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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-08
townsville Miner
Fatally Crushed

Mike Bolonki, Russian miner,
aged At, employed at the mines OF
the New England Fuel and Trans
portation company at Lowesville,
was crushed between two mine
cars this morning and died on the
train that was bringing him to the
Fairmont hospital. Nothing has
yet been learned regarding the
mans relatives.
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pIamnnd straet N. E.

Tomorrow at $3.50 the Bonnie
Bee Circle meets at the home OF
Mrs. Earl Phillips, on Diamond
street.
Tomorrow evening the McEltresh
class holds their monthly business
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Al
exander Monroe on Maryland ave
nue.. :,
The Sunday School Board VIII
hold its monthly meeting tomor-
Continued on poge Eight
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Grace Lutheran

The monthly meeting Of the
Council will be held on Tuesday
evening at 100 at the church. The
Mems Brotherhood will hold a
meeting on Tuesday evening at the
church, This meeting was postpon-
ed from last week. A musical pro-
gram viii be given and a good
speaker will be secured.
On Thursday evening the month
ly meeting OF the Ladies' Aid So
cIety will be held at the homo Of
Mrs. NJ. A. Cassell on Emerson
street.
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sundays
MAN ASKS FOR
CHANGES
Building Committee Re
ports Purchase of
Lumber

At yesterday afternoons meet
Ing OF the Central Committee at
the Y. NJ. c. A., B. S. Asher. Billy
Sundays advance man reviewed
the work already done by the com
mittee. 1t was found that some or
the work already done is not IN
harmony with the Sunday plans
and some REIMBURSEMENT is neces-
sary, The building committee re-
ported that they had purchased
eight carloads Of lumber from Cur
tin. w. Va, Mr.. Minor, chairman
OF this committee will meet with
Mr.. Asher to discuss the building
plans, Mr.. Asher has with him
the blue prints OF the tabernacle
The finance committee held meet
ing this morning at 1880 to make
plans for underwriting the pre-
liminary expenses.
Convention kere
The District EpwOrth League
Convention will be held In the First
NJ. E. Church on November 20. The
conference will close that evening
with banquet for the young peo-
On Tuesday evening the Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society OF
the First NJ. Z. Church will meet
in the parlors OF the church.
Mrs. c. F. Henry's division has
charge of the meeting, and very
interesting program has been plan
ned as follows. Devotional, Mrs.
Jennie Engle, piano solo, Miss Vtr-
ginia Cook: paper, Mrs. N. B. Han
ey; Ladies' Quartette, Mrs. Joseph
Roster has charge Of the study. Al
ter the program there will be q
business meeting with the presi-
dent, Mrs. W. D.. Reed, in charge.
There will be a meeting OF the Of
tlcial Board Wednesday eYenlnss
lI6fto IN = e e
The Ladies Aid Society meets
Thursday at 2:o0 In the church
parlors.
Friday evening the Isabella Tho
burn Circle will meet at 1880 in the
church.
A large number Of the congrega-
tion OF the First NJ. E. church are
planning to attend the state meet
ing of the Woman's Home Mission
airy Society at ClarksburG on
November is and II.
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Notice To Tax : Payers
OF Marion County.

Z + y. q
Owing to tho fact that a
great many people Of Worthing-
tnn and vicinity did not know
of my being there for collection
OF taxes on October 2Sth, have
lfdecfdeGl to go back to Worth
inRton another day, thereby
swing all q chance to pay their
taxes and get the discount,
fherfore I have decided on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th,
- Be At the Bank Of Worthing-
ton. All the people who missed
Seeing me on the 28th will have
another chance at WorthtnGton.
Also / desire to state that l
EtlI ne at Monongah, Grant dis
,tTtct, Tues, Nov. Yth; RivesVllle,
isEW Paw district, Wed, Mo-
iiTiisi;mber 1Oth; Grays Flats. Paw
paw district, Thursday, Novem-
fsr nth: FairView, Friday and
l!s1tarday, November 18th and
i1Sth: Mononagehla Bank of
IsPairmont, Union Independent
itIRiBtrict, Friday and Saturday,
liNoYember 18th and goth.
an taxes are ready for collec-
f5nn at tho Sherift's Office. Now
s.dSnSt forget that discount
ipSrIOd only lasts through the
ifIl0Dth of November.
n A. NJ. GLOVER,
Sheriff of Marion County.
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M. 2 Temple


Tonight there will be the month
ly teachers meeting at the church,
Tomorrow evening the Board oi
Stewards holds its monthly meet
ing. Also the Social Service Lea
que meets at the home Of Mrs. Ord
Lough.
On Wednesday afternoon the
mid-week Bible class meets at
the home Of Mrs. c. F. Fleming.
Friday evening the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society meets
at the home Of Mrs. F. c. Fleming.
The Kings Daughters Class will
hold an all-day Sewing Wednesday
at the home OF Mrs. Glenn F.
Barnes. Their monthly luncheon
viii be served there.
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HARDING TO SAIL
FOR CANAL ZONE
ON NOVEMBER IS
U. S. Fruit Company
Changes Schedule
Of Vessel

, ON BOARD PRESIDENT ELECT
HARDING'S SPECIAL TRAIN.
Nov. S.-Coming to Texas for a
vacation after the trying require
ments Of his campaign, President
elect Harding declared today that
he was determined to put aside
thought OF his coming responsible
ity and to give himself over for the
next two weeks to complete rest
and recreation.
He told his friends that he ex'
pected to stay OF the front page
and to cease temporarily to be
more than q second rater in the
day-to-day column OF the daily
newspapers.
From the time OF his arrival at
Point Isabel he was ready to
plunge unreservedly into the swing
OF a real vacation. A morning s
fishing expedition and an after
noon on the golf links were TO con-
stitute his routine virtually every
day of his visit.
President.EIect Harding will sail
from New Orleans November is for
the Canal zone on board a U. S.
Fruit company steamer, was
learned today Returning he will
be landed at Norfolk December 4.
Arrangements have been made
whereby the ship he is to take
from New Orleans will remaHn over
one day from her scheduled sail
ing date to accommodate Senator
Harding and party, now placed at
35 persons. The stop at Norfolk
/ also will -be by special arrange
ment.
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NEW YORK, Nov. s. = This
steamer selected by Senator Har-
ding for- 4ha voyage rom HRwi.0r.
leans to Cristobol is the Parslmina,
d vessel OF 1887 tons gross built
In 1908 and having passenger ac-
commodations particularly adapted
to travel In the tropics.
The Parsimina leaving New Or
leans November IS will arrive No"
vember % at Cristobol where the
president-eleCt and his party will
land for an inspection tour.
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with costs.
i917--sw OF Sc Section IL, town 45.
range 35. Amount s4.55. Paid Twp.
Treas.
lsls-sw OF ne. Section i6. town 46,
range S5. Amount ss.7s. Paid Twp.
Treas.
Total. 1898.
CRYSTAL FALLS TOWNSHIP
Amounts TO be reassessed on the
township al large as rejected taxes
for the reasons given In margin.
i9l5-Und. SIS NV of sc. Section 36,
town a.. range 30. Amount $3.17.
Tax III. Land.
i915-Und SIS sw OF Sc. Section SO.
town A, range 80. Amount s3.17. Tax
III. Land.
19is-Und "a OF portion Sc OF NV.
Section 20. town 43, range 80. Amt.
1858. Indef
1s1S---se OF se. Section 20. town 46.
range 32. Amount s12.S4. Twice re-
turned.
1918 Sc of se. Section 20, town 46,
range S2. Amount $l4.96. Twice re-
turned.
l9lS-Lot 1. Section 6, town 46,
range 33. Amount $4.2S. Des. wrong
191S-Lot /. Section 15, town a.,
range 33. Amount 5 .26. Gov. land.
Total, $4S.31.
Amounts paid township treasurer to
be referred TO the supervisors for col
lection from treasurer or bondsmen
with costs
1915-Und. Ia NV OF ne. Section 6,
town i3, range 81. Amount S0.S4. Pd.
twp. treas.
l915-Und l-3 sw of ne. Section 6.
town 43, range so Amount s0S4. Pd
Twp. Treas.
l915-Und 1-3 Sc OF ne. Section 6.
town 43, range 80. Amount s0.S4. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1915Und. 1-3 ne OF sw. Section 6.
town 43, range 80. Amount $0.S4. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
town AZ, range 80. Amount $0.S4. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1915-Und 1-3 sw OF sw. Section 6.
town AZ. range 49, Amount $O.S4. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
19l5-Und. Is Sc OF sw. Section 6,
town AZ. range 80. Amount S0S4. I'd.
Twp. Treas
19l5-Und 1-3 Sc OF NV. Section 10,
town AZ, range 80. Amount $5.07. Pd.
Twp Treas.
19l5-Und 1-2 Lot 2. Section 20,
tows AZ, range 30. Amount S5.07. Pd
Twp. Treas. W
1915-Und. 1-2 Lot T. Section 20,
town 43, range 80. Amount $3.50. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1915--Und. 1-2 Lot s. Section 90,
town 43, range 32. Amount s3.S3. Pd.
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Twp. Treas.
19i5-ne OF NV. Section SO. town
%, range 32 Amount S5.O7 Paid
Twp. Treas.
Und. 1-2 sw OF sc. Section "a,
town 4S. range 33. Amount s6.34. Pd.
Twp Treas.
19l5-Und. 1-2 Sc OF Sc. Section "a.
town 40. range S3. Amount $6.S4. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917--und. l-2 ne OF ne. Section 21,
town A. range 32. Amount s2.21. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
19l7-und. l-2 NV OF ne. Section 81
town a.. range S2. Amount s2.21. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und. l-2 sw OF ne. Section 21
town "A. range 32. Amount s2.2l. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
l917-Und. 1-2 Sc OF ne. Section 21,
town A. range 32. Amount $2.21, Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917 z-Und. l-2 ne of NV Section 21.
town a., range 32. Amount s2.21. Ed.
Twp. Treas.
1sl7--und. l-2 NV OF NV. Section 21.
town A, range 32. Amount s2.21. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
19l7-Und. l-2 sw OF NV. Section 81,
town a, range 80. Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
l9l7-und. l-2 Sc Of NV. Section 21.
town a, range 32 Amount $22l. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1sl7-Und. l-2 ne of sw. Section 81,
town "A, range 80. Amount s221. Pd.
Twp Treas.
l9l7-Und 1-2 NV of sw. Section 81,
town a., range S2. Amoont $2.21. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
19l7-Und. 1-2 sw OF sw. Sertion 21.
town "a, range 32. Amount 1921. Pd
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und. 1-2 Sc OF sw. Section 21
town "A, range 80. Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp Treas.
1917-Und 1-2 ne OF sc. Section 81,
town A, range 80. Amount $2.21. Pd.
Twp. Treas
l9l7-Und 1-2 NV OF sc. Section 81,
town A. range 32. Amount 1921. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und. 1-2 sw OF Sc. Section 81,
town A, range 80. Amount $221. Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917-Und. 1-2 Sc OF Sc. Section 81,
town A, range So Amount $221 Pd.
Twp. Treas.
1917-sw OF sc. Section 2S, town
AZ. range SO. Amount $26.53. Faid
Township Treasurer.
Total S103.32
HEMATITE TOWNSHIP
Amounts TO be reassessed on the
township at large as rejected taxes
for the reasons given in margin.
191S-Lot g. Section 80, town As,
range "a. Amount $S.32. Gov. land.
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mount OF Co. Road Taxes shall be
apporfioned between the several Twps
and City OF said county, according 70
their equalized valuations.
Resolution adopted.
The following resolution was Offer
ed by Supervisor Perkins. Chairman
OF the Committee on Equalization
who moved It's adoption and was sec
onded by Supervisor Connihan,
Whereas. the Board OF Supervisors
or Iron county, Michigan, In regular
meeting assembled at the superyis-
ors room at the Court house, at the
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Total taxes ............. .sl2S.322. .O2
Roll called on the above resolution
as follows: Ayes: Supervisors Ben
son. Perkins. Corbett. Uren. Nelson,
warshawsky. Nicely Bloomquist. Cou-
nihan. Udd.
Navs: None. Resolution adopted.
Charged back tax Resolution
Nate Warshawsky chairman OF the
committee on charged back taxes, re-
ported 10 the board that his commit
tee has instructed him TO offer the fol-
lowing resolution which he according
ly did. and was seconded by Bloom
quist
BE II resolved by the board OF SUI
peryisors OF Iron county. Michigan. In
regular annual meeting duly assembl-
ed In the supervisors room In the
court house In the City OF Crystal
Falls In said county on the 18th day
OF October 1920. that the charged
back taxes appearing upon the Auditor
Generals list thereof for the present
year, and which said list has bysthe
county clerk been laid before this
board at It's present meetings be
and the same are hereby disposed OF
in the manner following
BATES TOWNSHIP
Amounts to be reassessed upon the
townships at large as rejected taxes
for reasons given In margin.
1915--w i-2 or Ia Section /. town
46. range SO. Amount $l1.34. Error
returned.
1916-n i-2 OF 1-2. Section /. town
46, range So Amount 1870. Error
returned.
l917--se OF ne Section 33. town a.,
range "a. Amount S19.11. Des. wing.
1917-Lot / Section 26, town 46,
range 35. Amount 1921. Govt land.
l9l7-ne OF sw. Section 81. town 46,
range 35. Amount $457. Govt. land.
1917-S 1-2 OF sw. Section 81. town 46,
range 80 Amount $10.92. Gov land.
1g1S-sw OF NV. Section "a, town as,
rangge SO. Amount $4.39 Gov land.
l91S-ne OF sc. Section 6, town 45,
range S5 Amount $12.27. Indef.
Less | acre in SO cor.
191S--Lot 1. Section 26, town 46.
range 35. Amount $i0.49 Gov. land.
191S-ne OF sw Section 81. town
46. range 80. Amount $4.S9. Gov.
land
1875 1-2 OF sw. Section 81, town
46, range 80. Amount $10.49. Gov.
land
Total $l09SS
Amounts paid township treasurer to
be referred to the supervisors for col
lection from treasurer or bondsmen
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City or Crystal Faals. IN said county,
on the 18th day OF October. A. ID.
1920, having exabined the assessment
rolls OF the several townships and city
OF said county for the year 1920.
there being but one city In said coun-
~, which said city Is governed by the
provisions OF Act No. 2i5 OF the Pub
lie Acts OF 1895, as amended) and have
found the assessments there In as n
nally passed upon by the several
boards OF review In said county and
the State Tax Commissioners to be as
follows
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Board OF Supervisors OF Iron County,
In session as aforesaid. that the real
property valuations In the several
townships and city in Iron county for
the year 1920. aud the same are here
by eaualized in adding to and deduct
ing from the several valuations OF the
real property in the townships and
city m snid County respectively 10 ne
indicated In said subjoined table.
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TownIalrips

And whereas, after examination OF
said several assessment rolls for the
purpose OF asocrtaining whether the
relative valuation Of the real properly
IN the respective townships and CITY
I'm said county, have been equally ana
uniformly estimated We deem said
real property valuations to be cor
rect.
Therefore, BE II Resolved, by the
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Aggregate Amount ........$ 95,079.13
Now, Therefore, BE II Resolved by
the Board OF Supervisors OF Iron coun-
ty, Michigan. In regular annual meet-i
ing assembled at the Supervisors
room in the court house in the City
OF Crystal Falls In said county, on the
18th day OF October, 1920, and that the
said amounts OF state, county road and
couny taxes respectively be and they
are hereby apportioned abong the sew
eral townships and city in Iron coun-
ty in proportion TO the valuation OF the
taxable property therein, real and per-
sonal as determined by this board for
the year 1920, and that the respective
apportioned amounts OF money. to-
gether with the several amounts of
money 20 be raised for townships, city
school, highway poor, county and one
MILL tax respectively be spread upon
the assessment rolls OF the said sew
eral townships and city for the year
1920, as follows, to-wit.
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Prosecuting Attorney 49,. 100000
Judge OF Probate .......... 100000
Register OF Probate ....... 10000
Inspector OF Mines ...... 10000
lnsp. OF Mines, ex. Allow. 10000
County Com. OF schools 80. 100000
land 10c per mile for auto traveD
Co. Com. OF Schools stenc !. 10000
Probation officer ....... 10000
Co. Agriculturalist ....... 100000
land 10c per mile for auto trayeD
Co. Ayr. Steno ............. bOO'OO
Circuit Court Commissioner 10000
Janitor ................. JVV.VV
County Road Commissioers
$4,000 per year each .... 100000
The above salaries shall be full for
all services rendered the County of lr-
on by the respective officers.
Roll called on the above resolution
as follows: Ayes: Supervisors Per-
kins, Uren, Nelson. Warshawsky,
Neely. Bloomquist, Udd. Nays: Ben
son. Corbett, Counihan.
Resolution adopted.
The Chairman OF the Committee on
county taxes reported to the Board
that his committee instructed him TO
BE Il Resolved by the board OF Sup
ervisors of the County OF Iron in reg
ular annual meeting assembled in the
Supervisors room I'm the Court house
In the City OF Crystal Falls, in said
County on the 18th day of October,
A. ID. 1920. that the following named
amounts OF money be raised by tax
upon all the taxable property I'm said
County for county purposes In the
year 1920.
Circuit Court Expenses ...s 100000
Contingent Fund Expenses 55,0O0.00
Int. on County Bonds -. l3,625.00
Rep. OF Pub. Bldgs ....... 100000
County Poor ....,.,...,.. 100000
County Officers Salaries =. 25,020.00
Sinking Fund ..t........... 100000
Park purposes, (purchase) 100000
IOlAls, sss..s...t..... 80 81 Plt5,Ofo,VV
The above resolution was according
ly offered by supervisor Neely. who
moved its adoption. and on motion was
and the roll call on same was
as follows: Ayes: Supervisors Ben
son. Perkins, Corbett, Uren. Nelson,
Warshawsky, Neely Bloomquist Cou-
nihan, Udd
Nays: None. Resolution adopted
The following resolution was offer
ed by supervisor Perkins. chairman OF
the Committee OF Equalization and
Apportionment OF Taxes. who moved
It's adoption and was seconded by
Counihan.
Whereas. the Auditor General OF the
State OF Michigan has certified the "a
mount OF state taxes apportioned TO
Iron county i'm the year 1920 10 be
Si56.40495. and.
Whereas. the amount OF money 20
be raised by tax for county road pur-
poses in Iron county in the year 1920
has been determined and agreed by
this board according TO law, 60 be $40,
600. 90. and
Whereas, this board has ascertained
and determined the amount OF money
to be raised by tax for county pur-
poses In Iron county I'm the year 1920
shall be Sl79 9,645.O0. and
Whereas. the several Township
Clerks and the City Clerk I'm the City
OF Crystal Falls in said County. have
caused 10 be filed in the Office OF the
Clerk OF Iron county statements and
certificates authorizing and directing
moneys 10 be raised I'm said townships
and city by taxation for townships.
city, schools. highways. poor and 9TH
er purposes In the year 1920 In a
mounts respectively as follows:
BATES TOWNSHIP.
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LEWIS ORPHEUM OFFER
"OH WHAT A NIGHT"

Starting with q matinee today. the
Lcvy's Musical Comedy company
will offer as their attraction. 1T
Lcvy's orpheum. "Oh. What a
Night In which merry offering the
life Of the party will be Oscar Gerard.
Swedish comedian. and Robert Lo
ronxo. Italian fun maker. These
merry Two have a trunk full OF
laughs for their many admirers. and
there Ia little doubt that ere the
week In ended "Oh. What . Night
VIII 30 down In the records OF the
theatre M one OF the funniest and
best attractions that has been offered
by Ted Rowland. Mr.. Levy's ener.
getic producer. The offering win be
unusually large. in that IL viii be
laid In three picturesque settings
showing. among others. a scene in
q Chinese cabaret midst blinkly.
winkey Chinatown.
AZ the story goes. Ole and Toney
20 on . merry party that takes them
away from homo for . number Of
days On their return. they inform
their wives that they have been on
a hunting trip In the mountains with
Deacon Jones. Troubles accumulate
when an actress whom they met on
their vacation puts In an appear.
ance on the scene. and then. follow.
ing her. Deacon Jones. who. Of
course. IL entirely innocent OF the
story that has been concocted. Bsss
Hun. Priscilla Fleming. Frank Budd.
fioy Ward ana Al Forbes will all
be seen tn good supporting parts in
the action OF tho offering.
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for frying. wash the feet and iewr
very carefully and cook them with
tho chicken for the sake OF the weia.
tin. Cranulated gelatin may be used
10 he on tho safe aide. One table
spoonful OF gelatin Dissolved In Y
cup OF cold water may be added TO
tho chicken broth j,st before strain.
ing. Cool the broth. skim. and 70
heat. Add gelatin and strain thru q
cloth into tn. space between the
pans. the ring mold. Set aside 10
harden when solid. pour . drop OF
hot water into the inner pan and
give II n twist. Remove pan. Plunge
the larger pan into hot water for q
second and then pass a knife around
tho ring. The jelly can now be
turned out on the serving dsah. FIN
the ring with the chicken cut in
dice. combined with the celery and
diced eggs. Moistcn with mayonnaise
sprinkle with nuts and put . large
spoonful OF stuff mayonnaise on top.
The whole Is. Of course. arranged on
a bed OF lettuce.
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MUSICAL FARCE WILL
HEAD HIP BILL SUNDAY

Hearts and Flowers" II the pref.
thy suggestive title Of . musical
farce which win BE- presented by
Bobby stone and company. ~ . fea-
ture Of the new bill to open 1T
Loew's Palace Hip tomorrow. A
gorgeous florists shop provides an
exotic BACKGROUND for the little
piece. and In the role OF tho flower
shop porter. Bobby Stone is the cen.
ter OF the many fun situations. with
his blackface comedy. Songs. comedy
and dances give this little company
wide scope for agreeable entertain.
ment Of an original type.
Tho Boys With the royA. y the
billing OF the Three Beimonts.
diabolo and hoop experta Agility
and dexterity are features Of their
performance. which In made colorful
and a bit spectacular by their unique
use OF electrical effects.
A mixture OF talent IL displayed by
the Two LaDeilas. two young men.
who mingle comedy chatter. angular
flipflop dances and funny break.
neck aerobatics with entertaining ef.
feet
Happy ideas and catchy melodies
are said 60 abound In the song and
dance offering Of Mansfield and
Riddle. q MAN and girl who claim to
posscss . lions share Of originality
and pep.
Lew Wells win contribute further
merrimcnt with his eccentric com.
edy and bright chatter.
Dances fast and unique are sched.
uled as part OF the offering OF the
Templctons. one OF whom il a 20.
prano. said to possess voice Of
unusual clarity and sweetness. They
offer a miniature fashion show with
their display OF many handsome
gowns. and promise q genuine sur.
prise as a closing feature Of the act.
When Man Loves" IL the title OF
the feature photoplay In which Earl
Williams will be seen as the star.