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Evening star., 1921-05-14
AGENTS TO GET DATA.
Cost of Living Figures to Be Col
lected by Government.

Cost of living figures throughout
the country are to be collected by
Governments agents under an arrange
ment between the census bureau and
the bureal of labor statistics of the
Department of Labor. Secretary Hoo
yer said.
Formerly the statistics bureau had
relied for those figure on voluntary
reports of retailers and dealers. Mr..
Hoover explained. but with Commerce
Department representatives in sixty
cities it will be possible to collect
data on living costs more accurately
and speedily.
He said the arrangement would be
temporary. as transfer of the bureau
of labor statistics to the Department
of Commerce would have to await the
action of the congressional reorgan-
izatiOn committee.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
CITIZENS TO SEEK PARK
IN RENO SUBDIVISION
Committee Will Ask Congress to
Put Tract Into Proposed Dis
trict Plan.

Conversion of the Reno subdivision
on Wisconsin avenue into national
park to conform with the park plan
of the District of Columbia. will be
asked by committee of the North
west Suburban Citizens Association
before Congress within a short time.
The association. at meeting last
night appointed committee com
posed of DR.. J. W. Chappell Samuel
Hawkins. Joseph S. Topper and A. D..
Shoemaker. to go before Congress and
ask immediate conversion of the Reno
subdivision into a national park.
school needs of the TenleytOwn
neiehborhood came up for extended
discussion and committee was ap-
pointed to lay these needs before Con-
grcss. The committee, of which J. d.
kincer is chairman, was instructed to
ask for immediate construction of a
new eight-room building 20 relieve
the crowded conditions in the Tenley
School.
The association went on record as
indorsing the candidacy of John II.
Paynter for the office of recorder of
deeds for the District. and also pass
ed resolution opposing the recent
appointment of Will Huston as a
member of the board of education
contest for the improvement of
the parkingS. lawns and gardens in
the association territory was inaugu-
rated. Cash prizes will be given later
in the summer for the persons de-
Evening star., 1921-05-14
SENT TO SANTO DOMINGO.

Rear Admiral Samuel 9. Robinson
has been relivcd from duty AZ COM
mandant Of the navy yard. Boston.
and detailed as military governor OF
SantO Domingo.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
NEGRO GIVEN HIGH POST,
Attorney General Appoints Perry
Howard as Special Attorney.

Attorney General Daugherty an
nounced yesterday the appointment of
Perry w. Howard, negro attorney
OF jackson, Miss, as special attorney
in the claims division of the DEPART
ment of Justice. He will have charge
of fraudulent claims against the gov
eminent in matters connected with
his own race. The salary is $1,000 a
year.
Howard is president of the Ma
tional Negro Bar Association and was
secretary in charge of republican
headquarters for negro voters in re-
cent national campaigns. His ap-
pointment was indorsed by national
committee officials
Evening star., 1921-05-14
TIE GERMAS-AMEEICaN FIRE INStE
ANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
Al

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
iTE Of the stockholders Of The German
American Fir" Insurance Company OF the Dis
rr;ct Of Coiumbia.' for the purpose OF electing
nine t9l trustees OF the company for the en-
suing year. will he held on Thursday. the 18th
day Of June. 1921, at its Office. No. Jll 9Th
- NV. in the city Of Washington. u. {.
Polls will be open from II o'clock IN. TO !
O'Clock pm. and AT the closing OF the polls,
81 the hour OF / o'clock pm. pursuant to Il
resolution os the board Of trustees adopted on
fhp Bird day Of Ny. 1921. the following other
business may hc transacted thereat:
tAI The consideration Of and action upon a
resolution of said board adopted at its meeting.
recommending that action hc taken by TN"
stock oIderS authorizing the change OF nam" Of
tri< corporation from The Germa n American
Fire Insurance Company Of the District Of Co
lu-rGid'' to The American Fire InSuranc" Com
ys=y u the District Of Columbia
tRh Such other bus mess may properly
cnnp bnfurn said meeting
The transfer books will b" closed from the
rIo>e Of business June !, 1921. until the morn
sn: of Friday. Jun" Il, 1871
Dated May II. 1921. Washington d. G.
II. ~ BERGMAN. Secretary.
CHARLES SCUAFER. J. A IhEDEI..
TRANCISA BLTNDON, ". y. FDMONSTOS,
u r.. GASCH T.. J.. SCHMIDT.
T. II SNYDER. g. NJ EMMEElCH
Evening star., 1921-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DOGS BOARDED AT COUNTRY HOME
personal attention. Address call on E. NJ
WELLS. 1115 I4th st.
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE ROOM
size rugs washed and sterlzed at your resi-
dence for S3: % years Of experience. PRO
tRESSIFE SALES CO. COS NV. aDs
WANTED-A VAN LOAD OF HOUSEHOLD
goods from Pittsburgh, Penna. THE BIG 4
TRANSFER co. INC, 112J 18th st. NV.
Main 2lL9.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
DEPLORE DEFORESTING.
Federal Experts Credit Famine in
China to It.

day partly because of the ruthless
destruction of the forests. according
Agriculture.
The lack of forest cover has made
possible many of the factors that have
brought disaster to millions of
Chinese, declare the experts. Floods
occur. rivers become uncomfortable,
and the water level of the country
lowers perceptibly.
China is one which mankind should
have learned many times from wha t
has occurred in other places. the ex-
perts say.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

POOL OR CONSOLIDATED CARS ARE
Through cars chartered by the Security Storage
Company loaded by their expert packers
with household and personal effects belonging
=, various shippers. The car * consigned
10 the CORE SpOndent Of the Security Storage
company at destination. and This correspond
ont unioads and checks the shipments de-
iiyering those to local consignees and reship-
ming those 10 nearby points. This service
Greatly reduces risks Of loss and damage in
,hippent is quicker and reduces the cost Of
freight Pariic Coast ears every few weeks,
-l4O Fifteenth Street y W.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

and Walter Coakley. historians: Mr..
Coakley. valedictorian: Miss GunhlH
Helander. class prophet. and James -
Sorensen. Mr.. Coakley and Miss MGr-
ply. members OF the executive COM
mittee. Tho class will graduate
June 8.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
CLASS OFFICERS ELECTED.

ID. NJ. Gordon has been elected pres
ident Of the senior class of the Y NJ
c. A. Co-Ed Preparatory School,
Other officers chosen are Miss Thelma
|. Murphy, vice president: II. j. Bur
rows. secretary; Miss Bessie Maisor
Evening star., 1921-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTICE-CoIUMBIA COMMAND
cry No. .. X. Especial train viii! leave
T'nion station at : O'Clock am. May *. to
attend conclave Grand Commandery Of Mary
land All uniformed sir knights and their
ladies are invited TO make the pilgrlmage
c. f. BALDWIN. Recorder.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
DETAILED TO SHIP.

Lieut.. Commander John H. Ma
gruder of the bureau of ordnance.
Navy Department, has been detailed
to the L. S. S. Fairfax
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

The Chinese and Japanese in their
fables regard the milky way as a
stream Of silvery fishes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
Says Normal
Persons Must
Fall In LOUe
Susceptibility and Stimulus of
Mental Reaction Causes,
Observes Professor.

LEWISTON. Me. March 12.-The
why and wherefores of falling in
love. as explained by Dr. Halbert II.
Britain. professor OF philosophy 10
students Of Bates college are quite
simple.
THE principal reason why people
fall in love is because they are so
both physically and men
tally that It is the normal. the ma
tural thing 20 do" he said. There
are two aspects 20 the question
the natural susceptibility of the in
dividual and the stimulus that calls
forth the mental reaction"
Awakening Of true affection is
compared in this professors love
story TO the preparing and combus-
ton OF high power explosives. I'm
love, nature has prepared the ele-
ments. combined them through
countless years, and guarantees the
result when some vision OF lowell
ness. some heroic deed or even some
insignificant word or act unlocks the
store dup energy of the emotional
life.
There is not one, single formula
for arousing love. Just as anger OF
fear, for example, may excite by a
wide variety of circumstances and
conditions, 50 love is capable of being
awakened by stimuli equally diverse.
A beautiful face by no means has
the power often assigned to il. II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

IS by no means indispensable nor
does 10 add roticeahly 90 the inten-
sity OF the affection felt for It's owner.
In man beauty is almost wholly sub
ordinate 90 other attractions
DR. Britain puts little faith in love
at first sight.
AS a summary OF the several ages
Of susceptibility in love Or. Britain
said. After 20. incidental remarks
viii hardly serve TO focus attention
and 70 awaken interest; after so. the
sediment of prolonged experience has
settled over the instinct and often
so soudihed. that toy tools VIII ssh
dom suffice 20 break through the
emotion bearing Paleosoic stratum
Of human nature. After this age,
falling in love is no longer a matter
of instinct. Common sense, good
judgment, a truer perspective Of life
tend 10 discount the enthusiasm and
@ xaggerations of loves young dream
happiness to be won"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

GOES, GONE!
Pape's DiapepSin" at once
fixes Your Sour, Classy,
Acid Stomach


stomach acidity causes indiges-
ton,
Food souring, gas, distressi Won
der what upset your stomach? Wen,
don't botheri The moment YOU eat
a tablet OF two of Pape's Diapepsin
an the Jumps Of indigestion pam.
the soreness, heartburn and belCh-
ing of gases. due TO acidity. vanish
truly wonderful
Millions Of people know that &c Is
needless to be bothered with indi-
gestou. dyspepsia OF disordered
stomach. A. few tablets Of Pape's
Diapepsin neutra1iZe acidfty and give
relief at oncc-uo wattingl Buy a
box of pape's Diapepsin now DON'T
stay miserable Try TO regulate your
stomach so YOU can eat favorito
foods without causing distress. The
cost is so little. The benefits SO
-reat.-Ady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
ASSERTS CHINESE
ONCE KEPT BAGS or
MONEY IS WEAPONS

JUNGHSIEN. China. March H.
Chinese for years used lump silver
as money. Carried It IN a bag for
swatting robbers over the head.
But not now. Silver dollars take
the place OF lump silver Most
bandits have been beheaded
Thus dies an ancient custom. q"
says zee Lin. Chinese banker.
Many thousand years ago, all Chi
nese money was made in shape Of
a knife, for stabbing robbers. Value
depended on weight of the metal.
III time, as these circulated in
trade. blade and handle broke off.
That left a third piece. the round
guard that kept users hand from
SLIPPING down on the blade. II was
the forerunner Of all coins"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
PROVIDE FUR COAT
FOR STYLISH DOG

LONDON. March IA King
Charles spaniel in a stylish overcoat
made OF monkey fur. trimmed with
blue elk ribbon, was the object of
much interest In Bond ST.
In the coat was a small pocket
containing a lace hemstitched hand
kerchief and from time TO time the
lady who ne was chaperoning wiped
his nose and replaced the handker-
chief.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
Fun for Women
to Diamond Dye
Garments, DrapeneS Dyed
New for Few Cents

directions in package and diamond
dye shabby. faded skirts. waists,
coats, stockings, sweaters. draperies,
coverings, everything into new. Don't
risk your material in poor dye that
streaks or spots. Buy ''DiamO nd
Dyes other kind. Tell druggist
whether your material is wool or
silk. or if it is cotton, linen. or a
mixture. Is rich, fadeless colors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
CAROLINA Ma YOR TIRES
OF SERVING AS PUBLIC
FOOTWIPER" He WRITES
Editor Pens Glory Be-. When Defeated For Reelection
Saws Man Who Called Him Gentleman
Was Sugged BY One Who Termed
Him Bum"

llled % capacity by the good Lord.
They blamed Us for the many
Decularities OF their neigh bors'
chickens, dog. man servant, maid
servant and mule.
When the BABY had whooping
cough 10 was because we allowed the
north wind 20 blow. and when f.
had collie IL was because we allowed
dope fends to exhaust the supply
of paregoric at the drug stores"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
Every Item Listed Below is An Ex-
ceptional Value. On Sale Monday
Only. Please Shop Early.
Scarfs Half Price

Angora and Alpaca Scarfs in many
pleasing color combinations. Choice Of
entire lot Monday Half Price.
Trimmed Hats 81. so
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
SIM FEINERs KILLED.

LONDON. March 12.-Seven Sim
Feiners were killed in county Lei
trim. Ireand, when a detachment Of
90 British soldiers was attacked
near Sellon Hill said a Central News
dispatch from Dublin today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

rrApre~- 81 O. March IL. -- A
r,ri-..,.,.s rot eIr- tho pirate
eras.-s in the old operate satire.
is noe an 'auDv one. but compared
-o trs i.b al being MAYOR Of this
to,rr The hobbies of tire song were
without "a care i'm the opinion of
Palmer ~. johnson. just back to
prlvate lie after elk years as public
footviDer." 90 use hls own express
e,,-
H.s retirement. lrr. Johnson an
,..t,. - t.. relres+
e.. -,,.,- 5f4.,+
.---. t..-, ~. 1000. ,gsi7 bv voting
5t.l- ~ the
49, l... ..... ..r,g,.or p-or1Dtlv
.,.-...-, -,,.--..f,.. aC,t,r,, ber.
90. $50 az Johnson. com
s.,1...
Hiei-iHe on "as' ~
-'7
office and employing inc plural tense
sacred 90 editors and kings called
ls q gentleman ana was pIoN'p'''
siugeed bF one VINO s1id we were
bum
They heaped an me tfouoles or
the universe upon our weary bald
pale aI'u '"l" 'He1 4'-''t
burdens from u.s. ut ptdL4A US "1 ar
clechon-Glory be.'
Here are some OF lhe thlhss 1he
eX-mayor noted during MS SIX years
as THE pupic coInplalhL ooA anu
footwiper.
HAS ENNlED CILfidlS
He PCI n.
We have settled land disputes,
FAMILY disputes dos disputes anu
some Unfair accounts.
we have been lnsuitea' olss usleu'
apat upon ana imposed upon
We nave locked up culpIlls TOT
wrong uollib' ana 'i'0ii
ehelr place OF l'inDo
we nave peeh DlaIieu loi sup
PED sewers DIockeo 7lIeet7' hea 'ei4ly
showers poor 1elel none VICE anu
tue present price vi Ool1oH'
We have been cursed Tor cutting l..5
down trees anu IDiea1eHeu "I'H
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13

More lumber is consumed by for
est fires annually than is taken up
by sawmills.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-13
HONOR NEW CARDINAL.

ROME. March leigh honors
are being paid 20 Cardinal Dougher-
~ OF Philadelphia. who was elevated
to the Holy See last Monday. An
nouncement was made today y the
vatican that Pope Benedict XIV has
appointed the new American cnrCi-
nal to four congregations of the
Holy See.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
In fhs p7y's news

The fact that. he has always worked
for his living Is a source of pride to NJ.
BRAND, who for the seventh time has
become Premier Of France The son
OF an inukecper at Nantes, he led IL
sort cf q romant 70 before he at
tanned success in public life In turn
he was a barr ster journalist trade
union orator, political organizer and
general secretary to the French Soc
last party. So stro tened were h S
circumstances in his earlier career
That ence when invited to lecture at
Renney. he had to reply. lmpos.
sj1 e 10 come. No boots. The pro.
motors rather than miss The lecture,
forwarded the price Of suitable foot
wear. I'm country where meteorc
careers are the rule, Mr. BRAND rise
To prominence was marked by it's
swiltneas.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
dependence OF Inc Un ted

dependence of the United
States
l315-Treaty of Vienna by which Aus
tria re nQuished her Italian
provinces
lSAl-The Chinese government offer
ed rewards Of $4,000 for the
bodies OF Englishmen dead or
aiyN
194G-A fatal duel was fought near
Richmond, Va between John
H. Peasants and Thomas Rit-
che, rival newspaper ed tors of
that city
France accepted the prelimin.
aries of peace with Germany,
1896 Rear Admiral Joseph Fyife, q.
S. n. retired a survivor of the
Arctic expedition that rescued
DR. Kane n 1856, died at Pierce
Neb Born at Urbana, O., july
26 1882
190S-The first Of the tunnel under
the Hudson between New Yort
and New Jersey was opened
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25

ssseavss-,,na',sssml1, ,g.sr,, ...ss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25


NJ lliams has set today for hearing
representatives, OF lao butter and o.o.
cmarg8riue intgre ,s ON the recent
decision by the Attorney General con-
cernh5 the Instability OF adalte.ated
butte;.
THIS the day set for opening Of
the Armenian rice fund oaMpe gn the
.ruFoe &C which is to relieve The rice
me- 6et olQhe South and place this
cheap food at the disposed Of The
thousands of starving Armenian chill
drcu
Ill Edmonton today student repre-.
eclu.yes cs The University Of Brit
tsh Columbia and the University Of
Alberta are TO debate the subject OF
The abolition OF the right Of appeal to
tho King in Council and making the
supreme Court of Canada the high
est court Of judicial appeal for the
Dominion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25

John Burke, late Treasurer of, the
United states end one time governor
OF North Dazota born in Keokuk Com
Isl. lowe CD years agu today.
Or George II Bicley one Of the
new bishops Of the Method st Epis-
copal Church, born IN Philadelphia, So
years ago today,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25
C.,atarrEl Gone
No More Fla viking and
Shutting When You
Breathe Eyognei

HYOMET pronounce it High-o-me) IS
guaranteed TO end the misery OF catarrh
Breathe II, destroy the catarrh germs,
and soon hawking and snuiuius should
Ccasc
Breathe It. and orusts no longer form
IN the nose nor mucous iodge in the
throat: Inflammation leaves the meme
brane OF Che nose and throat and your
head viii feel clear end Anc
Breathe & flE coughs colds ana sore
,ardat s aoo,hluE healing, entiseptie
'acttn as tt er n0n all die stomach
DOSING remedies Ia erection, and there
isn't III .ost IT, 81 OPIUM cocaine or
gtaCr hGa't i4ilTir~ drug in re-
Complete Quit includes inhaler Tx
ira b0tNe ct f.vomo if afterwards
needed by aria 5Gictg everywhere
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-25

Undertakers
PARKER-ATWELL co.
UNION STREET, BENNINGTON, VT.

PRIVATE FUNERAL CHAPEL
MOTOR EQUIPMENT
PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE
Arlington Phone 1918
QiNco Phone, Bennington 400
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
THE DEVIL" TO PLAY
AT THE ISIS ALL WEEK

DO we know wh" our true friends
are" 10 we know which friend .t
sincere when they advise Us Tor u
own good" Perhaps there is an ul-
terror motiv" in their advice. Per
haps they are speaking more for
themselves than for YOU.
II is The Devil" who advises like
shat. lie is fun OF counsel that seems
SO wis" and right. set, when We act
upon 1t. plungcs ur into misery. mis-
understanding and perhaps. tragedy
Grorgc Ariiss has interpreted "Fhe
Devil for his initial appearance on
the screen. II is an Associated I'm
hibltors feature. directed by James
Young from the story by f.dmun't
GouldInr, and will bc shown at the
Isis Thcatcr all this week.
The east in support Of MIR. Aries,
one OF the stages leading dramatic
actors, includes su,n w~cll-known
screen PLAYERS aS sylvia dreamer.
Lucy cotton. Edmund Low" and Eo-
land BDttrmlcy. Mrs. Arlise. wif' 81
the star. il also cast in Il prominent
part. The production is said 10 -"
tho most. lavish, beautiful ANA mag
uiiiccut of the new Year.
Ns a Supplcmcntary feature, Harold
llpyi viii b" presented IN Number.
Pictsc'' his newest comedy creation
ana "a piclur" that is declared TO b"
the funniest comedy Lloyd has ever
screened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FATTY" ARbUCKLE TO
APPEAR At THE LYRIC
Famous Films Comedian Coming
for Three Days in 1.-The Dol
laf-a-Ncar Man,"

Should Il laundry owner sit at the
same table with a prince? The mem
bers of the Santa Vista Yacht Club
believed not, and that was why they
tried TO lure Franklin F!nncy. the
only member of the club in whose
veins no blue blood flowed. away on
Il fails" kidnapping plot. when they
learned that the club WAS TO be hos,
20 the royal guest. But the fake plot
develops into "a real one and Pinney.
after rcscU!nS the prince from a band
OF anarchists in Il hauntc house. be-
come EIS companion for the evening
at the ciub banquet. Fatty ArbuCklc
makes his Paramount comedy pie
turc, THE Doliar-a-Ycar Man" MS
funniest legitimate comedy. See the
production at the Lyric Thcater to-
morrow. TUESDAY and Wednesday. Lila
Lee is his LEADING oma
Proxies" a new Cosmopolitan pro-
duction released ny Paramount. wiz
DC the feature al the Lyric Thcater
for three days. beginning Thursday
nrNt The pictur" deals with thr
struggles OF u man and wOman with
Crook records 10 live straight. Nor.
man Kerry and Iona V. kcctc play
the leading roles.
Hang and Red Hot Love" are.
m" comedy features for three days
showing each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
WORKS OUT THEORIES
AS WARDEN OF JAIL

Major Oracle had faith In man
kind. aud me believed tina Kindly
ENCOURAGEMENT would achieve bet
ter results iu d~oafinr With convicts
ttan h~aTshucss ami brutality. In thus
he differed radically from Samu"i
Green. WHOM he superseded as
warden Of the state pnrl,cutiary at
san Pedro, The majors lovely
daughter. his secretary and ial.
shared hts views. Her feeling for
Daniel Craig, known ~ Three Scy-
ems IN the prison whcr" he was
Scrviu@ twenty years f5r a murder
Of witch ho was not -JUty, was pot
based mon theory. however, but upon
sentiment and admiration.
The story IS told in 'Thrc" sly
ems" 4 stirring m~elodra'na - perlcv
rouro Slcehua v%isualizcl by Vita
graph as an Antonio Morcru produce
,iun. which Vii bc shown at tho
Biuebird rhcat.i on Monday and
"Wednesday and Thursday Frank
MAYO wtu he seen in "colorado.' a
great romantic picture Idapt"d from
thc great stage success by AuE.Stus
Thomas,
~Tvcryhody's favori,c. Jack Perrin,
WI, be- seen Friday anu saturday IN.
Tho outlaw William Duncan viii
.atSc he seem ln another episode Of
NtF4Eht.uE Fate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
MOVIE STAR
TO APPEAR IN PERSON
Manila Marian Star of ''Thc Son of
Thrzan' Serial Coming
Ia broadway.

who says that all movie stars nr..
'en'peramcniai ana too artificial for
any thing? Here is one real star.
who is not too ;cmpcramcntal nor TOO
artifcial TO comc u Of her studio
ana meet and talk to tho movie fans.
OF hlmdom.
The Young lady we speak of is
MISS Manila Marian. who Is the star
OF The famous motion picture. The
Son of TarZan." and since the show
ing OF this serial has better become
known as VI. riHin. or THE Wild cir :"
Miss Marian Will he tn. star at,rac-
non TINS week at the Broadway Tho
alter. She Will appear In person ana
zen inc movie fans OF her varied ana
thrilling experiences while making
her ANGUS serial. Sh. also has a
neat little surprise IN store FOR her
admirers. AS Il delightful contrast
from her silent acting in the movies.
MISS Marian offers for tho approvaI
OF her audience Il carefully selected
repertoire of popular melodies.
In addition 10 the personal appear
ahcc Of Miss Martin, an aIi-star cast
viii be in The Truth About Hue-
bands" Every woman should So,
TINS picture so that they may get;
some idea ABBOTT what their hoShan;s
are M 10 when away from home.
This picture will be shown all week.
Manager Finlay announces that he
mas spared no effort 10 make this the
gala week q: the season.