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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-10-27
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
NOTICE OF SALE
The Fidelity Fire Insurance Company,
Plaintiff,
j. II. Loryea, Minnie l.. Barnett, An
ME r. Loryea, Sidney Loryea,
Bluman Boyd, Horace Loryea, Hazel
Loryea, Fred Lesesne as Admins
TRAITOR of the Estate of Isaac M.
Loryca, deceased, and G. l.. McEl-
veen, Defendants.
Pursuant to Decree of the Court
Of Common Pleas for said County and
State made in above entitled action to
me directed, which Decree is dated
October 1920, /, L. r. Plowden,
Sheriff of Clarendon County, will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
The speaker Of the morning was j. j.
der, for cash, on Monday, the first
within the legal hours for judicial
sales, in front Of the Court House
door at Manning, S. c., the following
described real estate:
(a) All that piece, parcel or lot of
land in the town OF Manning, Claren-
don County, and State of South Caro-
lima, containing one-half Of one acre
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-10-27

lot of land conveyed by A. L. Lesesne
to Isaac NJ. Loryea by deed dated
March 8, 1909 recorded in office of
Clerk of Court for Clarendon County
South Carolina, in book r. a on page
16 and described in said record as fol-
lows: North by South Street; East by
lot of grantor herein; South by lot Of
grantee therein; and West by Church
Street, for more particular descrip-
tion, of which reference may and shall
be had to said record of said deed
which is in said book F.l4 on page 16.
Purchaser to pay FOR papers.
e. r. Plowden,
Sheriff of Clarendon County.
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have as high food value as soy-bean
hay. Great care must be exercised in
curing soy-bean and cowpea hay, for
the stalks are very heavy and sue
.culent and unless thoroughly dried
are apt to mold. Under no condition
should brood sow be fed upon any
roughage which is not bright, nutri.
tious, and free from smut or mold.
She does not relish or thrive on such
inferior feed. 1t is very apt to cause
severe digestive troubles, and may
lead to the loss of her litter.
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE

| will apply to the Judge of Probate
for Clarendon County, on the 18th day
of November, 1920, at eleven o'clock
A. NJ, for Letters of Discharge as
ommittee of Ella B. Lemaster, now de-
ceased.
j. G. Sem,
Committee.
Summerton, S. c., Oct. 18, 1920 pd
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The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
MASON NEUVE ENTRIES.

First Raoe--Three- and up, claim
ing: purse, $500: 5 furionss. Canvas Back,
104; Miss Horner. 10T; omeme, ll5; Guards
man, III; Doubiet I'd, 107; Fond Hope, 107;
Comancho, l15.
Second Raoe - Three-year-olds and up,
claiming; purse. $500: furlonss. Olive
James. los; Electric, 112; PierrOt, ia; Gala
way, 1l4; Flying Dog, 105; Lucky Pearl,
liz; King Worth, ia -r
Third Race-Four-yesr-olds and up, claim
ing; purse, $500; furlonss. Lillian c.. 105;
Montague. 10I; Blanchita. III; Juanita Sd.
lis; Hattie viii Do. io5; Bob Baker. 107;
Dot b., Ill; Ridgeland, 1i6. Also eligible
Nick Klein, 107; Mona c., 106.
Fourth Race - Three-year-oIds and up,
claiming; handicap; purse, $500; 1-2 fur.
longs. Assumption, 10l; Bonstelle, 103; TOP
Rung, 10S; Nettie wslcutt, los; yirse, 104;
Semper Stslwart, 100
Fifth Raoe-Three- -year-oIds and up; claim.
ing; purse, $500: furiongs Plain Hest ther
102; Richard v, 109; Waldo Jr., fo9; Our
Little Ann, rs; Charming. lis; Noblems n
III; Ffenchy, III; Ell Coronel, 1i2.
Sixth 1aoe-Four- year-olds and up; claim
ing: purse. $500; lie miles. Ourtley Lass
101; seviilian, 1o1; Lobelia. Ill; Tugs, 1o5
Concha, 1o1.
Seventh Race - Three yea ar-oids and up
claiming purse, $500; 6 furionsa. Rose Rich.
mond. l02; W. II. Montgomery. roe; Mis-,
Sterling, lis: Clean Sweep. 1o2; Donns
Grafton, lis: Gas Mask. III.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
HAMILTON ENTRIES.

First Receive furIonss. Flying Ford.
ia; Aunt Lin, l04; Broadview, III; War
Tank, lis: Fox Haven, 1O7; Fles. ll2.
Second Raoe-Six furlones, 'Biddledee,
102; John r. Roche, 104; Beau Brummel I'd,
l04; soseol, l0I; Elmont, l0a; ROuen, ll4;
'Missed the Time. l02; sand H. l04; orien-
tai Park, l07; Harry Glover, lO9; Psrol 100;
All Nezina. ia. Also eIigible-Helms. ll2;
'Dsn ndy, l04; c. A. Crew. l04; Musket, 100.
Third Race-Mile and 20 yards. PAS ID
Chs nee, 96; Sylvano. 1O1: Hondo, 102; Chick
Berkley, lo4; Huron I'd. 113; Solid Rock. 101
Ben Hampson, l01; Corson, 1903; Trickster
ID los.
Fourth Raoe-Mile and sixteenth. Is
carpolette, 100; Royal Jester, l05; Gain dc
Cause, 10e; Hush, 100; HackAmore, 100;
Kings Champion, 100.
Fifth Receive furlongs. Thornway, 105;
Repeat. 105; Tennite, l12; Frivol 1l2; Bel
Joy, l05; Fair Lassie, 107; Madeline Lillian
1I2
Sixth Raoe-Mile and 20 yards. Buckhorn
I'd, 90; Sea Prince, 90; Horace Lerch. 9si
Joan of Arc, 1o2; Sim Feiner. Ill; Lorena
Moss, 96; James Foster, 90; Iron Boy, 100;
Handful, los; FIibberty Gibbet, lis.
Seventh Raoe-Mile and a quarter. Colone
Lit, 95; Pit, 104; 'Gourmond. 104; Bond, 100
n, 4. Besl, 112; woodthrush. ll6 Attorney
Muir, 104; Austral, 104; Capt. Hodge, 10s
short Stop, Ill; Blackboard, 1l3.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloady; track fast.
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SARATOGA RESULTS.

First Raee-seorEe Bovee. los Cweiner).
Z to 5. 3 to 5. out; sunny DAYS. los CTurnsrl
to ), 10 8; Navajo. 10s tMcAteeJ, 9 to 5.
Time. 1.07 20. Canteen Girl, Mary Erb and
Celtic Lassie aiso ran
Second Raee-Blighty II, 1871 (Haynesl. 8
to 5, to ;. out; War Togs. 1871 CArchibs ldl. .
: to 5, 2 to 5; Surf. t37 tMeClearyI, to 1.
Tine, 4:32- Vaispar and King Terry also
rzn.
Third Rsoe-Bell Solar. los callahan. 5
to I. to ., to 5; Dial II. fOT tFatOrl
5 TO I. TO 2; Recount. 100 CRiceD- to ?.
Time. 1:l5 2-j. Natural Bridge. Mint Cat.
Carry stilford and Ballet Dancer III also ran.
Fourth Racs-Careful, 12T CkelseyI, to
!, I to 10. I to 4; Nancy Lee 1a2 tKeOghN.
4 to >, l to 3: Charity, 1O4 Turner, to T.
Time. 4 90 30. Believe, Idle Hour. Panta-
lettC and Cimarron also ran.
Fifth Rsce-Tenons Bon. 121 tRodriguez)
to 2. TO 3, to 8: Round Robin. 100
tColtlettil. 10 8, to 5 Matinee Idol. 12l
tLykel, 10 10. Time :3s is. Franc
Tireur. Nose. Tingaling. shillelsEh III, Liola
Swirl. searchlight. Nc Lawn and Repea ter
also ran.
Sixth Race-Krever. 1I5 CFatorI. s to /.
5 10 2, . tn ): Blases. t25 CRodrizuez) to
. 3 10 .: Crank. 12O CEslseD. to 5. Time.
1:l2. Major Psrke. 5rO0khoIt. Twin. War
God. Ceurtship. Wyoming Porte Drspeau and
Super also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
.ERTLE MEETS
KID WILLIAMS
Large Gathering of Fistic
Fans Expected to Wit
ness Bout.

Baltimore. Md. Aug. 5. Fistic
fans from all parts of the East will
gather here tomorrow evening to
witness the twelve-round decision
encounter between Kid Williams,
of this city, former worlds ban
tam-weight champion, and his old
rival, Johnny Ertle, of st. Paul, for
mer claimant of the title. which
will be staged by the Peerless Ath-
letic Club at Oriole Park.
Interest is added in the outcome
of the battle because of the an
nouncement that Williams will be
matched with Pete Herman, of
New Orleans, present champion, for
a titular fling in Baltimore IL the
former champion gets away with
the decision over Ertle. Despite the
fact that when the match was made
Williams was installed a 2-to-l
favorite, the betting is now at even,
a surprising lot of Ertle money
having turned up during the last
torty-eight hours. Ertle is fancied
to win because of his previous per-
formances against Williams and his
present fine physical condition.
Ertle is credited with having
beaten Williams twice. Although in
their meeting here two years ago
the decision of the referee was a
draw, almost every spectator con-
ceded the honors to the Westerner,
the decision having created big
holler. In the feature of the pre-
Inns to the Williams Ertle mill
Mike Ertle, of st. Paul, brother of
Johnny, will meet Joe Dundee, the
local Italian, in an eight-rounder.
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HAMILTON RESULTS.

First R.os--Keltie. 1o7 CButwem, $50
20. 2.3O: Glowworm, 1l0 (Barnesl. $50
2.2o;- Amnut, 100 (Richereek), 2.t0. Time,
liza 20. c. A. Crew, Viola g. and Lucky
John lso ran.
Second Raee-Alberta s., ia CKennedy)
6.l0. 3.60. 2.g0; Myrtle Crown. 1I0 (Noisnl
90. $40; Charlotte O., 114 tBarnes), 500
Time, 1:01 rs. Bees Nest, Roseate. Charley
Boy, Jackean, Mary ReigeI and Skirt Dance
also ran.
Third Raoe-Pueblo. 102 CRIchcreekl. 100
2.40. 2.s0; Hidden Ship, 1o5 (Myersl, 80
2.1O; Pokey Jane, 100 tRomanellO, $50
Time. liza is LAZY in Black. Duke OF
Wellington. Thrifty Three. Eleve. Annabelle
and Tom Logan also ran.
Fourth Race-Yerity, 10l (Mangin)), II. 40
20.70, 9.60; Bond, 1o7 tKennedyD, $50, $50
blackboard, 40 (Myers), $50. Time, Las
Dimmitry. Luke Run, Capital City, LAZY
Lou and spearlene also ran.
Fifth Raoe-Hondc l02 fStearns), f3. 50
go. 4.eO; Paul Connolly. 10s tRichcreekD,
1920, 100; Nebraska, os (Kennedy). 81
Tine, las. Mountain Rosey, Kiltsy, Night
Wind. She Devil and Circulate also ran.
Sixth Race-Wenonsh, 10T tkennedyl
24.T0. go, 500; welshmsn's Folly, 1l2 mo
laEb. SO, 80; May w. 110 (stearns). $50
Time, l:40 3-5. Bally Bell, Humma. Jane,
Poster. Runcranna. Ostsra. Point to Point
and LADY Katherine also ran.
Seventh Race-Bs:sy, 1O7 (Sterlingl, "a. so
40, $50; BeEgore, l04 (BarnesD. TO, 4. so
Sanspur II. 107 CMyersl. 400. Time
l:4i 2-5. Medusa, Old Pop. Camouna &c
CroiK d'or, Sayona Ind James also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
Peerless A. {. Gets EarIy Start.

The Peerless A. c. would like to
hear from the managers of basket
ball and football teams as they
want to arrange games now. The
Peerless will open their season en-
september Is Games are also de-
sired with out-of-town teams that
can give suitable guarantees. Those
desiring games should address the
manager, 81 K street northwest or
northeast.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
Pirates Stop ". L.
Leaders in Fast Game
Carey Starts Rally Which
Nets Winners Two
Runs.

Brooklyn. n. Y, Aug. Sin an
extra inning battle this afternoon,
Pittsburg won out over the Robins
in the tenth inning, breaking the
tie with three runs. Carey started
the rally with a single, Southworth
walked, and Whitted beat out a
close one, filing the bases. Cutshaw
pushed two across with a single
to center and Grim's safe one sent
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
Babe Ruth Makes 39th
Homer off H. Ehmke
Yankees Lose First of Series
To the Detroit
Tigers.
(Copyffsht. 1870. By IL Press Pubaishtne Ce.)
tThs New York Evening Wegld.)

Detroit Mich, Aug. 5.-Threaten-
ing weather and the lowly position
of the Tigers combined to hold the
attendance down at the opening
game of the series between the Yam
KEGS and Jennings combination this
afternoon. In spite of this lack of
home support the Jungleers won
by a to l margin. Babe Ruth
scored his thirty-ninth home run
today. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06

Third Race-Busy signal, We'd
ling Cake, Tkeinsa =.
Fourth Race Donnaconn, Le-
oehnres. Royce Roofs.
Fifth Race-RaIco, Penelope, Tat
tie.
sixth Race-Hildur, haywood,
OrfoIe.
Best bet-D0nnaconn.
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TCHNSONS WESTERN GOLF TITLE ER1H MEETS MAKES IT 39
6OLLYERs CQrnEk7y&ss
N on the GNN
>SpoRIoS kNCS -
. SQR0R;

Escarpolette.
No. don't try TO pronounce it--just do gargle
act A rotten name never beat good horse. how
ever so take my advice and look for place lay
couple of meggs where they will do the good.
1 know this bird is poison" The info comes direct
from box and 1t is the effect that Ed Moore
and his Canadian friends down hook, line and
sinker Is in tun spot at Hamilton. but that will
only help lengthen the price Nun sed.
Aunt Lin will carry the kale of the "dynam tiers.
in the first at Hamilton These people don't make
many mistakes so better climb aboard.
War Tank and Flying Ford have the
balance If the purse between them Huron I'd is
ticketed for form somersault. Goes in the third
Hamilton and to be at juicy odds. Another
sleeper that's liable to life today is Flibberty
Tx for a moment that "Flib" raced best form
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
HUTCHINSON
WINS TOURNEY
Chicago Star Captures
Western Open Golf
Championship Title.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-Despite the fact
that he played very poorly this
afternoon on the last eighteen holes.
Jock Hutchinson. local star attached
to the Glen View Club. won the
} western open golf championship
with a final card of 296 for the
Apur rounds.
The score OF 296 set up by Hut
Crimson was only one stroke better
than the cards made by c. w. Hack
ney. Of Atlantic City. NJ j., and
Harry Hampton. of Richmond, Va.
and Jim Barnes. Of St Louis. Mo.
Hackney gave a wonderful exhi-
oition when he finished with card
Of 70 for the afternoon round. Civ
ing him a deadlock for second
place
william Creavey. the Kansas City
youth. who was second at the con-
clusion of the morning round, was
on his game and landed in fifth
place with 2s8.
In addition to winning the title
Hutchinson received the $3.50 for
first place and this was his initial
victory in any event Of prominence.
He has always been a serious con-
tender but fell short when called
upon. Other scores were:
Hilfred Reid wilminEton, Del, first day.
1j2; second day, 15T: total, 800.
c. II. H0nner, Huntington
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
Herdic A. E. to Play.

The Herdic A. c. will meet the
Metropolitan A. c. Sunday at 4
p. m. on the diamond at Fourteenth
and Potomac avenue southeast.
Next Tuesday the Herdics play the
Langdon A. c. at Chesapeake
Beach.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
Red Sox Win

The Red Sox. the colored team
of the r. P. Andrews Company.
again defeated the Benning Tigers
by the score of to 4.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06
Shops Play Air Station.

The Shops team of the Terminal
League will play the Naval Air Sta
tion nine on the Terminal grounds
at $3.50 today.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06

tBatted for Grifith in 10th.
tran for Miller in Ith
Pittsburgh. 0 o 0 3 0 / o 3-s
Brooklyn..... o 1 o 8 i o %
Runs-Bigbee (2D, Carey t2), southworth,
Whitted, Grimm, Cation, Myers, KilduT,
Miller, McCabe, Grimes. Error-Konethcy,
Home run-Bigbee. Three-base hits-Carey.
Myers, Grimes. Two-base hit-Grifith.
Base on balis-0f Carlson, 1; of Hamilton.
2; of Grimes, 1. struck-out-By Carlson. /;
by Hamilton. 3; by Grimes, 4. Double plays
Cation 20 Grimm: Uston to Cutshsw to
krimm. Sacrifice hy-Eildun. Stolen bases
-Bigbee, Carey. Umpires-Messrs. Rigler
and Moran. Attendance, 1900.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06

Saratoga the good word is Donna
coma. Make Hirsch has been duck
ing a lot of apparently easy spots
OF late because he wants to get a
price. Well. he should be satisfied
with the fourth this afternoon!
Donnacona never will be any bet
ter than right now. and only needs
a snug ride in order to be romp-
ing down to the judges on the
front end Of the procession.
Shouldn't be a bit surprised IL Le-
ochares proves the real contender.
The old boy Is cherry ripe. Royce
Roofs about holds the balance safe.
One best bet of the day-Escnr-
poIette.
Best tEkS-n-chanee bct-Donna-
coma.
Best pnriay-weddipx Cake, Tat
tie, Kings Champion TO show.
The hard boots" from Kentucky
got the "office" last night to set
sail for the bookies' bankrolls with
Busy Signal as the medium of their
plunge. The Bradley filly is keyed
to concert pitch and certainly will
Q tame q lOl VI Dtdllhs. INdAGO Is wen
fancied by his stable following and
Hildur appears to be the class"
IN the last.
HAMILTON SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-Aunt Lin. War Tank.
Flying Ford.
second Rncc-Harry Glover, Sos
col. Biddledee.
Third Race-Huron III, Pas dc
Chance. Hondo.
Fourth Race-EscarpoIette, Kings
Champion, Gain de Cause.
Fifth Race-Tenite. Frivol, Fair
Lnssle.
sixth Race Flibbertygibbct.
Handful, Iron Boy.
seventh observation-disclosures, Bond.
short stop.
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.
First Race-The Baggage, Cuban
itn, Tody.
Second Rnec-Robert oliver. Dor
cris, jay Bird.
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1Oh~A7 sop % - AVtaAe'- 30 II - ~
Score by innings:
fankees......- o o.
Detroit. o 0 ~
Runs-Ruth, Young (2l. Jones. Cobb, He'll
man, Shorten, Pinelli. Errors-Peck, Pratt,
Ruth. Two-base hits-Cobb. Veach, Young
Three-bsse hit-Young. Home runs-Ruth.
Heilman. Stolen bsse-Neach. First base
on error-De troit, /. Struck out-By Shaw
key, 8; by Ehmke. 3. Base on baIls-0n
Shawkey, .; OF Ehmke, 8. Double plays
Pinelli to Young to Heilmsn; PineIli to
Heilmsn. Left on bases-Yankees. 5; De-
troit, s. Umpires-Dineen and Owens. At
tendance. 500
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06

Canteens, all sizes. .s1.2S 60 $3.50
Camp Axes. x2-so MP
Marbles Folding Axes. .sI.GS mp
Boy Scout Axes. with sheath s1.55
Boy Scout Packs. $500 60 S3-eo
Spiral PUttees 1890. $500
Full line Of Thermos Bottles,
Lunch Kits. Canoe Paddles, Back
Rests, Rugs, Floating Cushions.
Special sale on all Leather
Puttees at practically cost price.
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All rods reels and lines reduced. Take advantage of
these prices they mean substantial saving to you.

$3.50 Fishing Outfit. includes
S2.5O rod. S1F reel, hooks.
floats. spinner, artificial bait.
25-yard line and sinkers, s4-25.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06

/. 4-7S BorS' i-piecs Suits. wool. g STt
Sizes 50. 81 and -
s 800 Child's l-piece Suits, wool f-4
Sizes = 5 and yeErs
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Totals. 43 IA 80 IL Totals. 3s 12 80
'Bstted for Carlson In sth.
tBatted for Grifith in 10th.
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20 per cent off on all Golf Bags
and we have some fine leather
bags in stock.
Golf Gloves, per pair. $500
Golf Balls. .........- e0c 10 s1.e0
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HAMILTON SELECTIONS.

SARATOGA SELECTIONS.
First Race-The Baggage, Cuban
itn, Tody.
Second Rncc-Robert oliver. Dor
cris, jay Bird.
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Tennis Supplies

sl4.oo Rackets .l2se
20 per cent of Racket Covers
Single court Tennis Nets s2-se mp
Double court Tennis Nets ss-sa mp
Tennis Balls, SSc three for sI-ss
Tennis Balls by the dozen. $3.50
The Washington herald., 1920-08-06

Totals. 80 5 "a II Totals. IS Il 2I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-26
POST COMING IN THE MASQUERADER' Will Appear Here Four Per- formances, March
 8, 3 and 10

Guy Bates Post, coming to the Jef- ferson March 8, and 10, dignifies our dramatic season with the most extraor- dipary offering the theatre has to of fer-and, by way of Information we wish to announce that this great artist will appear for four performances. The wonderful " magnetism of this famous actor has been felt on both sides of the ocean and America can be justly proud to have given to the world so important parsonage.
 Poesy. so seldom found in a man an6 the rarest quality an artist possesses, i, as irresistible in everything he does as the shadow following the golden rays of the sun.
 As a child he used never to think of dramatic artists as anything but far removed beings. This great playe comes with just that appraisement, that elusive something which when added to his mangificent., compelling acting stamps him great. That word is rightly withheld by our discriminat- ing critics until man has proved his worth. Who can forget Post as Omar Omar the Tentmaker,''
 . MT Posts character drawings live because he invariably strikes the great clarion note of humanity He is first and last permanent because he is the great human actor. Humanity domi- mates every character he has ever giv- en us The humanity of the artist and the humanity of the man. Humanity dominates everything he enters into.
 An accomplished musician. painter. linguist and writer all coupled with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-26
THE LONE VOLTS DAUGHTER ALCAzAR Sequel to Lone Wolf" and False Faces" Coming
 Next Week

Louis Joseph Vance's "The Lone Wolfs Daughter" the most powerful of J. Parker Read Jr.'s Louise Glaum productions, which come sto the AL cazar theatre beginning Monday, is noteworthy among other things for it's remarkable settings that even when void of characters in the story are riotous in color and action.
 Much of the action takes place in Soho, the French quarter of London, the Cafe Mignon in the picture being typical of the crudely appointed coffee shops where visitors from across the channel are wont to gather, some to partake of their native dishes and oth- CTS to feast their eyes upon some poor but beautiful damsel, without whom no Sohc inn can be popular or profitable Sonia 0ouise Glaum), who knows nothing of her parentage or past save that Mme. Therese. owner of the cafe, has reared her. is the attraction for the curious Frenchmen.
 Then the train of powerful incidents in "The Lone Wolfs Daughter" shifts to the Red Moon ostensibly a low grade eating house in Limehouse, the heart of London's underworld, but in reality the rendezvous Of the most ces- perate band of murderecs and piunder- CTS ever assembled to wage battle on law and order Here Prince Victor Edwin Stevens), known as the Elm peror" away from his gorgeous estate, wields his power, with all his heart less hirelngs pleading for chance to aid in his scheme to loot the United Kipedom of it's wealth and become its dictator.
 "The Lone Wclfs Daughter" q se- quel to The Lone Wola" and "false Faces was produced under the per sonal supervision of J. Parker Read, Jr,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-26

ture for Paramount-Artcraft, Double Speed" which will be the attraction al the Strand theater today and the re- mainder of the week.
 This is brand new comedy and one of the best Wally Reid, the handsomest man on the screen. has ever appeared in There isn't a dull moment in it's en- tire length, and MT. Reid makes doubly certain his hold as a light comedian by his excellent portrayal of the role of Speed Carr.
 The star isn't alone in the production, because he has been given an excellent supporting cast. Wanda Hawley, one of the most beautiful blondes before the camera and who can also act, is cast most agreeably as his leading woman.
 Mr Reid made a success in another picture where automobiles played a part, namely "The Roaring Road" He isn't ar auto racer in Double Speed" but the automobile plays prominent part in ths comedy and romance Gf it. Speed Carr would have qualified IS a race driver had he tried but he found just as much speed in speeding his fathers millions.
 Everything has moved smoothly for him, until he starts G transcontinental automobile trip with many letters of in troduction in his pocket His auto trip ends abruptly in the middle of the desert when he is held up by hichwaymen and left with his clothes and his letters.
 Speed reaches Los Angeles all right, but worse for wear, so much worse he is not permitted to use his letters. So he finds job and a romance that is pleasing.
 In addition to Double Speed' there is a new Harold Lloyd comedy on the big Strand bill for the weekend, His Royal Slyness.' Movie fans will remem- Der Captain Kidd's Kids,' and His Royal Slyness'. is every bit as good.