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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

TT T.
I'VE SELL THE EARTH +" Property
for sale I'm al parts OF rhe city. See
us Cor Farms s room house and gro
Gerry tore with lot G6Xl65. VIII trade
for farm. $1,000. Beautiful 8 room an
modern bungalow with 3 bedrooms oak
floors and trimmings. tn best residential
section If the city S6.3el-tcrmS. ,
room bungalow, an modern $500
terms. e room bungalow, all modern,
bedrooms. built - years. Lot 40N
li0. oak floors and garage. $500
terms. Z rooms partly modern on pay
ed street. 3 bedrooms. SfOO0-J0O cash.
rooms. . bedrooms. on Penn Ave.
SJ.JOO-term- Z rooms, partly modern.
$500 500 cash. 9 rooms. - bedrooms
square type house, built 1 NtaF Soliu
oak floors and trimmings. S5.J0-S6OO
cash Two homes and v rooms. partly
modern. on paved street Lot 4SXl05.
S3.50o-tsrms. We have several land
contracts for sale. Fine investments
paying . PEI cent. 20 acres with \
room house. heavy soil, clay subSoil.
good well; windmill; fences good, fine
orchard. all kinds OF fruit. I acre
Strawberries. Granary- corn crib, 4
acres pasture. Close 90 lake.
wagons 3 horses. > cows. % chickens.
brood sow. Blacksmith shop and
tools - huggics mower. corn pIows
riding pillow. single pillow. rake. cream
separator. sets harness, acres early
potatoes Extraordinary farm which
can ue bought for $4,000 with 81 900
5000 cash go acres 3 miles from
Edw;IGsburg clay loan good bottom
II acres ot timber. on lake 'front.'
Windmill. orchard, room house. bank
barn gr7nary corn cribs. 500 an acre
terms. 80 acres. . miles from Edwards
burg. Clay loan Lots Of timber good
orchard. wind mill. good pasture, :
room hous'. hank barn J0N5S. granarieS
corn crib. > tons scale. and silO. Land
i'm very good condition. All in hay. 20
acres alfalfa. 800 an acre-terms. +,
miles from Edwardshurg. leo acres: ~
acres timber good fences. plenty of
water. orchard. large house. barn,
Eranarics. corn cribs 80 tons lime put
on farm last wear. 90 acres clover. ~
acres of alfalfa. S1O0 per acre terms
HATGH & HARMON.
&c y Farm rs Trust Bldg. Main 1882
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

HOUSES. FARMS
BUSINESS PLACES
Houses in all rarts Of the city from
500 TO 5000 down, balance terms
Farms of all sizes. to exchange for
city property and all kinds Of bust
ness places rJr sale. z. r. Martin.
Realtor. 6i3 f. Corby st Phone
LiRcoln 64S2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
FOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE

|N "-IT-I IN I-N'-II -N-7|T--
goo acres OF heavy lannd on Terre
Coupee prairie. 1o room two story
house barn 4Ox70. T. acres OF timber. s.
acres If clover. 80 OF wheat Immediate
possession. - acres stock and tools
included. $1,000
T. j. CLARK & son. Realtor. 409-10
Union Trust Bldg Lincoln 90
FOR SALE
Modern house. $500 Carroll St
Modern mouse. 202 +. Dayton ~.
Modern house s Carroll ST.
Partly modern house +. Duhall Az
r j. CLARK & son. Realtor. 400 10
Union Trust Eldc.. Lincoln 62S6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

DI. ILGIIkIs- Men wanted for detective
work Experience unnecessary. Write
G1uor. former q. s. Govt Detective.
IuuIs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
Yor ARE

YOT ARE
Reading this az because 10 attracted
your attention. Let US display your
al similarly everybody WIFI zee r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

s-StOcks--Bonds. 80
INVESTMENTS We have safe 60 nou-
taxable securities for conservative In.
vestors. Welfare Loan Society. 2l9
S. Main St. phone Main 69S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
BUSINESS SERVICE


CHoCHETfNG-Au kinds 0f suoeEet
Mork done % order 10 uU ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

$50 CASH 7-room house North Huey
ST.. newly papered and painted ON in
side. electTi, lights. gas. fine garage
with cement floor and electric lights.
Will accept small truck farm near citv
on interIrban line in trade. ColpaeGt
Realty Corn, Blackstone Bldg. Lin
colin 21l3. Opnn evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

CONTINENT - Needs railway mail
clerks Sf.--S102 month Write for
free specimen questions. Columbus
Institute. Columbus Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


NV AODERN BUNGALOW-Five
from center 0f city Living aud dining
rooms furnished Ina oak Redroofs have
oak floors and trimmed iu old ivory.
Large attic and basement. VIII be
ready 10 occupy I'm about 10 days
500. part cash. balance Ga payments.
". X. N. Henry, Realt0r. Lincoln JT.3
30 Farmers Trust Bldg
PROPERTY OWNT.KS-We have many
buyers, lis your property with us.
We give satisfaction Worden Realty
Co. Us Farmers Trust Bldg Main
RIVER PARK 18th 81, beautiful
stucco bungalow has 5 rooms and
bath room; electric lights, gas good
cellar. This bungalow is in good con-
ditiOn: terms. Price 50 500 Taylor
and Roth. 20 W. Jefferson blvd. Lin
coin 633l.
SIN AND ONIE-H ACRES-For sale.
-Four acres in fruit. apples. pears.
cherries and grapes. Located miles
north, , blocks Of the Dixie Way pave
house 20 suit YOU. Easy terms. Price
$3.50. Homer raggart, Farmers Trust
Bldg. Eel Lincoln al
SIN ROOM MODERN HOME ON LIN
coin Way West: oak finished first floor !.
three bedrooms and bath, second floor /.
large attic, now furnace $500 on pay
ments. W. il. NJ. Henry, Realtor Lin
coin 1913. 90 Farmers Trust Bldg
STORAGE ROOM-24 feet square and
garage with large lot on East Miner 81
Price fOr quick sale only 81 100 Frank
Jeffres. Iie.iltor, 40 Union Trust
Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

WHY PAY RENT when YOU can get
homes NJ these prices Good homes
$500 20 $500. From 5000 10 $500
down. balance like rent Get fun value
for your money. See j. r. Hutton
Room >, Orpheum. Phone: Lincoln
G24
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

ON account OF tho weather we post
ponod sale io April - 1921 Horses
cattle and farming tools
LOUIS HORNATH, Proprietor
T.. J. HARTMAN. AuctiOneer.
ID w VENEER. clerk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

ome ~ our many BONES Olr oW
es and mauJ lsf.u-- may please
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

USED CARS FOR SALE
Overhauicd. some repainted. good look
ing. quiet running ears that YOU viii De
proud 10 drive. Prices right Liberal
terms. If wanted.
k4j Buick. > pass new paint.
B-45 Buick. > pass new paint
D-f5 Buick. = pass: painted last fall.
E-4f Buick, 2 pass, roadster.
C-36 Buick, pass: sport roadster
wire wheels.
K46 Buick. 4 pass coupe
1920 Oakland. > pass: new paint
1919 Oakland. pass. in paint shop
1920 Dodge. > pass. > Royal cords
1921 Dodge. coupe
1921 Chevrolet Baby Grand brand new
1917 Maxwell pass
1920 Oldsmohile. 3 pass. g cylinder
run COO miles
TWENTIETH CENTURY GARAGE.
12f s. LAFAYETTE Blvd
Phone Main $50 SEQ Mr Bolle 2o12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
They Represent Today's Buying And Selling Oft
MERCHANDISE


aARAfA NffNs'f
YOUR ELECTRIC CLEANER
Washer needs the proper oil. We have
IL in small cans u tie right con-
Sistency for all types OF machines. %.
W Srhanuer 10. Opp. pOsfDffce. Dis
tributors for Butterfly Washers and
Royal Cleaners
Machinery and Tools 81
FOR SALE-A second hand Mathew.
feet diameter. with - . 1-2-iuch tubes
suitable FOr distilliug peppermint
South Bend Wooden Co, us r. Ia
Musical Instruments Sc
DRTMS-O1e set Of trap drums foI
sale cheap. Call steele. Lincoln 1894
GIfTAR-For sale. e. + Martin, guitar
comart size with Hawaiian tachmeuts.
Call l6ll 5. -. Joe -.
Nursery stock. GA
PANSIES-For snle, poe dozen. Call nc
1914 W. Division 81.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS-Gibson. Lun-
laps. Burrill S100 per Zoe progressive
everbearer. plcmier early 500 per 100
prepaid, reduction on large quantities
De Afuth * Son Nurseries. Niles Mich
Interurban, stop IL miles east
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board 81
ROOMERS AND bOarders wanted; h0use
newly furnished good board. 1s4.
Lincoln way J.. Phone Main 1877.
Rooms without Board. 81
COLUMBIA ST j2O-Furnished room
lady preferred.
COLLEGE ST. gO3-Three rooms fur
nished for light housekeeping.
COLFAX Az. ". 5l2-High class fur
nished room: lavatOry and shower in
room.
KEASEI ST, T., 5OI--Three unfurnish
ed rooms.
LIVING KOON-Bedroom in suite, in
strictly private home. two blocks from
postoffice Main $3.50
MICHIGAN 81. y. 3IG-Large front liv-
ing room modern and central, pri-
waite entrance: tine for two
MARION T., 11e-Oue front sleeping
room in modern home; lady preferred
SCOTT ST. = 2O3- Furnished rooms
Strictly modern home. Six blocks
from Oliver hotel
UNFTRNISHED rooms for rent at -
: Fellows ST.
49, SOUTH ST JOE-Nicely furnished
South st. Joe st.
Housekeeping Rooms. 60
RIVER PARK-ROoms for light house
keeping, either furnished or unfur-
nished. 90 :. 10th St. River Park.
LINCOLN WAY T.. J3.i-Three light
housekeeping rooms. furnished tele-
phone and bath; adults only. J23 Lin
coin way J..
CLOVER ST, 92l Two partly modern
unfinished light housekeeping rooms
near ear zine.
MAIN ST. s. 1902 Two unfurnishcC
rooms for light hou~ckCc ling. modern
house. 'all Lincoln J3tN
ONE FURNISHED room for light house
keeping strictly modern. Adults only
POI Dufail Ave.
THREE-Modern furnished light house
keeping rooms 90 couple employed
Lincoln 5jJS.
TWO strictly modern suites light house
keeping rooms az Gl3 +. Corby ST.
Where TO Stop in Town -
THE PORTAGE HOTEL, 112-I1i
LINCOLN WAY f.
THE CRESCENT HOTEL. 11o-123 y
MICHIGAN ST.
THE ARGYLE HOTEL, 515-517 5
MICHIGAN ST.
now OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
RATES by THE WEEK. $3.50 TO 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
sIuatIons Wanted-FemaIe b

h00ENEErER Young lady eNperienc-
et Dol bookkeeping 9nd cashier wo X
desires position with established firm
where accuracy and hard work will
Pc srrcciated Can give best OF ref
erenra> from present employer. Per
e'n.l reasons for desiring n change.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

FOR SALE-COuntry block furnace
wood. 81 50 per rank: slab wood for
ranges and small heaters, $50 per
rank. we recommend Harrisburg and
Franklin County. H. soft coal PO-
cahOntas and West Virginia spint.
Hard coat I'm all sizes for spring deliv-
eyr. Have your coal put I'm now and
save money. s. h. Coal and Wood Co.
Main 81 Iincnln hS14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
FOR SALE

North OF the city on Dixie Highway.
near stop one and Niles ca- line
4 acre tracts for 5000
One acre tracts from 500 TO $3.50
per acre See Frank . Anderson,
Realtor 6s3 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Lincoln 1858. 1c5e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
EMPLOYMENT
HcIn Wnntcn-,fn.e


AUTO OB-Learn auto aud trac-
tor business in 20 = WEEKS Oppor-
tuuIties everywhere Offering Si5J 20
500 month Twice more equipment
aud floor space used in daily brad .ce
training than any auto school in Aver
lef Master mechanic INSTRUCTOR aud
same method we used % train ,h0u.
sand ~ soldier mechanics in GO-day
courses "a rite now for free cataiog.
l,1hc Auto and Tractor Sc1Ool. Zl5j
Oak So. Kansas city. Mo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

i6O ACRES-Fine buildings. laws good ,
good rent. Price $4,000; terms u
desired Fred A. Herrcmau. 40
Farmers Trust Bldg Main 1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
Good Things to Eat.

MEALS-Jc-BOard and room. $50
per week nights lodging. J0c; sunday
chicken dinner. TJc: special at the Cot
tage hotel, Granger hotel, Granger.
Ind. Ida r. Schaffer, prOprietreSs.
Telephone Harrison FL
POTATOES-FO sale. 75c and Sc per
bushel; Northern Michigan seed pO-
tatOes. S1.0O per bushel. onions. soc
per bushel. Inquire 81 +. Lasalle av.
Phone Lincoln 24q0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

SPLENDID HOME OK ASHLAND
AVENUE : rooms mn modern hard
wood borders. osk trim. complete bath
nap stairs. l1vatory down. complct" laun-
dry. stationary tabs. soft water lift.
PosSesson 20 DAYS $500 cash. balance
like rent SIS go
4 REAL BARGAIN OK MARIETTA
STREET S rooms, III modern, 4 he'd
rooms Near factory AMI school. Paved
street Lot 43X120. GARAGE for three
cars 5000 cash, balance like rent.
$4,000
r KEASEY STPEET. room modern
home. near factories and school Lot
J0N $50 Fruit and shade $1,000
4 GOOD INVESTMENT OK PORT
AGE AVENUE. Double house. rooms.
all modern g rooms part modern. los
foot front $500
w. u. DUNNAHOO. Rcaltor.
Room {, Farmers Trust Bldg.
Phones: Lincoln JJ2S Res. Harrison
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Professional Services
EMPLOYMENT
Help wanted-FcmaIc

Help Wnnted-FcInalc -
Owl SERVICE Examinations; May
Vacancies, $t10O. $3.50 ycar ly WON
On over Il eligible, experience ruuet
essary, for fun particulars write d
leonard former civil Service Exam
inerl 1888 Equitable Bids. Washing
ton. - -
EARN So WEEKLY Spare tiWp Wril
ing for newspapers, magazines cox
pcricpce unnecessary details free.
Press syndicate. t@l ST. LOUIS Mo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

GIRLS AND WOMEN WANTED-i8 t.
3O Years. Of age. for hight pleasant
Work fo increase production of Ball
Baud' light weight ruuters We pay
while learning There has always
Been steady work in this department
Mishanaka Wooden Mig. Company,
AfiShHWIka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

HuJ EErEE-For home ~ wid0wor
Nrws-T Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
STRAIGHT TALK VITA
LEINBACH- HUMPHREY a IuRRil
Not ONLY A HOME

.
The strongest cali perhaps Boa every man
mind is the Thought Of home. I'
own home is the greatest and pe
maps the saddest unfulhllcd ambition
MIN with all the good Infections itt
the world fail continually % take inc
frst steps toward home building.
THEY feel they haven't enough money
% start with. THEY follow what
seems 10 be- the course of least resi- sf
ance. You know the truth 0f w1.t NO
say when We tell YOU that the .tomr
owner has rhe respect OF everyone
THERE Is a REAL HAPPINESS for
children brought mp under the Influence
~ beautiful home I'm a good neigh
horhoo1. To DO moving constantly
from place % place. 20 have the Yearly
upset ~ finding new locality. aud IN
trying 90 pick mp the threads ~ 0r-
Qu3lnfanceshin among nov 7nd
strange peoples Us ANYTHING hut INC
moSi enjoyable kind or life. % T7F
nothing Of changing school FOR Chile
dren Why not begin today and Jay
the foundation Tor YOUR HOME h.
making small payment down 900 one
ot our garden lo.s and homPsiteS lo.a-
ted on beautiful Flo-al Park. plant
garden and raise your own vegetables
Think this over and then let MS eXilai1
how we assist YOU % build even thp1rh
YOU have n very little cash. md find
out how 90 get so free m YOU build
temporary home Hompsitcs lu1
garden lots from $500 to Sf50. >l-o'
cash. then q few cents saved each day
paws for g. Call ar the office or come
ont to Floral Park SUNDAY. Take
south Side Car 90 Dale street and walk
south one half block and yuu are coz
the property. Talk 20 over With
IETNB ACH HUMPHREY & iOREEN
I'D Farmers Irlst Bldg Main tFI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
Wanted-ReaI Estate
PROPERTY WANTED

PROPERTY WANTED
we want property 20 cell. 10 yonr
house IS worth the money we can
move IT, See our ads. under CitJ
property for sale. William HaDp
RealtOr. 2C4 Citizens Bank BldS.
Phone Lincoln 15fI
HOMES WANTED ] have number n
customers who want 20 buy homes
for Sl00 down and monthly payment
II you have house 10 sell on those
ems. kudly cTll me. Frank Jeher-
les. Bealtor. 40 Union Trust Bldg
WANTED TO BUY-A reasonable priced
partly modern home ga south part OF
city or River Park. call Lincoln
2l52 between rs evenings.
NANTED II you desire 70 sell your
house for ready cash. call Taylor ana
Roth Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln
6.s;1 epen evenings "
WANTED-Properties 20 sell. We have
mere customers than we have prop
erty. We will get your price Tor your
property If it 81 reasonable. ). NJ
Robinson & son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24

2aS Farmers Trust Bldg Main as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-28

, and hams from 40 to 60 DAYS,
Twelve pound bellies will cure in
about 25 days. Fourteen pound
shoulders in about 40 days and 16
pound hams in about SO days. Over
hauling and repacking the meat on
the fifth and fifteenth days in
sures an even and more rapid cur
ing. The same brine is used
throughout. Watch the pickle
carefully for souring and ropiness.
At first sign of spelling, remove
the meat, scrub 1t thoroughly, scald
the barrel, repack and add new
brine. High temperatures promote
souring and low retard the action
OF the brine. Thirty-five to thir-
ty-six degrees Fahrenheit is the
ideal at which to aim.
When curing is finished, remove
the meat and soak from two to
six hours In fresh water. This re-
moves the excess salt from the out
side layers. String for hanging in
the smoke house. Scrubbing with
brush and hot water cuts off the
old grease and brightens the meat.
Hang up to drip for "a hours be.
fore smoking,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-28
UNIQUE PHOTOPLAY Is
ELSIE FERGUSON'S PLAY.
"FOOTLIGHTS," AT THE "B"

The Paramount perturbation of
Rita Weiman's story, "Footlights, -
starring Elsie Ferguson which is
being repeated today at the "B"
theater, is unique in every detail.
1t tells of Lizzie Parsons, a New
England girl. who becomes a vau-
deville entertainer and imperson-
ator.
She attracts the attention of Os-
valid Kane, a theatrical manager
who resolves to introduce her on
the New York stage as a Russian
actress. Lizzie signs a contract
which states that for ten years she
is to be under his management and
in that time not to reveal her
identity.
Lisa Parsinova, as Lizzie is now
known, makes her debut with great
success Brett Page, a wealthy
New Yorker, falls in love with her.
There is something about his up
right, big American manner that
makes her hate the life she is liv-
ing. She thinks that Randolph is
in love with the temperamental
actress rather than her true self.
Then follow developments of an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-28
DRIVE AGAINST
WAR IS PLAN Of
EUGENE Y. DEBS
(By The Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. 81. - War
against war is to occupy a great
part of the future activities of Eu-
gene v. Debs, freed from Atlanta
penitentiary by executive clemen-
cy on Christmas day, according to
his own announcement here today.
The socialist leader said he could
make no concrete plans for the fu-
ture until he reached his home In
Terre Haute. Ind. He will leave
Washington tonight.
Debs announced his determine
ton to obtain, if possible, q vow
from every man, woman and child
in this country, and every country
which he might visit, that they re-
fuse to take up arms and go to
war.
There will be war;" he said, "in
some form, and war growing pro-
gressively more and more destruc-
tive until competitive world has
been transformed into co-opera-
tive world. Every war for trade
sooner or later inevitably becomes
a war of blood"
Mr.. Debs expressed the opinion
that president Harding, at heart,
was against all war but described
the president as a representative
of system that made war poss-
ible. The arms conference he con-
tended, was significant only in that
it was a recognition of the cost of
warfare and an effort to reduce
expense instead of eliminating the
cause.
Action in behalf of Others still
imprisoned for violation of war
laws. Debs declared, would be un.
dertaken as soon as he has read
justed himself to circumstances He
began today a series of confer
ences with friends and co-workers
which was expected to last until
he left the capital tonight for his
home.
Mr.. Debs still wore the clothing
given him at the prison when he
was released and declared his in
tention of returning home in them
and of wearing them for some
time.
Like the wrinkles on my face"
he said, "they have cost me some
thinpp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-28
BIG CAST, GREAT STORY,
FINE BACKGROUNDS, MAKE
SILENT YEARS" GREAT

One Of the most brilliant casts OF
the year, including such noted
players are Pauline Starke, Rose
Dtone and Tully Marshall; n story
of uncommon interest laid in that
most picturesque region on the
American continent, the st. Law
renee river valley, and the superb
direction by Louis j. Cashier all
combine to make silent Years,
Cashiers most recent re produc-
ton. an attraction of the greatest
appeal. It's the current feature on
the bill at the Pastime theater and
is being repeated today.
Any one in touch with the activ.
tiles of filmdom must know at q
glance that the cast OF "Silent
Years" is one Of unrivalled merit
Pauline Starke is one of the most
popular leading women on the
screen today. Her delicate, whim.
steal beauty, her skill in the inter.
probation of such roles as she por.
trays in "Silent Years. make her
stand forth as virtually a star in
her own right.
Madame Rose Dione was one OF
the foremost actresses on the
French stage before she came to
this country to win further laurels
on the screen. And she does so in
Silent Years." in which she plays
the part of 10 Morey. otherwise
Mam'selle 10. the central character
of the story.
Tully Marshall long prominent
on the stage and screen, is also in
the cast and other players include:
George M'Daniel, George Seigman,
VIII Jim Hatton. Jack Mower,
James o. Barrows. Jack Living
ston, Ruth King. Kate Toncray,
Lillian Ramheau, Jean O'Rourke
and Ruth Ashby.
Silent Years Is based upon the
novel "Mam'selle Jo," by Harriet
Comstock and depicts a moving
story Of life among the rugged folk
who inhabit the country along the
shores of the st. Lawrence river in
Canada. 1t is a most picturesque
location and lends itself admirably
to romantic drama such as "Silent
Years"
Mr.. Cashiers skill is reflected in
many of the big scenes of the
drama. The noted French pro-
Queer, who made "Kismet" for re
pictures and other important sub
jects, has scored another success,
beyond question.