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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-05-26
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The raising OF mushrooms in beer
watts is becoming such an important
industry that growers are calling for
tariff protection.
Secretary of the Navy DENLY, is
planning to change the Niagara, Adj
miral Perry's flagship, into a mus
cum. SIT is now locked at Erie,
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Mary T. Watts entertained
company of friends at her home
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Let Hill, who is here from Los An
geles, Cal, on an extended visit with
former friends. The afternoon was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
For the present will be in posi-
ton to do some upholstering of fur
niture. There is piece of furni-
ture in almost every home that can
be made as good as new. If you
need anything done IN this line,
bring it here for the necessary re-
pdlIo- n. M. CuITlcf.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Barentsen and
SON left Tuesday morning for Sum-
mers, Iowa, where Mr.. Barentsen
has been working with a bridge
gang. Mr.. Barentsen has finished
the work for the present and his wife
and son went with him to accompany
him home, as he was driving HIS
truck overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bagley re-
turned Saturday from a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Watts
and family at Plover, Iowa, Mrs.
guest at the home OF her son return
ed with them in company with little
Virginia Watts who will be a guest
at the home of her grandma for a
week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ferguson who
went to Mechanicsville last Friday to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Elliott,
who died at the home of her sister.
Mrs. d. L. Thomas, In this city on
Wednesday night OF last week, re-
turned home on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas, who also ac-
companied the remains, remained
until today
H. ]. Savage is making number
of extensive improvements on his
residence property on Tracey street.
The plumbers have been busy and
the carpenters are also getting ready
to remodel the house. Will Wilson
and family have occupied the proper
ty since last fall, but they have
moved out AS soon as the house is
completed Mr.. Savage and his family
will again occupy their own home.
The Aulger Bros. tent show pack
ed their belongings Saturday even
ing and on Monday shipped their car
to Carroll where they are playing
this week. The show is playing week
stands this year. where formerly
they played one night stands. They
have been coming to Audubon for
number of years and have always
played to packed houses. Lest
week. however, the crowds were not
very large. All week long the tent
was not more than nalf filled, the
largest crowd of the week being on
Saturday night. AS usual, they had
good band and orchestra, which
were the strongest features of their
performances.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-05-26

i E. B. Thomas returned Saturday
from few days business trip to
Ames, where he attended a meeting
of live stock men.
Mrs. Will Johnson, son Alvin and
daughter Edna, returned Tuesday
from Nevada, where they attended
the graduating exercises. Alvin
/ graduated last year but Edna did
not finish until this year. They
visited in the city while and cary
home in Extra.
A California bank has installed a
devicewhich 1t is believed will pro-
tect its vault from the most skilled
of safe crackers. Huge bottles Of
mustard gas have been placed inside
the heavy steel door and so arranged
that the slightest jar will break
them, allowing the deadly contents
to escape.
Many New York families are plan
ing to eliminate rentbills during the
summer by erecting tents in state
and municiple parks which are
thrown open to campers. For 50 a
week one is permitted to erect and
live in tent not larger than 10 by
IL feet and containing not more than
four persons.
Carrier pigeons are being used
by drug smugglers to transport mar
cotics. This was discovered when
recent storms forced 20 earth at
Fargo, North Dakota, n bird upon
whose legs were strapped two alum
mum capsules eontaining cocaine.
Other pigeons similarly loaded"
have been found in Illinois andMinn-
esota.
The Post Office Department is
supplying its employees with sawed
off shot guns similar to those used
by American troops in beating back
German trench raiders in France and
which brought protest from Berlin.
The War Department has shipped
these guns as well as as caliber re-
volvers to all post offices handling
valuable mail.
Reports show that of the French
military class of 1921 more than
seventy five per cent consists Of
youths twenty years of age who are
fit for military service. This is a
high percentage OF effectives and
the increase Is attributed to a de-
crease in the use of alcohol, the i'm
proved living conditions on farms
and the spread Of sports in France
The first full blooded Indian ever
admitted to citizenship in the United
States is Thomas Blackbird, 23 years
of age, of the Sioux tribe and vet
eran of the World War. He was
admitted to citizenship under an act
OF Congress by the provisions of
which any Indian Of legal age who
served in the war may, upon appli-
cation, be admitted to the rights Of
citizenship.
Mrs. John Weighton and Mrs. Lois
Ashby go to Omaha tomorrow where
they will attend the May day festiv-
tiles which are to take place at
Browpwell hail, where Lenore
Weighton and Anis Ashby are at
| tending school. Lenore Weighton
was chosen Queen of The May" and
Anis Ashby will be one or the pages.
This splendid program will take
place on Saturday morning and is re-
garded one of the main features Of
the spring festivities.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-05-26
BUILDING EXPERT COMING

A. w. Clylle. of Ames, farm
building expert, will be in Audubon
Il borrow to meet with number Of
fermers in this community to assist
them in arranging and planning for
a number of new farm buildings that
are being contemplated. He will
also assist the board Of directors Of
the Audubon County Fair Associa-
ton. who have voted to build new
cattle barn on the fair grounds this
year. This new building is 20 take
the place of the old barn which was
destroyed by fire last Thursday ev-
ening.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-05-26
ODD FELLows, MEMoRIAL

The members OF Aretas Lodge No.
1876. /. o. o. F., will hold their an
nual memorial services on next Sun
day afternoon, May goth. A short
program will he held I'm the hall at
two o'clock. after which the process
sion will be formed and proceed to
The cemetery to decorate the graves
OF the deceased members. This is
an annual occurrence and quite gem
orally observed. The members OF
the order and their families are urg-
ed to be present at the afternoon
meeting at the hall.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-05-26
CAR FOR SALE CHEAP

Have a 1920 model Ford touring
car, with starter, and is in No.
condition, that will be sold cheap, If
taken at once. II you are interest
ed, enquire at this office.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-05-26

A perusai Of the advertisements
will be profitable to you.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WANTED-APARTMENTS
Continued.

81 YOUNG COUPLE. MAY / SNAIL
Hes Isa s,a sny located in
ny JUNE ia OR UNFCRNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping: near car line;
NV. section: apartment house preferred; by
auired: rent reasonable. Address Box seS-S.
Star office. 1s'
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE Two OR THREE
rooms kitchenette, bath FUN she'd in de-
srable apartment. from June l.; state loca-
ton and rent desired. Address Box lass.
Star Office
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE THREE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath in new up-to-date apart
desired. Address BOY 1ie-s. Star Office.
MAY SMALL. FURNISHED or UNFER-
nished. apartment In NV. section. Addr,ss
BOX 45-S. Star Office. 17s
ARMY CAPTAIN. WIFE AND INFANT. uN-
preferred. Will snhlet for summer state
terms and particulars. Address Box 1878,
BY MAY APARTMENT OF B OR 4 ROOMS
partly furnished: mother Hnd d.nShtcrE;
10Th employsi; price must be reasonable. Ad-
dress B"x 1865, Star office. l7'
ONE ROOM AND RATH. ENFuRNIslIEp:
not over $50: will consider pnrchas. of fur7i-
tire. Address Box l14-S. Star oiice. IL
WILL GIVE GOOD 5-PASs.. +CY14. ATTIC
room apt. like value. Give G~.''rrtEp and
location. address Box 79-S. Star 3:;j,e. 1%'
EY . LADIES. = ROOMS. kTlNH IN ETH,
bath. furnished or nnfnrnishe' :, NY. see
ton, near govt deptS.: reasonable. Address
Iox 97-S Star office. 17s
UNFURNISEIED APARTMENT, ROOMS,
central adults: electric lights: May ar June
LIST: reasonable. Address BOX 93-S. Star "'t'r
.ys
WANTED. MAY /. 2-ROOM. KTTCuENEIrrB
and bath, furnished; not over $50: NV. SEC
ton Address Box 11S-S. Star Office. IL
SMALL, I. n X APARTMENT. FURNISHED
or unfurnished; near garage; full particulars
price, loca tion, etc. Address Box 337 T. Stur
office. l7'
on NAY 1-2 OR 8 FURNISHED ROOMS
for Ink. by married. couple and 2-year-old
child. Address Box 1SS s. Star Office II"
EY SMALL, FAMILY ADULTS. FURNISHED
apartment . or 3 rooms. kitchenettr. bath by
May 1 price not SG5: statn fu!l plrtiu-
lars. Address BOX SIS. Star office. IL
MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES TWO ROOMS,
kitclenette and bath i'll apartment house in
NV. section. Address Box 232-E Star office.
17s
TENANTS FOR YOUR APA RTMENTS; RENT
yours quick; owner agent pays no commits
sion. Phone Main 2261. APARTMENT AND
HOME CO.. keS Bond bldg.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
Beautiful Country Home
AT RARGAIN

II yeu are looking for something nearby.
where the location II ideal and the landscaping
is all that could be desired. you shoAd inspect
this property. It is in line with 18th st. ex-
tended and only 20 minutes drive from the
White House, located at Woodside, Md. Over
By acres Of high ground, affording q pleasant
view in all directions; many stately oaks and
tulips surround the buildings; 20 bearing apple
trees and a variety Of other small fruits. 1t
il improved with q wonderfully well construct
ed dwelling Of nine rooms and bath, electric
lights, three open ireplaces. living room 80 IT.
long large porches on three sides. An excel
lent stable that will accommodate or head
of stock and several automobiles. The grounds
are inclosed with high-grade fencing and now
face two streets. The asking price is $4,000.
which reprssents q real value. Terms can he
s''' Hsr.AcnAN BANr1ne ooRr'x.
.aa kAaj NhAslNnt, 1AGAaed
Evening star., 1921-04-17
APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
HoUR-RooM HOUsEK EEPING APT, ALL
outside rooms; southern exposure. Phone
n. 3sT. l8s
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT,
ave. Phone CleIe. i10fW.-
APT. q THE MARLBOROUGH - THREE
sooms and bath. furnished: fse eue month G
fIvRRooM APART1WNT m THE NoRTH-
Seyia< fusnitaie- Addseo Ba1 9as-s. sts<
l4o ST. aN-NnAR CAPITOL AND IL
hr.ry; two rooms. kierheaette and bath: nicely
furntsned and decorated nesR both car lines:
ayailahle April q rent, so Phi. Line. SELL
rooms. tile b9th and shower, back porch;
ami; entire second nocr: ready May /: two
blocks from end Mount Peasant line.
IIiREE Rooms: BATH AND PORCH; LEASE
NV. after IL am.
SECOND FLOOR SEMI DETACHED PRI-
vass home; electricity. gas: private layatosy
VAN DYKE APARTMENT. 400 8rd ST. NV.
-LAfYe front room and kitchen. furaiahed for
Ink. in apartmeot 6rnt nooe; reeaonable.
2l5 18Th ST. N.w.-sUrrAMH FOB TWO
GOVERNMENT wORKHR WITH THREB-
rom apartment. VIII sh1fe samS Verh one or
W. ,H2 other xtris: rent. <2 Mrs. COPE. Apt. 2
CHATEAU THrERRY. 1aa0 N.W.-0SB
roam and bath: electric grill; rent $66 muutA
furnished o. viii sell furniture. Phone North
1904 Apt 610, S1ndAy between IL and PM
IN MOUNT PI4EAsANT-UNUSUALL DE
Sirable apartment. adults only: $40; beauti-
fully furnished: reception hall. four large rooms
and bath: viii vacate and surrender lease o.
tnbe1 II desired. Ool. 6S40W.
1875 CLIFTON ST. NV. OPPOSITE WARD
man Oomts)-Two rooms. Ink: running water
IN both: uss parior. piano and phone: reason-
able.
ls5l CALIFORNIA ST. Sw-THRBH
IONS. bath and living room. either separate
Or en auite.
APT. s14. RUTLAND 0OURTs-A DEdIGHT-
ALAN n WALKER = 90. INC.
H3 18th st Main 456
81 .O BUYS COMPLETE HIGHEST CLASS
fun4shed thFee-foom and bath apt, practically
new; bedroom genuine white ivory; dtning room
russ. lamps. etc; leassd. $<a50 Can Be- seen
Sund1g or eveoings, ny appointment. 1925
New Hampahire. Apk = Ca0 Main 7sdo dur
ing day.
712 THE WYONiNGETWO LARGN SLEEP.
ing rooms, living room and bath: no kitchen;
beautiful outlook; before May 1. l9'
CONVENIENT. ATTRACTIVE. KEASONA-
be; housekeeping privileges; gas and eiectrfe-
ity free; use Of 5 rooms and bath. Apt 81.
tie Cumberland
NICELY FURNISHED 6-ROOM AND BATH
apartment, LIST floor; possession May Is. In
Quire 1883 Willard st. NV, evenings, 7:30 to
10; Sunday. SITTER II am.
Two ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH CON-
Netaly furnished for housekeeping; southern
sposures e2esA4nEinonA eauasA q ~Dalpaaks s0e,
Evening star., 1921-04-17
FOR RENT-HOUSES

A DESIRABLE HOUSE ON WYOMING AVE
near 10Th St. containing bedrooms. baths,
drawing room. music room. dining room. but
ler's pantry and kitchen: hot water heat: eiec-
tric lights: large hack yard TO paved alley.
Immediate possession. Can be leased for term
of years IL desired.
wAGGAMAN s BRAWNER. INC.
914 18th St. NV Frank 1885
Evening star., 1921-04-17

COUNTRY BOARD.
RUDY'S NEW BOARDING HOUSE WILL m
open from May to the seasna's close; cheap
rates while dFst summer; every convenience:
freaA milk and vegetables from OF the farm
every day. Write for rates soon.
MRS. ESTBHLA RUDY,
Braddock Heights, Nd. a
tAOIEtLenoX Mansion o6ers . dn0 place
to have 4 vacation without losing time tram
yeaf employment; large rooms. home privi-
legea. pofehes; modern fnpxoyeDents; spacious
shady lawns: Lawn swings. ArA w. b. Zol-
lenboeer. BladensburH r. o., Nd IT.
'TNGLN6IDB." NOW OPEN. ON ROCK
vile pike and electric road. Large grounds
WhItseu. Rockville. Nd. Telephone Kensington
HF-12 I7s
Evening star., 1921-04-17

GREAT SACRIFICE.
New 6-room and bath just finished and fitted
for q real home; built by architect for u
home; the best thing you have seen around
Washington; ready TO move in; has a large
garden and garage and electric washer. Price
less than 50 900. We just want you to see.
Take Cabin John car and get on at Jewett.
RHODES. on premisen
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WANTED-HALLS.

CARF,F1-L TENANT DESIRES To LEASE
unflrlifsh.d or partly furnished house. about
seven rooms. in desirable northwest section.
Phone Cleye 45
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WANTED-APARTMENTS

ROOMS, KTTCHENETTE
md bath, in apartment house. Col. 10000,
Evening star., 1921-04-17

O0IORm-BUY YOUk own HOAn. MA
k61ukfa ypn Il 1eR1K4DY.1hDA..
ake11f0Hnsak.0A
Evening star., 1921-04-17

WILL TRANSFER LEASH ON TWO-ROOM.
vestibule. bath and kitchenette apt to those
purchasing furniture. North 1904, Apt. COZ.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

BEDROOM. DINING ROOM. KITOHENETTE.
parlor. bath, in well furnished apartment, $95.
Adults only. Phone in the morning, Columbia
cIAi
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01
At the Grand.

Gus Hills ministries, the famous Or
5anization that left such a good i'm
preston in this city last season, is the
attraction announced at the Grand
two days, commencing Tuesday, jan
uary 4. This seasons offering is said
to be a happy blending of old-time
ministrelsy, the sweet-throated sing
ers, graceful and skillful dancers and
all the glamor and charm of the
minstrelsy of our, forefathers and a
joyful combination of modern minstrel
novelties, ensembles and surprises,
with old king Jazz now the popular
favorite in American musical circles,
as the leading spirit.
Among the many funmakers is
George Wilson, the renowned black
face comedian of waltz me Again
fame Wilson is the originator of the
monologue style of entertainment. His
familiar expression waltz Me Again
was a byword for a generation or two.
There are fifty people in the organ
ization and each and every one are
stars in their own particular work
A new era is dawning in the mo-
ton picture industry. The passing of
traditions and customs of old in the
manner of presenting pictorial enter
tainment will be shown at the Grand
three days commencing Wednesday.
January 9Th, when 1.-The Woman I'm
tanned" with the worlds dancing SEN
sation, Doraldina, in the title role, is
presented in conjunction with her
quintet of Royal Hawaiians.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01

William Duncan. star of yitagraph's new
chapter-play, Fighting Fate" has. applied
for filters. license; He has already made
who plays opposite him, and the two plan
an aerial trip soon after the completion OF
their current picture.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01


action of the photoplay.
Syncopation is here to stay-abhor
it as you may. But the common mu
sic hall variety of jazz differs from
that of the concert hall, syncopation
as greatly as the riotous tiger lily
from the orchid.
Interpreted by the finer instruments
of the orchestra rather than the less
subtle components of a band, syncopa-
ton becomes thing OF exquisite mel
ody. This is the unusual triumph of
the American Syncopated Orchestra
and Singers who have adapted the
best that the colored race has yet pro-
duCed musically and combined it with
the best numbers from European and
American master musicians.
| To those who recall the delight af-
forded by the jubilee singers of a
decade ago, the fact that each Of the
thirty men comprising the organiza-
ton is a vocal artist as well as a
The cadence of the old negro spirituals
/ is like nothing else in the world-a
soul stirring harmony that uplifts and
delights.
| When to all the technical beauty of
symphony program, as played by
master artists, is added the rich tone
! color of perfectly trained voices, there
is in store for those who listen, an
hour or more of unalloyed pleasure.
| These players are received every
where with enthusiastic approval and
return engagements are the rule rath-
err than the exception. They play here
at the Grand Monday, January 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01
CAN YOU IMAGINE

How Fatty Arbuckie could weigh
himself on a drug store scales?
Who Charlie Chaplin will marry
next?
How many gallons OF tears were
shed at all the showings of Madame
*" the picture by Frank Lloyd?
Why a skeleton would go to a Turk
ish bath?
And if it did, how much weight it
would lose? Cd
Where Herbert Rawlinson got
those two dimpIes?
What has become of Jack pfckford ?
Any movie fan in Topeka failing
to read this section regularly in this
paper?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01

a gentleman crook. Slim realizes this
one day when Perry's fiancee accosts
him and asks him why he did not
keep a certain engagement. Slim in
vestigates and one night he waylays
Perry and shanghaies him on tramp
steamer. In Honolulu Perry tries to
establish his identity but fails. He
takes another steamer. and arrives
home only to be met by reverses in his
own home. No one knows him. He
engaged detectives to help him and at
every turn he is outwitted by the
clever Slim. Slim suggests Perrys ar
rest and as they are about to take him
away an unexpected incident occurs
which establishes Perry's identity and
turns the tables. Pathe News reel
completes the bill. Dorothy Dalton
in "A Romantic Adventures" and a
Mack Sennett comedy, "Dabbling in
Art" is the program for the last three
days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01

of the rising sun comprise the per-
sonnet of this trio of athletes who
present under the caption of "a Nip
pom Acrobatic Revue" an offering
consisting of a series of feats tina in
clude remarkable foot juggling. mar
velous perch work ant sensational
head balancing on the flying trapeze.
The last half of the week looks like a
real one. with five big features and
the tenth episode of THE Moon
Riders"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01
Ten Dollars Per Seat for>Nfoyie.

A new experience for Chicagoans
was the paying of $40 a seat for a pic
ture show, but the drawing power OF
way Down East" added to that OF
the personal appearance of director
and stars. was strong enough to oc-
casion a much bigger demand for
seats on opening night than could be
met. Society was well represented on
this night and many members of the
press were present
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01
NOTES OF The MOVIES
CLEANED BY XXI

Gladys Walton is at work on THE Million
aire Kid" a modern version of the Prince
and the Pauper," which was written by j.
G. Hawks for Mary Pickford but. was re
leased by her owing to a change IN her
plans and purchased by Universal.
Grace Morse, whose portrayal Of dane
ing teacher in Burglar Proof" with Bryant
W8shburn, recently released. won the uni
yersal commendation of critics, has been
in pictures just a little more than year.
However she was on the speaking stage 1or
five wears where she had important roles
in some of the most successful productions.
1t is freely predicted she will soon become
a star in her own right in the near future.
Probably the most unique Christmas gift
in film history was received by every per
son employed at the Christie studios IN Los
Angeles. The company is so FAR ahead OF
its production of comedies for release thru
Educational that it gave all a full week
vacation with pay The usual studio christ
mas tree and festivities were held Christina 8
eve and then the players packed up their
grips The studio gates will not open
until the morning Of January 3.
Larry Semon, vitagraph's comedy king,
has lust been made an honorary member
of the Los Angeles Overseas club. Larry
recently acted as stage director and assem-
bled the talent of many motion picture
stars for the big benefit held by that Or
ganiZation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01
!. COMING AT TRACTT0N1S
At the Isis.

A picture of rugged beauty. real
Ism, love and adventure is 1.-The Last
of the Mohicians." coming to the Isis
next week. 1t is a story of a Mohican
prince. the last of his tribe, who gives
his life in an effort to save that of
caro- Munro, an American colonel's
d" tH'-"1 from James Fenimore
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01

Benjamin B. Hampton's company has en-
gagged Joseph Dubray, the noted French
cinematographer, as head cameraman in
place of Harry Vallejo, who is to go to
Mexico City in charge Of the first Mexican
film production company. Mr.. Dubray
starts work with the Ben Hampton com
pany's current production, "a Certain Rich
Man" phetoplay of William Allen White :
camera.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01
At the OTpheum.

Wallace Reid in always Auda-
cious' will be at the Orpheum the
first three days of next week. Wallie
Reid plays a double role and his abil-
ity to act is brought out plainly. The
story-Perry Danton, a young mil
Honaire, has a double in Slim Attuck,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01

Cooper's famous novel. A sweet love
tale with its humor, thrills and excit-
ing moments is one that will cause ev-
cry beholder to gasp-then laugh,
then gulp-for' it is intensely human.
intensely real and replete with his
torical events. 1t is unnecessary to
give a brief of the story for every lit
erature lover has read the Leather
Stocking Tales and is familiar with
Uncas and the rest of them. The pic
ture is a true film version of the story.
In addition the regular Pathe News
reel will be shown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01

William S. Hart Is at work on his las
picture for Paramount and still deciare
that it will mark his retirement from In
screen. He intends to write q series o
Indian stories for boys.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-01

Miss Irene Castle has agreed to star !
four productions for the recently forme
Cawood Picture Corporation, OF which !
A. weeks and Edwin L. Hollywood are tt
directors.