that of the Re-
pabiieans, he was silent moment
aud then said that above all hat IN
importance was the real issue. the
honor OF the American people, IN
palyed III the question whether the
Iseaee treaty. including the League
Nf Nations, shall be ratified In bis
caaracteristically deliberate way he
argued that the nations obligationsto
Is soldiers and its Allies dictate rat
aeation, and followed that argument
@ith another that protection OF Am
rlcan interests and safeguarding
gainst another war. likewise dictate
IA ification.
Stirred BY Mrs. Fuller
Mrs. Fuller spoke after Senator Tn
slerwood and, deyoting herself almost
entirely to the League Of Nations
made a powerful appeal that the pco-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
GEORGE w. SCIBLE
BUYS WATER FRONT

George " Scible through Raymond
h. Moss, real estate broker, has pur-
chased from Ridgels r Melvin q fra6
of land of IA acres. more Or less.
situated on Little Aberdeen { reek
about fnree miles from Annapolis
This parcel. like the others adioin
ing it. has a picturesque water front
age and many natural advantages Is
Is across the creek from the WagBa-
man estate
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
TO OBSERVE SACRAMENT

All the Presbyterian Church. Duke of
Gloucester street. tomorrow. there
will be the observance OF the saera-
ment Of the Lords Supper at the II
O'Clock service in the morning.
The services will be conducted By
the Rev. S. e Persons. u. d., who will
preach he sermon. lie church being
WITHOUT regular pa5to- -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
WAN Ed

An undergraduate nurse or
other capable girl or woman to
assist in care of invalid Apply
1t = Franklin street, Murray
Hill. ol-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
F Farmers National Bank
ANNAPOLIS. MD.
September 29th. 1920

The Board Of Directors has this day
deelared q semi-annual dividend. No.
22S. or s peEcent on the Capital Stock
Of this Bank payaale to stockholders
on and after Monday Tns 4tF day of
october. 1890 wi.aout deduction Tor
taxes.
i. ID. GAsSAwAY.
o5 Cashier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
HONOR Of u. s.
IS At STAKE IN
THIS CAMPAIGN

So Declares Senator Underwood
Speaking Before Great Mass
Meeting OF Democrats IN
Lyric. Theatre, Baltimore, Last
Night Roundly Cheered
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
FOR SALE

1.5aere farm 40 acres clear ground, )
acres woodland large orchards of fruit
trees creIis and stock Viii be sold with
farm Apply
FRED ROSENTHAL
RI II. u. 30. II Bon Na. III, Annapolis.
~ Tshanp 1901 Els
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
RIaIIlel Io Gar sllen

bseu Handicapped
nee IL several
nf last SESSION who
as rowing squad
p n tlie olympic
Aeep ami returned
0ay Yesterday Inci-
aen will be the
af tonight at bun
erred hem at the Nal
a York iY tile Olgn-
Aaatee King. tackle.
eloSsn and al me
liaalis bis morning to
m iile llostilifies taat
ltis afternoon the
81 win from tle
F Heel State. thongh
h such decisive mar
ye wben they buried
n avalanche Of touch
ap 4 total of 49 points
alts nothing
decidedly football
a were om edge for
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-02
stirred BY Mrs. Fuller

Mrs. Fuller spoke after Senator TN
tlerwood and, deyoting herself almost
entirely to the League OF Nations.
made a powerful appeal that the peo-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
MILLS TO
HAVE S. 0Fg CAMP

DNisiish Commander Rpi.ev- A. rur~
u the Mains Dt.-isiona az me =ops uf
'iss'ans has made fnal a--anse,nsrrs
- organize new camp AT czaun--x
-nItis On TuesdEy evening. Sem sE
ne ci1irp win he orguntzed IN nm
orange hall The SURVIVING ,,,.,,, ,,,,,.,,
u Inc Grand ARMY have Teen ir,.-ffet3
u De TifHsfsrT-- The chairman rr4 IN.
1i'lii rildt1fse m arrangements is 7e,,---
4. MOVES u tsnUps-s Mills. A r,n---rasr-
supper VIII be ss.--ver NJ : .r,-,r,c.,
bsslf Ore me meeting The Ivrsl ,.a,n-
iiiiLlffe desires tflEf tifs wires M +na
irrespective mernDe-s Of rne asrrn
bring cake ana ME.
Inc lisiztutlng WORK VIII ne uer-
Lui1Iled untter the diractiun af -3iy-lE1nr
4-nrIl1lanue:' Robert a Cn1-v ami Fsas-
-'iFfslon Commander Y % -ubb M,
Szf'f'fiiner asslsrsd hr The members NJ
ne AuEusIa ana Gardiner cGsrnna THE
Aocal committees laF ir1vTtet rsey1r--- =
7t1-pits lamp ~ augusta Colonel IT,
osn lamp If aAlnwen ana Pen C-ls-
son lamp U1 Gardiner ana the al,--4IiB-
rits NJ the ca-nps Also n attend me
InIrnlnE Of the new camp al -nuns-s
Mills
arrangements viii be rnaue TOR The
A-Asusra camp Ii leave the square a;
. CLOCK an the evening Of +trar event
1or CaopHrs NILS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
More Room Now in
Money Order Dept.

Now tnat me arrangements n che
Augusta Post Office nave been ching
&c over TheI'n IS fully 81 square [eet
aCdea onrp the finUr SPACE n the
Money Order department. The small
res11bule mas been eliminated ana -He
wal mas been built ou- u q square
corner. The space was neetied II
sIde On account NJ the growing aus
ness
IN me ATM or The -nlrd floor of ne
post office building plans are being
MADE 70 utilize M '-oDm as 4 slip
runIn. The slips Will ne moved from
rt7e former quarters of the oid pension
department On -he second +inBr II ne
-lIird floor The old pension Qepa---
renf VIII rs occupied ny -ae inter
ma rrveuue department
IN the slip --oun gre stored sins fnr
every railruad rIIn n -te ulted
States. there being fully 4 900 saDa-a-
tlnns. The slips are used IN me mail
bags
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Sunbeam Bakery
Re-arrargin Shop

Sunbeam bread. doughnuts. rolls
Ina otne- good things have rnnde for
themselves a place on the -nnies Of
augusta and vlcinlry and, very soon.
me present quE1ers Of the Sunbeam
oaka--- vii De r-aar--c4nred 70 handle
INC 1nc~naslnE buslness.
The present quarters IF me 1rke,-.-
have become crarpe.d ana hsc:-.Ise
nj THIS -he OWENS VIII hc ~hrnpveE 70
ne geaund 1ou~ CT me s-ure -'l1e
Sunbeam 7akg-- viii SOON begin Z
paE-,-v Duslnezs putting ON Z 1,,ll
linz ~ pGsT--. EuCh g mas been ap-
5urreu n JTner lnClL aake sflnHs- A
special viii De made IF Frencn
ana DE14Rh pG.Gr-v which viii prove
II ,rncvc-iu- n the bakery bu8Ir css
= -t1rs CITY
The se"Ord fnnr VIII alFr accnrn-
1oGEre -re mixing apparatus which
VII De installed 70 neeT the needs Of
me TEs-~v line = Is taE Intention
Cf he Sunbeam aalz ar-y. 0t wh-1u L
:. Mack e p~apr1e1ur. L engage n
TX y -lttt-s5---E n va - --t -A-Ai
s5r.ztness Gnd SEND bread ali over The
5rc-e
The f~sr Inor Of ne aakrr-v VII
ne de~uted' c-1r-r-nlv u se.--.rE and
display space IN -he thi~d duor
Lae iurr and utner commodities
asea n ne business viii be stored
The extra -nnn Is needed on -hc first
floor % srn~e the braad OF -he du~
Inuer present arrangements -here Is
nor sEtfclal7- DOM -u store ne bread
n -as- through ne day s sales Nh
LEX sgg-s cAat ue-v af-nn III :
cock ne blazing u me any Is soiC
a"- " IN the additional snace due
-.-r moving of ovens ana the M
--- 7}:l---cl-lIs- q greater amount Of
a-a-.a II ne baked far the GaE S
business
mother D&fer VIII arrive ne.--
VIZ IND WI assume MS duties with
-.Ol p zer.- corps III wapzers an
eitt-@-u;- * % De Installed winch VII
greatly ..ll II speeding up me WORK
10 meet -Ic Increased demand. The
vos'-. 81 alteration pf the present ar-
rlngament viii De completed w.t1in
1en 4avs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
5r'qarier snrn s. Sp-atse.

B7-iEa der .Tnnn : 9nral1e. VIM ms
Ti'"e21--" been appointed m The Sal
vlAon Amy "a the Command OF All
A--T1t work throughout Maine and
New hampshire IS 4 narlve uf Eng
land 1ut for many wars mas been
ii asIIEen q the CulIad States. FOR
Lne past twenty YEARS ne mas hsld a
vF.-V HmDnrCaT1t position N suc.nl
WORK vI-n headquarters al -incin-
NAT. Ohio. The E2riradier ms Just
,'7i"e.1t.r visited augusta ana spent
ve,.- aEsr- iav calling on several
prominent c!L!Zens. r. Also visited
EaugveI md Gardiner and n the
evening addressed iar-e crowds IL
the Colonial Theatre and augusta OPP
err House. His addresses were
listened 70 with grant respect and at
tenliHn ana al ne close were very en-
thusIast callv upnlaudec.
AS an example Of me class Of work
done Dv Er1gadier and MIS-. Spruirp
We might luUre one or two cases If
rea. reformation ard salvation.
E3rsEadIer / > Sprnke cnuid tel
YOU OF many characters outh men
and women. VINO during their event
HI life spent IN the large cities u
tins great country. have been 1nirac- =
uluusiy changed rom desperate bad
ness 70 real yea IN the cause Of
righteousness BriEadier and Ms.
SuraSe have four children One Is q
M ssiunarv IN Brazil. another a sIeau-
riful singer travels with an EvarEel-
lsr N this cnuutr-y-. The renafnlng
TWO are still in high school pr~par-
fur for the future AS me SUCCESSORS
Of Major and Mrs WidCerv II Pnr1-
land we wish them prosT1er1ty IN
their command Of al Starvation ARMY
work n Maine New Hampshire anu
mar Of massachusetts
T A. MaEes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
AMlTSEMENTS
LOVE. HONOR
AND OBEY" IS
UNUSUAL PLAY

ManE d Gil mas prumisd ID lDve
nonur ana obey without knowing ir1rn
JllsI what KIND If a CONTRACT sne was
entering. Thu WAS The ease win
Constance Williams. the leading
Character IN me ail-srar Metro uro-
ducLlon Love. Honor ana Obey"
winch VIII ne seen az the Colonial
theatre toGRv
Metro mas iaTelv adopted the uniiCv
u producing number " ing screen
plays WIFI Al an-star cast. This IS
one uf them ann Love HunUr and
Obey which mas been taken t,-r1ru rtle
Charles Neville Buck nurel THE T.
amy OF Heakness" stands out as
one II the g-earesr meiodra1na-lC
successes 0t Cne silver curtain. L
H'Hs scerar1DIZed nv Eugene Walter.
auttlUr. drarnatisi ana acrur OF world
Lame
The STORY cenLers around con-
science. rhe ,-uIe PLAYED DIV Vida
BHnner-- VINO Is The dauEn1er o3 an
EDlscopal deacnn- One day. when
sire Is morse 0Rck r1CinE, a Young
man. Stuart EmInel-. Is thrown from
his auIuInnnlle ana in5uIpd II order
10 aVOlC 4 collision with the morse
Conscience rakes MN 70 her home
she dIscOvars ne If the arthur Of
The Impulse OF Freedom" book
Will radical IDEAS on the ser CUES
Qnn she talls N love win him anu
for tine they ara happy Then
Ehen THIlTnan. Z man 10 wuun me
deacon IL othoiden tinanclauv anu
VINO = also n love with Conscience
sf.as ne book. ana knowing mat Il
VIII 1IspieAse me father. SHOWS Il 10
MIN The alder williams al once
of-tiUrs Emmett out Of the house.
The path Is clea- Tor Tniiman VIM
r11sar---its Carsclence"a nd then follows
or= ~ ne mos- gripping narratives
embodied n pIEturfs 5ur lu2ls. The
capable CAST handles rte story IN
must convincing wav and The result
~ An entertainment that cannot eaI
10 please
a Mack Sennel3 comedy Fresh
1ran rhe CRY" VIII also oe on -ne
program today while Other offerings
are tile international News and M
outing Chester -Ad~