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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-08
FOR sALE-c1rY PROPERTY.


FOR SAILS lots and room cottage, half
block from Oakland car, near Seward.
Electric lights. gas, sewer, old shade, fruits,
coal house, chicken house. cellar. Price
81 500, clear. 3 lots of Freeman ave-, price
$3.50. Furman. LOG West sth.
FOR SALE-6- room house, modern except
furnace, lots 42l5x206; fruit trees. In
shop district; must sell at once, owner
leaving city. 134 Woodruff ave. Phone
$3.50 Black.
MODERN residence of nine rooms for sale,
east front. Owner, 1125 Western ave.
1887 phone.
FOR SALE-6-room cottage, city water.
electric light, good repair, close to Rock
Island. Phone 5000 7.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
WE HAVE

several suburban tracts. Call at our
office and let us tell you all about
them.
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wANTED-FEMALES HELP.
OPPORTUNITY


FOR AMBITIOUS YOUNG LADIES
WHO WANT BETTER POSITIONS
WITH PERMANENT - EMPLOYMENT,
CONGENIAL WORK, GOOD PAY OP-
PORTUNITfES FOR PROMOTION, REST
ROOM, CAFETERIA WHERE LUNCHES
ARE SERVED AT COST. YOU SHOULD
INVESTIGATE THE MANY ADvANT-
AGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY.
APPLICATIONS are received from young
women over 16 years of age.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
S12 JACKSON STREET.
: WANTED
COAT MAKERS.
WAIST MAKERS,
SKIRT MAKERS,
HELPERS,
EMBROIDERERS,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-08

North Topeka News

Items for this column may be left at
PetrO'a drug store or telephone Eleanor
kimbaH, 1851 after Z o'clock. Other
hours, $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-08

Oakland. They purchased the property at
1874 Oakland avenue last fall.
Mr.. II. S. Harris, who has spent the
past five weeks in California, is expected
TO arrive home soon.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Homes Priced Right

HUNTOON-Almost new bungalow; 2
bath r, maple floors. built-in ga
rage. You will like it. $4,000.
THE DRIVE-5-r. bungalow. all oak.
gl.-in porch, modern turnout. A
COLLEGE AvE.-S lots. s-r. house,
oak. all mod, cistern, garage. $500;
modern. garage. $4,000.
MULVANE-2 II lots. OR. house, all
modern, garage, shade. $500.
POLK-6r. house. all modern, 81. pch..
cistern, garage, fine shade. $500.
BUCHANAN-1N lots, s-r. house. all
modern. Absent owner says $4,000.
BUCHANAN-9-r house, all modern,
ST. porch. All nd. pine. $4,000.
ern, o. k. garage. $500.
COURTLAND-2 lots. 5-r. cottage. gl.-
in 81. p. with heat. select oak. $500.
WEST EIGHTH-6-r. house. hot water
heat, garage for 8 cars. $1,000.
WEST EIGHTH-s-r. house all mod
ern. 81. p, floored attic. s4.750.
WEST ELEVENTH-6r. house. oak,
all modern. 81. porch, built-in
features. $4,000.
ELMwoOD-6-r house in oak down.
up oak floors, sleeping. porch
Beautifully finished. $3.50.
IFILLMORE-S-r. house. 81. p, fin
ished attic, gas CRATES. built-in
features, first flock oak. $1,000:
QUINCY-12-r. flat, steam hit. $500.
WEST SIXTEENTH-5-r. bungalow,
modern. garage. $4.650.
YOU WILL GET BETTER RESULTS
IF YOU COME TO OUR OFFICE
AT S24 KANSAS AVE. WE GUAR
ANTEE SATISFACTION WHEN
YOU BUY A HOME THROUGH US.
THE KANSAS RESERVE
INVESTMENT co.
ED. r. GROTE, MGR. REAL ESTATE
| DEPT.
S24 KANSAS AVE.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
West Side, North of 4th.

Two lots, 2 cottages, each 4 rooms.
closets. porches. gas, electric lights,
cellar. well, cistern, city water. sewer
connection, paving paid, cement walks.
shade, good repair, good tenant about
$40. Price 5000.
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WANTED-Man and wife, ranch wife cook,
man chores, handy man, $40 mo-. fur
nished, man and wife cook and kitchen,
800 mo-, furnished; 20 farm hands, mar
ried farm couples; Transfers, laborers.
cooks. Furman's Employment Office, LOG
West Sth
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MISSOURI FARM LANDS

CHICKEN RAISERS--10 acres. house, 20
fruit trees, 400 strawberries.T fertile soil
near my land, Irondaie, Mo. Price $3.50
$3.50 down, $40 monthly. G. Anderson. e25
n. Monroe, North Topeka. Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-08

The North Topeka Red Cross classes will
not be held this Week, owing to the illness
Of Mrs. B. Cook, the Instructor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-08
SERVICES DEFERRED.

FURNITURE repaired, household goods
packed for shipping, baby buggies, GO
carts repaired and retired. +. Il. Weber,
230S Buchanan. Phone 5037 w.
CARPENTER, repairing. remodeling. gar
Phone 1913.
NOOFING REPAIRING. Tin and Pump
Works Phone 1904.
CISTERNS cleaned and repairing. I.
Palmer. 114+ College. Phone 5110 W.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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WANTED - Situation by young married
man who has had several years in varl
Gus clerking positions. Prefer position as
salesman or outside work. A. B. A, care
Journal
WANTED-Young lady school teacher de-
sires position as caretaker of children,
private secretary or companion for the
summer. Address L, care Journal office.
WANTED-Position. Have had Is years
experience as manager, supt, and Asst
Bookkeeper. 10 years with one firm. Ad-
dress II. 7. C., care Journal.
SITUATION WANTED-Experienc lady
wants charge of telephone office, in
dwelling house preferred, operator If
wanted. Mrs. Doretta Kaul, Paxico. Kan.
WASTED-Position as housekeeper in
country. Call at once. APO Madison.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-08

The get-together evening of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church. postponed on ac-
count of the flu ban will be held Friday
evening at the cnurch- A program will be
given and refreshments served. All mem
hers of the church and their friends are
invited.
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MOVING.
F E N IN ORE MOVING
CALL PHONE 4341
TYPEw RITERs.
MACHINE SHOPS.
UNDERTAKING.

THE L. NJ. PENwELL Undertaking Co.,
506-508-510 Quincy street. Telephone 1872.
II. W. BOMGAKDNER. Phone 49,
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j. E. TORRINGTON
100 West Sixth. Tel. 22s.

WANT TO LIST
twenty suburban tracts and 20 best Shaw
nee Co. farms at once. Drop us card, Civ
ing description, location, price, etc. Ad-
dress CQttrell Co., room ~. Colombian
Bldg. 112 W. 9th. Tel. 340s.
CHEAPEST BUILDING SITE in College
Place, liz lots. cement paved St, city wa
ter. sewer, sidewalk in and paid for, only
$475 Nonresident owner. Cottrell.
Phone 340S.
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MALE AND FEMALE

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GORDON pressfeeder. Prefer one with ex-
.perience. See foreman press room. Crane
s, Co.. los East Sth.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Young man about II or 10
ness. Must be willing to start at bottom
and work up. Edwards Cloak Co., COS
Kansas ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
A NATIONAL TRIBUTE FROM a GRATEFUL COUNTY, 70 ITS
GALLANT SOLDIERS , SAILORs AND MARINEs

Mrs. George " Trichard. or santa
re. las been designated as state
chairman Tor New Mexico fur the
National Victory Memorial building.
Of which Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is
honorary president. Although the
long illness of the president has pre-
vented Mrs. Wilson from taking q
very active part in tho project which
IL cnlistiug the enthusiasm and Coz
operation OF an the great womcn's
organizations of the country. she feels
an Intense interest in the plan To
erect q $4,000. 600 national mouu-
mcnt In the capital to the honor and
memory OF the soldiers. sailors and
marines OF the world war and is in
timately la Communication with Mis-
Henry D. Dimork. pr Washington,
who b. the active president aud o.
igiuatur NJ the idea. Tho chairman
viii also have th, cordiu; sympathy
and support Of the governor. who ir
honorary chairman for this state, %
President Wilson is also dcoply inter
ostcd in the project Of which hc has
written that % undoubtedly express
,s what the heart uf tho whole Cyun
try approves"
The National Victory Memorial
building viii not only Dee e majestic
monument tu thu greatest outpout-
ing uf patriotic sentiment and rUerEy
In the history cot the nation. but it VIII
De- also q building OF tho highest
utility. aud through th, functions and
activities 10 viii shelter viii become
u sort NJ national renter ct patriot
ism. with which every city and ham
let In the land will nave AN Intimate
connection. Congress has donated
the site Tor The building ON the Mail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

Tom FERRIS, N%itagrupli director.
bas reached Sew York TO make the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

sector during the war or were reprc-
scented by fighting men VIII have the
privilege VI contributing.
Every en- y q G T., n~ssOciution.
church. club. community. Or other or
SANITATION that displayed u service
flag or honor roll during IA. war VIII
be entitled To contribute. the basis Of
participation being So for each star
or name. In this way the lofty and
magnificent mUuumcnt-building IN
Washington will become q pefpctua-
tiuu Of the sacred service stars and
honor rolls Of all the Land. This
idea is 10 be yisuaiizcd aud material
izyd hl reproducing on some surface
~ the interior Of the building of pat
riotism each " the stars Of all the
service 0ngs Of all the land. Lists OF
the donors as well az Of the soldiers,
sailors ana marines they honor will
y" preserved In the patriotic archives
Of the buildiur-and like recognition
VIII boz accorded To- the women who
participate IN the campaign for the
realization OF The plan.
Thus when the massive building rs
complete ,NcrN person an the country
who had any part iu the war effort
Will feel that it b. hts building. The
former fightiug men will lind In IL am
adequate national recognition Of their
%paliuutry aud sacrifice. the business
men Of the country VIII see iu d a
tribute To- their mobilization for
aud the women viii rejoice that In
being the means Of raising the funds
that erected the building they will
have capped their owu Sacrifices with
the nations monument to its sons
who took up arms Tor lis honor and
preservation,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

a%r'ronting Pennsylvania ven about
htlt way between the white hou
aud the capitol. aud the latter viii be
the only building in Washington That
viii excel 10 In architectural spiendor.
The Memorial building will provide
Washington and the nation with a
spacious auditorium fcltinE over L
soc, which the capital has sadly
lacked hitherto. aud viii contain
smaller assembly halls. thus adapting
IL as the central meeting place Of
national. especially patriotic orgnif-
izutions. This idea OF patriotic utility
win be further supported by tho pro-
vision uf AN impressive chamber FOR
cich OF the states. which can bee made
the cNcr-opou Washington headuuHr-
t'fH aud rendezvous fou thr people of
that state, Oth,r features Will bc
tho urchivc- halls. e. museum. a mag
uiftsout banquet hall to accommodate
siN hundred aud office. fur patriotic
societies. tu puttug uNDr this bis
undertakings tho women viii lurLelN
utilize the Womou'H committees that
v,r. built up hy the council of ma
uuuaI lof.us, during the war. The
George Washington Memorial assn
citation uf Washington, Be- providing
the business organization. % the
Smithsonian institution VIII bc the
custodian OF the building
I'M, cost uf erecting the national
tempt, cot patriotism ls 10 b, met hy
20 plan of privileged contributions,
whereby tIr great building about
$50 foot square viii represent IN
every hit oi' rs steel marble and
concrete. patriotic rcrNlso during thc
supreme crisis OF the World War
only those who served IN the home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
Satisfactory Service to Cadillac Owners
Is the Dominant Purpose
OF the Cadillac Motor Car Company
And of All Cadillac Distributors

We need no expert statesmen TO sell the Cadillac. Cadillac
owners are cur best statesmen. Whit the CadiIlae Motor Gar Com
rany most emphasizes to its distributors is SATISFACTORY SER
VICE TO CADILLAC OWNERS.
We want Cadillac owners in Albuquerque and New Mexico,
and all Cadillac tourists passing through the state to know that
we are here, as Cadillac distributors, for the one main purpose Of
rendering you the best service possible at all times.
In our service department are two expert Cadillac mechanics
These men specialize on Cadillac EARS and on nothing else. Our
service station is operated for Cadillac ears and we serve no ether.
Every member OF this organization is at your service, alive TO your
interests and eager to insure for you the fullest possible use from
your Cadillac.
We guarantee all our work. Also we provide absolutely without
charge a once-each month free inspection of your Cadillac. You are
cordially invited to make use Of this free monthly inspection. II
may prove of great value to you and il is at your service every
day in the year. You may ask our mechanics for any information
you need about your car or any detail Of its operation. They will
supply the information gladly.
Please bear in mind that this is the only organization in New
Mexico prepared to provide expert, exclusive Cadillac service, and
that we are always at your command. This invitation includes
all Cadillac owners wherever you may make your home, and we
want every Cadillac tourist passing through Abmquersu sue TO know
that we are here to serve Cadillac owners and to serve them with
the same courtesy, promptness and care we exercise in looking
out for the needs Of Cadillac owners who live in New Mexico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Say, WstOsa Lady, IA To Nhai
Cardui Has Done For Ne, So
As To Help 0thsrG"

Waioga, W, ya.-Mp. S,W oiadweh,
% this town, says; "Wheu sbout l5yeAn
Of ace, J suffered grsstlY . Sometimes
would 20 a month OF two. and hsd
terrible headache, bsekaehe. and bearing
down pains. and would Just drag and
had no appetite. Thea . Il would last
two weeks, and was 50 weakening.
ard my health was awful.
Ny mother bought me q bottle d
cafdui, and began 10 improve after
taking the first bottle, so kept Il up tin ]
took three II gained, and was well
and strong, and owe II all 10 cafdnl,
am married nov and have 3 ehlldreH
... Have never had 10 have a doctor ioi
female trouble, and Just resort 10 CStdui
e need a tonic. am glad to testify 10
what il has done TOT me, 50 as 10 help
others"
II you are nervous or weak. have he'd
aches, baekaehes, or any Oh Inc oihei
ailments so common 10 women, why pol
give Clrdui a lhal7 Accommodated By
nany physicians. 10 use over 10 Yeas
Bsgin taking Cafdui today. II mAT
sRs very aAseiciRs you nsed.
ScEIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

II the summer, now nearly upon us promises nothing else, at least,
motion picture fans can look forward q" one great novelty, for
Goldwyh has decided To- make 20 summer release oI the sensational
Numa production. The Return OF Tarzau which open, for an in
definite rm IN New York at the Broadway thriirr. Sunday. May 30
Those who look back three" years 10 "Tarlau of the Apes viii
have no trouble v>ualINug am immense populuI! for this. the see
ond of Edgar Rice Burroughs thrilling tales of African juugrS and
beasts aud startling struggles between men aud faroruuu> animals
for "fHrZu OF the Apes was one of the great successes and from rc
pc Is. "The lrlmrn nl IlrNm- nrnmIsr, ~ hc oven hrlltr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19
500 Reward. 500

catarFh Is n local disease greatly infiu.
snced by constitutional conditions, II
therefore requires constitutional treat
nsnt HAhLs cATAhnh hEpiSiNs.
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of tina Gya.
ten, HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation OF the disehse,
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assists nature IN
doing It's work. $4,000 for any caee Of
CRtarrh that HALLS CATARRB
DrugKieta 7sc. Tentimoniais free
p. y. Cheney q Co. Toledo. Ohio.
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William u. Crane. uu--tnrrCti with
Buster k'utuu Boo Metros forthcoming
production OF The Suphoud last
week, celebrated hIa seventy NTH
hirthdas. Tho veteran actor recipient
~ mHuN cougrutul1torh messages spvut
Tho day quietly zoo hts home Iu los An.
grlcs Crane was born 100 Leicester.
Mass iu 1885 llr went ON Oh, stage
IN 1858. Joining uuoloy'r Stock com
many an I thea - ) o. subsequently,
hccamc It's leading comedian Joining
stuart Robson as co-stur hu appeared
In u series ut biz successes. the most
notable being bronson Howlrd's "rho
Hen iuttu. from which The Sap.
head was adapted TN, present gen
GRAFTON probably recalls hiU best 900
David Harum' ANA Father and the
Boys
\ new -cricS ~ 20 twn-rcel
comedies. produced hN the Nu-
tiOnHl Film corporation of NWut-
iCa. will Doe released through Gold
WAN Distributing corporation I'-
voriiug tu Am announcement re-
,oiycd from Guldwyu this wrrk.
The vNHDt nature of these COIN
rdios is not revealed, Iui % I-
said that they uf, modelled atoms
nusun lines and features PLAY
'rH who are wei known Go both
stag, patrons aud motion picture
audiences
Captain HARRY VI. Ruh,,. prps-
idCut Of the National corporation
is authority Tor the statement
that these viii hp the most costly
tWu-r,cl phutopluNs uNpr mad, Ht
the ,umpuu,'s studios IU HullN
wood. cat The first four releases
The Road tu Ruin Ills Mttu's
Husband, In o. Ott and
"knurkiup Fin cold have been
completed aud prints soon viii ho
m the hands ut GOODWIN rArhungc
managers THESE pictures II is
asserted, rvt H new standard Tor
short subjects IN beauty uf pro-
auction, plut, direction agd per
UOnuol They were directed hN
Harry Edwards.
NNN
Midi haunrl' the screen version
Of Sir Arthur Wing pincru's yrlghrIts
eel drama of thr same uamr. which
created q uururo with Ethel Barry
moro an the leading role several sen.
sons ago. i Clara klmhull Nnuus'r
latest production Under the direction
Of HARRY GUrsuu. this picture has just
boon completed ct the Carson stu
dios. Los Angeles. and viii hc rcloaac,
shortly through the EuuitN piCturtt
For the Soul cot Rafael" which vs. now
being given Bees first presentations
"Mid-Chunuel't was given e typical
Carson production aud iu addition t0
the tremendous clcmrnt- and pas.
Hinus of the STORY tl"rv ts added %
,cenir u,rstiturr that bids fuir to out.
shine amy Of the clara kiud1Hl Nounl
productions thu. rnr released.
N<N
Tom Trrri~-, Nitagruph director
bas reached New YORK 10 make th'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-19

GENES tluU. lNr Hudson river
Tor 90 coming special production en-
utl'i Trumpet island hN Gou,'r-
ncur Morris Most ut the production
made ti Taim S%puuss, Palm
Beach Iul Catalina island three
prominent tourist resorts boo southern
with thr eastern -vvuus
yet tu b, ulmoi ,HD cost ut the pro-
duofiou has upprONlWutrI % quartet
of % million dollar.
JrnuiC DiVkCr~nu. widow ~
John ~. Bartlett. 20 prominent
u|uuu,i,I who died shortly after
losing hia fortune fu The panic "f
1907. has been engaged hN Metro
tu pltN tho Iul, ut Mrs EIs-Vtt re-
London boarding house keeper 600
tine screen adaptation of tn, great
uuurN Lame m,luirImu. The
Marriage uf Mayfair TN, pro-
duytior ,s now being mined at
Metros Sew York studios
Nra Bartlett started her career
as 20 church siugo in New York
and then studied abroad. I,ruu
iug leading gouttulto for tho tItI
Rosa bpvUt company iu London.
She WAS with the company Tor
seven years singing tho lotdlug
vuufTnlfu roles. such as brtrud iu
"I.u,ugriu." and AZuE.ut IN ~
lNNh NN''Nf. lNNA FNf N'NN'' ''' ~.
the United States and succeeded
Joasly Bartlett Davis with the
B@ustuuiaus us Alau.t-halc lu
Robin Hood
Throughout the world uf motion
pictures the new GpldWNurE'IN Conn
lcs which Hi' made iu cooperating
with the International f'lW service.
have won un assured place ON tho
" .....A.4 LUH.N
characters ua Judge kumhuuscr and
UappN u|ooliruu are 1s wei known Ca
piJtUr, patrons I- some OF ca" hrs'
tTUftd screen stHrt lu their new
animated tUtu. these rrutrsuur char.
actors uI ftu daily uoWHpn pctS Urt
wiuuma new converts Go their STYLE ol
uu. making rn, new releases prom,
l-cd hy th, GuliNNu-lir organization
are IH follows.
Judge Humm, boo Turn TO the Eigh.
I.rg' lampuou-
Judg, l;umm, 900 smoke, Mokos
] aluroons
Judge Eumm, lu zone Good Turi
Deserves Another tampoous,
liapp, luuhsuu in All FOR The
Love of u GIri lHWpuuus
Judge Eumm, m Is Doctor shoul'
Have Patience lampuunH
Although Universal Cit,. ~ a uic
H. the busiest place in tho world, BE-
OF u dozen ur wur, big producing unit
mirroring 20 dut,tDut phase of life
There % uup iuy lHst Wurt Whru ih'
mnln thutuuEhfIrr uf tho hlW utpi
tpl rD-rmhlrd tho curfrw hour 81
~Suur,Ionk Bach cot the NAN pro
dutiur companies rl the bis hlu plan
CHOSE the sam" dry a. go on ldostiot
aud IUr HfuIIua MrfU UY
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serted except Tor the mechanical
crews.
HARRY Cures and his company nun
iuE Human stun" we're az work at
the stars rtrch; Auue Cornwall. work
ing ia tn Gal in the Rain. was TAX
Ing scenes at stockton california;
Ia Roberts. appearing iu Mar
ann 20 had gone Co. Monterey. Lynn
Reynolds took his COMPANY starring
Frank MAYO tu b RIG Rear valley:
Eddie Polo. tt work. ON the last rpl-
sodo of Tho Vanishing Dagger" was
in catalina doing underwater scenes;
Jack furd took his company to Laurel
,tuNuu fur rain scenes, Mack Mripnt
and Huui Gibson had gone tu the drs-
crt Tor SOM, sand storm scenes
jacques Itccard was taking scenes
uear Mount Lowe: Albert Russell was
shooting some scenes for "The Moon
Rider" serial iu the Tupango canyon.
and the various other units were bus
ilv engaged on SCENES AWAY FROM tho
studio.
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Inmcs ". Iidd,. who has Just finish.
"d uIIyluE the LEADING NAL" role on
pusttt Anne cornwall iu The Gin iu
the Rain" at I ni,vrsaI ,ltN, claims me-
should split ntty-iitty ON the title
The Girl and Man iu the ltaiu' ac-
.uIdiug To Nj ltddN's idea would he
1 more hitting title. as he played more
than H score OF rain scenes and CON
trJctud three distinct colds during the
nlmiug of the picture
<NN
ior i.ir first time In the history ~
mutton pictures IL theatrical drama of
the speaking stag viii be- presented
With 40 all-stir cast ~ motion picture
stars Jt tluuv's auditorium. Los An
gelos. ON the nights OF June 3, g. and
D.. az which time "a experimentation
OF Augustus Thomas famous drama
Arizona viii bc given The produce
ton, with its million dollar east will
be- given for tho benefit OF the Am"ri-
can Legion. probably the only great
cause hat could have drawn so many
stars together ON one program
clara Eimhall Young regarded as
the screens most beautiful star, will
head the east pinyiuE the leading t'iu-
mime role. II viii be- Miss Nuungs
irst appearance M q drama ON the
speaking stage since entering mutton
pictures nine years ago
lltNiuE Opposite htT iu the leading
mnle role will be- Hobart Ellsworth
whose fame upon the stag" was equal.
lr us great as his succoEs on Ga,
screen The east viii include sucl
wsil known stHrs us Dustin FuruUu
IA the role of Lieutenant Denton.
Gloria swanson. ns the scroul teacher
Theodore Roberts. william Desmond
Sossue ~iluyakawu. Hessic Barriscule
Milton stills, aud numerous uthc.
stars.
The production Will receive clahor
ate scenic inNcstiture aud FostumiuE
Since the first announcement OF m,
production the demand for seats hu.
be- m su great that there Is every iudi
cation That thc great auditorium. seal
ing over 5000 people, will De- void uu
3 for an performances hrfor, upeuiuI
night
Fanny, the ianitur's wife In la, Ia
ldiriilc. the recent broadway musi
cal comedy success witch Eddi