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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
LAST SAD RITES FOR
MRS. FRED'K. MELVILLE

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Elling-
hausen Melville, wife of Frederick A.
Melville, whose death of pneumonia oc-
CURED in Baltimore on Saturday at
her home on North Monroe street, Bai-
timore, took place this afternoon from
the residence of her brother. Charles
Ellinghausen. ia West street, this
city.
The services were conducted by the
Rev Edward Darlington Johnson, rec
tor of st. Annes The pallbearers
were Messrs. Dean Russell, Harry
Tongue, Edward O'Hara. Walter
Myers, Wesley Clark and Albert
Turner Interment was in Cedar Bluff
cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
ONE ENTIRE FAMILY
SICK OF THE GRIP

The entire family OF James e.
Chance, Prince George street. has
been i'll for the past weeks suffering
from the grip.
While every member OF the family
has been sick to a greater or less de-
gree, one, Miss Chance, has been very
seriously ill., Every attention was
given her. and at times her condi-
ton became so grave it was neces-
sary to provide two trained nurses,
a day and a night nurse.
The attending physician reports
the condition of Miss Chance some
what improved today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
MARYLAND EDITORS TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
HIRE ON FEBRUARY Il

Maryland editors will hold their an
nual meeting at Carvel Hall, this city.
on Wednesday of next week, and be-
sides the election of officers for the
year, the question of the State ap-
preparation for the publication OF
Maryland General laws will be taken
up with Governor Richie.
The call for the meeting has been
issued by the President Of the Mary
land Press Association, Leo NJ
Moore. editor of the Democratic
Ledger, of Havre de Grace, In the
following letter addressed TO editors
throughout the State:
The Annual meeting OF the
Maryland Press Association will
be held at Carvel Hall. Annapo-
lis. Maryland. on Wednesday,
February, IL, at D. m.
1t is important that every
member be present as the matter
of the State Appropriation for the
Publication of the Maryland Gen.
eral Laws will be taken up with
Governor Richie. You will re-
member that our former Presi-
dent, John e. Raine. and few
others were responsible for an
increased appropriation for this
work two years ago.
Do not fail to attend as II
means money in your pocket.
Besides the matter referred to
above. there will also be an elec-
tion OF officers.
Hoping to see full attendance
OF the Association, / beg TO re-
main,
Yours fraternaliy,
LEO NJ. MOORE.
President.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
Appellate Court Resumes

Judges of the Maryland Court of
Appeals resumed today the hearing
of arguments in cases on the docket
cess taken on January %. There re-
main % cases, out OF a total of A..
to be disposed Of 1t is likely that
the hearing of arguments in the re-
manning cases will be completed
within the next two weeks, and the
Court will then take a recess until
perhaps some time in March. when
they will re-assemble for consulta-
tions and filing opinions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
WILSON IMPROVES But
WILL NOT TAKE TRIPS
Er rhe Assoclated Pfess.l )

Washington. ID. G., Feb. 3-President
Wilson is not likely to'leave Washing
ton for som time, his physician. Rear,
Admiral Grayson. intimated today in
discussing reports from various sec
tions concerning impending trips. With
the President steadily improving, DR..
Grayson said. he thought it would be
unwise to change his course of treat
ment
The Presidents improvement from
week to week is discernible. DR.. Gray
son continued He is allowed to walk
from room to room on the second floor
with the aid his cane. but 5 far has
not been permitted to venture below
stairs except in his wheel chair.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
Licut.-Com. Colhoun Has ~Flu-

Among the several persons in the
city and at the Naval Academy, who
have been suffering with attacks of
FLU. is ant-Commander Harri-
son Colhoun, son of j. Grant Colhoun,
resident of the First district of the
county. Lieut. Com. Colhoun is a pa
tient aboard the station ship Reina
Mercedes at the Academy, whittier he
was sent for observation purposes. His
illness is said to be of mild nature.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
VOLUMINOUS RECORDS
TAKEN TO HEARING
Try the Associated Press,

Washington, D. c.. Feb. s.
Personal differences developing
between Rear Admiral William
s. Sims and Admiral Henry +
Wilson. former commander of
the American Naval forces of
the French coast. were followed
by the omission of Admiral Will
sons name from the list of Off
GERS recommended for medals by
Admiral Sims. the Senate Com
mittee investigating Naval dec
orations was told today by Sec
retary Daniels.
"While Admiral Sims recon-
mended young officers who serv-
ed we'll in minor positions and
for every other flag officers TN
der his command for the same
honor, he omitted that disting-
uished Admiral who commanded
the American Naval forces off
the French Coast, Rear Admiral
Henry b. Wilson, now Com
mander in Chief Of the Atlantic
fleet. When the history OF the
war is written, Admiral Wilson'S
service will stand as high as that
10 Sims, Mayo, Benson or Rod
man.
When it was decided to ap-
poina Admiral Wilson Com
mander in Chief of the Atlantic
Fleet, Admiral Sims wrote let
ter of protest.
| Takes Emphatic Issue
Washington, ID. G., Feb. Stalking
up the charges of Rear-Admiral Will
liam S. Sims in the matter of naval
awards, Secretary Daniels, in his W
pearance today before the Senate In
vestigating Subcommittee, took direct
and emphatic issue with the Admiral.
FIanked by yoluminous records fr3
the Navy Department, Secretary Dan
iels went into detail in explain
changes he made in comforting decOra-
tions as recommended by commanding
officers in the Navy and by the Knight
| Board.
| The Naval Secretary outlined to the
committee the two chief differences In
Continued On PAGE Three
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
i1 TFE CHILDREN
|'IH[ CHO CHO? YES,
! TEY ALL ACCLAIM
]. With His Funny Antics,
| ...,,,ed With Points OF
t,.,s Keeping Kept School
[l4.. In Roar At Republic
FzoTs
tmr HOUSE CROWDED
|, .yr ENTERTAINMENT

|.,rsq aa surely "children's
annapolis atl because Of the
ao cao
1 y Ass perhaps done its
sark In this community in
T., oho Cho TO a wildly happy
4 I, bows and girls at the Re
Theatre on Monday II was a
and veil worked out. The
game ever played in Amer
|y,a9. s enc Cho's' game.
4. aas well received here one
that audience OF about one
H. children and saw those
4. ,n5 heard those voices wild
1 .s,ca-. can testify There is
Is children in the very name
Inn and the fact that a clown
are no teach them something,
A. mar the interest at all
H. hal such perfect confidence
.sy cIaen l.ility to amuse. they
SLING 20 take any dose he ad
efrfl because he couldn't help
II asBy And their confidence
"a m placed "Cho Cho' is moth
/ pa' funny, The teachers were
\ snilble and benign, and feel
yrsaaally responsible. but the
|sm did not care. They were
meet "Cho Cho" Soon there
hBaling sound at the door
b came here with hands full of
|s % play he game with them.
|.rwed them. picked them up,
b.. others and couldn't pick
! sg anG could hardly make the
! @ he music OF yells, laughter,
and screams that would have
fTassed anybody but a clown.
be finally made it he yelled:
down" When the command
aeei he said
ji say that? Because
ack Of YOU can't see over you"
/ want all teachers to have a
Why did say that" be-
] want 10 teach; | don't want
chez teachers Then turning
lHe Of life aud The snippy little
'ae pig tail age, he sat down
sE his yoluminous trousers
Singing his feet saying, IF l
'ata ! Won't play" (Roars of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
SIX SPAN|ARDS DEAD
OF GAS IN HOTEL
cBy The Associated Press,

Newark. n. j., FEB. 3.-Six men were
found dead of gas poisoning in small
hotel here today. All of them had
been sleeping in one room. The owner
of the hotel was arrested on charge
of manslaughter, it being alleged that
he was guilty of criminal negligence
in using defective gas fixtures. All the
dead are Spaniards.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
GOV. BROWN
DIES IN BAL T|MORE
tBy the Associated l'ress,

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 3.-Former
Governor Frank Brown died at his
home here today after a long period
of i'll health. at the age of IA years.
He was Governor of Maryland from
1892 to 1896 and was a prominent
figure in Democratic State politics.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been completed, but the Services
will lie held at the First Presbyterian
Church on Thursday afternoon.
Flag At Half Mast
Governor Ritchie, upon hearing of
the death OF former Governor Brown,
ordered the State House flag placed
at half mast and issued "a statement
paying high tribute to the character
and public services of the former
governor.
Governor Ritchie said:
Il have just learned with sorrow
and distress of former Governor
Browns death. He was a splendid
character, foremost in everything that
contributed to the welfare of our
State. Maryland will always be the
better of his life of fine public service
and his hosts of friends will always be
the better for the example of his low
able and affectionate character. One OF
the strong men of Maryland. upon
whom we have become accustomed to
rely, has gone. He will be sadly
missed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
Hospital Board Meeting

The regular first of the month
Board of Managers meeting al the
Emergency Hospital will be held on
the second Thursday in the month,
and not on the first Thursday as for
merly. 1t is expected much business
of more than usual Importance will
be presented.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
T. II. Stinchcomb Has "Flu"

Thomas H. Stinchcomb, plumber for
the Annapolis Water Company, is con-
fined to his residence on Bladen street
suffering from a severe attack of in
fiuenza. MIR. Stinchcomb had been
complaining for some time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
Marriage Licenses

GPELLMAN - CLARK - William
P. SpelIman, 25: Sarah E. Clark. 49,:
both of Baltimore city. Applicant,
William p Spellman.
HAMISON - JUBB Allan d.
Hamison, "a, Chicago. ILL.,; Luray
Jubb. %; Glen Burnie, this county.
Applicant, Allan D. Hamison.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
NOTICE

n .d,rs Meeting Annapo-
I aal Ea>tport Building
Association
January %. 1920.
1 saaaal meeting of the Sto--k-
e Ae lnaapolis and Eas.
. a.1e Association will be he.d
! ..e 81 .1e Association. oD
''''' f'Oruar, 9th, at 7:3O p. ".
y 'FpoSe of elccting a Boa.d L
4. ]. rs ior The ensuing year and
= transaction ol any other bus
-4 may come before the meet
PAUL NEDF0RD. Secy.
II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
Colored

EyANS-HALL-H Evans, "a;
Bertha Hall. 20; both of Annapolis.
Applicant, Harry w. Jones.
THOMPSON - MATTHEWS-Le0n
Thompson, "a; Agnes Matthews, IS:
both of West Annapolis Applicant,
Harry Hutton.
JONES - JOHNSON John w.
Jones. 81: Marie Johnson, IS: both
OF Annapolis. Applicant, John w.
Jones.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03
TAKES
EMPHATIC ISSUE
ON MEDAL AWARDS

Naval Secretary Tells Senate In
vestigating Committee Per
sonal Differences Between Ad-
miral Sims And Wilson Fig
ured
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03

Continued on Page Four)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-03

...,,.d press Dis
n late news at
and abroad are pub
30. es.5 in The Capital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

Eu,sler: Calvary. George Iiascl: Church
supplied: Elki"n. II. =. Cooley: Fairfield,
1. II. Vanievan,lcr tone to L." smppii-dD :
Goshen q" l." supplied: Grccuyili.. 4. l..
Potter: Ha:r!s"nhrrS. ~. NJ Cant.r: Lex
ihS'"n. {. q. Martin: i.uray. j. ". Leg
E.tt; Mdrksrilie and STANLEY. Carroll T.
Palmer: MCt;nheysvIl.c. |. l.. LLOYD:
Mount Crawio:d, L.. ~. john. Mouni
SCION. II. l.. rarr"tt. New Hope J. Il.
Wiley: Ia:e. Il. II. lirlmiut"li.r. Port T.. :
pubic. wendell Allen: i;"ckhrid.;- baths
-. ". f"n.: Enchinsham. II. - Alex
Snh"r: Sn.nand"Nh. y. vundvvand.g' :
Jr'' preacher: Wayncshpr". w \. I.yucn
Winchester District.
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Sherh'an: student. Randolph Macon
o"lsc". Sha nandoah lvrctIon ,u, man.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

Santry aud Norton. the sho4 continues
with one or the best acts ever seen
OF the big time. This il the Jazzicst
trio. Prcssl"r. i<laiss and SAKE. who
know how to put pep into their. songs.
SaNaph"ne ana violin playing. nnc
th" nianist is one OF the most uniuu"
comedians thnt ever came our way
Without doubt this trio made as big
- hit - any act seen here this sea
son,
Black face" Eddie Ross and his AZ
rican Harp cntcrtaius in :, most anus
Ing monoloae in his own inimitablc
way and ends mp by max ing the most
fascinating music on his banjo. Every
one would have liked to hear more OF
it, for the music il all too scarce hut
his fun makes up FOG his rcticcncc
with melodies.
An unusual offering is The Current
of Fun an act which features Madam
Burncll. THIS shows how much of an
electric current she can stand in COM
parisiOu with the average person. She
~ such rcntarkabl" conductor of
electricity that papcr can he ignitpd
from touching any part OF her body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
VIRGINIA APPOINTMENTS
NAMED BY CONFERENCE
Church Meeting OF. Baltimore Divi-
sion Makes Selections for Five
Districts of State.

wASiiINGToN. April T. App"ntments
for "a. coming Year we've mad. 10y the
:riscopai Church. South. hc.. today. and
those Tor thu hive Virginia districts are
Alexandria District.
II 4. iiamii. pTcsintn. einer. AleSandria.
y. iieses,.r: htH.,n"nl. =. l.. hcarh !.
n.y. ". " i-ipnin: puuirie" TO ~ sun-
n!.-",; E., i.-,,,sA' ~ {. Marsh; r";c-
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fien.iickshu x. ~, l.. ii"lt; rlamliton, II
h"r". W Il. MARSH: Ssburr. ). y Mast;
lou, g. n Sahn""' M ~, NJ.
Vs.. B-.I': .pftucr William. g. ". MARI
". Unith-r: STAFFORD. 4. Il Cooper: St.rl-
ing. II 4. watson: Sud!"y. ii"mcr Wel:h;
cuii. ". II. GRAY.
iewi.burg District.
II. /. Stcphsns. presiding ",l.r. A'd.r-
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suprli.dI: TalCct, l.. =. Shiras: Union w
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liz mSburs. II. s. Wiley
Roanoke District.
A. Brown, presiding elder. BETHANY
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cult. &. NJ. Sarver: Ruckbrldgc 90 b. sun
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Rockingham District.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
Puss in Boots, Jr.
BY DAVID CORY.

Il know Of a frog who all III. nigh,
long
Cries Xix. kitten in mourntul
song
When Puss Junior heard this he
stopped the donkey and looked about
him. Who Spoke?" he asked. ana
then q little bird flew down and wng-
ged his tail. Il did" he answered.
Tell me quickly where you heard
this poor frog" asked Fuss. I'm sure
/; is my dear father who has been
changed into frog by the Wicked
Water Witch"
softly. softly" answered the little
!ird. The Witch herself may hear
you. Then be told Puss in a whis-
per which way 10 go. ANA puss los;
10 time N following his directions.
the donkey came To u StandS;ill, ana
before russ knew what was happen
.ns. two cvil-lookius hobsoglins
jumped out of the dark forest and
waved their lantcrns.
HIATT Sir cat." they cried
Get out OF my way" cried little
Puss Junior. What right have YOU
I" stop me-" and he drew his sword.
l;i; the linbGDblins laughed at him,
and the next instant "a grea, rope
twisted itself about Fuss and the
"G"odness me. little master"
whispered the donkey we are in
trouble now"
Maybe said puss. but do not
fear. Then turning his magic gulu
ring around MS finger three times. ne
waited. and presently the little black
man stood before him.
Il am in trouble" said Puss See
what the hobgoblins have done"
II have never failed YOU vet" said
til" little black man with a smile
showing his sparkling white teeth
The Fairy Queen whom serve. is all
powerful" Then with a quick mo-
ton he pulled "a shari, knit. fsom II s
belt and gu, the magic ropes ,hat
bound rusS and his donkey.
'Mnmps and measles hornets stiugs
Plague you might and day
II you free this pussy cat
And his DONKEY gray"
screamed the bobgoblins. jumping in
and out among the trees. h,l, not Car.
ing 10 come near the little black man
eep quiet" lie answered. swinging
lis sUord. which CLEANED like "A SHAFT
OF moonlight. Il am the Black Won
der of Fairy Land. Look out for
yourselves" Then. turning to puss.
lie said:
Come with me. viii show Won
the way out Of this wicked forest
It's the nome OF the hobsoblins. who
hate homes, folk"
Before long the little blac,. man
had Puss safely on, Of the forest
tTo be Continued.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
Fam pernickrI.

perniChel is the rye bread used by
The Westphalian peasants which in
some other parts OF Germany is con
s.dered dtllCacy The loavcs are
sometimes sixty pounds in weight.
The name is said 10 have originated
in the saying Of q French cavalry
soldier. "no rejected the bread with
disgust. saving Ii VAS only Bon pour
Nicholas '-ihat is III or good fo7
Nichola: his horse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
.,rnns. Doing. In rourn-ur tlln..

suppose you were a guest OF GER
tain charming young man on mis-
Yacht a; dinner. Imagine him sud
denly pecrir2 ~ one OF the portfolios,
Swinging u his fee: and daShin ing up
ia. compnrionway out upon the deck.
And then suppose tha: Il few moments
later he appeared before you soaking
Net. but with q smile of satisfaction
on his face. Wouldn't IL make you q
bit uneasy: That is just sample OF
the strange doinvs in My lady's
Garter" jacques Futrelle's we'll
known mystery romance, which Maui
rice Tourncur has made into a Roia-
BILE screen production, and which VII.
bc exhibited a. the Isis Thcater this
week. \ Sennctt comedy Is added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
IL. q. L.. L. Forgotten.

In 10. face OF high prices and the
bankruptcy OF her dead fathers bus
mess. Diana Tenant, New York So
cieiy girl. outfits herself aud sister
in the latest styles OF ladies ready
to-wear. unhcedful or the fact that
she is almost penniless. This is the
situation which katherine MacDon-
aid. starring in The Turning Point
her latest picture released through
First National Exhibitors Circuit.
viii enact before the patrons OF the
Victor Theatt- again today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
A Mystery MeIodrama.

The Mystery % the Yellow Room"
a screen ada7tation al CASTOR LeruuX'S
novel OF :hat name and Il Realart pic
ture. which opened yesterday for "A
run a. the EiJou Thraaer. VIII no
doub, be extremely ropular with all
who like mystery melodrama. Tbs
picture holds The interest OF tne spec
tator and dcscs efforts TO anticipate
the solution until the very end. iiar-
old l.loyGs new comedy. Hand to
Mouth is ridicuiousiy funny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
On the "Iieli ship

The Hell Ship." the William Fox
production which Will he shown FOR
the last Tine tonight ~ the Blue
bird Theaier. is hig tense human
drama, gripping and powerful as it
is appealing Beautiful Madiaine
Traverse. the star. portrays the CHAR
sctcr Of woman of the sea Whose
love for ne: little sister Surpasscs
love for self ard for the man who
would give her the greatest happi-
ness in life. The play is filled with
big moments ana will hold the az
tenticn o. all from start TO finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
TnEN nrr THE SCOT

p. McAilil4n Volunteer Fireman's
back paired ne SO ! could no, sit
down 10 rc,d or wit. with comfort.
could not slccr a. night for con.
stant pain au0 when Walked I vas
IN great misery tried several REM
edies, bui non. did me any good A.
ter taking bottles Foley * tdney
pills my back and sd. ar. completely
'Gsth. lnfI 80 IKE Il stream OF
water pia!"p on FIRE lbs bremen.
ley nv ire rP"l. put out the IRE and
GROWN IN. pam. They relieve kid
mey, trouble and bladder ailments.
Sold eNeryWhnr. anr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding aimost nny
topic. excepting on legal and medical
subjects, nre nnswercd free. As nil
inquiries nrc answered directly by
rersonn1 letter, srlf-ndd reSHed
stnmped envelope Is required. Ad-
dress The Timex-Dispntch lnf0rmu-
lion Bureau, Richmond, Sn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
luck. Feather. From Its Young.

MIS-, ' E. Eichmond. --W hcn
canary bird plGcks feathers from the
Young birds, place them in small
nursery cage suspended from the side
of the breeding cage in manner
that viii allow feeding between the
wires. as the Young birds should not
he removed entirely from their par.
ents untii they are able TO crack the
food upon WHICH thcy must feed.
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I:l,ic Ferguson Mnkc. AIT.

Else Ferguson has scored another
hi. hit in her latest raramcnnt Arr
craft picture. Ills House in Order"
- the Colonial Theatcr. The picture
is delightful one, and is credited
with being one o.; the hest Of Miss
Fergusou's repertoire /" date. iier
suppoYt IS excellent.
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even Il lemon in her hand ignitcs the
paper. There is lots of fun mixed In
, from the antics OF the group OF men
picked from the audience.
Closing the Performance. is James
AID Bessie Akin in II comb nation
skating act and coutOrtious by the
man OF the team.
The usual movies comple," the pro-
gram H. ~ l..
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u.xY q, Hauling n.no,,es.

Admirers of pictures in which bath
ing beauties ARE featured will have
an opportunity 20 feast their eyes on
AN outdoor bathing scene OF unique
character in Elaine Hammerstcin's
frs; Sciznick picture. The Country
Cousin" which viii I've SHOWN al the
odeon Thcater today.