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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

The Pluaksst eaady store has
changed hands. having been sold to
T. J. saia who took charge Monday
Of this week. Mr.. Sain contsm.
Plates asay improvements. He will
salaSss the business and add .
daisy luaeh room and will also In
crease the facilities for turning out
. large quantity Of extra homo made
eaalisa. 4 first class. cieaa and
sanitary place viii b the motto Of
thie place under the new manage
meat. NJ. 0aia was discharged
from service On Thanksgiving day
At San Diego. and then came 20
Monte Vista where he will make his
hone. Before going into the service
he was In business In Chicago and
other poiats. % that bis experience
VIII - Of much merit In this new
vsataro.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10
AlTliIA PLAYERS co.

The high class of talent on
the lecture course this year Is
attracting much favorable at.
tsntion to Monte Vista. No
community In Colorado has
had . better course. Many
patrons have said that the
Aoatravtlle Wood entertain.
msnt was worth the price Of
Tie eatire courss. The Althsa
Playsy1 Company. coming Jan.
uary 20, Il an attraction extra.
ordinary. This number will
easily be worth the price Of a
season ticket. Harold on Feb
ruary Is and the Woodland
Male Quartet on March l5
will be two excellent enter
tainments completing the
course for this year. These
high class entertainments are
costing seaon ticket holders
ssh and l63s cents each. It
u still cheaper to buy n seanon
ticket than to pay the 75c and
Soc asked for . single admis-
sion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

G. =. Hazard. . Denver 4 Rio
Oranes fireman. met with . very So
rtous aad unusual accident last Fri
day. The train was coming over
the pass and Hazard climbed over
bis ssat 10 put IN . fire. While he
vas doing that . glass guage on the
boiler exploded. showering him with
seaAing vatsr and broken glass.
He was taken to the railroad hos
pttal at Pueblo whore the physicians
decided that the sight Of one eye
Asd been destroyed. He 10 . resi-
dent Of Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10

The shortage OF cars II working
quite . hardship on the farmers.
There u . good demand for hay
from outside points and there 10
plenty OF hay. but NO facilities for
shipping. It seems unfortunate that
this condition exists for with hay at
the present price every farmer
wants to sell. Some change In tho
situation should develop soon. and
probably will.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
In tho Matter Of the Estate Of Aus.
tin Crooks, Deceased.

In tho Matter Of the Estate Of Aus.
tin Crooks, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that on
Monday. the ninth day OF February.
A. d. 1920. being one OF the regu-
lar days OF the January. 1920, term
OF tho County Court Of Rio Grande
County. In the State OF Colorado.
I. Ida NJ. Crooks. Administrative OF
said estate, will appear before the
Judge OF said Court. present my
final settlement rs such Administra-
trlx. pray the approval of the same.
and will then apply to be discharged
rs such Administrative. At which
time and place any person in inter-
est may appear and present objec-
tions to the same. II any there be.
Dated At Monte Vista, Colorado,
January 10. 1920.
IDA NJ. CROOKS,
Administrative of the Estate
Of Austin Crooks. Deceased
First publication Jan. 10. 1920.
Last publication Feb. Z. 1920.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10
METHODIST CHURCH

Regular services Of the day. Sun
day:
Sunday school S:l6 q. m.
Morning worship IL o'clock.
Epworth League devotional meet
ing $50 p. m.
Evening worship 1880 O'Clock.
You are welcome to all our
church services.
A. n. MACLEAN. Pastor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-10
NOTICE

Persons not having authority
from the undersigned who in any
way interfere with the buildings,
fences or other properties on the
Sheridan ranch will be prosecuted
70 tho full extent of the law. A lib
oral reward Is offered for informa-
tion leading to the arrest and con-
viction Of persons damaging or re-
moving anything from these prem
ises.
F. J. SHERIDAN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
DVOJNASOBNA VRAzDA
MA PEARL ROAD DOSUD
NEVYSVETLENA.
Ransny muz, die vseho jeden z
pachateln, nezvestnym.

Policie vySetfujici dvojnasob
nou vrazdu, udavsi Sc vGera
rano ma Pearl Road, zjistila
mad vsi pochybnost, re jmeno
jednoho ze zastrelenych jest
Salvador Russo, kdezto totoz-
most druheho zavrazdeneho TIA
la nebyla posud vysetrena. TIE
ii muz. patrne jeden z uklad-
nych vrahi, objeveny rovnez
ma Pearl Road. kratce po strel-
be a patrne vazne raneny, ne
bvl rovnez detektivy vypatran.
Muz ten opustil misto zlocinu
drive nez policie prijela a kr-
wave ieho stopv vedly k tovar-
ne Cleveland Builders Supply
Co. pa Pearl Road. blize Ba-
der Ave-. kde vvmize'y. Mvsli
sc, ze raneny zlosvn u zminene
tovarnv ranu svou obvazal a
po kratsim odpocinku uprchl.
Salvatore Russo cital 80 ro-
XII a hvl malfTem decorate
rem. Ufadv dale ziistilv. ze
Russo pTiiel do C'evelandu We
spoletnoTti starSiho sveho dru-
ha o:3e We ftrtpk noel 2
Ruffalo. Oha VlaSi onustili
vlak ma nadra5i vvch. los. ul..
~"fez ieli antem do mesta
Vicn vsak nevvpatrano. neni
tudiz vvsvetleno. "a iakVch o.
kolnosti oba rizinci dosta'i SO
az na Pearl Road a kVm bvli
ma sve ceste ma iihozanadni
etranu donrova7eni. Vraada IL
dala se v6era rano nakolik mi
nrt rTAd iednAol hndinou.
Pnssovi rodiGe ziii V New
Yorku q kansA maliTove ma
le7ann .taS rato'ik dopisi cd
otcA tAho5. PiSateI iadnom
lista varuie lsveho svna. abv bvl
ma sebe opatrny a "7hvteGn6-
mu nebezpecf Sc nevydaval. O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
ZASTUPCE RUSKE VLADY SOVETU
PRED SENATNiM VYBOREM.
MARTENS Lief NEBEZPEcf CEST OLsEVICKYCH
KURYRU .. -rp~ t..e.

Washington 80 led. - Ludvk c. "A. X. Martens, agent
vlady sovet pro Spojene Staty vprave dnesnfho
vsechu pred senatnm vyboem cizozemske zaeztos
nebezpeG jez jest spoeno cesam bolsevckych kurr pr
nasecch potfebne fondy ruskou propaganda t6o
zemi Vyhyba vsem oazkam ykajicch podvratne Gin
nost rusych radka tvrzenim re psel do Amerky edne
tim uceem ably pracova pro uznan svo vlady ze OBJ
iedna S2500000O americkych em potravn satstva
srojd Presdentu Wlsonovi zasla tT dopisy zados
uznan moskevske vady soveG ale stani department cho
vi stale odmave neuznavajc jeho dplomaticke posan
dvaci tajemnych posG, odcestovavsich poslednf
rok Moskvy penezy dopsy enom sedm podafilo
plfziti pohrancnfm uzemim meznarodnim hranicem
N6kok tehto kuyr byo Fnsku zastreeno coz jest
urce znamo tfech prfpadech desit kte cestova Ne
meckem byo devet zatceno uvezneno Prvni kurr jenz
pby pfnes $4,000 spolu povefujfcfmi IL
snam ako vysance bolsevicke vady Washington Gel
obdrzel Martens tmo podoudnym zpisobem $780,
900 hotovosti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
POLSKO Sc VZDAVA VSECH DO
MNELYCH NAROKU.

WASHINGTON, 60 ledna. Poslednf kabelogram dcsly
dnes primo Prahy by potrzova posedn dobou casio
pakuc dosud nezarucene zvest Posko VIDA vSech
domr6ch narod T6nsko toto re bylo prrknuto pravo
pan6 repubce ceskosovensk6 anz by vyckano byo pie
bsciu, kerym mel lid rozhodnou pod kterou svrchova
most 81 pree pTnaeze Posko odSkodneno bude jistymi
supkv vychodnch hrancich patrne utet Rusk neb
Ukrainy.
Prvni zpravy tykaifcf tohoto smirneho rozlus6ni
pafv6 oazky ez Cechy Polaky hrozla dobro roZkmo
tri byly koporovany n6meckvm listen Morgenpost KITE
rGho west pTnase n6 n6meck6 sty kdezto k prazsky
zprtvu popiral nedGv6rova Morgenpost doklad ze
zprva 6erpana bya sm6rodanych kruh oznamovaa ze
il tax bylo feceno vysokym angckym dustonikem clenem
Spoeneck6 komise jez mea ldove tyto volby rid.
prazsky telegram adresovany Ceskosovenske zdejsi in
ormaen kanceaf rozplasuje vsechny das pochybnosti
obavy re by Will TeSnsku moho mezi pfibuznym narody
doti po pffpade k valecnym konfktdm Tesinsko ramc
naS republky pfspeje nemao touzebnemu ukldnen
ustalnnych pom6rG domacfch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31

sud tvGi tini mi velkych stare
sti. He'd zapomenouti minu-
lost psal starry otec. 2 po-
znamky te dalo by Sc soudit,
re Russo mladSi mel zahadnou
minulost a pripadne nejakeho
neprite,e. V kapse jeho naleZe-
ma tez adresa iisteho italia v
Buffalo. kteryzto Vlach policif
"a "krale zloGincG" ie vyhla-
Sovan. Buffalske urady patra-
" po z'ocinci tom ihned jakmi-
lie Zprava o vrazde z Clevelan-
du Jim oznamena. Dotceny
muz nebvl vSak vice k naleze-
nj a patrne Bufalla ujel. Po-
licie povazuje jei "a nacelni-
ka Mafie. vyd6race nejhorsiho
druhu.
Neni pochvbv. re zde zastre
lenV Russo mel jakesi uzsi spo-
ieni buffalskou Mafii a re
So stykd Sc spolecnoti dotee-
nvch bufailskYch hrdloreZn
chtel zbavit odiezdem do ma
Seho mesta.
U druheho zavrazdenfho ma
lezen liStek s Uneven ITALIA A.
Zito. PALS Woodland Ave. a
vcera Zito priveden bv1 detek-
tivv do okresnf marnice, abv
nozistattv zavrazd6neho ITO
to5nil. Zito uiiStuie vSak de-
tektivv. 5a muze tv v aivot2
Svdm nikdv nespatfil a nikdy o
Mich ne7lvSnl.
Policie vfera navStivila vse-
rhrv miStnf nemornice V made
II. 20 raleZne vVSeuvedenehO
ran6neho nachate'e. lee rane-
nv domn6lV vrah nebvl ami v
remocnicich vvpatran. Je tudiz
ohava. ze neinnviiSi italskv zlo
Gin nehude nikdv obiasnen a
nachatel neh pachatele ze sot-
va CO k soudu doStanou.
PrS7o hvl StSelan dvakrat a
ka5d4 dot9ana stTeIa hvla line
r65A. coz nasvadfuie. ze nSko-
* ntladnfki ma krvenrolitf ma
Pna~l Road a Rader Ave. se no.
diIelo. Russnv druh bvl stTelen
jednou to do mozku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31

Ze zapadu pax pise jiny ::
-Nynejsi nesrovnalosti jsou
hlavne vinny dobre easy v me-
stech. Mladik jde do mesta,
dostane velky plat "a osmiho-
dinnou praci, kdezto farmar
musi t6zce pracovati Ia az 16
hodin. Miady lid V okoli vet
Sich NEST V celych davech o.
pousti polni praci a hleda "a
mestnani v m6ste a ma farme
zGstava jen lid starsi. t6zSich
praci meme schopny."
Skorem vsechny stiznosti fa.
marske vyznivaji timuo zpiso-
benz a hnuti aasich hospodaru
nabyva forem, jez skutecne
stoii "a bedlive uvazeni.
WST TfYJ WET
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
MESTSKY PROMYSL ZBAVUJE FARMY
DELNICTVA.
zALOBY NASICH POLNfCH HO.
SPODARU.
NEPOMER VYDELKU LAKA MLADY LID DO
TOVAREN

Nedostatek jednatelen jez
by sprostredkovaly jedine me-
ri farmafem a sprostredkova-
telem primo.
Jaky duch zavlada mezi far
mari neilepe osv9tluje nasle-
down. prfpis dosly od rolnika z
statu New York:
"Nenf daleka doba, kdy far
mari omezi veskerou praci jen
ma vypesteni tolika plodin. jez
bv poStacilv pouze jeho vlast-
nj spotrebe a ostatnimu lidu bu
de ponechana starost postarati
Sc sebe jakvmkoliv zpisobem
D6lnicke unie isou vinnv vice
nez kdokoli Tiny. Lid domaha
Sc nlatu iakeho 81 nezaslouzi.
JinV farmar svaluie veske-
rou vinu 7a stavaifcf drahotn
ma prostfednikv a opetna inv
missourskv hospodar Sc nri-
mlonva o zSfzeni istTednich
trznic. kter6 bv potravinv "a
si'alv nrfmo postovnimi balif-
XIV. V dopisu pravf: "Proda-
vam maslo "a 45 libru a to
same maslo Sc prodava konsu-
mentovi libra "a 80 c. Otazete
SO snad. co pociti t9mito pro-
stSednfkv tn navrhuii. abv 90
SLANT hvli ma farmu vvpoma-
nall nj vvpestani plodin. .Iserl
pTesvedten. .ze bv Sc lin nikta
rak r1ezamlouva'o pra covati
IA hod;n denns ale v nedaleke
hudencnos+i bude iists nucen
iedenkazdv z Mich vyhledati 81
praci uzitetnejsi."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31

Washington, 80. ledna. - O
vzmahajiclm Sc hnuti mezi far
mari jew Sc jisty neklid, vyja-
dreny odpoved'mi ma rozesla-
ne dotazni obezniky, jichz zod
povedeno bylo vice jak 100000.
Odpovedi seradil G.. l.. Wood,
superintendent postovniho de-
partmentu v oddeleni pro ven-
kovskou .postu jeho ,prace by
la ctena dnes v senatnim vNbo-
rl postovnich zalezitostf J. "A.
Blakesleem. ttvrtym r asisten-
tenn peneralnfho postmistra.
Dotaznfkv bylvv pottu 200
900 vVtiski zaslanv farmariim
"a ticelem ziskani ieiich dobro
zdani rad We. v'adni akci SINE
ruiicf ku zlevneri vsech k Ii
votu nutnvch potreb. Odpovedi
dochazelv as od Is. prosince v
nriim6rnsm noctu osi 1000 den
ne a nti5nosti nasirh polnfch
hosnodari vv7rfvaif dosti stei
ns neisou rikterak move. 7t2
sniim prace farmarske neien
zde ale " kazda Zerni none
kud vvvinnteisim nriimvslem.
Odnovadi seradSne die led
notlivvcn ota7ek. die poctn lax
doslv zri: Nen'oznost 7fskati
nomocnvch d1'nickvch sill ma
farmv. ha j d1ti ssamvch farma
~ opoustf nrAci donna nemo-
hnnce odolati svodnm velkSrh
plath a snazsfho zitf v m9stech.
/ e.Nepomsrna vvsokv =, zisk
|vsech prostfednfkh. prodeie pc
travinovych vyrobku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
We SKOLACH JEST MALO
PRfPADU CHRIPKY.


Vcera reportovano Zdravot-
MIN uradim 240 novych pffpa-
dI chripkv a pet dotcenych L.
mrti. Vsech epidemif v mest9
trpfcich lest 9O5 Cd Noveho
roku bylo jich vice jak 1900.
Ctyri lide podlehli vcera zane
tu pic a vsech podobnych pa-
cientG v meste Jest asi sto. Gle
move mavorova kabinetu Tho
mas s. Farrell. Floyd Waite a
Alex Bernstein rovnez trpi in
fluenzou a mayor Davis slime
dosud.
Zdravotnf situace " NEST
skVch Skolach ie vsak uspoko-
iva zvIaste ma zapadnf stra-
na vvakvtlo se len nekolik leh-
kvch pfipadi cnfinkv mezi "a
ctvem. kde5to iihovvchndni
strana ma podobnvch 1ehkvch
nffnadf vice. Jinak ale influen-
"a noovo'na zanika zdravot-
nj tfad Test nfesv2dcen, xe v
Clevelandu bude vyhlazena po-
merne brzy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31

kazat bud tax zvanymi kfest-
mimi listy neb podobnymi GER
'tifikaty. Ditko bez podobneho
vykazu do skoly pfipusteno ne
bude.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31

Ditky, ktere hodlaji v ponde
Ii vstoupit prvne do prvni tfidy
mestskymh' skol nebo do NEST
skych opatroven, musi Sc W.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31
16$in vrdcen 6eskos|ovenske repub|ice bez p|ebsct

Ma repuby tsnm sez sk
Posku vazku rpubGkys lovnske
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-31

WsH (t1l WSS
Arizona republican., 1920-01-18
'ACE IF THE SADDLE"
 COMES ID COLUMBIA

How one man, without his faithful shootin' iron, thwarted an attempt by white-cappers on his life and threw the band into panic of terror, is told in Carey's newest western offering which opens a two-day engagement at the Columbia theater Sunday afternoon. The story is of more than usual interest in this community because of the fact that it's locale is in Arizona.
 The story concerns the difficulties of a western cattle man who lived on the dividing line between Yuma and Maricopa counties Yuma county was afflicted with a crooked sheriff who lead a band of cattle rustling white cappers operating under the guise of the Yuma County Cattle Dealers asso- citation and Cheyenne Harry Tender sons cattle were stolen nightly. The sheriff merely sneered at Cheyenne's plea for protection.
 Peggy Pearce, a favorite with motion picture devotees, plays opposite Carey. and her work is practically critic proof. as is that of the supporting cast which includes King-Fisher Jones, Joe Harris. Duke R. Lee. little Zoe Rae and Howard Enstedt. Jack Walters. Nesta Pegg. William Cartwright. and the famous Harry Carey flying squadron of cow boys.
 A Mutt and Jeff cartoon and a spe- cial two-reeI comedy are the supple menting program numbers for Sunday and Monday.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-18
WILLIAM RUSSELL
 IN BRASS BUTTONS
 AT THE COLUMBIA

William Russell in Brass Buttons" coming to the Columbia theater Tues day and Wednesday, plays a part that gives all the room in the world for the display of mental pep" muscular punch and those irresistible sunny smiles of his. which seem to set the wedding bells a-tinkling with the very first look into her" eyes.
 In this latest release, Big Bill bor- rows the uniform of an accommodating policeman in order to WOO the girl, hav- ing been told she is a lady's maid. How the uniform gets him into a lively scrap with an ugly gunman; how, with its authority, seconded by his original methods, he cleans up a lawless west ern town in less than 24 hours; how he manages his trip to the altar and then breaks up the wedding in order to dodge a supposed assassin-these are only a few of the thrilling happenings that are crowded into the five reels of fun and romance.
 Lovely Eileen Percy again plays op- posite Russell. Their excellent team work will prove a joy to you when Brass Buttons comes to the Co., lumbia.
 A comedy by the original Hall Room boys of the screen, a Current Topics and a Pathe Review are the supple menting program numbers for the two days.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-18
Z11TUEATFR.

ElkS-Starting today and all this week, with matinees Wednesday, Sat- urday and Sunday. the Del s. Law renee company in the brand new met ropolitan success, "The Unknown"
 STRAND - Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Larry semon in "6etween the Acts" augmented by Emmy Wehien in "The Amateur Adventuress- with the Prizma natural color pictures and the Pathe News. The Strand sym phony orchestra with Eugene Redewili conducting, while Geo. J. Hayes will again be heard at the Strand pipe or Gan- "Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Mary PicI>ford in "The Hoodiur" with Briggs comedy, Para mount Magazine and Pathe News Wednesday and Thursday while Out ing Chester, another animal comedy, and the Fox News will augment during the latter part of the week.
 MBIA-Sunday and Monday, Harry Carey in "The Ace of the Sad die," with Mutt and Jeff cartoon and a special two-reel comedy; Tuesday and Wednesday, William Russell in Brass Buttons" with a Hall Room Boy. comedy, Current Topics and Pathe Review; Thursday, Friday and Satur- day. Frank Mayo, J. Barney Sherry and Kathryn Adams in "A Little Brother of the Rich." with . Gaumont Graphic and . Strand comedy.
 Lamara-sunday and Monday AL bert Ray and Elinor Fair co o-starring in Love is Love" augmented by fast moving western comedy; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, "The Fires of Faith.' starring Catherine Calvert; Martin Johnson's traveIogue will be the added attraction. Friday and Sat urday, Choosing a Wife" with the Burton Holmes traveIogue and "Line Runners" a western drama.
 HlP-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Madelaine Traverse in "Rose of the West" with Mutt and Jeff cartoon comedy, "ln Spain; Wednesday and Thursday, "The OakdaIe Affair."" and Christie comedy; Friday and Saturday, Dustin Farnum in "A Gentleman from Indiana" with the comedy Good Ship Rock and Rye" featuring the famous monkey comedian, "Joe Martin"
Arizona republican., 1920-01-18
"ROSE OF THE WEST"
 BRINGS ID THE HIP MADELA|NE TRAVERSE

The Hips attraction for the three days beginning today will be Madelaine Traverse, known in pictures as the empress of stormy emotion in her latest triumph Rose of the West.
 This is a story of the Royal North west Mounted police-that body of brave men whose adventures have been recorded in every language of the world. and whose prowess Is pictured in stories. the drama and now in the silent drama.
 As Rose Labelle, Madelaine Traverse plays the part of the wife of brutal northern Woodsman. whose assertion of herself and daughter two years pre- viously to the time this story opens, finds them living alone in a cabin on the borderland of civilization. She is loved and wooed by Lieutenant Knight of the mounted. When Jues, guide, returns with the information that the husband has been killed in a snowslide, Knight urges Rose to marry him. But Rose pleads that he wait until spring. for her womans intuition tells her her husband is not dead Her fears are realized when with the coming of the spring, the husband returns. and or ders Knight from the premises. The husband has agred to sell his daughter Angela. the worshipped child of Rose to an interruptions mine owner, for part interest in the property. Rose determines this shall not take place, and is enraged to the point of tempo rary insanity when. returning to the cabin one day. she learns that Angela has been spirited away with the mine owner. X terrific battle between fus- band and wife is the result. the end Of which finds Rose leaving the cabin to search for her daughter. while Jules. is seen approaching to settle an old score with the husband. The fight be- tween the husband and Jules finds the husband killed Just what was the re-
Arizona republican., 1920-01-18
COMEDY PROGRAM FEATURE AT STRAND
 BEGINNING TODAY

Beginning today, and continuing for the first three days of the week, the strand will again screen one of it's feature comedy programS-of the same style that has proven such a popular offering during the past few Sunday programs.
 This time the leading attraction will be Between the Acts" featuring none other than Larry Semon. This marks he first instance of this popular com edians feature comedy work. and its reception throughout the country has been one of the most pronounced well come- Just recently, Between the Acts" was featured as the headline at- traction at the Capitol theater in New York City, the largest and most ele- ssntly appointed picture palace in the entire world This action on the part Of the managers of the Capitol has oeen most fayorably commented on by reviewers and critics everywhere, all agreeing that the engagement at that theater was a most determined attrib- ute to the laugh producing proclivities of the quaint Semon-
 On the same program, supplementing the comedy attraction, Emmy Wehlen will offer The Amateur Adventures, - sparkling comedy drama. which brings to light the strange experience Of a girl stenographer who sought hap piness by attempting to create her op- portunity to see life and learn some of the things which had up to the time of the arrival of the determination, been denied her. Her employers at tentions have been particularly ob- noxious. and partly to repay him for his pains. as well as to give her start on her strange career. she orders many fine clothes from the smartest shop in town. suavely charging them to her employer. His remonstrance hrings forth the reminder that she is out following out his own suggestion, and fearing scandal, the matter is dropped by him. playing further safe by handing the girl a check for $500.
 The added attractions include the Prizma natural color pictures of ''Sky Mountain" and the Pathe News.
 The musical program as arranged by Conductor Eugene Redewill promises to be a highly delightful offering by the Strand ten piece Symphony or chestra, while Geo. J. Hayes at the pig organ will offer as a solo. You Can Always Come Back to Me" re- peated by popular and insistent re- quest.
 On Wednesday Mary Pickford starts her engagement of 'The Hoodlum.' an attraction which will continue for the balance of the week.
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sphere of criminal surroundings The only bright spot in his life is his love Tor little Polly Ann Kerry" (Elinor Fair) who has returned his love, and who is his inspiration to reform. Strong are the influences brought to bear on his resolve, but equally strong is his determination to win the fight. The climax of the first step towards moral freedom is when he refuses in the midst of a daring robbery to con- tinue the burglary. fleeing to the Sal vation Army for assistance. It was Polly Ann who caused him to learn to read and write, and it was the Saliva tion Army who discovered his native ability, with the result that he is given position on a newspaper. But again the nemesis follows, for on the same paper is employed one of his former associates, living a double life-with the role of reporter playing a most inn portant part. This former associate causes Gerry to lose his position. Moth ing daunted he again starts as a bell boy in a fashionable hotel. Determined to break the boys spirit and cause him to again return to his life of crime. they frame a watch robbery. What happens next? That would be telling as it would be telling to predict the end of this entertaining photoplay, but suffice it to say that Albert Ray and Elinor Fair never had a more fitting vehicle.
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