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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
unto Al Capitolio
LA EDAD DE LA MIJER

lpara defenderse de sus golpes, Y no Sc
desprenderfa de ella, siquiera para dis
frutar por primera yez del derecho elec
toral, en- chya obtenei0n puso tanto EN-
pefio.
| Y, realmente, ;puede decirse que la
mujer, sistematicamente, oculta sus
amos, mejor dicho, sea capaz de cual-
quier sacrificio porque no sea conocida
su verdadera edad? La respuesta es
diffcil pero hemos de reconocer que,
en- efecto, es esa una tendencia de su
psicologfa, que no Sc obserya tan ge-
lneralmente en- el hombre, pesar. de
que la mentira de La edad es una de-
bilidad de toda especie, por srazones fa-
Giles de explicar.
Naturalmente, ell hombre, sabedor de
que la mayor expepriencia de la vida,
lie es favirable porque lie da mayor as
cendiente v es garantfa de madurez de
juicio, no tiene motives, come la mujer,
para defenderse, por medic del embus-
te del. TEMPO.
Yo considero uno de los mas simpa-
tieos artificios creados por la mujer,
es9 de ocultaci0n de la edad, Y me pa
rece laudable la conducta del Goberna-
dor de Maryland, que Sc esfuerza por
respectable, porque adore el case de la
belleza femenina, que, como el del sol,
me parece mas delicioso periodic. Ella,
utilizando sus miltiples recursos ina
ginativos Y artfsticos, lucha por pro-
longarlo. En- tai empefIO debe contar
con la fervorosa simpatfa de todos los
hombres.
81 Ia eXistencia, aun en- sus peores
aspectos, es una comedia la acepta-
mos como tai, pOr que no hemos de
aplaudir la que tiene por Objeto deste-
rrar ell almanaque de la vida de nues-
ira encantadora companera de eXisten
cia estimar esta como obra del .arte
Objective, cuyo merito no puede ser rea-
lizadO nj deprimido por agente tan sub
ietivO como es ell tempo? Solo tene-
mos derecho a eXigirle la mujer es-
piritualidad Y belleza. Las medidas ca
prichosas de aflos. meses V horas no Sc
han hecho para elias. Lo dudas, lee
tor? Pues recorre, en- un rapido examen
Imaginative, tus amistades femeninas,
v dime 81 no es; ciertO 0ue prefiereS SER
le grato algunas de elias, mujeres que
Sc hallan en- su edad dorado, en- la de
su adorable madurez, que otras de
veinte. ~ isS,
ATTACHE.
o.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
PETIcIoNEs ANULADAs

Ell Secretario Executive, seg6n de.
claraci6n del sefior Iglesias, ha anu
lado hasta hoy II peticiones de las
presentadas por el partido Socialis
ia estan pendientes de investiga.
ci6n 10 mas. Son de los pueblos de
Comerfo, Toa Alta, Corozal, Carolina,
Trujillo; Alto, Sap Sebastian, Lares,
Hormigueros, Toa Baja, Rio Piedras,
Gidra, Naguabo, Vega Baia, Dorado,
Barceloneta, Manatf, villalba v San
German.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07

Sc VENDE la casa No. 68 calle
San Sebastian, da frente la calle
de San ebasti6n y OtrO frente al Bou-
levard del Vale. Altos y bajOs. In
fOrmes: San Francisco 55, (altOs).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
La pereza, IIriiablidad, De-
bhdad Organica, Paidez,
Anemia, facilmente curadas
Un Cuerpo Vigoroso, Ojos Vivos, Me-
jiilas Rosadas, M1sculos de Acero,
al Alcance de TodOs en- Pocas
Semanas, Dice el Inventor
de "Nuxiherro."

:
No debe desesperar porque sc sienta
agotado, debil y nervioso; irritable
cansado, NUXIFIERRO lie traera
nueva vida, vigor, ambicion, buen
color. en- unas cuantas semanas. Po-
der de resistencia, mente viva, pensa-
miento claro y confanza en- 81 misnlo,
todo clio 10 tendra porque los iilgre-
dientes que su sistema necesita son
ampliamehte suplidos en- NUXI-
FIERRO. Personas que necesitan de
su mente o de sus fuerzas haran mejor
mas trabajo, no porque. tengan que
hacerlo, pero porque Sc sentiran con
DESEOS de hacerlo. Otras .cuyos
nervios esten agotados debido poca
bajo, respoL sabilidad, excessive uso de
vicios, de cualquiera otros ex-
yioso, encontraran en- NUXIFIERRO
un reconstituyente que rapidamente de-
volvera la ambicion y el vigor que
hacen placentera la vida. NUXI-
FIERRO es un triunfo de incansables
investigaciones y estudios cientiticos;
un gran y economico remedio que pro-
duce resultados en- un tempo sorpren-
dentemente corto. Vale una fortuna
el tener nervios de acero, mente
alerta activa. fuerte y vlgorosa con-
stituci5n, y el NUXIFIERRO dara
estas dichas solamente decidiendose a
invertir unas pesetas para conenzar el
tratamiento. ASEGURE SU FELl-
CIDAD.-"NUXIFIERRESE."
Sres. Doctores: La formula de
Nuxi6erro no es secreta; esta impresa
en- cada frasco. Hela aqui: Protoxa-
lato de Hero, Hemoglobina, Cicero
fosfato de Calcio y de Sodio. Are
nal Ext. de Nux Vomica. DE
venta en- las Farmacias y con
seguridad en- las siguientes droguerias:
J. M. Blanco Inc, Porto Rico Drug
Co., San Justo Drug Co., todas de
San Juan; J. J. Font & Co., Bayamon;
Farmacia Roure, Rio Piedras. Tam
bien en- las principales de la isla.-1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
GASOLINA Y ACEITES

Tenemos 5ombas dep6sitos pro-
pios para ell almacenaje despacho.
Muy necesario en- las Centrales, Cara
ges, nEerreterias, etc.
LUCAS. BLANCO & CO., F..
San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- s IL DIAS. UNGUENTo PA
20 las cura, va sean simpIes, san
grantees, externas o con picaz6n. La
pfimera aplicacion da alivio.
Advt
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
FURS
GIFT NOVELTIES
TWENTY-FOURTH FLOOR
TWENTY-SECOND FLOOR

the Whale
Maker
Novelty Bead Necklaces Jewelry Manrr.
Dressed kewpe Dolls
Moccasl souvenir Leather Goods ~
Art Candies S240
Glass Leather, Metal Buterworth ' NO'ei''
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

WHILE in New Yorl-buy where the market is B1v
where the facilities for buying make buying easier,
quicker better Buy where the representative lines are
wen o'SPayed and SOLD at manufacturers prices visit
to the Bush Terminal Sales Buding-bult for vstino
buyers-ls experience in ITSELF
The special offerings and announcements beo;nn;no
below and on the next pages are alive with the latest
merchandising of several hundred manufacturers
They are brim-fu of marketable suggestions Look
them carefully know that you are at the richest
buying source in America. And at the buildno itself
there are thousands of additional items that you can see
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
BATHS
TWENTY-sECOND FLOOR
BLOUSES AND WAISTS
FIFTH FLOOR

Tailored Silk Chine Georgetes
Silk, Fancy and Plain The
t.fusy Buses designs trimmed with real Irish and M laees
Company Com waists '0F exclusive
a % pd nd eyey and 1870
S75-S75o lsadore Heltze.
'Sah % the TIT aoWn Blouse in novelty styles and
m5o hads M na 1un sh @ and
city sleeves 5000 Bronner Mfg Co.
and M % dp dpea5s b 90 4 M G5dn @ and & cotton @ waists
Company 'S " " anu " '''A 9aA'' anu ''
Stylish stou SIS 7SSo $780,
Cohen '
hand and Painted % ws satins and Crepe Chine
Deliveries weeks Wa Company ~ ~
Waists Big Georgette crepe do
Jack Godon oF p" DuS'sS A'' '""s0 and
open work. vS wo @ s ss sys %s sn Somnn with M
the sales display Sales
ing as an added convenience for buyers.
SPRING ns rs No1 at M R o Ss s p @
materials silks and novelties.
peeay os slaoo dn % 1n es @ s sS
samples on request Lauter & Wang
s as n %,s osa at sd s5 of
Waist Company 's' '''" ranging from s0o up La Rose
Sey G Geosgettes popuy priced from Leberman
Open given prompt s
complete linz featuring only. s Lyon Inc.
deliveries. L. Marko S " ~ -Ap'
snne Beuseop line orgndes
supreme quality Manuscurnx comnany s.S " ~ r0m'
now ready M s% yoar & n Of %
N'-'po""" DN~S - ""'''
'y @ Tailored volss linens. maases organdies and
s'saarly priced Quick deliveries Manufacturing compsnS
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
BLOUSES AND WAISTS
Continued

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sRs de s'ns ys s Gst ate e;
all 5 s 4 A P ss'tssss tsss as
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HSa % % 5su9 % nov sses display T. 5
cssgss Se5 ss SIX sus1s % latest model No
X % W. sO tompan, effect hand embroidered
%s ssa ss ss ssen d5ss
Empress Waist co-An of novelty blouses
Regent Waist Co-Bo of appealing styles
Yale Waist popularity priced s145o don nm
FOLLOWING BE DISPLAYED
e sss our OF % ts that ss % 9s sss SSs
f01Ss st ess @ s ss ss Hss Waist" consisting
OOKoElS AND DRESS FORMS
TENTH FLOOR
Admiration BrandCorse and mddv ,aoe Nav
Levison & ~ N"0 "NooS laces' MAX
Atlas nsana % ce "ss Lac OBJ silk color.
'' @ Jf our 1 comDns h makes possible prompt ds
De Bevoise"
e%as s r. De- sssss Bsoise as ce price for every See
'3 ss SIS; :: $. ling
DECORATIVE ARTS AND INDUSTRIES
TWENTY SECOND FLOOR
Choicest Art and shno H.,
Studio e'''Ni
foo table bridge and boudoir booord
nogpv' gon or polychromo =" so1o
Art Lampshades Crvsau;r. eeecs All ;
signs opeclal designs adapted %
Lamp ana lamp shadesthat Quality
ensNe 'lhe Tor discriminating
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
ART NEEDLEWORK

TWENTYsECOND AND TWENTY-FoURTH FLOORS
Lace table nn Materials baby pillow
attractive designs J. F.
Tso-Sod
oneha nh$1800 $780, $3.50
and $4,000. The
drens
BATHS
TWENTY SECOND FLOOR
Palm Beach NoveteGay hats scar bags bak Gay colored hats
The Baik
theatrical costumes a specially. Dorothy Armstrong;
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
HOUSEFURNISHINCS

EIGHTH FLOOR
lolet apr Products
A P. ~ "Ns"' Dae KNOWN by
sieans 0s Meter For Bathrooms Nurseries, Boudors pbv
and Bath ooS oca Fhysiclans
matte Gas W cheap all Auto
'N'Aeo" guaranteed display N ""
me apana Cut Flower Holder"
Speciality Company. ~ s as nature grows them Japans
',r'is monograph in models
nequaleo IN tone finish
representatives Philadelphia e' io eood
WV pe ine see special announcement this advertisement,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
DECORATIVE ARTS AND INDUSTRIES
Continued

texes for up Reproductions
decorative T ' WV ' "@'0A'''
TunicS
WHITE $40 Crafts - e N 'OA0"' "''o N'O0 ""1
@ for aaeeis and Noveies
''~' and "Modelt' The
% enos cancestcks baskets of
lineo
W.
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New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
GIFT NOVELTIES
Continued

SpaG e @ ss so nen 500 bags,
mat 2 inches Rhymes Fairy Tales Bed
taclVe boxes RETAIL Csc John r ." a.
"ino0" Wedges candesicks, door ''
artistic Wendell H. - OF ' Aie ""AQue ana
u bow Photo Frames pohome lamps an nnnr.,
olspiay OF new numbers H. ~ ~ N"0'0ai
Gnd Ware Candle Sticks and Boo
bronze ana brass Novelties nense Samnd
Easter Rmembances for Old Young-Noies in neckwear b
Met ulough - e AO"p' ue''eS' margaret
1It Shop NoveesFor Art Needeo De,
men" Many numbers to select from Compan
Asso OF Fancy dressed don.
etepe h0wers gold lace ribbon Schroeder
Usually beautiful pcques many Other nnis 1f'c pottery
Selden. ' ~ NN"' 0''ei u"usual novelties Howard
and pyed and hand bags baby blanket, $500
IN any room The Tenafy Wcavers ' ' 0 "0'e" 70 0end
decorated elias warePn wonderfu,
s"oP ilne. "estmoreland Speciality Co - -D' s''
olng breakfast Set shades
pws PACK ined with
bold relief Paul Revere ~ e geese IN
Hand iorated Nle Desk Utility Boxes Hand Deco
Rosenhal -4-'S 01"s'' orgha Nlfts Mrs. r.
opera Danse and Vanity Candy and
edlework AZ eosnions
oon H iosee tav Sewing Novelties Baskets Bridge Prizes un
N>o'e'''es 1s and Prizes Jane '' oAqus
Novelty Baskets and Sewing Fanny Meyer
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

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TWENTYSECOND matte Gas Wat
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New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
GLOVES
TWENTY-FOURTH FLOOR

me experience gained of successful
'he attention Of all buyers ~ apay merits
'Gessng Ferre Inc Kid Glove Importers New York c,
1879 "u ne" wanted styles for
S@v rs ready Headquarters 1s and 2orch r.
n1asKaeer Gloves Also french
Groves delivery ana novelty
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-06-09
Club Meeting.

The state club leader will speak to
the Delhi Standard club in the assem-
bly, rooms of the school Saturday,
June IL, 1920. He has been invited by
the club talk on How good club
should be" and what a good club is''
and to talk and tell the people "Why
club work is valuable for children.
The Delhi Standard club organized
about month and "a half ago. The
members are: Charles Donohue,
Leonard Engeman, Donald Leonard,
Arthur Woolstencroft, Harold Leslie,
Malcolm Tibbetts, Frank Tibbetts, An
drew Mckay, Leroy Fiore.
We the members of this club cordi-
ally invite all the members of the COM
munity to meet with us to hear the
state club leader Saturday June IL,
1920, in the school house. Tell your
friends to come also.
Leroy Flore, Sec'y. & Treas.
Delhi Standard Club.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-06-09
Fairlnont People
Are for Clague
BOTH THE INDEPENDENT AND
THE SENTINEL ARE BOOST
ING HIS CANDIDACY.

Hon. Frank Clague was in Fair
mont this week, and while here called
on number of the voters and became
better acquainted. If any of the peo-
pie of the city believed the story hatch
ed here and spread about by certain
INSCRIPTIONS politicians that Mr.. Cla-
que is disloyal, they soon get their
minds disabused of such notions by
meeting the man and having a few
minutes talk with him. They soon dis
cover that he is a real American citi-
zen and number one MANI Fairmont
Independent.
The following is from the pen of
Frank Day, editor of the Fairmont
Sentinel.
Judge Frank Clague is sure to go
to congress if he lives and his winning
personality viii enable him to stay
there as long as he desires. The only
way to get rid of him is to elect him
to a higher office and that may
eventuate.
Don't fail to vote at the primaries
on June 21st. Failure to do so may
mean the defeat of Judge Clague. Put
an x after his name.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-06-09
Military Comedy-Drama
Jim's Girl, June 11-12
THIS rs A VERY GOOD PRODUC.
TIoN AND DESERVES BIG
HOUSES.

"Jim's Girl" is a play that is being
put on at the Armory by the Benson
Amusement Co., under the Auspices of
the local American Legion Post. The
boys are putting on this play in order
to procure funds to furnish their post
with much-needed improvements, and
every admission ticket sold means
boost for the local company
"Jim's Girl" has not only received
the unqualified endorsement Of the
Post Commander of the American Le-
gion in every city where it has been
presented but has received the highest
praise from the most blase dramatic
critics as well. It is without doubt
the most timely of all the comedies
that are being presented throughout
the country at the present time and
local patrons of all that is best in the
theatre, are indeed fortunate in being
privileged to witness it at this time
The story concerns the affairs of a
young French girl and her soldier
sweetheart, the former seeing the
Statue of Liberty for the first time
while stowoway on transport thar
is returning her lover to the land for
which he risked his all, and her sub
sequent appearance in the little village
in Indiana that "he" calls home, causes
no end of excitement and is not quiet
ed until they are properly married,
which would have taken place long
previously had not the laws Of Uncle
Sam been so strict regarding the mar
rying of American soldiers to French
girls. Of course this is a mere skele-
ton of the story which it would be a
shame to divulge fully here, suffice to
say that it is play of today that
strongly brings out the old saying that
"All the world loves lover" Odd in
title and fully as unique in character
and as intense in interest is "Jim's
Girl" which comes here with a cast OF
exceptional merit and also it may be
said with the original scenic produc-
ton in its complete entirety.
No one is ashamed to confess tc
having laughed for two hours at q
time after seeing "Jim's Girl" fol-
he can show good cause for having
done So. And in these days of off col.
or farces, so called boudoir, comedies
and the like, it speaks well for the
American theatre going public after
all, that they can thoroughly enjoy
even to the fullest a play founded OF
these simple qualities.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-06-09
State Democrats Are
Booming larry Ho''
sHIS CHANCES FOR THE NOMINA.
TIoN FOR GOVERNOR AP-
PEAR VERY BRIGHT.

When the democratic party of this
state choose Mayor Hodgson, of ST.
Paul, to make the run for governor,
they selected one Of the finest and
most brilliant men it was possible to
find We have known Larry Ho"
for many years, and his career is one
to feel proud of.
He was born in Hastings, Dakota
County, Minnesota, 46 years ago, the
son of Judge VIM. Hodgson of
the First judicial District. Attended
public schools and graduated from
Hastings High School. Engaged in
newspaper work in Minneapolis and
ST. Paul for twenty years. Was chief
clerk in State Department of Educa-
tion for three years; lecturer on, Eng
lish Literature in the summer schools
of the state; chief clerk in the state
census bureau of Minnesota.
In 1905 was private secretary TO
Frank Clague, Speaker of the Mime
sofa House of Representatives. In
1913 was private secretary to Henry
Rines, Speaker of the Minnesota
House of Representatives In 1914
became Secretary to the Mayor of St
dul, HoluiiiS thC pooIIioh uiiuSI may
ors Powers and Irwin for four years
In 1918 was elected Mayor of st. Paul
, and reelected in 1920. He has beer
for many years identified with the
Good Roads movement; is at the pres
ent time Minnesota's representative
on the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress; was elected President of the
Minnesota Mayors Association ir
1920. He is Chairman of the Boar6
lof County Commissioners of Ramsey
County in which position he has beer
a leader for highway improvement
| and the development of cooperation
| among the counties of the state.
He has been especially active in IT,,
work of caring for the poor, and il
improving social conditions. He help
ed to establish the Newsboys' HON,
in st. Paul; and organized the move
ment to create Club for Down. -Towl
Boys. He is member of the Boart
of Control for the Volunteers of Am
erica, and took prominent part i,
! Continued on last page.)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-06-09
Redwood Wins
First Ball Game
LOCALS MAKE EXCELLENT
SHOWING AND DO GOOD
WORK WITH WILLOW

q ], ......Ns, F.. g, q: !.
1he nsusyoou .s'a e.1sI Z ais pssspan His
PLAYED l.s IlFsc game 81 5ne season
last Sunday, Wnen y crossed pats WIN
tne crack Team from Lncan, the score
Delng To- ~ favor o1 REDWOOD. At
1lrst there was some ooupts tnat hed-
Woou Woeau De uIlapie y set ~ sosesler a.l
2 nine o1a any consequence, pnt oqnI !
gays cams aeInoIsoFssed q l1's the Iaet tnat
It NJ. mas timber Tor 1op-notcn Team:
WIN the willow tney Y, we're all tnat
could De expeceeo' q ana s sney als9 s. snow W.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-06-09
EVERYBODY WORKED MANFULLY
Z AND NEARLY 100 WORKERS
WERE PRESENT.

Last Thursday witnessed some very
busy operations at Ramsey State Park
where nearly 100 men and boys gath
cred and helped to build roadways and
otherwise beautify the new addition
recently annexed.
The drive was in charge of such
brigadier generals as W. II. Gold,
David McNaughton and Marion John
son, park commissioner who had the
lay of the land mapped out in readi-
ness for the drive The men and boys
worked manfully and accomplished a
great deal of work. In fact it is re-
ported that the work made a neat
saving of nearly $500. A roadway
loop of one-half mile in length was
completed to connect with the old
driveway on the east. Later on this
roadway viii be graveled and put in
first class shape.
The ladies prepared lunch at noon
under the supervision of Mrs. Howard
Sanders, and the refreshments were
certainly appreciated by the sons of
toll
Park Commissioner johnson is GO
CONTINUED on last page.)
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-06-09
200 Bankers Are
Expected Today
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WILL BE PRESENTED.

The second group district bankers
will be the guests Of the Redwood
County bankers Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week, and no pains have
been spared to make the event MEM
orable one. There will be about 200
bankers here, including their ladies,
and many reservations have already
been made.
The speakers for the occasion are
such notable men as G.. NJ. Babcock of
good roads fame; Laurence C. Hodg-
zen, mayor of ST. Paul, who recently
eonducted one of the hardest cam
paigns in the history of Minnesota,
yHon.s M J. Dowling, of Olivia, who
Ethas national reputation as a speak
Streater of Mankato and Henry Won
Bank Of st. Paul.
Mr.. Babcock's speech will be on
Amendment No. /, pertaining to good
roads, and will be given June 9Th
about P. M. The general public is
invited to hear Mr.. Babcock talk, as
he is in position to give much useful
information on the good roads prop
osition now before the public.
The local bankers are preparing
some souvenir folders containing
views of Ramsey State Park to pres
ent to the visitors. The folders are
very classy and will likely make hit
Other features of the meeting will be
a banquet Wednesday evening at $50
a drive through Ramsey Park, the city
of Redwood Falls and the surrounding
country.
Much credit is due the bankers Of
Redwood county in getting this meet
ing, here, and every, effort should bt
made to treat them in royal manner
Every courtesy should be extended tt
the visitors SO as to make them fee
at hore and to always have kindl,
feeling for the city of Redwood Fall,
and it's citizens.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-06-09
Mack Sennett'S
Greatest Effort
DREAM HAS SECURED FROM
4 UNITED ARTISTS THE YEARS
GREATEST COMEDY EFFORT

Mack Sennett's newest comedy Gre
alton, a five part comedy production,
Down on the Farm, regarding which
there has been no end of exception
ally favorable comment since it's is
suance by United Artists Corpora
tion, will be the feature at the New
Dream Theatre on June 9 and 10, CIV
ing the people of this community the
opportunity of witnessing comedy
production that is making film histo-
ry.
The release of "Down on the
Farm" through United Artists Cor
poration is not to be wondered at, for
the production is of such magnitude
that it fits in admirably with the
type of pictures in which the Big
Four" has been specializing. It has
been known for some time that Unit
ed Artists would not confine itself
only to the distribution of the pro-
duction of Mary Pickford, Charlie
Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks and D.
w. Griffith exclusively, but would dis
tribute the occasional big productions
that came to the open market for spe-
cialization in distribution. This is an
Indication that the 1Big Four" will
have release list of wide variety in
addition to the production of its four
principals.
Down on the Farm is an excep-
tional feature and has been a sensa-
tion in every community in which il
has appeared. It is not matter Of
wonderment why United Artists de-
cided to release it, since it surely is
in excellent keeping with the best
that is being produced for the lovers
| Of amusement.