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Evening journal., 1920-07-20
DIRECTOR BOYCE
MAKES DENIAL
lContInuad from FIrst paee.


natures are sworn 20. The only
method OF checking up such permits
Is through the ofllce which originally
issued them. When the permits are
returned to the once from which
they purport 10 have been issued.
lhe officials there are IN position 10
know whether or not they were
forced or genuine.
Thus, whenever q permit ls shown
which Is IN the least suspicious. l
place one Of my agents aboard the
truck carrying the liquor. and he
stays with the load until 70 is turned
over 10 the custody OF Leo ] Gross
san, the district director at phladel-
nhla. Director CroAman then can
check up on The permit through the
original ONCE by Telephone.
The seizures OF liquor we have
made are ample evidence Of our
watChfulncss
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
pRFVFNTs IFWFLRY ROBBERY.

CHESTER. Pa. july Eu.-Al Jones, a
local puglllst. was the mean Of pre-
venting robbery Of the iewelry shop
OF Harry Rupert. on West Third
street. yesterday morning Jones,
sleeping at the Bartenders' Club on
the upper floor OF the building was
awakened by noise made by burglars.
He went to a switch and turned on
the lights which Illuminated the rear
alley. When he opened the window
he saw one OF the burglars jumping
from the window Of the iewelry
store and his pal running away. Both
lice a good description OF the pair.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
WOnWS DAMAGING TRFrs-

Hundreds OF small white worms
perforaie the leaves and effect the
branches OF shade troes al Fulton
street, between Lancaster avenue and
Second street The matter has been
brought to the attention OF Street
Commissioner Frank W. plerson. who
stated that an INVESTIGATION would be
made and II advisable the trees Will
be sprayed.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

changed; American Woolen, 81. un-
changed; Bethlehem b., S7%, Off % :;
General Motors, 249s, of u; Pan
American Petroleum, i02, Off Is Penn,
39h, OF u.
Announcement OF the wage award
In Chicago had very little effect on the
market. IL was said the question OF
whether the amount Of the award
would be acceptable TO union heads
was still left open.
The street, it was pointed out, would
await the decision Of the laboc chiefs.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
DELAWAREANS
GO TO MARION
IconlInued from FIrst pase.l

Continued from First Page.)
lee and committee on ARRANGEMENTS
tomorrow evening
Colonel Miller Will be chief mar
shal OF the parade IN Marion on
Thursday, assisted by Colonel William
Hayward and Colonel Theodore Roose-
Welt, OF New York. who are members
Of the Subcommittee on arrange
fnenis.
One OF the features OF the cere-
monies rs TO be the marching and unl-
forms OF such clubs as the Americus
Club. OF Pittsburgh, which will carry
red, white and blue silk umbrellas
The famous Blaine Club OF ohio and
the Hamilton Club Of Chicago, viii
be there also, and a new club. the
First Harding Club OF Ohio, will be
on hand.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MISSISSIPPI WANTS IoNrs

Samuel Jones, Negro. who has
been serving a sentence at the New
Castle County Ni0rkhouse. Tor brak-
Ing. entering and larceny, was ar
rested on his release this morning. by
Detective Frank W. Mccoy, at the re-
quest OF the Mississippi authorities.
Jones Is alleged TO have broken and
entered freight cars IN Cecil county.
Mississippi He said he was willing
10 foreso the necessary requlsluon
papers.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
GENERAL MOTORS PRosPERs.

GeneraI Motors Corporation sold
ti9779 passenger cars, trucks and
tractors in the three months ended
March 81. last which with the revenue
derived from sale OF its various other
products accounted for net profits Of
Si9,9i5,5i6 after federal taxes. Pro-
duction in the following quarter
little change from that Of the
first three months, so that earnings
should be about on a par with those
OF the first quarter. On this basis
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MEnALs AWAIT FX.soInIrns

Former soldiers who have not re-
celyed their state war medals may
obtain them by applying at the oilce
OF the Adiulant-General al the Arm
ory any day this week. The offloe
VIII be open between Q A. NJ. and 5
p NJ. and until 20 O'Clock tomorrow
evening
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
PRICES IRREGULAR
AT MARKET OPENING

NEW YORK, July 20. Omitted
Press)-Prices were irregular at the
opening OF the New York stock ex-
cnange today. American Smelters
opened at 59h, of * Studebaker. SO.
on a United States Steel. 9O7s, off u |:
Baldwin, ii7h. onM; American Can.
55sss, up = Southern Railway, %. on
"a; Nanadium, SlA, off Is; Tobacco
PRODUCTS, g. up 4 Texas Company,
4o7s' up a Southern Pacific, 92A, un-
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, July 22. UNITED
Press. )-Spots opened in moderate re-
quest today with prices steady. Sales
amounted to 5000 bales. Receipts
totaled 1000 bales, no American.
Futures opened steady. American
middlings. fair, 32.74; good mid
dlings, 2999; fully mlddlings, 2S7fs
middlings. 27l9; low middlings, 1904
good ordinary, 20i9; ordinary, 1919.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
CHICAGO GRAINS

Chicago, July 20. Omitted Press -
Opening grain: Wheat Dec, 26i9
or; March, 262. Corn, July, i509491hs
Sept, i52%@53; Dec, 1904. Oats,
July, 9OA@%; Sept. 7A@h; Deo.
76l4@ss.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
HARDING JARS
GOVERNORCO
Continue nom FIrst pare ,

prchension after Governor Cox was
nominated because Of the Ohio Gov
ernors reputation as a fighter. II
was feared by some IN the Hardine
camp that the Democratic nominee
would take the offensive and place
the Senator at a disadvantage.
The situation has actually been re-
Versed, according 10 Republican OBJ
servers here. who declare that by
Ills series OF attacks on the Demo-
cratic candidates league OF nations.
Harding has raised a number OF
questions which Cox win be forced
10 answer early IN The campaign.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
DELLETnNIE sCnnnI. pIcNIc-

Bellefonte Sunday School will en-
10y a picnic at Eden Park. on Thurs
day. Children with their parents. are
expected bo attend They will leave
Marion avenue at 20 o'clock, in spe-
cial cars
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MIR LAWS on WESTERN VISIT

@. A. Laws. Of the Mcmahon Fur
niiure Company Sixth and King
streets. Is on a visit TO Detroit, Pitts
burgh, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo and
Niaeara Falls. While In Detroit he
Mcmahon Company for a number Of
years,
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
$50 PENNSY MEN
WILL LOSE JOBS

The ten per cent. reduction In the
office and shop forces OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad, ordered yesterday,
Will affect about $50 local employees
OF these about 100 will be from the
clerical ranks. The remaining $50 Will
be mechanics, car repairmen,f . sweep
ers and machinisis now employed at
The shops and yards OF the company
IN the city and along the lines Oper-
ated from this city.
In speaking Of the required lay Off
an Official OF the company said II was
a long looked for move by the heads
Of the divisions operated from French
street station While this official
said the lay Off was for economic
purposes. others said IL was because
the company cannot obtain cars for
freight purposes.
AT the ofllce OF Gamble Latrobe &c
was said that while this lay on will
Affect many employees, who have
been wholly efficient in service. the
company expects TO return TO its pre-
war normal conditions regarding the
employment OF its new employees.
During the war the company was
forced TO discontinue its method OF
examinations and take any person
applying, in the emergency.
Ihis lay or affects the pennsylva-
MA Railroad on all its entire eastern
lines, as far west as Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ANN HTs CHIn.

Freda Sklutl, aged 3 years OF Si5
Poplar street, was slightly injured
yesterday afternoon, when struck by
an automobile operated by Harry
child was treated at the Delaware
Hospital
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
UNDERTAKERs FTELD DAY.

A field day in connection with the
business session Of the Delaware Stale
Funeral Directors Association Will be
held on Tuesday. August i0 at the
Delaware Saengerbunds summer
A0ine, Grubb's Landing.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
DANCE FOR WoRKHOIcF nam

Michael Brank will give a dance al
The Italian Republican Club head
quarters on Thursday night. The
proceeds will be donated 10 the Work
house Band for new instruments and
music.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
WILLIAMS LANDS MIC DRIM

Wnllo llsnlng 40 Ocean Civ on
sunday, Joseph ]. Williams. on 5O2
McCabe avenue, landed drum lsh
weighing 40 pounds. Mr.. Williams
and another man landed twenty-nine
large FISH on the trip.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, July 20. UNITED Press
The cotton market opened steady here
todayP rices were: July H.75 un-
changed; October 1881, up 29;
cecember, 1853, up %; January, 3262,
Y; March 3i.SS, up i3; May BIOS, up
i6.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
RAILROADERS
PLEASED, 0 re
CHIEFS Think
CONTINUED from First page.J

tContinued from First Page.)
and e. T. Whittier. only representative
OF the railroad managers.
The union men then left 10 attend
their own meeting. The board mem
bers their work finished for the pres
ent VIII prepare to consider eX-
pressmen's demands next week.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

The Want Ads present many opporl
iunines FOR making spare hours prof
iLable.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company, dupont Build
ing furnish The following quotations
of local securities:
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. May %, 20.
Furnished The lntelligencer by A. b
Maslen & Co. members New York Cot.
Ton Exchange, second floor National
Bank Of W. Va. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
my GOODS,

NEW YORK. May 2S.-Dress stns-
hams were priced for spring 1871 today
at slightly advanced levels. Cray goods
were steadier. with yarns quiet. Burlapss
were easy. wool goods unsettled and
silks weak. ..-u-..,..,.r-.-,+-..A--
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N. Y. SIUCE EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. MAY by 4. n.
Igrn'SnSSt CO. members OF the New n YHEs
s MaSS Exchange. National bah n Brand,
%, wheeling. ". Va. Louis l. ps"N
PSsident PARTNER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
MARLAND'S Value
IS VERY GREAT
Oh, EXPERT TALKS ABOUT A Sc
CURITY or GREAT LOCAL
INTEREST.
ESTIMATES MARYLAND BOOK VAbuG
AS PAR ABOVE 81 PEE SHARE.
VALUE on A YHODUCTION 8ASS
EQUAL TO PAR OH STOCK.

Expcrts on Marland Refining COM
pany stock express GonsideraOie s sur
pTis" that the stock a mas peen in the
Whnel,ns and the pittsburgh stock ex-
change The real book value or tho
stock il about twice this hgure; ana its
prospective value ~ considerably ABOVE
that. An authority on oil matters
terday I'm discussing IN" matter Sa'u "
an IntelligencGr reporter:
MARYLAND has now settled production
OF close to seven thousand barrels OF OH
4 day. Settled production se' .s IN md
dollars q barrel. Taken, thereiots.
simnlv as producing oil prompertv
without any regard 10 itS r!ch uhue-
velopod territory, or enormous hcle"es
OF leases in territory that mas Deet,
waI,ic as an oil producing property, OF
over s2., O00. 900. Tho refining plant
and its accessory equipment At pohca.
haye value Of not less than SIX OF
seven million dollars. and. the woik,n ns
ca pitsl Of tho corporation IS many "l4-
ions more. 81,
Narland Is capable OF being enormously
Increased any time that 4 program on
intensive drilling is undertaken tor
that purpose. 1t has been the potcy
in the ground and not drill except lot
the development OF new territory. and
tho protection Of its lines. \ great
deal of money has been spent in new
development; In the marking out OF new
fields. and the acquisition OF oil proper
ties for the future. The MarlanG Cos;
drilling program has been directed
along these lines rather than for tho
Immediate purpose Of turning in enor..
nous quantities Of oil. In fact the OIL
refinery, with all the improvements that
have been made on 1t, is not capable or
handling the oil produced by about two
thousand barrels day. and therefore,
an Incentive to Immediate oil produc-
ton. beyond this limit does NOT exist,
Any careful study Of Marland would
show that the properties are worth any
whsre from nifty 10 seventy million dol
lars, and in fact. experts who have
gone over the territory, have placed an
Estimate as high as eighty million dol
lars on the property without regard to
a large amount Of new territory Which
has since proven very good. IN my
Judgment Marland stock at the present
price 10 one OF the biggest bargains ever
offered"
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N,Y,,STOCkS

>.,,,. WORK. MAY 29---Thc approach
~ day had II perceptthle errect NY
Us ,Sc volume % business IN inc $50
,,,,~Ert today. dealings raiHhk " a., tn
inaL prOpOru"ns. inc Wv ,',sct how
.,Tnnr almost from the OUTS,
and rails .ts % OK
~, fresh pressure Hntn>t SpNCul",'.f,
sues. hastnE their tr" ,,'.,n.l but when
w" n,IitL,n ;uilrd - develop ""S'E
covering CnSurd. bas
..,u Ioaps once moro held at NAat ~
,,r,rrtcaily become the hNSo Tin, at
1ar,.,.nt and many laFsc p"t -, Tucs-
','nratIon running INTO h'N. 80.
thAl W. rn,,,rird Further Sllshl
90 ,,,,, Of tiule money was ,rt.trd
-, mis- was almost wh"'S
20 thirty day maturI"S .,aI
Balls are far more a.1,nn ,.s~ huylng
cons, Iiyislon embracing aiIioS ~
OF UNA, Va, popular high anu ~"
SC"'r U.,,ns Accompanying TINS M
49, y:ns n steady ucnlan9 !o' nnints
r,iiroad bonds At gains Oh o,innrd 10
ran 49, .,yiSs the movcment com, no,,in-
otnerM.,r IN steels affiliated EQUIP
t "i,vi'' niIs and motors ana thSn ~
ht 'Stts With sprinkltns OF Sn'PpS
I,.',hrrs and food sPectaltTn,io, falling
,ars were an exception - =
Hue."t,,,rI the close on reports " IA
naEN :, The I'M" raw product Sales ah'ouA'e
10 'S Sn,rp reaction in marks when ssn
cS,LeI tn tT noteworthy feature OF the i, 1877
WAS, was ' "xcManse market. Among .o ssnancial
n%itonal banker ;I the much }"PG discussion and
ybsrty bonds and Victory notes T sr,
ha .'iar Foreign bonds. NOTABLY r,h
,ish and Dominion Of C ,.sIMs aaESregatsd
med Total sales par SorJs We're un-
$3.50. 900. Old l. D po'uS
hanged on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, w Va. May 90. 20.
Furnished Tss InteIliRencer by A. f.
Maston & Co, members Pittsburgh stooA
Exchange. second floor National Banb
Of W. Va. BLDG.
STOCKS. Bid. Ask
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va. May %. 90.
Furnished. Tn" Intelligence" by :. r.
Masten a. Co. u'"mbcrs New YORK S,"CS
iExchanEr, second floor National Danl
* ". Va. E;dg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
cr1cAoo LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May 26.-CattIs 0,UVU'
Raj stecrs mostly IS cents higher
ycarl!nEs 400: best heavy is;So; pu aE
I'm. bluk l4.oO@145O: all others
s steal nnlk bologna bulls s:2Eas;5o;
sh" stock S.5O910.5o; good heifcrs
HOGS $4,000. most 1oT1S cents high,
or. spots 20 cents higher: mealqm ana
iiaht and light butchers 1900 1913;
hulk and over 1880 piss 20 cents higher
With bulk l2.O09 1900
sheep 5000. Quality poor. Best
lambs steady to IS cents higher others
weak Sheep ?5G 50 cents lover; prime ne
Mi 90: few native spring lambs I7:7S:
bulk 16.O0616.:5; choice Fat ewes 1880
m1O.15.
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-BuYzwAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
CHICAGO CORN

CHICAGO. May 2S.-Acu'r W L o,,rn
su.iL,ulv manifested itself III me 60. ~
,n.,r,,: In,itv simultaneous with false
i, r' ,,ttiCd. Although dcn'"lS OF an!
settlement were soon lorlhCoi"' q
,',;c,.! ~ III, and closed nervous; -
rot lover, with uly 1863 to 1853
and September l5lS> /" l3l 's:.:,r. 10
=" "inis lost }. 10 s.. and provisions l.
;n 50 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
LOCAL STOCKS

wrTUNI,fNA ". Va. May %, 80.
0"i1n ouoIation list WAesliAE 4teoo
cxehangs. complied for the 2nsslliSNe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29

Total sales ST7.3oo shares;
IRREGULAR quarterly dividend $3.50
per share. ,,,,, .,x
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, w. Va. May 80, 20.
Reported by A. L. Mastsn y Co.. mem.
hers New York Stock Exchange. second
floor. National Bank OF W. va. blus.
STOCKS. Bid. ! ASK
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May -, 60 :.
Furnished The IUteiiI"cIEer ny
! ua.i,.m & Co.. nl"runrrs R"stun St"ch
2 M"sc.n srrrnL floor National BANK
II ". Va E.dE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29

,,..,, r,uo,ations. Wheat. No. !. north
&, -, ' I',T, :. 50. ~. mixed 2SS. '3rn
3 > ,n ,niyrIlg5 n igJ: 80. ; yellow ~
, q ~; oats. ~. " whit" 40 ~ i"n ;;., ~
4 whit. luSi. ri ~. FORK NOM
Lard @r.ju: IBIS l'."0 u lS'-''
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MA KOLUMBUv DEN
BUDOU v PRUVODU TRI
A~LLE0ORICKE vOZY

Omaaskf italskf spolky, jez
mail IN starosti n~spofdddni W.
rocni oslayy m Kolumbhv Den,
Y 1tery, IL Hina, %posiaraly Nc o
yyprayeni tfech aIlcgorickych 70.
N, jez bndon do velktho prhyo,
dn zafancny, Jcden y yozn Dude
pfrdsiavoyai LODI ''Snntn Marin,
na ktert kolnmbus podniM sypji
pnmdtIlloduou p%Iaviu Ma dru-
hem \ yozn bude znazorndno 10
lumhoyo plistdni v San Salvador
u nn ifelim Dude ndpodobcna scd.
~, kdyz Kolumbus doslovil No
pred spandlskon kraIoynn Isabpl.
IN II pozadovnl vice pendz, nby
mohl 20 sven objcyeni jindho III.
IN syfta pokrafoynt kolombhy
Den jest Y Nebrnscc zdkonp}m
Agltkem
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gTo oBcHoDNfK0 PovEDE
DOHLED MA DOpRAvU

komisaf Ringer, ieditel p%olicci
nihn odborn, n nhcelnik poliuir,
Ehetstein, slibili ycskeron podpo.
III polieejniho odboru novdmu v,
horu pro bczpeenosi, ktery byl
odveiyim Obelodni komory IN
mistnkt laleiIiosii ntyofcn Y vi.
inu odsimndni silenc jezdipich
osob u omnlskfeh nlic Dobro.
yolnd aelu, pozhsthvajiei 10 100
ohclodnikh, ktcfi .isou tleny Oh.
chodni komory, byla y2aia pod
pfisuhu jake zvlasini polIccjni
hotoyosi, iel bude miiI prdyo u
moe Mtknonti kazdtho, kdo bu.
dc pfi poruscni %doprnyni ordinon
&c pfistiien
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rAf NAJEspu MA HrNNu
xArcENf n MuyI

\ neisli " 4 ~ hud rauu "
IL ralieistO pfuseslln leslvn /, NJ
Nstsleh nAissdh na hprun \ ~.
lAunla ~ mutr uamhliii Tito
h,li nflsllleA i haarmsnle pod
dauiniAalsl I'm ahehodem 4 ION
iilni III uilce II n Larsen \ 4
liip AmeA ave hsl paicen 4 pn,l
rAfnku dan lahn Nyiriuyalei nr
rufhdnehn llomu lHt mnlsr
hraeskA ph Hlulkn a ir,lrn yrlks
slnl na hrani ku4irk hsl, mba,c
ny i na pulheini staniei donru.
srn,, TAX ah, tich mnhln hsti ,
polierinlm sunde jake lnknsn pn
usito Vsiehni mnti h,h pu slu.
1eni tawkl, 30 hagd,, proru.
stttn.
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SPOLKU v
OMAZE A SOUTH OMAZE

Die rozhodnuti IIIavni Tfp.
doyuy Amcriektbo C%eryentIo
kfilc " Wasbingtont, maji Nc
konati We Y4eeh osadhcb poradni
srlldzr zhstapcn vsech e%izojazyf
.tfeh organimet
Y sobofn un ryehlo obesldnn
byla scIdzc zdstupch feskSrIl
spoIkn, pokud byly zndmy adrrsy
feditolm lcskoAlOyenskhho Odbo.
~ fizoinzydnf InfDmmdni kas.
eclhm American National Red
ross. VI Stree ~ lIrbkoM.
schdm Moldna IN q. bod Y ~.
d6li odpol Y SokoIoynf, III ~
d Mnrtm ulici Sebhzc 70 s1cnst
nil n~hslodujiei zdsinpi " 80.
Omaly, n. Anm Mudafoyd, slr,
Anezkn Beudorh u ~ A Vino.
VI n Omuhy, pl Anezkm llth
dofek Il Alba Jinkrogdt pf H.
MiEkoyskt pt Anezka Enchd pi.
Emil" Bandhmurroyd, ri NJ Bar
fosoya, pf A, Vifhmydsoyh D pf
NJ fIofrjM Panoyt q r. lief
manek, Y. Tesaf, j. Jdinek, Y.
Acjfnek, StsnisIay Aerpdu u v.
Sndfk !.
We spinzi pfcdaodaI8 y|yDikajf
|ef 1eska, Nc sarka ~ Hrbkogh.
ktcra %yysyffiiIa, jskfm zpnAobem
yrdenD budc pff5u kampm A &,
H pro rob 1921, ktrfa Mporbr
dnn II Iisfopady u nk0nbnna b0
de " listopgdu. ~ den Dfkh
yzd6ni beio6Uf tamp0n bndp
nan0Jvfh Mjimsyop Mnde W.
z5y6dnt 0 pofet sfoupnu9et Ne,
M <Wganitaei A & n rbzufeIt
III TGIubbfL
PDukazaw M ~. JAW A. {, X.
poD,1t5 peskosIovrDskb rrpnbliee.
IN y mfsie0 mtuDIthb rokp byIo
poyDiepc prO leskDslovenko phi
druhfiW mJIimm doilarh, pak
nuobD m9oph n1yhlW | DbDose
MIN H0tsfyg u m0Dhp sagon6 pos
irwin a, u ~ efara ~ NJ by
~ tDfOU dltkbm dostbFajo vi
kf5f denph TRIPLE Yfrggg ~ jet
x5Gath rlnaui bbJo5 rbmoe NJ
bud lajrn Jednoto tWfaaa
|hf1W by taxi hgmaoni mgyrva
nefodpomgn h y1tN IA Jejlna
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IN prisn gobo6 n fiJna, NJ
ar. uspofadd III led sotof
1yrs vfrof0i aybj yrlikoIepf pies
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
strand Theatre.

The giving Of ones life to save some other person has always been consider ed the supreme sacrifice. But there have been incidents of living sacrifices where death. would have been a much morevel- come solution. Such sacrifice is ms de by Norma Talnade in -Panthea.' a stir- ring story of the. pre-war days Of Rus sia. which will be shown at, the Strand theTtre Thursday.
 ';Panthea' is one of the best pictures Miss Tsimadge ever played in. IL is without question the most dramatic In the cast are many whose names have since become great in the world of pie lures. If was directed by Allan Dwan.
 Who is the most beautiful woman an the stage.-
 Many have asked this question and from many. others have come this answ- CT:
 The most beautiful woman on the stage is strangely not woman-but 3 man. Julian Eltinge. .the most unique star in, all s.ardom is the cause of this para adox
 ThIs fact Is. demonstrated anew in Julian Eltinre's latest Republic picture An. Adventures" now showing at the | Strand theatre. The comedy picture fo- | day is The Country That God Forget and William Collier in The Servant Question. comedy. The Paper Hanger. al the Strand.