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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
Bet %gJrnunnnnr Eann.

S "gerlingfe Gioenoe" bar Dieteren Sobanues sSspreenieu ofentlig-
abort fglaen6e grtben6e Dtgt:
Set genbunone 2ono! sSa, set er set! @enbunoet = men Jig mig al bpem?
Set bar life os ieo, iomI reo bnbnet Saano ferte 8rporene bien1.
SCI epne6e e. gor sago er en6t. Donn1arf oraaer Ell 9perb.
Sepeu1 er oct ga, io1 fbrte benoe bian, Ben Sefer, ri bapoe ina tier?
Spent fri6e benoe al aienoepolb og bnggebe 2rnfen It'll?
Spem fiji gennern 2uften og orebte Droger, Ser bar Dor Cru?
Gi bo oct Iaa bel, ri fagoe set tmt, % there bl hi set ige:
Set bar ben lille beGfe ssnis bag Dierfil1ingens Dige,
set bar Iangs Somnne, og bet bar bb @er6un og Ia Champagne pouilluie,
ben frantic Solout fra Argonner1open og fra yorterne 1angs meo 11Neeuie,
set Dor Gnglanos 9onurp, ser roigt 0raf Sfpte9raben fit SIZE,
oct par NeriaaIieren, ion farbeoe banf 0ionte @rappas eige @ne.
Set bar ae benz ser 1rotfeigt ib6 % itanoiebe 9eutonernes 8plge, y
set bar @tonepaIl SSucfions 2an6srnnnb, @eribings ribberHge Sglge,
Set bnr Sem fra Bre6ben al SaDa % bent fra 6e forte 8ierge
set bar ollie Dem, ser loges, og bent Der opbe uben Bprge,
BENT Ser blb orebt bn 2ongfreoog-be bar gaat ben til @nos Sus-
pe6 SEN niaoc Slime ifnlpebe Sssor6en, pg &irfen lan ifu6t @rus -
Dem, ser blb lpnfet Sapet, % oem, ser bep ln1Droet Senge,
gamle Sooner og O(oinge, Eiger % ipG6e Drcnge>
ollie @hfer % NRpore, iom grnoer fra 8rpsfl % n6 til 9Ron
set CT ae oen1, 1ont 6r f9n1pet, og aMe Sem, 1n br liot,
set ct ollie Sem, in 1u fommre % flyer: Gag 2anoet! 81 gtber oct fritz"
SO hi refter inoo Dem Dor @dano, ri bar lite anoet at eipre
oct er 1n oct glaoe 9uoFab - oob'n fun pierte % Gre!
Gef Saanoen no og tag ga6 imoo - % Sat iaa after % otter
for genounoen Sen og a8ro6er, for genfunoen Sefer og Doter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17

ban11e Sro font: "Det CT 6umt, at
Dann1arf inoloo Jig / &rig me6 Sper=
mogten, set bar nnDttigt at brtnge
iaa mango opre Dire, ieirleie ligger
6og &emperne Hague" Nu forla1t-
ger III fun Get, at Danntarf ifal ie
anoarleoes paa Dor Sag berefter.
&enf Ser ON! &bis ri / 1864
ganife lpoleit bap6e liitet % tilbage
oper @re1ien % operlo6t Sgn0er-
ipla1o / 5ienoens Solo, bporleoes
bil6e Gtillingen 90 bore blepen?
5enoeripoerne piloe babe foritaaet,
lat oe bar blebet ibeget at 6eres Mo<
6erlottb, at Danm1rf i11tet piloe ofre
for at rebbe Dem, at alt bur tabt %
6esu6en s@ren. Tror Ga nogen, al
Danifbe6en pil6e funnel bol6e Jig Ser
obre / to Menne lfeal6re?
Sg ri Denife ielp, bborle6es biloc
Dor GilDerel1e arte Jig, naar ri nluat~
te gao omfring og lfule til binan6en
for at l1ofin6e, bbem Ser bar 6e nteit
ifploige og 0e lt6rlte &11ioner, lfiule
bort Nnitgt operfor enbper no!Gn-
Ding, % alorig tur6e ie cit Spnberl
ipoe / 8inene? Stuff, bbab 6isie bar
bpret for % / Merfets Si6!
Sg en6elig l1olor6et. @i beb 1l
alle, bborle6eS Dor Mnieelfe ltey, 10
flere @rfartnger man tnobpiteoe out
6e ntpife MilitGrmagts Sperltgen-
be6. Mlle, Der bar reiit / lt6lar0et,
be6, at efterbaan6en blep 6anif Nabn
Joni 8as oberalt. @por oil man tro,
at 11ogen al Stormagterne pil6e babe
lpftet en- @aano for at genopreiie ct
2ano, ser baboe bragt Sfam ODER fig
ielb og ane fine 2an6smen6?
Derfor lp6er Soften fra &empe=
grabe11e:: $50, bt bar meo at genbin=
De BET tobte" Men set par bisielig
lite Mentngen frtbilligt at la6e Ster<
fte6elen al &obe6ltaoet blibe tilbage
i Sjen6ens 8ol6.
,gau bill iifferlig alle g%enleuen6e
,,8aabenbrg6re fra 1864 gerne ielo bee
re og til andre bore 8t6nesbpr6 ON
set berpmte Sr6: "San6beos Gag iei=
rer ielb i Me6erlag" ct 9r6, lom burr
De in6bugges / Min6eitenen paa Obj
lbgl.
2ao bette Orb bringe &ilien fra
Solfebiertets DDb til ollie Dem, Ser /
6enne Dmga11g bleb n6ell1ffe6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
9bbsfalt.

Mrs. 6rit5 Sacobien, 0mabo, of<
git / iioite uge ifg1ge "D. 8. g." pe6
Dpoen i cit Mloer al 81 9(ar efter len-
gree Ei6s Gpagbeb. Mrs. SS%ocobien
bar en- pregtig 6anif &bin6e, ser itile
90 omiorgsfulot regte6e fin Bligt
iom @uitru % Mo6er. SUN efterla-
ser Jig foru6en fin Man6 fire Sen-
ner, Der ollie in6tager anibarsful6e
Stillineer, oe to Dptre, ser begee er
Cite og / go6e Stem; ben pngite bleb
for tort Gi6 iioen gift meo Dr. g. $.
Mtlpooo. - @n itor Sfare al Sami-
liens @enner blanot bnilfe Mf6goe bar
meget .afbol6t, in6fan6t Jig peo 8e-
grabelien, og ct uieopanliet itort
&al6 al @~fteriomnerens if6nneite
8lomiter pi6re6e ON @ennernes DeI=
tngelie. @e6 8egrabelien ser foregit
i5pnbags, iang ct &irfefor, og &iiten
bares til @rapen al 9Ggteparrets fire
Sgnr1er og to 5Digeripnner.
Gn al Heterogeneous p%elfienote
garnle 8ionerer, Seren 81. Munf, ct
pluoielig afgaaet pe6 Dg6en / I'll
&iem giborg at 8~ierteImmelie.
San bar gaaet til 2aoen for at gipe
en- SEQ Mo6, % man fan6t BAN ogo |
en- Maisager. San bapoe beret Go11n:
tDfommtsfioner og gountpfasierer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17

Da bette 9igt bleb trDft / "Nfpens
9agbla6", leoiageoe oen gamle &ei=
%ifoleman6, 8olitifer og Siitorifer
6reoe 8oiien ne6 bisle 2i1,ier:
Digteren al CUBS &aa6e - bpor-
meo jeg foritaar en- 9igter, Ser ! ct
tort 9ieblif faar Naaoe til at u6-
trpffc fit 6olfs Ganfer - Sobunnes
S%9rgenien' bor i6ag offentliggiort ct
megtigt 9igt, iom iifferlig ON fgje
Sis bill bore fenot al bber eneite 6anlf
Mean6 % &pin6e. Set er en- gntltre1=
De I5filoring al 6e Dire, font Seir=
berrerne / &eroensfrtgen bar bragt
for at fri % ollie al &piflan6s @ol6,
og oertil tnpttet en- griben6e Saf for
SEN ge11bunone Del al 5pnoeripllan6.
Dfcn ser Finger n1ellem Sr6ene lige=
fom cit @enlp6 al ct noget bittert
5%pprgsmaal: 9anmarf, bpor bleb
Du at? @borfor bar gu fife
n1e6?
Sort Soft bap6e 1letop aa116et opbt
igennem beo Wgrfet paa DDbbpl
8anfe;; oct bar 10 go6t o%beritaaet, og
ri ben6te tilbage me6- Den glade 8e=
ni61tbeo, at mi fl1nbe ri np6e Dor go6e
$40!
Soa lpoer Sen manen6e Barrels
rsit: Dairmarf, bbor bar Du benne?
og Ri farer otter op og enioer Dinene.
@ba6 er Ser paa 6er6e?
&ar~et megtigt 9igteror6 beffe
ct 5olf at Dpale, iaa - tentte leg
- moaife set bel ogioa fun6e giere
[6et Mirafel at beffe. 9p6e .af Gro
fben.
Gent ON en- SSpoe al 8. 8rigaoe
bab6e' reiit fig al @ampegrapen paa
9pbbel (6er bpiler mango al 6em
90 laa iagtelig bab6e lt6talt: SO, Ri
bar me6, og babe Ri lite beret meo,
iaa Dor bor 5piter life blebet ge1t<
bun6et; tbi oa bab6e enb lite Ell 9ig=
ter funnel fin6e 6anife 6arper / Sre-
cit paa Nonte @rappa."
RI
De, 1om TOM biem fra &rigen
GA, bar ofte flaget ODER lite at bore
blepet mo6taget biemme tne6 &Dloeit
og 9gre.. Set er rimeligk at oct bar
iaaret 6e hinges @tno; men ri for
itob set, hi brogte 10 lite ben Gong
Seire biem. Derimoo er Ser en-
Snaf, iom bar iaaretia, oprert os
&nn6reoe @ange mere. Set bar iaa,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
Static Gremifribt / Silas. Gpnntp, isis

S @aar og Dag Ct ser ltor Count
tp 5air / eagle &iper, @ilaS Count
tp, isis. @nbber ser beigger oel,1e
l1oitilling bill fia1oe talrige og tale11@
De 8ebiier for. at @ilas County er
mellem De be6ite / statcn / 8roouf-
ton al &leber, Smaaieo al allie
FSlags> @ais, 6ooerroer og fremfor
alt ben itore pengebringenoe Mfgrpoe
al &artofler. @%abeiager, '9Gbler %
mango anore 5rugter gror til Julo=
f%ommenbe6. @eite, &reatl1rer, Spin,
Soar % @pns er paa l1oitilling o.
biler, bbab Der tan opnaas meo Sem.
S oct belle bepiier att at ser / Sc
lioite fao. Mur ct ifet p9l6ige 5rem<
lfrtet oenne @gn. 6or life mango
Mar lioen laa BEN ben iom bugget
5fob meo Stnbbe % 8uifbeflt II. Meu
mi breoer 6e 6Drte6e 9lgre mes oe
rige Nfgrpoer fig ale @egne> og @pg-
nt1gerne iparer efterbaan6en BERTH.
Denne nobifling er set en- @lpoe at
lngge Merfe til for bpem ser fra
le1rgere &io tilbage ito6ig bar trent
bolot, at iaale6es piloe set blipc, at
@ilaS Gountp inart niloe itoa paa
Sinie meo De be6ite i stoten. Settle
er mn beo at gaa / 0pfploelie. Meie<
ribruget er allere6e piot fremme, og
ollie er flor ober, at oct / 6remti6en
btl ipine Ell itgrre og itgrre @orle.
5aareablen oribes ogiaa meo u6bpt=
tie % bill blibe pioere uopiflet.
! Sanborn & 60. gagle @iper er
at Dem, Der itaoig bar arbeioet for
uobif1ingen % 5ettlinge11 al @ilas
County. De bar grunolagt flere bao-
De amerifanif e og ifanotnabiife Sett-
lementer, iom ita6tg bar beret iSpi6=
len for 6remgangen / Go%untyet. S Sc
fto1te 10 Mar bar @anborn & 60.
lolgt 2an6 til ober 500 Mpbpggere,
og EN- &eretur 40 bbiltenfombelit al
Neiene no at eagle &iber bill ober-
bebtie erbber om, bbao 6isfe Mpbpg-
gere bar u6rettet baa6e for fla ieIn
og for @g1en og 8Den. Sc /. @fi.
Sonn Of @onober, neiten belt bebpg-
get af @benifere. @bn6 Sc bar u6-
rettet /. Is 4ar me6 @poning, Op.
oprfning, 8pgning al Suie og Gtal-
oe> meo Sporatning al s&reatnrer %
5aar oib., oib., set er rent us for.
babienoe. 0g ION Be mennefer lam,
ler Bren1ier bftm fra County noitil-
Lingerie og an6re Ste6er - set maa
man 11Gften fe, fer man tan tro set.
5i6fte Mar folgte Sanborn & 60.
2ato til ca. $50 Settlere. Get Mar
til, og De bill nappe babe mere at
ialge. 9erfor beipg Dem M / otter
aare % i1aa en- Sanoel me6 Dem.
Gn6m CT 2an6et biIligt, men inoen
tort Si6 bill Garmene itige / @ris iom
ollie nn6rp @te6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17

belly ifal bu,1 itaa for 8leien al sc
tuberfulgie 8ern (5S), iom 1igger
l1oe / @lenpoo6 Harf.
Mtsl Mn0erien bar bi6til bGret
2eber a Spgepleiefontoret UNDER Sen
norolige 9ipiiion al Mmerican Meo
i@rosi. Sun tommer BERTH ierlia
bel itiffet til lit Mrbei6e, og Ser bill
bltpe NOT at tage &are pao. 5i6ite
Mar tog SDgeplcieriferne Jig al 5246
.~5pge6omstilfGl6e.
Sbenltaaenoe 8illeoe CT % belpil=
liglt oberla6t al "@finneapolts SRI
bune".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
Blanht Eanhamxnh.
Gonntp Mttornep 6. @oienmeier.

S Maret 1906 neoiatte Dor 2an6s=
man6 6. &oienmeier fig / @opalton,
Mtorriion County, Minneiota, Tom
Sagfprer. Son bite fig itrofs lom
en- iber6ig Mrbeioer, Ser TIM tpnfte
paa at 11aa set beoit ml1lige @einltat
for Dem, Der betroe6e 6eres 51ger i
bans Senber. Sg ban par belt
fgiennem paalioelig, iao olle fplte,
at oe trpgt fun6e la6e bam baretoge
oeres S%nteresier, enten set mi bar /
8engeiager eller an6re Sorbol6. Ser
for ia6 @oienmeier in6en ret Ipnge
| en- flor &rafsis, og efter nogle Mors
5orlpb bleb ban itarft opfororet til
at la6e fig beige til County Mobofat.
9ette @mbe6e bar ban mi rpgtet n6=
merfet 6 Mor % f1tnoe %iiifffert blipe
gienbalgt til set, iaa tit ban biIoe.
Men mi bar Moienmeier balat at
E[ -E#.''rI1
opgibe oct for at bIipe Ie6en6e 8onf=
mano. &an bar biit fig ogiaa iom en-
opgtig 5~orretmngsmano, og Diref=
tionen for @ountDets el6lte 8anf -
tie Mmertcan NattonaI 8anf, 2ittle
Sails, - bar mi formaaet bam til
at treoe ino / ben fom fgrite @ice-
preitoent, en- 5tilling, Ser bill gibe
bam 9obe6le6elien al aIe Banfens
6orretninger. @oienmeier bar iagt
ia til Spfor6ringe1 og neolpgger lit
Gmbeoe ben /. December. Sans M
|Shlltng bill blibe bua6e irofIp6elies-
rig og Bfonomtif go6, ban bill / ben
foo 2eilgibeo til at ,1orette meget for
fin @sn.
Santioig er 8anfen blepen reor-
ganiiere, % be6 Sioen Of ben bar Sc
farnne Manb bonnet "glnerican ga.
bings at,o &rut Gornpunp Of 2ittre
Sails, bbori @ofenmeier ogiaa BIZ
Der ferite giceprefioert.
81 srifer Dor garnle Ben % geeo.
arbeioer apffe % gooe aaar % aittle
Soils til 2pffe meo, at ban flaar lie
ne6 Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17

~EI-FsiR-E.A
@oipitalets getprelie inobpoer
penliait alle Danife til at beltose i
Soften. Man ftn6er let steoet, bpor
Soipitalet ligger 26. % Sarnep
.Sts. ~ i0et MAJ, Tiger meo Spor=
poa,ten til 26. og 8arnam sts. %
iaa gaar ee1t "blocf" MOB Spo. -
Som % par meo ale 1aa mango,
JON paa nogen Maaoc Tan.
@ianbefnIer alle oe at bore 2e<
iere, Tom tan ggre Ell Meiie til Sma-
ba, at bore beb Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17

til at bbre % ie, bploe og are oanit
Gang % Sfueipillerfunit. 2a6 % %
itrb bore be6ite 8loniter, bpor 6rr
06a f6rer % impoe, / 5taret af SIT
oianiomre1s @urpl,r og Col for:
~Spun er Sen beoite 8eoite,
iom ober SSor6en gaar."
Clinton abiit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
Gna,~Mnberien.

Gna Mnberien.
@1 0anit &pinoe, Deisi @ba N11oer-
fen, Sbiteroatter at @aitor M6am
Dams fsrite &l,itrlt, CT for nogle 9a-.
&c fi6en blepen ubr9bnt til Slper=4
i1ten6ent / "Mimeapolis 8iiiting
M,lrie M%siociation". Sum bill ium
Iaaban fom11e til at le6e 6e "piiittng
m1ries'" Mrbeioe, % ligele6es set al
Sltnobebsbeienets @Dgepleieriter. @l1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17
@aitor Sp6s. Gbriitiamieu.

Sra 8ornbolm mebbeles, at @alt.
Gbriltiunien, 6er / CONNER reilte fra
Ge6ar Sails og til Danmarf, bar
faaet forelebig eller @afance=Mniet=
telie / @mbe6et iom 8relt / Mefsp.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
TRIES BOLD PLAN ID
 GET CASH REGISTER

Listening to the jingle of the coins dropping into the cash register nightly in the Busy Bee Lunch room, 40 West Washington street, proved too much for T. O. Long, a taxi driver for Princes Taxi service, 15 West Wash ington street, and he devolved plan to satisfy a longing he had for the money box The plan worked, but not for Long and now he is guest of the city, awaiting a hearing next Thursday in the court of Justice Mc- kee on charge of grand larceny.
 Longs plan was simple. He waited until A o'clock Friday morning to carry it out. and then. according to the of ficers, he drove up in front of the lunch room. left the engine in the car running. Jumped out of the car grabbed the cash register from the front of the counter. threw it into the back seat of the taxi, and disap- peared west on Washington street !. Only two employees were in the lunch room at the time and they were in the rear.
 In laying has plans, however. Long did not reckon with Henry Johnson, night watchman of the Phoenix Ma tional bank. who was sitting in front of the bank. Johnson saw the cook in the lunch room run into the street and noted that the speeding car was taxi Officers Strathy and GiasScock went l down the row of taxis on Washington st2eet. found one missing. waited foi its return and arrested Long. Officers declared he confessed to taking the register.
 Johnson declares that there were | two men in the car. but Long says he was alone and refuses to give the name l of the alleged partner. The cash | register was found in cemetery two miles west of the city. where Lons
 is alleged to have hidden 1t. The regis l ter contained only $40 when taken ant
 was valued at $75. When recovered | at the cemetery the money was gone.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

You tell 'em, Exhaust, it's Pipe.
 The crazier you make them. the better chance you will have to win a dollar, and there is no limit to the number you hand in. The contest manager will take all that you can think of. only make them interesting. In answer to numerous requests, the childrens free dancing day will be changed to Thurs
 day afternoons instead of Saturday, so that the mothers can take the tots to the 'clean park for a free afternoon when the stores are closed for a half holiday. And on Friday, still another innovation is going to be launched to add to the ever r-increasing popularity of the clean park" Friday will see balloon shower" Ever hear of a bal loon shower? Up in the loft of the spa cious ball room at Riverside will be hidden three hundred toy balloons, and at a given signal they will be showered down on the dancers and spectators Dozens of the balloons will have cards attached and will be good for strings of dance tickets, bathing pool. tickets, gate tickets and many valuable prizes donated by merchants, and the park management, will be distributed. You
 don't have to be lucky to participate
 in a balloon shower. Just be there and pick out your own balloon. King Brady and his jazz hounds have received a
 new lot of popular music. You never heard real waltz until they play for you Honolulu Eyes" and they have
 the only copies of it in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
ADJUSTMENTS
Mn. S. Hart a. The Strand.

The Strand starts this morning with
 a three days engagement of the popu-
 lar wm. s. Hart. exponent of the sad
 dle, the six gun and the bronc, only
 this time Bill" takes fling at the
 silver sheet in a bran new role. He casts his lot as a he" milliner, hay
 ing been left a "petticoat store" by the will of a relative who has passed along When Big Bill gets news Of his inheritance he is working as lum-
 Der jack in the pine woods. and when he arrives to find his business that Of peddling female finery, he is flabber- gasted for the moment but he adopts a disguise and starts in to get line on the business from the position of house detective. Of course, the big fellow furnishes lot of comedy to the story by his attempts at mastering the skirt shop lingo. and while he is attempting to get a line on the petit
 coat trade, he falls so desperately in love that he threatens to wreck the
 whole shop. But this course of true love develops into a delightful story, and John Petticoats." as he is known
 not only masters his she" shop lingo
 but he wins a mighty worthwhile girl and incidentally shows the versatility
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27
Tax Assessors Talk
 Plans for Fixing
 Farm Land Values
rRepubIican A. p. Leased Wirel

DOUGLAS, Ariz., July 26.-Two ses- sions of the conference of the super visors of the various counties of Ari- zona, the county assessors and the state tax commission were held today. The morning session was taken up with speeches and the meeting in the afternoon was devoted to discussion of methods of determining the valuation of irrigated and dry farming lands of Arizona, but no changes were made in te procedure of arriving at the valua . tions C. NJ Zander presided at the meetings and V. A. Woods acted as secretary.
 Tonight the supervisors. tax com missioners and assessors were guests of the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines at a banquet in Agua Fri eta, which lasted from D. m. until midnight. There were 120 plates al the banquet table.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

Potatoes dropped one and one-haif cents a pound in price during the past week and are now selling on the retail market at six and one-haif to seven and one-half cents a pound according to the grade A car of California Diamond apr brand potatoes was re- ceived yesterday by one local whole sale dealer.
 4 car of mixed fruits and vege etables is expected to arrive tomorrow Large quantities of local green string beans and butter beans arc being placed on the market
 California fancy mixed pTtrrns arc plentiful. large shipments being re ceived almost every day. Local can taIoupes are also very plentiful and waterrneIons. although plentiful arc slowly being exhausted.
 Following is the local produce mar
Arizona republican., 1920-07-27

and how they climb and try to outdo each other for social hoDorS and pres tige It incidentally gives Corinne Grlf- fifth the chance to wear some startling gowns, and is augmented with sn epi- sode of the William Duncan serial, "The Silent Avenger." in which action is the middle name Of the picture. Dun can. than whom there is no more gift ed screen star in this particular line. is seen at his best in this rapidly nov ing silver sheet novel. This bill oo- tains for two days only.
 Kaufman Weekly at Columbia.
 '"Who Threw the Brick" latest sub ject of the Herbert Kaufman Weekly issued by Selznick, which is being shown at the Columbia Theater for Tuesday and Wednesday, is a minia- ture mystery drama centered on deter mining the identity of the man or wo- man who threw the brick-which in this instance is symbolic of Dame Ru- nor. In other words. who started the trouble? In picture form. and based on an interesting story. the entire pro- cess of spreading and it's dan gers is demonstrated This feature is one of the most interesting ever pre- scented at the Columbia Theater. pos 1 sessing good entertainment value as well as bringing home q number of striking truths in convincing fashion. The epigrammatic text supplied by Herbert Kaufman. Americas most
 widely read and highly paid author, contributes to make this weekly fea- 1 ture one of the brightest and most 1 into motion pictures. After showing picturized incidents in which innocent parties suffer from "brick-throwing, | the following Kaufmon subtitle is | flashed upon the screen: You talk
 too much. You accept too many unin- vestigated bits of hearsay as conclu- l sive evidence. You hold the honor oi | other men far too lightly"
 Riverside Park.
 l Lost of things are going to happen down at Riverside Park in the next two weeks. First of all Thursday night the management is going to steal 2 leaf from the thunder sheet of the big New York daily paper and start 2 You Tell Elm" contest. Iy you doni know what is'' You Tell Elm" con- test, here are the rules. Hand in any number of you tell ems that you car think of and they will be judged anG tho best five will be rewarded with ons dollar each. For example, a you tel 'em' goes something like this: "YoI tell 'em, Monkey Wrench. you've beer
 around nuts all your life;s You tel 'em. Patent Leather. I'm a Dull Kid;
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of :3.li Hart, for John Petticoats is considered the best picture the screen best-loved gun man has made on his Paramount contract. With the feature will be seen a sparkling comedy and the ever generous Pathe news, which sees all that is worth while in the world worth snapping with the camera
 John Petticoats remains for three days, and is followed by Mrs. Vernon Castle, the best gowned woman in the world in "The Amateur Wife" another Paramount Aircraft picture.
 Triple Bill at The Hip.
 The Hip has three big special pro- grams all offered on one day. First there is a sparkling melodramatic sto- ry. The Phantom Mystery with Mon roe Salisbury, the ex-leading man for the late Richard Mansfield. This is one of the most sensational pictures the great Universal film producing com pany has made in months, and smacks of the story of the ''Vendetti.' which scored so heavily some years ago in the. legitimate With the Phantom Melody will be seen Rock and Mont gomery. the funsters. in their own comedy creation, "Footprints," said to be a riot of fast comedy. As if this pair of offerings were not enough. the management has provided still & third attraction in Young Buffalo.' the western hero who serves via the silver sheet the fast moving outdoor drama, "Tex of the Cumberlands," a story of the wild country where moonshine is the birthright of the native. and where i the man who is the fastest on the | trigger is the one who lives to tell of the feud. This triple bill at the Hip l obtains for another day and is well
 worth a visit the critics say.
 corinne Griffith at the Ramona.
 At the Ramona the management is offering a double bill widely different i in appeal The feature is Corinne Grif- 1 fifth, the petite dramatic star. in a 1 screen version of the famous stage
 success of that master producer. Al H 1 Woods. The Gamblers" It was writ I ten for the stage by the late Clyde | Fitch and was one of the biggest hits 1 of it's day. Dealing as it does with tho | propensity of the upper social set tc I gamble. it holds open the door of the top crust of the worlds society to 2 | peep that reveals the devotees of ths 400 in a mad scramble to ousdo eacf i other in the race to see who Is thu greatest gambler of the set. Of course there is always the sordid side to | story of this kind. and someone has t get hurt eventually. and this pictur' tells just how the idle rich gambl'
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TO FORM cox-RoossveLr CLUB

TUCSON, July 26.-Billie B. Bush. president of the Tucson Cox Roosevelt club, will leave tomorrow morning for Ajo to assist in the organization of a Cox Roosevelt club there.