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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
TODAY's PROGRAMS

tfBERrt--Dorvthy Dalton in lie
hind MASKS"
CIENMIR-SAsimo in 'sIsiIfisns."
tDff~Et M--Jnme~ Oliver Sur~ood's
The Golden SNARE"
WINTER GAHDE>--The Rider Of
the King Log
BLUE tst,--Wsnds Ifsviey In
The Out side Nomsn.'
age"
COIO>fAI~-N.ry Miles Mintes In
-lAli souls Eve"
HEN--Idith storey In "I3~aeh Of
Dressns."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
COLISEUM

NVh<st"hst ~
A DEMENTED giant A giri ten.
"A derby cared for by him. A ser
gran, OF the Royal Northwestern po-
lice.
These three characters are set In
the frozen harrcna OF the Arctic re-
gion by James Oliver curwood and
David NJ Hartford TO make one OF
the best photoplayn OF sthe summer
season. II IN The Golden Snare. :"
now showing at the Coliseum.
The giri as baby IN rescued from
an explorers ship after all members
OF the crew perish In frce-forali
fight and an ensuing fire.
She has grown TO womanhood
when the sergeant comes 10 take tho
giant into custody. lie has with
him hahy found In a Enowbound
cabin after It's father and mother
die.
The babe s,irs the mother inatlnc,
In the girl. IL awakens memories
OF the girls rescue In the dcmcnted
giant
A bandit Of ohe barrvns wants the
GIRL for his wife. His men wound
the giant Then they visit the cab
in. The sergeant Ia Knocked on the
head. The girl In abducted
The sergeant RECEIVERS and gees In
pursuit. The giant RECEIVERS In tim.
10 rescue the sergeant. His appear.
anee Is like that o. Ehost TO the
ah-iuctorn. who think him dead.
The story ends with reason ~
turning 20 the Tian, before he dies.
He tells the history OF the giri. The
sergeant takes her and the babe
back 20 civilization.
Ruth Rensck ms the rfrf and lewis
stone M the sergeant seem TO have
reached clear understanding OF
their chaS,ctcrs as Cur~ood delin-
Gated them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
PRETTY STAR TO
WEAR GINGHAMS

Grace Dar1nond has discarded the
gorgeous costumes and smart cha
peaus in which she has been accus-
toned TO work and is playing one OF
the principal roles in John NJ.
Stahrs new picture for Louis II.
Mayer in humble Bingham dresses,
cotton hose and rather shabby look
ing footwear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
WILL NOT QUIT
SCREEN FOR STAGE

Hope Hampton denies rumor sthaI
she win quit screen for vaudeville.
in spite Of the fact that she Is a
wonderful singer. She Is now film
ing star Dust" by Fannie Hurst.
fer release thru Associated FfrEt
National
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
MORE FOREIGN FILMS

First National announces the dis.
tribution Of four more foreign films.
They are "Alrs Button" produced
by Hepworth in England; The
80 influential Bloke," made in Aus.
tralia- and "Sumrun" and Dan.
ton" German films. The last Will
be retItled danger"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
/ NATALIE WILL
GIVE UP SCREEN

Natalie Taimadge Kcaton's oniy
Natalie Tamadee. Keaton'J only
work is TO cook Busters dinner.
which she insists upon doing. Mrs
Keaton is perfectly happy 20 give
M the screen and be a good iittia
housewife. They both agree that
married ife Is the "only thing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
WEAK
WOMEN

cannot hope ever TO become strong and
well again unices they have plenty Of
good. rich. red blood OF tho Kind that
organic iron Suxatsd tron-hclpr make.
SuxAtcd Iron IN like the iron In your
blood and like tho iron IN spinach, LEM
ills and apples. while metaiiic iron is
iron Just as IL comes from the action Of
strong acids on iron filings. Nuxated
Iron does not injurc the teeth nor upset
the stomach, Il IL an entirely different
thing from ordinary metallic iron. IL
quickly helps make rich, red blood. re-
vitalize wornout. exhausted nerves aud
give you new strength and energy over
900 900 people annually are using H.
At all druwgintH Beware OF substitutes
The genuine has ~ I stamped on every
tablet Always insist ON having the gcnu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18

plans and formulas 10 his wife
Years later when the non has
grown 20 manhood and is about "a
wed n beautiful young society Girl
The truth about his father In revealed,
The engagement iz broken.
There follows SERIES Of dramatic
incidents which lead to the comics.
sion OF the real munderer--the free
dom OF stephen and the happy mar
riaEe OF the boy.
Thru the whole story the courage
and love Of ne wife prcdominateu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
Blue MOUSE

~The Outside woman the film
attraction at the Blue Mouse. Is ons
Of those clever domestic farces in
which a frivolous wife Is taught a
sound lesson through series Of
complications which threatens for a
time to wreck her reputation and
happiness on the reef OF Misunder.
standing
The story concerns a young mar.
ried couple. the feminine half Of
which is inocuiated with the virus
OF swap" Her exchanging OF a
seemingly valueicss idol for pair
Of Armenian shawis causes uncx.
pected complications when said idol
proves worth many thousands OF
dollars. A painter with penchani
for figures In the nude. his Jealous
Spanish wife. and pair OF "nosy''
servants. all add to the rapid-firc
humor OF the production.
Wanda Hawiey Us. as usual. capt.
waiting. Clyde Fillmore Is big. hand
some and altogether convincing as
her doctor husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
REX

4
The prince wanted 20 marry her
another sutton was equally desirable
from a social standpoint. She wa
expected 20 marry. but she decided
to wait until she met a MAN. .
man necessary 10 her existence, her
superior. Then came the wreck
she and two common sailors were
the sole survivors One man met his
death in the quicknands. She killed
the other becausc--well. he was n
beast Loneliness staryed her men.
tally and physically.
over the windswept rocks came
another castaway. also a common
sailor. but he was man. different
from any she had ever met. physi.
Icaiiy her master. yet forgetting H.
Friendship fostered respect until he
stood upon pedestal above her
Kind. Rescued. she took him TO her
home She faced the problem be.
fore her. Should she marry him.
Her friends advised against IL
The decision Is made on the screen
az the Rex this week. where Edith
sure 10 impress even those who
Storey Is appearing in Beach OF
Dreams"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
WINTER GARDEN

Little pcggy Stanley, winner OF the
recent Mary Pickford costume con.
test. Ia appearing In person at the
Winter Garden this week. Miss
Stanley is a pretty little blonde miss
with an abundance OF talent and
personality.
The Rider OF the King Log II
The feature photopiay.
Tn. action OF the rtory rrvolyes
about the efforts. by fair means or
foul. Of powerful corporation 20
rob old *. k The Rider OF the
King Log" Of his river rights. Old
TX. X is a mighty. rugged son %
the forest with a tender SPOT In his
heart az big as all outdoors for his
mothcrless daughter.
Death oyercomes X. k and he
faces II as courageousiy a. he faced
life. but his dauntieas spirit lives on
in his daughter. who fights to the
finish and wins thru love.
Frank Sheridan. Richard Travcrs.
Irene Boyle and Carleton Brickert
are the leading players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18

Bcbc Daniels IL Harold Lloyd'r
leading lady In The Fiirt." an old
one. rccler being rcissued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18

strained natural way that will be
scott AT ghosts" etc. II tells OF the
old Irish legend that on AN Souls
Eve" the spirits OF the dead may
return to console and help those
they left behind. In the play the
spirit Of dead mother rcturns. finds
Illness and desolauon in, the once
happy home. and enters the soul Of
the little Irish mald.servant. who.
transformed. is able 10 give consola.
ton and happiness TO the husband
and child
Miss Minter does a very beautiful
piece OF acting In each role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18

Mary Miles Minter is now touring
the battlefields OF Belgium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
CLEMMER

Nazimova is the Princess Triloff in
Billions" an adaptation from n
great French stage success. now Mt
the Clemmer.
Billions narratcs an extremely
interesting love story. The Princess
Triloff, "A worshipcr OF owen Carey.
an INDECENT poet. suddenly becomes
wealthy when her husband, from
whom she has been estrhnged. is
assassinatcd in Russia. At the same
time a legacy to the poet makes him
n multi.miilionaire.
Spending their newly acquired
wealth. their paths lead TO a fash.
ionable winter resort in southern
California. where they are introduced
and promptly decide they were made
for each other. But plotters are at
work to mulct tho millionaire of
some OF his wealth by blackmail. and
the princess risks her reputation in
u daringly sensational scene TO save
the poet from scandal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
LIBERTY

Dorothy Dalton has pleasing role
in Behind Masks. the screen drama
which ~ showing TO capacity houses
at the Liberty. The clever star ap-
pears a. Jeanne Mesurier. an orphan.
ed hcircss. daughter OF Belgian
financier. She IL the ward OF Nine.
Ena Dolores. who plans TO marry her
for constellation 10 Maurice Bren.
sault. an old beau with drpleted
fortune. Nine. Dclors maintains a
dubious position on the fringe Of so.
cicty in company with MAJ. Nigel
Forrest. They are gamblers. and by
means Of concerted signals. manage
TO fleece wealthy young men at
bridge.
How Jeanne spoils the woman's
plans by marrying the man OF her
own choice Ia revealed In a clever
manner.
Miss Dalton Is surrounded by a
cast OF clever players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
COLONIAL.

An Irish legend. beautifully trans
planted to everyday American life.
forms the basis OF IAN Souls Eve"
the new Mary Miles Minter produc-
ton.
"All Souls Eve" is play dealing
with n supernatural theme in a re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-18
STRAND

Courage" the picture at the
strand. Is a powerfully strong and
appealing drama.
stephen Blackmore. young Eng.
fish engineer. employed In Scotch
steel mill. Is falsely accused OF muir.
der. He IL sent to prison. Black.
more's young wife takes their tiny
baby son and departs for England
where. under an assumed name. she
starts n steel mill She wins recog.
milton as "A wonderful inventor. but
the public does not know that Steph.
en- Blackmore does the inventing in
hls prison cell and smuEglcs the
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27

amendment The senate in committee
Of the whole then struck out the ref
erence to woman and later passed
the bill. It now goes to the governor.
Mckay Against 1t.
Mckay of Sanders county branded
the measure as one that was the best
maker of discomfort and radicallsm
that could be devised, and he there
fore voted no.
Stewart of Deer Lodge explaining
his vote, observed the senator from
Sanders Friday had started the meas
ure, if passed would drive all the
/. W. WIS and bolshevists from the
state and he therefore voted aye.
Rising to a question of personal
privilege Mckay said he had made no
such statements as would be attri-
buted to him.
The senate concurred in house
amendments to the following bills:
s. 3. 2O1---Relating to publication
of reports on state officers.
s. 3. 233-Relating to liens on
growing crops.
s. B. 21O-Relating to recording OF
trust deeds.
S.B. 227-Authorizing county treas.
urers to execute satisfactlons OF
mortgages granted under provisions OF
seed grain laws.
S. B. 225-Limiting issue of bond
issues for county high schools.
S. 3. 115-Defining boundaries OF
all counties in Montana.
s. B. 150-Amending law relating to
determination of gophers.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27
HOUSE PASSES
new COUNTIES
. AMENDED BILL
Measure Returned to
Upper Body for Con-
currence in Changes.
Practically Repeats Old
McCone Law; Tax on
Bachelors Passes.

Helena. Feb. 26.-Added difficulty
in the creation of new counties was
provided BY the house Friday morning
in passing on third reading Sub S. B.
III. The bill now goes to the senate
for concurrence in house amendments.
This bill practically repeats the old
McCone law by which many new
counties we're created and its passage
IN the house after three sharp fights
in committee of the whole is con-
sdered victory by opponents of new
counties.
Representative Il. II. Cooney Of
Cascade county spoke to point OF
personal privilege regarding implica-
lions which he said he resented and on
motion Of Smith of Flathead county
the house gave him a unanimous rls-
me- vote of confidence.
Senate Passes Bachelor Tax
The only bit of color that relieved
proceeding in the senate Friday morn
Ing when it exclusively passed bills on
third reading and concurred in house
amendments to senate measures, came
when II. B. 100, imposing a poll tax
of So on male bachelors, the proceeds
to 20 into the widows pension fund,
came up and was passed. This tax OF
So is in addition to the road tax OF s.
The measure as passed by the house
taxed male bachelors only. A senate
committee amended the bill to include
women and the measure was favorably
reported in the senate with this
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27
BY THE SENATE.

On third reading the senate con-
Cured in the following house mea-
sures:
II. B. 72-Imposing license tax Of
four per cent on the gross business Of
express companies.
II. 3. 21O-Directing state board Of
examiners to issue deed to Selway
Sheep company for half section of
land in accordance with an agreement
H. b. 164-Amending law relating
to board of examiners Of applicants
for position Of coal mine inspectors.
H. J. r. 7-Directing industrial ac-
cident board to investigate conditions
of aged workmen in Montana and re-
port back to the next assembly as to
the ACCESSIBILITY Of establishing an aged
pension system
II. B. 282-Regulating the state
printing.
II. B. 1855 Regulating to refund Of
license fees paid under protest
H. B. 1O5-Appropriation of S25. 900
for the Montana Orthopedic commits
sion to pay expenses Of operations
upon children crippled by infantile
paralysis.
Fl. B. 12O-Poll tax of So upon
bachelors. proceeds to go into widows
pension fund.
H. B. 18O-Deficiency Kalispell ar
mory.
H. B. 2SS-Providing for recording
OF brands every ten years.
II. B. Disqualification of reports
of attorney general.
H. B. 272-Deficiency Public print
| ing of $24.322
II. B. 275--Dcficiency state irriea-
ton commission.
Sub. H. B. 249-Amending law re-
lating to juvenile delinquents.
Sub. II. B. 104-Amending metro
politan police law.
II b. 2S9-Requiring police officers
illegally removed to start suit for re-
covery of job and salary within sixty
days.
Sub. H. B. 166-Fixing three cents
as maximum fare per mile to be charg-
| ed by common carriers.
II. B. 158-For reimbursement OF
employees Of railroads whose property
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27
Bills Passed
BY THE HOUSE.

On third reading the house passed:
s. B. 2S6-Reducing bonds OF state
and county officers.
S. +. 151Relating to form and
preparation of county budgets.
S. Il. 263-On determination of in
sect pests.
S, B. officiating to improve
ments on state leased agricultural
lands.
s. B. 27Q-Defining improvements
on state leased agricultural lands and
charging subsequent lessees with full
value of improvements.
Sub. S. B. 117-Making organization
of new counties more difficult.
II. B. 372-Providing tax levy for
public parks.
II. 3. 373-Appropriating $26S $50
| for state university for the next four
II. 3. 374-Appropriating s4,34S,-
| COS for state university for the next
two years.
II. B. 3SO-Providing for a state tax
levy of 4 11-30 for the next fiscal year
and of 4 1870 mills for the second
fiscal year.
Fl. 3. 12-Providing a license tax on
express companies.
| II. Il. 161-Imposing tax Of / per
cent on incomes.
Sub. for II. B. 154-1mposing a tax
upon inheritances.
| II. b. 376-Imposing a tax upon
livestock brought into state for feeding
H. Il. 32-Amending the corporation
| license tax.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27
Says Death Is Unreal
Proves That the Dead Still
Live.

Remarkable evidence that there is
no death. there are no dead. Is Of
fered by Lloyd Kenyon Jones, Room
1882, 53S s. Clark ST., Chicago, in
his book entitled Gods World, in
which he shows how, through Gods
own law, the spirits Of those who
have passed through the portals of
Death can and do communicate with
those on earth. One should be cheered
by the thought that loved ones have
not been transmitted into cold, unemo-
tional Municipalities by death. for
Gods door is always open between
earth life and eternal life, where we
all will be united forever. In his
illustrated booklet Communication, y
he presents his view of life, here and
beyond the grave, which will enable
you to understand Gods World and
show you how to obtain happiness
and a fuller understanding Of life
here and in the hereafter. Simply
send your name to the author at the
above address and the book will be
sent to you free of all charges.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27
APP PEN ICIT|S

offered to the public. acting on BOTH upper and
lower bowel and bringing out foul matter which
poisoned the system for months and which nothing
else can dislodge It brings out all gases. thus
Immediately relieving pressure on the heart and
other vital organs. 1t 10 astonishing the great
amount Of poisonous matter Ader-i.ka draws
from tho alimentary canal-matter you never
thought was in your system. Try 1t right after
a natural movement and notjce how much MORE
foul matter is brought out which poisoning
your system, In slight disorders. such as occa-
sional constipation. sour stomach, gas on the sto-
ach and sick headaches. one spoonful Adler -ka
ALWAYS brings relief Adler-i-ka is constant
surprise to people who have used only ordinary
stomach and bowel medicines and the various oils
and waters. account Of Its rapid. pleasant and
COMPLETE action.
REPORTS FROM PHYSICIANS
"r have used Adler-i-ka In my practice and have
found nothing To excel it." tSigned) DR.. w, A.
Line. . "a
..ce, Adler-t.ka.' (Signedl Dr. James Weaver.
- use Adler-i-ka In all bowel cases Some re-
ou,r. only one dose" tSignsd) DR.. +. N. Pretty
man.
After taking Adler-i-ka feel better than for 20
wars Haven't language 70 express the AWFUL
IMPURITIES eliminated from my ystem- /"
tSignedD ]. g. Puckett
.'Thanks to AdleE-i-ka can sleep al night pow.
somethins .ouid not do for yeara" (Sigued)
Cora E. Noblett.
Adler-i-sa IL sold BY leading druggists every
where. In Great Falls b. Great Falls Drug. CO.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27
Women Crushed in Bargain
Rush for 15c Silk Hosiery

the bargain hunters arrived before
daybreak. When the doors were
opened there was a roar and
rush. Plate glass windows were
smashed by the jam.
Men and women who succeeded
in making purchases had difficulty
in extricating themselves with
their prizes, and some lost their
hats and lids Of the tea kettles.
One man was roughly handled BY q
policeman who charged him with
undue conduct in the crowd. The
man, who was hatless, protested he
was trying to get the lid of his
kettle which he had lost, but did
mot say anything about his hat.
Attendants at the emergency
hospitals grew cauliflower ears
this morning answering telephone
callsf rom men, aft of whom had
just one question to ask:
"Have you got my wife there"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27

rights are damaged through removal OF
terminal points. -
II. B. 317-Amending law relating 20
hail insurance board. :, e
II. 3. officiating to COLLECTION OF
agricultural statistics. No.,
H =. 143-For disposition or MOI
tana's share of royalty from OIL "eiis
on government lands. &c
RI r. 137-Requiring plugging OF
abandoned oil wells.
Sub. II. B. 56-Amending worknen
compensation law.
ii. b. 222-Relating to extermina-
ton of weeds. oe
H. B. 277-Payment of expenses OF
delegates to Republican and !'emo,
cratic national conventions OF 1910 anu
1920. j:
II. B. 45-Creation of special I'M ,
nroyement districts in thlckly se1tiea
communities outside OF Incorporated
towns or cities.
n. B. 61-To prohibit misrepresen-
tation in advertising
Fl 3. Embarrassing salary county
clerk in counties of fifth class SaoU.
II. B. 133-Fixing legal maximum
rates for public printing.
Ill. Is. i3L---IlInlttlS lHtitdSNs - "a :.
leyies by counties, cities and schoo!
districts to 3 per cent over previous
years levy. Re-referred.
II. 3. 1g+Amending state budget
law.
II. 3. 141-Relating to irrigation
districts
II. 3. a1f-For preservation Of road
markings and prohibiting ADVERTISING
signs resembling road markings
II. B. 224-Fixing standard size
apple boxes in Montana.
II. 2. 21O--Relating to time OF com
mencement of actions.
| III. b. 24i-Relating to satisfaction
Of mortgages
II. 3. Relating to presentation
of claims against estates.
II. Il. 3o3-Amending corporation
laws as relating to what constitutes ;
quorum.
III. Il. 3O9-Defining method of as
pertaining the net value Of life .nsur
| ance policies.
II. 3. 31OrDefinig how deposits o
| Insurance companie; are to be made Il
placing securities with state commits
eioner of insurance
II. B. 32O-Regulating the sale a
eggs.
II. B. 324-Relating to bonds schoo
trustees.
Fl. J. r. Asking congress to per
NIT Montana to make its own resula
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27

Appendicitis attacks ct any moment: even per
sons seemingly in good health. Usually. however
il Is preceded by stomach trouble or CONSTIPATION
Many people have bowel movement every uAy.
but it 10 not 4 COMPLETE movement and mnon
old, stale matter stays in tho system 70 terinen,
and cause trouble. Often there Is only sm sa
massage In the center OF the bowels while the sass
are covered with old. hard matter which SUCKS "
the bowels and often posons the system ior inohths
making you feel tired all the time and nan SICK
Even X your bowels slightly each day. ina.
II not enough. There must be an Occasional =,
THOROUGH, complete cleansing TO bring OUT AA
the accumulated. poisonous waste matter
Appepdicis.s 10 an intestinal injection bpseauhs
To the appendix and 1t eau be guarded against IN
the same manner In which you guard against the
spread of throat infection tsore throan When
YOU have sore throat. you can often preveh'
further trouble by using an antisepuc WASH o.
rarrlc 70 destroy the germs and q laxative 70
carry of tho poisons from the body. Very SIM
liar treatment 10 necessary to guard against ap-
pendicitis But instead Of an antiseptc wash
for the throat, an INTESTINAL antseptic II
| necessary and Z COMPLETE drainage Of thu
bowel system.
INTESTINAL AhrisEPTic
rhrye n now offered 70 tho public preparation
h.ynr the DOUBLE action Of an intestinal anti-
septiu and q COMPLETE system cleaner Ihi'
| preparation known a. Adles-i-ka acts % follows
Il tends to destroy or remove harmful germ
| and colon baciM In the intestinal canal tnol
guarding against appendicitis and other d'ssasea
n1IAt i. she most COMPLETE ussan cleaner sv''
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-02-27

Portland, Feb. 26.-More than
one hundred women tainted, many
were bruised and otherwise IN
jured, an automobile was damaged
by women climbing over y, anu
60 policemen battled to o control q
crowd Estimated at 5000 seeking
to gain admittance Saturday at the
opening of a five, ten and fifteen
cent store which had adver1lseu
among other bargains aluminium
tea kettles at Is cents, cotton oeo
blankets at is cents and lad es,
silk hose at Is cents a piece. Many
of the women were cared for at
nearby drug stores and some
were taken to the emergency nos-
pital .,.,.a
at Broadway and other streets. one
Of the main corners Of the business
district, at 8 O'Clock. Some OF