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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
Annual Reunion
 of Moody Students

The former students from Bridge port and vicinity of the school found ed by D. L. Moody at Mt Vernon. Mass. vf1l hold their third annual reunion next Friday evening. January .. at the home of Mir and Mir Jere- miah Holmes at 10 Edna avenue at the corner of Noble avenue. just at the end of the Beardsley Park trol- ley line The special guest of honor will be Principal Henry r. Cutler. of the school. and Secretary L. Lori mer Drury. of the Alumni Association, who will speak and probably show steropttcsn pictures of Mount Hermon and Northfeld- Invitations, which in- clude the wife or sweetheart of sbe old student, have been sent to every one whose address is shown by the Bridgeport-Hermon club. and all oth- CTS are most cordially invited to at tend without further invitation. letting Mir Holmes know, if convenient. thaT they are coming.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06

ored and whose life the state says he took.
 "why did you carry the hatchet?" asked the states attorney. Did you expect to help kill Nott?"
 ''No,'' said Johnston T did not. Wade wanted me to carry the hatch ct. and I did it to please him. and certainly had no intention of hitting the man"
 And that last paragraph describes the mentality of the boy who led by the smooth young criminal in the prisoners box, influenced by a man smarter than he; infatuated by the opportunity Wade sometimes afford ed him of being in the company of women, was led into participation in a crime which, while it may not put the hangman's moose about his neck, will undoubtedly be the cause which will send him for a long term of years to the state prison
 1 am much inclined to liken John ston's position in this trio accused of the murder of George Mott, to the position of that famous canine "Old Dog Tray
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
EVEN TULSA'S MAYOR
 GETS MOVE ON'' ORDER

Tulsa, Okla, Jan. S.-Mayor T. D. Evans believes in Tulsa's finest"
 He recently complained to the po lice chief that members of the force were not enforcing the move on" or dinance. Make the people abide by the law" the Mayor commanded. . Stopping to talk to an acquaintance little later, the Mayor rested on a box in front of a clothing store.
 Whats the matter?" asked a pa trolman who "butted in" Are you tired %
 Nope" replied the Mayor.
 All right, then, move on and step lively" said the ''cop.'
 The Mayor stepped.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
WARNER BROS. DRUM CORPS
 ELECTS

At the regular annual meeting of the Warner Bros. Grenadier Drum Corps held in their rooms at Seaside Institute, Monday evening. the fol lowing officers were elected:
 President, Walter Smith. Milford l; vice president, Charles Graham, Mill ford; secretary Thomas H. Jones, 164s Main street, Bridgeport; treasurer, Geo. Schoen, Lynch Bros. Garage, Bridgeport; board of trustees: Chas. Graham, Milford, Ct; John Stevenson, 339 East Ave, Bridgeport; John Archer, 236 Salem street, Bridgeport; Welfare of the Cup committee: Fred Church, 1060 Main St., Bridgeport; Harold Wheeler, Milford; Geo. Schoen, Care of Lynch Bros. Garage, Bridge port; Leader Fred Church, 1060- Main St., Bridgeport; Major John Archer, 236 Salem St., Bridgeport; Business Manager Thos. H. Jones, 164S Main street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
TANKS SOUVENIRS
 ARE WORTH SIS, 900

Marietta, Mich, Jan. 6.-"Oh, it wasn't such a lad war. after aHI''
 That's the way Nelson Nolf, of liar rietta, looks at it, anyway.
 Nelson was in Russia. a member of the Polar Bear expedition. He was attracted by the ore he was con- stantly stubbing his toe on while 41ik- ing about certain parts of the cold country, and he brought home a hand ful of 1t. It has been lying around in his back yard.
 Today Nelson is rich-s1S,000 richer than he was a few days ago. He had the ore essayed and it was found to contain platinum.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE

All winter merchandise marked at smallest prices ever this before February 1 which includes Winter Mil
 nery Shirt Waists Peticoats, Marabout Reliable Scarfs and Muffs Rain Chdrens Capes, Ladies Hosiery Wool Shoulder
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
MASSACHUSETTS, GIRL
 DETAINED IN TURKEY

Boston, Jan. GA Massachusetts girl is among the 20 workers of the Near East Relief being detained in the Black Sea port of Samsoun, Asia Minor, by Turkish Nationalists, ac- .ording to cables received at national headquarters of the relief organiza- lion. She is Miss Marion Peabody, of No. II Arlington road, Wellesley Hills. Word received two weeks ago announced that five workers, includ- Ing Colonel J. P. Coombs, were being held by the Turks in Samsoun. At shat time Miss Peabody was stationed h Sivas. Central Asia Minor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06

The body of Mrs. Roswell Rockwell or New Haven was brought here for interment last Thursday. Mrs Rock well was well known in this vicinity as she was q former resident here.
 Miss Olive Corning of Monroe has spent the week with her grand mother. Mrs Mary F. Corning.
 Schools reopsned in town on Jen. 5, after a weeks vacation.
 Mrs. William Kruger recently vts- ited relatives in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
N O T I c E
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company,
 S2O Main Street.

Water rates for the quarter ending January 1st, 1921, are NOW DUE and payable at the office of the Com pany No. S20 Main street. All bills must be paid on or before January 18th. 1921.
 Business hours on Saturdays from A. M. to 12 M.
 FRANK C. BROTHERTON, A tt Secretary.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06

Greater enthusiasm than opening this sale only natural because brought economy The feature of this sale the lower markings prices have been going downward during the last few months we'll But this they have reached the level low that they will fail attend this sale possible partake worthwhile Tag signifies Bagain-every Bargain Big Savings
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-06
STEPNEY

Mrs Clayton Hawley and little son Richard are spending some time in Newtown with MT. and Mrs. Hobart CurtisS.
 Rev. and Mrs. Forney of New Ha- ven have been spending a week with
Evening star., 1921-08-08
Aristecratic Georgetown.
81 600: $3.50 Cash. $40 Month.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
o23 Fifteenth Street NV.
Main SO.

AT1St0CTatlC Georgetown.
$4,000; $3.50 Cash, $40 Month.
Very old. nat front, colonial style brick Of
owner will paper and paint to suit purchaser.
This property can be made into most charm
ing and quaint residence: splendid for home
or investment; within square of Ted Lincolns
home.
Decatur St. Near 18th. St. NV.
$13.OOO-Easy Terms.
Beautiful home in this exclusive section;
fine rooms and . baths floors q bed.
hollow-tile garage: in perfect condition; large
yard; spacious porches.
At Lincoln Park.
S6.7501Easy Terms.
Vacant and entirely redecorated: also new
gas range; o rooms and bath: LIST floor kitchen:
front and rear yards to wide alley; truly a
charming home.
Downtown Northwest.
$8,5O0IEasy Terms.
rooms and bath; semi-detached: double
rear porchess, exceptional value. Immediate
possession.
Near New Hampshire Ave.
Close in.
S6,850-Easy Terms.
Attractive three-story. bay.window brick of
nine rooms and tiled bath. Brownstone trim
mings First floor kitchen. Walking dis
lance. An excellent proposition.
WILLIAM K.
l1O8 10th St. N.W.>
Evening star., 1921-08-08
In best section southeast
Charming Bungalow.
Chevy Chase, ID. {.
S12 S00-Easy Terms


S12, 2,5001Easv Terms.
Seven rooms and hath: hot water heat cIec
light. stone open Fireplace: sun parlur: cnl,l
storage pantry: large storage closets: linen
closet: front porch: stone fOundat tion; slate
roof: lot soft. front.
Meridian st. Near l4th.
S9,O00-Easv Terms.
rooms and bath: modern brick: electric
lights: hardwood floors; colonial front porch.
excellent lot to wide alley.
Petworth.
50. 500-Terms.
g rooms and bath: hot water heat: cIa,,tri.
lights: rear porrhes: s.mi-,ietsrhed: excel
lent condition; room for garage; iinmiedial,
Georgetown.
S12.000-On Terms.
Excellent home Of IA rooms and bath: large
lot and donhle garage This attractive prep
neighborhood: exceptional value.
Charming New Home.
$6O0O-Easy Terms.
Brand new home Of tapestry brick constrnc-
tion containing six rooms and bath: electric
lights: front and back yards. The location il
6rst-class and close to ears. stores. churches
etc. Easy monthly payments. See this bar
gain at once.
HARTUNG.
Phone Exchange Main 372.
Evening star., 1921-08-08

P. F. CARLEY, Real Estate,
617 E St. NV. F. 6l53
A few special bargains for
your inspection.
Near Georgetown.
Store and 1O-room house: lot 4Ox150: frame
and tile building. with hwh. electric light.
and stock for *1i. 500: cash $1,000.
On 18th Southeast.
Store and several nice living rooms: store
for $3.50: terms.
On Pa. Ave. Southeast.
si1-roosn brick house. with furnace heat: I gas
A sacrifice for s.. 600; cash. S1.oo0.
On F Near 9TH S.W.
Eight-room brick house. with hot-water heat
A good buy for $500.
On 24th' St. Northeast.
Six-room bungalow, with hot-water heat. cleo
tre lights beautiful lawn ,. front front and Dafk f15
Sayd' Sag feies tq w,ds seo ess M @ s wi"
On Md. Ave. NE.
, Nine.room brick house. with hot-water heat.
gas and electric lights; garage space; front
s sure oo it will suit you Price, sS'oe'' cash.
Near 18th and Park Road.
14-room brick house. with furnace heat. gas
ri' yard to alley. % Price. s1o.I5o cash, $500.
l have several small homes, 5
and 6 rooms each, ranging in
price from $500 to 4,5OO.
Cash required from $500 to
81 ,OO0.
P. F. CARLEY.
This Is Unusual.
$500 initial payment will purchase this g.
room Chevy Chase, d. c., bungalow. H.-w.h..
elec., gas, tile bath. freplaces, porches; prac-
Some Buy.
This broom tile bath bungalow. hardwood
floors, fireplace. breakfast alcove 50. $50; $3.50
cash, $65 monthly.
Morgan E. Morgan & Co.
Fr. 1890. 1907 New York ave. NV:
s., 7,OOO-h BLOCK NORTH CAPITOL ST. IN
Bloomingdale.
,2-famfy nat.
First door rooms and bath.
Second floor rooms and bath.
Separate heating plants.
s., ,O00-On 1st 1t. NV. near Soldiers Home.
ROOMS and bath; garage: possession.
ST., ,000-On 14th st. NV. rooms, baths :;
room for double garage; house vacant:
small cash payment. balance monthly.
BRASWELL REAL ESTATE,
Main 980S. 1871 H st.. NV.
Az ST s.w. BETWEEN L AND M-2-sTORY
PRESS BRICK DWELLING; rooms and bath.
Price. g, 900. Terms to suit: FLOYD e.
DAVIS. SOL 7th St s,W. Main 2hS,
Evening star., 1921-08-08

Az ST. s.w. BETWEEN L AND M-2-sTORY
PRESS BRICK DWELLING; rooms and bath.
Price. 5000. Terms to suit FLOYD e.
DAYIS, sol 5tb 81 s.wa Main S6S.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
SUMNER CAMPS.

SOJOURN AT LAKE WASHINGTON tEsTAB-
lshed camp} high elevation. perfect shade and
scenery. environment: highest reference. Take
Glen Echo to District line tone tokenD; :;
walk west three squares phone Mr.. PHIL
IIpS Lincoln 31O1 13s
Evening star., 1921-08-08
CHAS. D. SAGER,

Downtown-Splendidlv equip
ped rooming house. containing u rooms and
baths: autona tie hot water heating srsteni:
count of leaving city Will sell at sub
stantial reduction.
Northwest-EXceptionally nice
S-room and bath home: newly decorated
throughout. Can he sold ~ rens.nabl. prize
and cash payment of So" and l'slan"" less
than house would rent for Will be accepted.
Now vacant.
One square north OF 10Th and
PARK R0AD-Beautiful s-fvom and !. hath
home; botwater heat: elrctric lights; hand
sonely finished throughout: bu!lt-in garage,
must lie seen 10 le appreciated. open for IN
81. NV.
10.
1/2o Z street northwest
Il rooms and baths; servants quarters ele,-
trio lights: newly decorated throughout: =
open freplaces. Prir. and terms reasonable.
Open for inspection daily from To- . pm.
Sixteenth SStreet Heights
Attractive detached h"m. with - rnms and
baths: hot water heat: electric lights. garage
Owner will sell very reasonable aud sr..ri
exceptionally easy terms.
II.
In best section southeast
heat: modern lighting fiXture>: hause IN nrst
class condition throughout. garage Prirc
ssr."' Terms can be arranged.
SAGER.
Street NV.
26
Evening star., 1921-08-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEW sIX.ROOM BRICK: CELLAR. FUR
mace, electric lights. lot J0x210: $500: easy
terms. PETERSON. 73i 18th NV. Ss
II ACRES: $2,OO0; NEAR GREAT FALLS:
on Wash. and Old Dominion. r. BRADLEY.
Box 248. Rosslyn. Va. g.
FOR SALE-BCNGALOW IN CABIN JOHN
Park, Md. For particulars address Box 172.R,
Star Office Sc
Evening star., 1921-08-08

N LSSl1.D,
Main 2345.
COTTAGE CITY, MD.
$3.50.
Bungalow. center entrance hall type, Of
rooms and bath; large shady lot. As by l2o
feet; modernly equipped: electricity and gas:
open fireplace; terms only $50 cash and $50
NEARBY VIRGINIA
PROPERTIES.
Conveniently Located and
Reasonably Priced.
CHERRYDALE-5 rooms and bath: new and
all modern improvements; near car and bus
CLARENDON-6 rooms and bath: all modern
improvements; fertile garden; lot 81 by $50;
CLAREND0N-6 rooms and bath; pipeless fur
mace: gas lights: situated on boulevard:
garden plot: $500.
CHERRYDALE-sro room house: pump; newly
papered and painted: si,5
CHERRYDALE-J-room bungalow: newly
painted inside and out; electricity and gas:
good garden: $4,000.
and garden: $3.50.
CHERRYDALE--5room and bath bungalow:
ami; lot 80 by 1877; desirable section and
moderately priced at 5000:
CI.ARENDON-1-room and bath bungalow;
ami: sewerage; $500
'i hot.wster heat and gas; well with pump:
elevated location. in Lyon Park: 3 lots
included with this property; exceptional
value at S5.5W
RAIISTON-1-room house In good condition;
excellent well water; lot 1S by 126 feet.
with chicken house, fruit trees and grape
arl'ur: s5.00o.
& IUCHS,
Evening star., 1921-08-08

Undoubtedly the best of our
recent listings: just off 10th street NV;
tric lights: splendidly arranged and mag
nificently finished throughout. Price, SIS, 500.
Immediate possession can be given
2.
Choice Downtown Home con-
tanning L. rooms and 3 baths; hot-water heat
out; very refined neighborhood. Price, o,JOU.
Good northwest section
Splendid Groom home: exceptionally large
rooms: hot-water heat: front porch. We can
ance monthly.
In Chevy Chase Section-Un-
usually attractive s-room detached home: hot
water heat: electric lights: lot $50 feet deep.
who is leaving town, and who will sell for
splendid suburban home.
Ninth and North Carolina ave.
Escsllsnt sroGm home in d r,,eass eOnd
sonable terms. Possession.
Six-room colonial home in
good northwest section; electric lights: par
9uet floors: front and rear porches: garage.
Price, $1,000. Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
CHAS. d.
o23 Fifteenth
Mai1
Evening star., 1921-08-08
SHANNON & LUCHS,

SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
BRIGHTWOOD,
$3.50.
New detached home one-half block from car
tricity and gas; lot 5oxi5O tt; il good
neighborhood: terms. LOCO cash.
PETWORTH, !
$3.50.
Thoroughly modern Groom and bath house:
in good condition; cement front porch, double
rear porches. lower one screened: hot-water
heat. electricity and gas: hardwood floors and
trim: space for garage; terms and small
monthly payments.
HIGH VIEW.
$500.
A comfortable Groom and hath home; fur
attractive neighborhood; high elevation. This
terms viii be made.
NORTHEAST.
$3.50.
Colonial house. semidetached; In frst-class
condition and in best section Of northeast:
Seilent g r' heating @ plant; new double brick ga
rage; terms.
PETWORTH.
$3.50.
On Quincy street: rooms "a bedroomsl and
tiled bath; hot-water heat. electricity and : $:
concrete front porch, double fo
large back yard; possession: terms.
:. SHANNON
Virginia Office,
Evening star., 1921-08-08

TakOma Park: o rooms. bath. for short
time: large grounds: rent, 800 per month.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
TABLE BOARD.

COPPER KETTLE CAFETERIA, s21 VT ave.
Opposite war risk)-Combination breakfast,
a5c; luncheon, soc to 4Oc; dinner, 4Oc to 50c
Positively back-to- normal prices. Best quality
food. home cooking. Try and be convinced
There Is no better to be had. 14s
Evening star., 1921-08-08

1920 Mt. Pleasant ST.: semi detached: o
rooms. baths: garage; rent reasonable; pos
session August Is.
Evening star., 1921-08-08

Near 14th and Clifton ST.: rooms, . baths;
possession at once: rent reasonable.
WA. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Main 1915. l433 1t NV
Evening star., 1921-08-08
SHANNC
713 18th St. NV.
BRIGHTWOOD,
On 7Sn
HIGH VIEW.

A comfortable Groom AND hath home; fur
mace heat; good cellar; colonial front porch:
attractive neighborhood; high elevation. This
Is a good buy at the price. and reasonable
terms will be made.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
NORTHEAST.
$3.50.

Colonial house. detached; in first
condition and in best section Of northeast
{; rooms and bath: front and rear porches: ex-
cellent heating plant; new double brick ga
rage: terms.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
Ninth and North Carolina ave.

se-Excellent s-room home in hrst-class condi-
tion throughout. Price. $3.50 very
sonable terms. Possession.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
WANTED-APARTMENTs
FOR RENT-HOUsES
FURNISHED.

117o MASS. AVE. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE:
~ rooms. 3 baths; possession August Is; will
lease term of years.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
1725 p street northwest

Magnificent marble front resdrn".. containing
II rooms and baths; servants quarters. ele'-.
trio lights: newly decorated throughout. >
open freplaces. Prir, and terms reasonable.
Open for inspection daily from fo pm.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
Sixteenth street Ueiuhts-

Attractive detached h"me with - r.spIns and :,
ha this: hot water heat. electric lights. garage
Owner will sell very reasonable aud sr.'.pt
exceptionally easy terms.
Evening star., 1921-08-08
PETWORTH.


On Quincy street: rooms a bedroonsl and
tiled bath; hot-water heat electricity and =
concrete front porch, double rear i,o
large back yard; possession: terms.
CHA NNnN
Evening star., 1921-08-08
APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHEn.

FURNISHED.
s24 18th ST. NV. APT. ENiceiy FUR.
nished two rooms and bath; electricity aud
gas; moderate rent; can be seen 4:3O to 6
pm. 1Os
TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN, COMPLETELY
furnished, second-f1Oor front. 613>N. j. ave
NV. Phone L. 1870. !
THREE AND FOUR ROOM APIS. PRE-
vate baths; completely furnished for house.
keeping: piano, porches brass beds; $50 each,
2:.2 c 1t. Sc. 90
TO REFINED COUPLE-BRIGHT, AIRY, 1
rm., kitchen, b.: attractiyeiy furnished: immac-
uIate. central. exclusive, i'm. pos. 1888 q NV
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRA ACTIVE COM
pleteiy furnished 2 room. kitchenette, bath
apartment three exposuresl: immaculate; ar.
tistic. x144a .Park ID. apartment. H. =. =
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-14
WORK OF BUILDING
1922 FREE FAIR
HAS BEEN STARTED

The seven townships cf this county
nave been called upon to select two
representatives from each township
as members cf the Carter County Free
FaIr association. Tho people Of the
townships are notified where and when
TO meet by the secretary Of the Fair
association. The law proscribes that as
many as 20 legal voters musr ~
semble to make the election legal. Az.
ter the elections in the townships are
Held the secretary Will call the dele
gates or members tEnther for the
purpose of electing an executive loard
for the management Of the fair.
The fair was so bic a success last
year II has proven 10 possess so much
merit that it should be a pleasure for
the people an over the county 10 at.
tend these township meetings to So.
lect suitable men for this work. ".Tust
as a man cannot stand still. lust as
city cannot stand still, or a county
fair remain the same year after year"
states an interested citizen "There
10 id tbs fturs must b thton
must be new features added. the mon
to add these features must be the
progressive men Of the county. The
fair is too important to be neglected
The work Of building the next fair
is starting now. 1t is important that
this work be well done
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-14
YOUNG WILL REDUCE
COTTON ACREAGE 80
PER CENT This YEAR

G. w Young of Berwyn has started
his plows and he states that the pres
ent moisture should be taken adyant,
age Of to turn every foot OF soil in
the county. He says the long drouth
OF the fall has been broken by light
rains only and IT is possible that the
rainfall be light during the winter and
ne expresses the opinion that the far.
mers should get busy as early as pos.
sible.
In speaking OF next years cotton
crop Mr.. Young expressed the orin.
ion that 'on his farms the acreage
would be reduced so per cent this year.
He will also reduce the acreage he
has been deyoting TO oats for the rea-
son that his lands demand change OF
crops
Mr.. Young says that II NJ sees his
cotton is doomed 10 failure next year
that he will SOW the cotton lands TO
sorghum and will then cut the stalks
and let the sorghum mature into a
feed crop. The sorghum ne says, is a
soil builder when sown.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-14
ARDMORE FANS ACCLAIM 1.-THE THREE
MUSKETEERS" A MASTERFUL PICTURE
Douglas Fairbanks l2-Rec Presentation of Dumas Famous
Story Eiicts Enthusiastic Prase-We Known Clergy
man Praises Especial School Childrens Matinee
Tomorrow, the Last Day

Anmorc last night acclaimed "Thc
Three Musketeers" one of the greatest
moving pictures ever mad.. entitled
lu rank with "'rhc Birth Of Il Nati.n"
or any Of tn. big ones preceding IL.
In twelve snia shing reels o. Douglas
Fairbanks speed ana humor. The Two
and a half hours required TO show it
flash 10y with such swftness tina,
one forsets the flight of time. \
crowded house at the Princess last
night was unanimous in the verdict
that The three Musketeers' is the
greatest treat ono could wish TO en-.
JOY in moving picture presentation.
prominent Ardmore clergyman
after the show said: "The Three Mus,
keteers' Is masterpiece. 1t is a
wonderful picture, clean and whole.
some and good for everybody to see.
enjoyed it immensely and give it un.
qualified endorsement" Another said:
1T is the greatest picture ever made
| saw IT in Dallas but / wanted TO
see it again"
The Three Musketeers" is film
drama of Alexander Dumas celebrated
novel and the rare literary value OF
the story, coupled with Douglas Fair.
banks genius, give II combination
Tor entertainment that cannot be eX.
celled. Fairbanks is more amazing
than ever in the role of DArtagnan.
and achieves his high.water mark
for daring action. He fights his way
through The twelve reels with ire
sistible speed. humor and skill. fights
no less than seven sword dues. meets
matches and thwarts the crafty Rich.
elieu, dauntlessly ovcrc0mes all oh.
stacles and finally. after innumerable
deeds of yalor and heroism. achieves
his life ambition and is knighted by
his King as Musketeer, in wealth
OF settings and magnificonce that
brings gasps Of astonishmcnt and ad
miration from the audience.
A big cast containing names of
many well.known screen players, is In
support of the star Mary MacLaren
being in the role Of the Queen. The
beauty Of the picture and its marvel
lous settings il one Of the striking
features.
The Three Muskoteers" Is an in
comparable achievement for Douglas
Fairbanks and Ardmore picture fans
are wild over H.
Because Of its length. only two shows
daily are given-at $50 and 80. with
doors open at and T.
Tomorrow is the last day of the pic
ture's run and at the matinee tomoi.
row the school children of Ardmorc
will be given an opportunity Of SOC.
ing THE Three Musketeers" at 25c.