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Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-22
Acid-Stonnach

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17
WORTH KNOWING

Fried oysters should be dipped at
least four hous before they are fried
The dressing can thus dry. and the
oysters will not absorb so much fat
People with great deal TO do OF
possessors of highly nervous organi-
cations should. take a day in bed ev-
cry fortnight CT so.
Often when windows are in need OF
cleaning soft clean dustcloth rub
bed over the surface will make a
great improvement.
When frying fritters or fish balls
the fat must bestoiling when the balls
are dropped 10, to prevent the fat
from soaking into them.
Molasseg cak be used in place of
sugar in any cake mixture. If the
molasses. is da(k the cake will be as
good as when rlsugar is used.
Put a few tsaspoonfuls of picalillI
into the Frenth dressing and see
what a deliciot9s salad it makes on
plain lettuce leSves. I
Baked potatoes with grilled ham is
an excellent breakfast dish when
haste in the preparation of food is
rot imperative
Decorate a chiId's birthday cake
with chocolate figures of animals on
the icing and see what enthusiasm it
arouses
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17
(Contributed.)


Winter is here with its glory and
pomp
With its clear white snow in which
the children romp;
With its icicles that like diamonds
shine,
When they hang from the bare viii
lows and the evergreen pine.
In the house on the hearth the fire
blazes and sings,
While up in the chimney the wind
shrieks and rings;
And oh. how nice it does feel,
To sit and tell stories after the even
ing meal.
Children on ice-skates go to and fro,
Like sea-gulls they skim over the
snow;
They come in the house with numb
feet and frozen toes,
Putting and blowing and with red
nose.
BY RUTH KATSEF.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17

! 1t costs nothing to be polite. except
possibly an effort at times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17
HORSE RACING, FIRST OF SPORTS
TO HIT STRIDE AFTER ARMlSTlCE
CEy The Associated Press,


meetings. Besides his Derby victor.
which has been retired 10 the stud,
Dominion. Scotwell, Grand Fleet, SKY
rocket. the Midshipmite, and others OF
less calibre, were winners of forty
two events, while his filly Bright Folly
was one of the best of her sex in the
two-year-old division. Lord Glanely's
winnings, in purses. alone. throughout
the season exceeded thirty thousand
pounds tsI5oO0a)
Lord Derhygas a swimming owner was
second with about <fIo.000 and Major
d. McCaimont next With $4,000. King
George V won eight races during the
season and about $4,000.
The fat racing season OF 1920 in
England will begin with the Lincoln
Spring Meeting on March p and the
first of the big handicaps. The Lincoln
shire. will be run on March "a The
Liverpool will take up the remainder
of the opening week, the principal at
traction being the Grand National
Steeplechase to be run on Friday,
March 26.
The dates for the English three
year-old classics have been announced
as follows: At Newmarket, two thous-
and guineas. April IS. and one thous-
and guineas April go. AT EPSON. the
Derby, June and the Oaks. June 4.
! At Doncaster. St. Leger, September s.
! Lady James Douglas whose horse,
/ Gainsborough. was the winner, the
4 New Derby in 1918 won the Oaks, an
other of the classic races, last year
with Bayuda at Epson. This was the
only winner with which the filly's
owner was credited during the season
/ of 1919. but it netted her sum of
/ $4,000.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17
NEWS NOTES OF RED
CROSS ACTIVITIES AT
HOME AND ABROAD

Brest. France.-The American Red
Cross has solved a problem that was
giving French officials much worry
that of repatriation" of young Eu
ropeans who attached themselves as
mascots to American Army units.
who were left behind in debarkation
ports when the doughboys sailed for
home Dozens have already been re-
turning to their own homes or found
shelter in suitable institutions in case
of orphans.
Serbs See First Movies
Nish. Serbia Red Cross
moving pictures are being used to
teach Serbians how to combat tuber-
culosis. malaria ,typhus and other
diseases caused by lack of sanitation.
Peasants come from miles around to
see the pictures. the first of any kind
they have seen.
Grave Photos To Relatives
Washington. - Photographs of sol
der graves in France are being sent
to relatives b. the American Red
Cross, working with the Graves Reg
istration Service. Each identified
grave has been photographed and be-
fore the work is completed $4,000 OF
these keepsakes of the fallen will
have been placed in the hands of their
loved ones.
Riga.-Fighting between Lettish
forces and the armies of Prince Ava
loft recently was halted to permit the
American Red Cross to bring food TO
the starving thousands within the
city. The armistice was arranged by
Col Edward w. Ryan, who Is direct
ing extensive Red Cross relief opera
tons in the Baltic states.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17
~NINE LAWS FOR THE
PEDESTRIAN"


Suggested by Francis NJ.
Hugo. Secretary OF State
for New York
1. Do not cross a street except al
the corner crossings, p possible. This
.applies particularly 10 city traffic.
.. Do pot fail to stop and look in
both directions for automobiles. and
listen for the warning automobile
horn. before attempting to cross a
street.
3. Do not rush across highway
ahead of fast motor vehicle. II is
faster than you.
4. When in doubt. give the passing
automobile the right of way. Personal
SAFETY is more important than pride
or pique.
5. Do no. dodge across a crowded
city thoroughfare between passing
cars when the semaphore signal
commands you TO stop.
g. When alighting from a street.
car. always look behind the car be-
fore attempting TO reach the curb.
I. Never cross. a street directly in
front OF or behind street car that
has stopped momensarily. There Is
danger from street cabs and any fast.
moving automobile approaching from
4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17
A LIST Of DON'TS
ONE MUST OBSERVE
UNDER PROHIBITION
1t is unlawful:

1t is unlawful:
To make or sell intoxicating
liquor without a permit from the
Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue.
To carry liquor with you, "on
the hip or in any other way.
To tell anyone where he can
get drink
To own or sell any apparatus
for making liquor.
To make hard cider from sweet
or by any means to put a kick
into bevo or grape juice.
To tell anyone how he can
make liquor.
To distribute any tablet or
substance to he used in making
liquor.
To possess any uiquor, EX-
CEPT: In your own home; in
United States bonded warehouse;
on an authorized physicians pre-
scription; for sacramento pur-
poses.
To sell even Notwithstanding
cider or fruit juices except to
persons with licenses to make
vinegar.
To advertise liquor for sale,
or formulas whereby liquor can
be made.
To give liquor TO anyone except
for consumption in your own
home immediately after the gift
To exchange anything for liquor
or one kind of liquor for another.
To import or export liquor.
The penalty for illegally max
ing or selling liquor is: For a
first offense fine of not more
than $1,000 or Imprisonment for
not more than six months; for a
subsequent offehse. fine of not
less than $500 nor more than
$4,000, in ssdaition TO imprison-
ment for not less than one month
nor more Il jan Eve years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17

is an exaggerated form of Grip. LAX
ALIVE BRoM0 QUININE Tablets
should be taken in larger doses than
is prescribed for ordinary Grip. A
good plan is not to wait until yoa are
sick, but PREVENT 1T by taking
LAXATIVE BROM0 QUININE Tab
lets in time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17


New York, \. " January l7.-
Reports from various foreign oun-
tries indicate that racing was one of
the FIRST of the many sports to swing
into its stride again within a few
months after the signing of the armis-
tice Records and statistics gathered
from numerous sources at the close OF
the 1913 turf attest the fact that rae
ing enjsSed prosperous sess.nl and
prospects, favor a still greater revival
during the coming year.
Lord Glanely. who heads the list of
winning owners on the English turf
for the season OF 1919. purchased the
Derby winner. Grand Parade, as foal
for 420 guieas. The colt had a very
profitable two year old carer, particu-
larry while racing over the Irish
course where he finished several times
Dominion. stable companion. was
the more fancied of the two for Derby
honors by Lord Glanely and his train
er and even up 10 the start for last
years Blue Riband. at EPSON Downs
the hopes of the stable were centered
on Dominion, which ran indifferently
throughout the race. Grand Parade il
the son of former Derby winner
Orby which was owned, bred and
trained by Richard Croker the Ameri
can horseman,
Lord Glanely's Fortune
| Lord Glanely's good fortune in Sc
curing such wonderful foal for Sc
small sum. extended in other direct
ions as his run of luck was remarkably
His colors were frequently seen il
front at the finish in many races fol
platers and stake horses at all sorts Of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17
the opposite direction.

the opposite direction.
s. Admonish children to keep of
the highways and not to use them az
La means of travel if there is a side
walk.
Q. Alertness. balance, and caution
these are the ideal A. B. C's of the
careful pedestrian.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17
HERE AGAIN
FOR SALE

3 Two 1917 REBUILT FoRDS, No,
condition. $3.50 and $3.50. tires
GOOD. new top: one 1919 CHEvOLET,
$3.50: one ATLAS TRUCK. 1915.
Z Apply
BEADMORE'S GARAGE.
80 Al Randall st.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-17

There isn't much hope for the man
who would rather be on the level thar
climb upward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22

An Illuminating Instance OF the
enormous expense ~ taking one
scene IN feature photoplay n fur
niahed In the caac Of "Marooncd
Hearts" new selznick picture
featuring Conway Toarie and 2cnn
kccfe.
One scene calls for IN. sinking Of
a is0foot yacht From a mil.
liouslrc member % the Florida
coast colony a boat was icascd for
two weeks AZ Coz, Of $4,000. A
technical director and corps were
sent 90 Nassau. where a counter.
par, OF THE yacht was bull; at a
cost % $1,000.
II IL ea,imaicd by Lewis =. selE.
nick. The producer. that 1900 more
was expended In salaries Of the
principals and company. together
with their expenses. making total
81 IS. 900.
And this IL only one scene. en-.
tirely separate from The numerous
sets built at tho Fort Lee studios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
A New Star Arrives

Mr and Mrs. William Desmond
are receiving the congratulations OF
many friends on the birth OF daugh.
ter The child was born on April 6
~ the Beverley Hllla home OF the
Dcsmonds. near los Angeles. Cal.
and has been ohristcned MARY Joan
ma" Mary IN tho FIRST name or the
mother. who was known on the
screen as Mary Moivor before her
marriage 20 Mr.. Desmond. and Joan.
ma f. tribute 20 the mother OF the
popular Mr.. Desmond.
The arrival Of tho new star In the
household resulted In tho opening for
IA short time Of tho famous Desmond
cellar and the many friends Of the
actor In the cast OF The Prince and
Betty" and other famous photo.
plays were given an idea Of Bnrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
Picture hfter

Matt Moore. brother OF Tom and
owen Moore. plays the role OF re.
porter in Whispers. starring Elaine
Hammcrste!n.
Alice Joyce. the VltaFraph star. IL
ono Of the few actresses who lnaists
on speaking her lines II Il H.
before camera. Tier next produc.
ton 10 hc seen win be Dollars and
the Woman"
sydney Alnswurth. one ~ the
screens most popular villains. now
playing with Jack Plckford In a
Double Dyed Drcelver.~ would have
been a minister. Il his mothers hopes
and intentions had been realized.
Bert spro,ec. who plays the part
Of "Buffum." keeper Of ihc county
farm. IN the new Goodwin picture,
~Jcs' Call Me Jim" starring WIN
Rogers. ~ a stamp collector. lie has
more than 5000, dated from 1850
and gathered from all parts OF the
world
william sFaverrharn. Hedda HOP
per. ChnrleA Gerard aud other fea'
turcd PLAYERS with Director Burton
George. loft this week for tho Cana
dian Northwest. where they will make
The wilderness Fear The story II
By Michael J Philips.
Ernest Truck makes nnn hule
detective and incidentally shows sur
prtsing ability a. 4 ahimmy dancer
in HIS latest comedy. stick Around.
Charles West. who portrayed thr
dope fiend in Marshall Nclian'u The
Rivers End" has been re-engagrd 20
appear in an important part In a nsw
production By tho young director pro
Queer.
Allan Dwan. after a semivncnton
al cxpcditiax thru tho mountains Of
California 4 search Of Atmosphere.
has begun work on tho last Of the
series OF six pictures he contracted 70
produce for Mayiiower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
miss HOBBS" IS
NOW COMPLETED

Announcement Is made tina, tho
filming Of Miss Hobbs" wasda
IRwl~y'H first Reaiart starring We
hicie. has been completed. and that
the screen version bids fair TO outdo
the stage production. which WIS one
81 tho big comedy hits 81 It's season.
Tho ultra modern young woman
with her radical ideas. IL new note
In screen plays, and Director Donald
Crisp and capable cast supporting
MISC Hawiey have lot no comedy OPP
portuuity slip. say those who saw
the daily runs OF the film In Holly
wood while production was In
progress. Miss Hobbs" will 30 re-
leased NJ An early date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
GLADYS BR0CKWELL'S
MONUMENT TO HOBO

Hobo I. was an Alrcsialc--a prize
winning dog that once was the prop
vrty q Gladys Brockwell. the Fox
star. who is making her thirty
eighth Fox picture. "a Sister to Sa'
lone" Hobo I was sent TO France
BY tho popular star nj the beginning
Of the world war. and gave his hfc
in tho service.
Miss Brockweli has erected In hon.
or Of this true soldier little bronze
monument. made by well known
sculptor from n picture OF the dog.
and this she has placed on her lawn
In Hollywood so that all who pass
her home may learn OF the sacrifice
made by her pet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
Photoplays Valued at 100000
Mile to Be Made by Film Company

n any ore Of them turns out 10 be-
a. remarkable popular success as
The Miracle Man which George
toanc Tucker made IN conjunction
with Mayflower. their value PR mile
viii be- more than double 800 600.
The names Of some 81 om most
famous authors appear In this 10
miles Of picturr-playn: among them
are Harold Mactirath. Robert W
Chambers. Robert W Service. and
William Allen white
II II estimated BY a Ftatistioian In
tho Mayfower service that IN the
total mileage Of those photopinys
there viii DC ihrecauArtern Of a mile
OF tears four miles Of laughs. half a
mile Of aiEhn. and four and three
quarters miles OF thrilling suspense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22

Ten miles Of pho,opiaya. valued a.,
500 900 a mile will be presented this
comipg season thru the Mayflowcr
pho,oplay corporation 10 picture pa
irons thruout tho United States.
Those ten miles Of pictures directed
by Alien Dwan. Charles Miller. X. a.
Walsh and sidney Franklin. are com.
plete or -sery near completion To
Dwan Will - the credit for making
the greatest film play mileage. for
he has completed fiVc productions.
each a mile Ions. and is starting TO
produce his Hixih. a picture Set I'M
named
4 believe that 500. 900 q mile viii
be a very conservative estimate 10
put ON the value Of these pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
VIM. FOX TO STAR
MISS EILEEN PERCY

Eileen Percy pretty blonde lead
ing woman for william Russell. has
been promoted by Fox Film corpora-
ton and will play the leading role in
Her Honor the Mayor" tho screen
version OF Airline Van Ness Hines
stage success. which Is being made
Mt tho Hollywood studio under the
direction of Paul Cazcneuve.
Ramsey Wallace. well known on
both tho stage and screen. will make
his Fox debut ms leading man for
Miss Percy in this production. Edwin
Booth Triton. William Fletcher and
Charles Force complete the cast Of
Her Honor tho Mayor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
1Iia
X f X
THE WORLD AFI-aME-

carscn Bur- rss...sst.. sFfans hsenan
Me- uurr his wlfe Nafhl~sH ksfriasu
n seasrs Barr. their 500 NtafA MARSHAL
49, Burr. tsssr daaEhfer 4t-ss..--
s...-.......s.sssssss .5aHifs Ntison
Frank keenan, - the star - The
World Adams" the ph0toplay whieh
de~ns at the Rer today.
IL tells the story ~ hos an agRres.
ssve and forcefui mayor checkmated
an incipicnt revolution IN his city
and poipted out 10 both employers
ana emsioyes alike how. By getting
toxether'' in brotheriy fashion. all Of
their differences might be smicsbiy
adjusted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
FRECKlE0 FACED YOUTH
WANTS TO COP PRIZE

Wesley barry Marshall Ncllan's
fr-cklc-faced youth IN Don, Ever
Marry II keeping In the sun these
days 20 acquire bigger and better
freckics. Recently he read In the
ncwNpaperu that Commissioner A.
Harry Moore q Jersey city ln 10 hold
a freckle.facc contest on tho &C.
oasion OF amateur sthlctlo NEE, at
Pernhing field In June. and sumedi.
aisly wired his entry. Wesley wiz be-
in New York AZ the time 81 tho con.
test preparatory TO his trip abroad
with Mr. Nclian. who will take pic.
lures n ali the chief foreign locales
Before sailing he expects TO dash
across The Hudson river. which keeps
the two states on friendly terms. long
enough 10 cop the prize.
Shirley Mason has just finished
The Little Wandcrcr"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
BOSWORTH NOW
ON "lOCATION"

Hobart Bosworth and his entire
company. numbering some $50 per-
sons. have embarked for Santa Cruz
island for three weeks location
trip. Anna O. Nilsson has been as
signed the leading feminine role In
tho Bosworth production. William
ConklIu Is also member OF the cast,
Roy II. Marshall Is directing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
SHE'S ALWAYS READY

.The Lightning Film Express" IL
the title bestowed on Rosemary
Tbeby, the str king brunette, who
has played many important roles In
feature pictures at the California
studios.
Miss Theby keeps three suit cases
hacked with wardrobe and make up.
l(eady 70 jump at top speed In keep.
ing her various engagements. She
Is now characterizing a vampiriah
role Of "Athslic." Sidney A. Frank.
Inns adaptation Of the Robert W
Chamber novel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
Expert on Make-U

Leslie King. who plays the part Of
tho Chinese coolie in Content" one
OF the Herbert kaufman Wecklies.
has written n book on character
makeup. liz has appeared IN moro
character parts than any other actor
In pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
MISS HAMPTON WILL
MAKE FILM IN HAWAII

Hope Hampton. the star Of ~
Modern Salone," left New York las;
week. westward bound. en- route for
Hollywood and Hawaii. Her forth.
coming production. the second 20 b.
made by her own company. has
scenes laid in California and others
IN Waikiki. Hilo and sthcr points In
the Hawaiian group. In her deicrmi.
nation 10 have all these authentic
Miss Hampton and her company will
make their cxteriors ION the spot =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
What Did Olive Mean?

Pooh" said Olive Thomas. II sec
this now French Girl Zlegfcld has
imported n said 20 have the preitiest
limbs in tho world l arm not 10 sure
about thatr
Tho remark Of Miss Thomas had
all the car.marts Of sly dis.
Want 20 be a Judge7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22

Sonora Mario Moreno. JO4,
is making her bop on the sil-
rer screen in a picture called,
For the Soul Of Rafael"
Sonora Moreno is said TO pos
sees considerable histronic
ability and enjoys the work.
She has lived 100 years in Los
Angeles. speaks no English,
and is the oldest movie actress
in America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
Do You Know
That

fully Marshall. who has one Of
the principal parts in''The Git
supreme" Republic picture. had
the part of Sylvius in shake
spenre's As You Like IT," pro-
duecd IN New York May 90. 1882
Jane Novais. who PLAYED Ia
THE Rivers End" has been mar.
ricd five years and u the mother
Of a darling little three-ycar-oid
Eiris
Viola Dana and Shirley Mason
are si-terSg Viola and Shirley
are both being starred ~ the
movies. lola l. II and Shirley
Is 10. Their real name l. FIug.
rath.
Charlie Chaplin l. 81 years old.
has brown hair. blue eyes and II
feet I inches talis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
COLO N | A l.
.THE CONFESSION"

Geo. " bayisl
p.,n.r bartlett .......... Henry wsifhan
................... Franria Neuonald
Joseph Dumont .....- .. william Ciifford
Mrs. Bartlett. ......... Margaret NJ " ads
The ConfeHsion" story by Hal
Ped. who Is the successful author ~
over 100 stage plays. opens at the
Colonial today. Henry Walthsil.
who first attained fame as the Little
Colonel" In THE Clansman." Crit
flth's immortal photoplay. plays tho
leading role in THE Confession"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
COL S + u M
s-TIIE TURNING POINT

tftraf NattunAt
D1ra Tsnnant. .ka.hsrtns Ma Donald
sIfvett< Tsr-snt. ..+...... tssfa torrains
Jsge~ tds~rf1n sss.ss.-t NtEet hsfrtr
lack Efystt.sss...-s4ss. ksnnsth Harlan
A mysterious killing % a man at
Reno whseh results In the throwing
o. suspicion on Diana Tenant. whose
part L. taken BY Katherine MacDon.
aid In The Turning Point" which
opens NJ the Coliseum today, is the
one cloud that follows the beautiful
rlri In her uphill struggle in society.
The mystery IL cleared in a dramatic
situation. when Diana trapped In an
Apartment BY an Inscriptions man
Of wealth ard hiding behind a screen.
overhears an adventures widow tell
the real story - the crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22
ropAY's PROGRAMS

tsnrsfN-s-rhca- Ar the Man"
drama iie,d Hamilton In "A
twilight nshy.- e-sm~is.
tNkdNtR--s.~r~id tarrsr In
fhe Woman and ,he rurpet."
tetI>ft M-ksthryn Macdonald In
The Turning fsini."
EfN--tr~ak ke~nan In The World
Ansme."
Jekyii and Mr.. Hyde"
tpio>tAIr--n ~mry Malthan In
Tho Confession"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22

Nitagraph has acquired n navy
hydro-alrplane for use In ita big spe.
eiai production. Trumpet Island"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22

Antonio Moreno IL 10 be starred In
Cyrus Townsend Bradys The Island
OF Regeneration"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22

Eileen Percy, william Fox's new
est star. has completed the screen
version OF Her Honor. the Mayor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-22

ffArAfuoNntf
Ayi>s c.ltnorps ........R Robert warwick
Joan fsrrsnt- ......s-..--- LOS WILSON
Herrv fsrrsnt- J. ". Dumont
Going to prison 10 protect a giri.
only 70 have her denounce him after
his release as an ex.convict In the
unggwncc OF the people among whom
k4n trying 20 rehabiliiate himself. Is
Robert wsrwick's experience In the
role Of the hero OF Thou Art the
MAJ" the pho,opiay which opens at
the Liberty today. The locale Is the
diamond fields OF south Africa. The
central figure. played by Mr.. War.
wick. T. a young English soldier OF
fortune. who r. suspected unjusuy Of
being Implicated In diamond snug
gling.
besides the feature picture. Lloyd
Hamilton appears In new comedy.
entitled "a Twilight Baby"