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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
iicIp-Aluic or Female

NJ ONCE y itrSt- class woman Or man
coos. on" who nus experience in cook
ms IN q !uught"Hrtt,. nUnr other need
Apply. Apply ."i-A East Marshall.
; >LESMEN ana salys.udlcs literal nay
permanent position. III East Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
netting hat Isn't Advertised Here Today Here Tomorrow
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wnnt.d-alaIc 81

YOUNG man. ono year college. desires
,lciiti WORK oi position salesman
Win hfin mat offers good chance Tor
luthi". ltoN 4 .jS. TN" Dispatch
ftINt NAN with ..Hp-ii"nc" as inst
hih WIN 'iNl engineers. shop clerk
ana superb t"u'!"ut's cicIk. desires posi-
ton. r"l"ph"n" liourvard .3G5-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
FORD SEDAN.

lr2n mode: ;.pu.utcI ,n,,i,.,.,
Win natural wool coInr
n"Huian'r i!ins. slip covers. four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
ABSTRACTION
HaaH aa=
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. CATS. PEI.
Poultry aud Supplies

CEREAiIA EGG MASH k..rs ,o
healthy ard provides them with .bgni
dhI vES MINIS material. Sold In .,
ana !hv pound bdg- yDuf dealers ar
hrau-r y hasten. 1908 l.. Cary street.
IAhfKlbGE ROCKS. HarTcd Rock. U..h,
anu DARK ilaGk M!noruas. ygss Ed
'.eS"' handoirh $3.50. 100 IifoOk Rad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
10

y BELT 70 blue six sweater. between
o.. Harrison and Main ana Monroe lark
o. IN PARK. Saturday evening R-Nar,!
Madison "si5-I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

BIDS viii he received al the office of tho
irGinit state Highway Commission ia.
S"uth Third Street. Richnand Virginia,
until J: O'Clock noon. August H. Ia.i for
me construction Of tn" following sections
% rnub.. - - $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
AUCTiONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
OFFICE OF
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS.

go July Il. 1921
Sealed proposals viii he received AZ this
ORC, Until i. O'Clock noon. THCRSDAy
SlLn -ili. Tor the construction OF com.
oih"u concrete curb and cutters at va
."us legations. costing approSimatcly
S.'uVu. foTins OF proposais and plans G. n
he obtained on application.
certified check for amount stated on
pioposa!s mus, accompany c.ch hid a. A
guaranty OF execution Of contract; Tn.
Director OF Public Works reserves the ric
TO reject any and all bids
ALLEN j. SAvILLE
Director Of Public Works
OFFICE VE THE VIRGINIA STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
July -. 1921.
liS South Third street.
Richmond. Virginia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
N { W IN D UST R Y
FOR TULSA

The oklahoma Tanning and
Manufacturing company organized
and being promoted for the purpose
Of the manufacture of leather and
later Tor the manufacture OF leather
products such aS Shoes Rags,
Harness and novelty goods. gtvcs
promise OF becoming one OF Tulsa's
foremost Industries In time.
This company has taken over "A
part uf tho Pawpaw Refining COM
pUny's holdings. consisting OF two
substantial brick buildings which
Springs road Also have purchased
the machinery and equipment
which whom installed, will give "A
capacity OF $50 t0-pound hides
daily
With tho Rail process OF tanning
Of which this company has the eN-
elusive territorial right, the raw
or green hide may be converted
into the finished leather within five
to I 3 days whereas, the old OaS or
Hemlock process required from 4
to or moro months Leather
tanned under this new process N
moro pliable, closer grained and
more durable.
From statisticaI evidence, also
experience of the promoters, it has
been proven that there Is a wide
dustry and producing commodity
that IA indispensable also Tor which
as Vet there has not been found a
substitute. THIS industry is worthy
of the. support OF all loyal Tulsans
who are Interested not only In In
oreasing their own financial stand
ing by way OF sound and paying
investment but who are willing 10
assist I'm stabillzing conditions also
reduCp fhp CpSt OF spNerai COm modi-
ties by having them manufactured
IN our own midst.
Further Information regarding
this Industry may be had by writing
or calling at No, 6A6 Kennedy Bldg
or phones Usage 2iS7-b4Si-J for
representative who viii give run
detail Of project. Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

downfall Of the mithtleat dynasty
proud and naughty Greece and
Imperial Home' ~ waa degrade
tiou Of her womanhood tell you
women virtue OF womauhoud ia the
rampant wall of civilization. You
break that down and with the stones
thereof you can pave your way TO
holi
have o friend suzan Paxon. who
has charge Uf homo FOR working
girls in Chicago, and located near b.
is large factory employing girls
none tahc their lunch with them
making their home with SuLan Pax
ON. One day thoro came to this
factory a. girl about seventeen years
of age, one Uf those flno. Wholesome
giris you would turn to look at the
second Umc She came there to
work aud they sent hcr 20 this home.
Eacu day che would find 90 cents
or 81 'xtra In her pay envelope.
This continued Tor several weeks.
ono day the manager asked tho
girl 10 stay a. the noon hour. that
be might havo an opportunity to
talk about her work and whether
ahr was qualified 10 take better
position, ahe waited, but The man
made advances 10 her ana che re-.
fused 10 yield. There was struE-
Flc. but tho girl rushed from the
place ana ran 10 the house Eho re-
fused TO te3 what had happened and
~ was thought she had u quarrel
with q fellow worker. she was con
fingd 10 her bed for week. at the
end Of which time she told Mrs
FnNon what had taken place.
Made Restitution.
on the following Sunday Miss
A. IN b. b..
manager lived. Sho saw him going
to church, accompanied by one OF
the wealthieet young girls OF tho
town. She followed them, hoping TO
got a chance to deuouuuo him.
Doing to tho door ah" rnuB the boil
ana the door vas opened hy the man
dressed In a garb of Louis NV. with
silver buckles and SILK stockings
who held out tray Tor her card.
brushing past him she entered the
pnrlor whore tho young man and
woman were seated on "A davenport.
Stating her name. she denounced
the man in front uf the woman and
told him II he did not make amends
she would cause hls arrest. ON
Monday morning ho called at tho
home made restitution, and today
Miss paxou says there ls not young
man ln Chicago with whom she
would bc more willing 20 trust
young girls, and thnt was because
one woman was not afraid TO do her
duty.
n the womauhood OF America
wax not burcr than manhood they
should Hl be dumped into hell.
There are 10000 girls ruined In
America In ono year, 1000 a month
or I7S q day Sovunty.fiVe thou
tnud young girls were ruined ana
aold ns white slaves last year A
man guilty ot dealing In white slav.
cry should bc shot on the snOt,
Women touch tho limit both ways.
A good woman Is the best thing this
side OF heaven. \ bad woman Is the
worst thing this side OF hell. Wom-
en- do not realize their power. why
there's enough power In this audlto-
rum to damn this city or 20 save a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
CROWNED KING OF TURKS
Dual Crown of Austria Hungary II
Ono Worth Fighting For.

LONDON, Dec. 9.--fhe crown
OF Hungary Is undoubtedly worth
the struggle made by former EN-
peror Charles OF Austria Hungary
to obtain II. being one OF the mos.
ancient and most curious OF the
royal diadems now IN existence.
II ~ made MP OF two parts. The
first crown was offered ~ the
pope to Duke stephen IN the year
1000, the eecond was given by the
Emperor Michael to Duke Gcisa In
1919.
THIS latter crown bore a curious
inscription which spoke of the
duke as the king OF tho TuTka.
Duke GelSa had the two dladems
welded together, the papal crown,
forming the lower part and the
byza atinc jewel the upper part.
The dunl crown was jealousy
guarded In the royal museum at
Budapest. and was only taken from
Its case for coronation ceremonies.
In 1S4g, In the course OF the rising,
when Kossuth eudeavCrod to OBJ
tain the Independence OF HIS coun-
try, he came into possession OF tho
royal crown which he buried at Or
sovh when he was obliged to seek
safety In flight
Tho secret, however. was not well
kept, and the Austrian govern nent
finally discovered the crown in its
hiding place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

Christian Science "denieg thn divln-
liy Of Jesus Christ. denies Ills birth.
His death. His resurrcctlbu, lIla
atonoment. lIis ascension, His See
ond coming and that H3 was the
ChriHt'
Those are All false statements
and they we're either made through
Ignorance Of deliberately. and II
made deliberately were made for
the express purpose OF misrepto-
sentlng tho facts to congregation
~ people who were seeking the
truth if our critics win turn to
page 332 of Science and Heath with
Key to Scriptures, they viii lind
the Christian Science teaching on
this point. which Is as follows.
Jesus was the son OF a virgin. He
was appointed to speak Gods word
and TO appear to mortals IN such a
form Of humanity az they could un-
dorstand as well a. perceive. Mary's
conception ~ him was spiritual for
only purity could reflect Truth and
Love, which were plainly incArnate
iu the good and pure Christ Jesus.
He expressed the highest type %
divinity. which fleshly form could
express in that age. Into the real
aud ideal man the flcshly element
cannot enter. Thus II Is that
Christ illustrates the coincidence. or
spiritual agreemCnt, between God
and Man IN His Image"
our critics also condemn Chris
tiau Science because we do not be-
licvc that the devil is person.
Jesus said, 16 Mark. H. "tn my
name they shall cast out devils. "
lie referred to many devils. In .
Luke, I. lie gave his disciples power
over devils II is reported that
Jesus healed many persons Of many
devils and In one instance he cast
seven devils out Of one person. II
tho devil is a person how could
Jesus cast seven persons out OF one ?
st. John IN Rev. rs. 2. says: Baby
Ion the great IL fallen. is fallen. and
Ia become the habltitiou OF devils "
Surely deviB can mean onthing else
but errors
our critics also charge that
Christian Science II a prayerless
religion because we do not pray as
others pray Again Christian Sci
cntists go to the teachings OF Jesus
and have adopted iis method Of
prayer which Is recorded In 6 Matt.
b-S as follows: And when thou
prayest, thou shalt not be as tho
hypocrites are: for they love 10 pray
standing in the synagogues and In
the corners OF the streets, that they
may be seen OF men. Verify I say
unto you, they have the!r reward.
But thou. when thou prayest, enter
into thy closet, and when thou mast
shut the door. pray to thy Father
which Is In secret. and thy Fath er
which seeth I'm secret shall reward
thee openly But when We pray. use
not vain rcpe'itions, as the heather
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Christian Scientists AnsWer Billy Sunday

To the Editor of The Tulsa Daily
World. Tulsa. Okla;
on December 5 tho World carried
"a report Of the Bllly sunday meet
lngs, in which report Mr. sunday
and his assistant, Miss Kinney. made
eomo very serious charges against
chrlatian Science. Christian Sci
eutlFts have no quarrel with Mr.
Sunday or with anyone else over
their religious belief but when any
person makes false statement re-
gardinR Tho teachings or practice of
our religion. II h. our duty 10 make
correction 10 that the public may
not be misinformed on this subject.
n ls reported that these critics
made the following statement
Christian Science even denies that
the Bible iH the word OF God. and
comes out openly Tor . doctrine OF
FREQ love. stating that motherhood Is
not tho highest function Of wife
ana that marriage is not u nocos-
Mty"
These representations are false.
vicious and could not possibly be
true. II ~ hard 10 conceive that any
person claiming 90 be n Christian.
with the love ~ GOD In his heart,
would make such statements as tho
above knowing that they arc alb.
solutolv false and untrue. Even a
Uursory reading OF Science ana
Health with Kcy 20 the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy would prove
to anyone that Christian Scientists
are not guilty Of such social crimes
ana practices M nrc charged against
thom hy these critics
The firs' tenet OF Christian Sci
cuoe iH ps follows: AS adhercnts ~
Truth. We take the inspired Word OF
the Bible aH our sufficient guide to
eternal Life"
on the subject Of marriage tho
Christian Science text book, Science
and Health with Key 10 the Scrip
tures, pages SO, SO and 60. states.
Marriage ig the legal and moral
provision for generation among hu-
man KIND lntidelity To the
marriage covenant is the social
Ecourge ~ all races the pcstience
that wnlketh in darkness. x X
tho destruction that wasteth al
y OOud av. The commandment
Thou shalt not commit adultery.
ls nn less imperative than the ono,
Thou shalt not KIN Chastity ~
the cement Of civilization and pro.
gress. without II there is no stabil
ity In society. and without Il ono
cannot attain the Science OF Life.
X separation never should
take place, and ~ never would. u
both husband and wife were genu
inc Christian Scientists. y X x
Marriage should improve the hu-
man species, becoming barrier
against y!o,, q protection 10 woman,
strength to man, and q crnt"r for
the affections
Thrse critlcs also state that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

do: Tor they think that they shall
he heard FOR their much speaking.
BE so not therefore like unto thcn:
for your Father knoweth what
things ye have need or before ye
nqk Him" Then our Master gave
us one prayer which we named
after Him. Tho Lords Prayer,
and this prayer covers all human
needs
Christian Scientists believe In the
Scriptures and they believe IN
Christian healing and they believe
that Jesus meant just exactly what
Ie said IN John IA, i2-l2; He
that believcth I'm Me. the works that
I do shall he do also; and greater
works than these shall no do; be-
cause go unto My Father. And
whatsoever We shall ask In MY
name. that Will ! do, that the Faith
or may be glorified In the SON. Is
Christian Science to be condemned
because it is following tho com
mands of our Master and Is Chris.
tian Science to be condemned be-
cause u believes I'm Christian heal
ing today? Hundreds OF Thousands
OF Intelligent men and women have
been healed OF ALI manner OF sick
moss and all manner OF disease
through the efficiency OF prayer AZ
tnught and practiced In Christian
Science and regardless OF what 9th o.
ors may say Christian Scientists
know that the power Of God Is the
same yesterday and today and for
ever. II our critics would not limit
their Christianity to tho saving OF
sinners only but would follow the
commands Of our Master TO go ye
into all the world and preach the
Gospel TO every creature, heal the
sick. cleanse the leper. rafse the
dead, freely ye have received. freely
give" they would aasist humanity a
great deal more than they have In
the past. Let us refer you 20 3
James, 1916 as follows: "Is any
among you afflicted? Let him pray.
l. any merry? Let him sing
psalms. Is any sick among you? Let
him cali for the elders OF the
church: and let them pray over him,
amounting him with oil In the name
Of the Lord. And the prayer Of faith
shall save the sick, and the Lord
shall raise him up, and 81 he have
committed sins, they shall be for
given him. Confess yoUr faults 10
one another, and pray for one an
other. that yc may he healed. The
effectual fervent prayer OF a right
eous man availeth much
Respectfully.
II. L. Standcvcl.
Christian Science Committee on
Publication for Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Proper Weight
Gained Quickly

Vnamines are mysterious or
sanic substances which regulate
or control various bodily pro-
cesees They cause the food to
be changed into cells and tissue.
and thus they fiji out hollows
and increase the weight to what
IL should be. They also hasten the
elimination OF waste products.
thereby purifying the eiood and
Improving the complexion. This
establishes from within the true.
lasting beauty no Cosmetics can
equal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Inokinr for snfn nrnnl.o-

WETUMKA. Dec. 1O.-I.ocal Il.
Ulcers are still searching f1r ",
yeggs who blew open tho safe al -,
Frisco depot early in the week y.
curing $3.50. Bloodhouuds v..
placed on the train but IL Was :.
after leaving the city. Tho ofess.
have been unable to secure fatb.
clues
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

CLAREMORE. bee. fO-wb,,
Cross Christmas roll call. supd,v
December 1S, at local Nothod.
church. This day will be- obsayta,
by all the Methodist churches \.
the oklahoma conference. ="
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Continue Railway Injunction suit.

CHICAGO 10.--The petit
ton OF the Pennsylvania railroad for
an injunction to prevent the United
states railway labor board from IS
suing formal statement that the
road has violated the boards orders.
wna continued IN Nudge LandIs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Alexander Vitanliines
Not a Drug

ALEXANDER VITAMINES are
not q srnR. They contain no
medicine whatever. They are
concentrated form of all the es-
scntial vitamines known to
scienos-that and nothing more
They may be taken safely BY
anybody at any time. Besides
increasing the weight and max
Ing the skin clear and rosy. they
improve the health wonderfully.
Physicians everywhere now
agreo that many diseases and
weaknesses which respond 10 no
other treatment are due to vita
mine starvation" and can bs
cured by yitamines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
u,mon wedding Date Announced.

CHICAGO, Dec. iO.--No date has
been set for the marriage OF VIII
liam Roher, Chicago capitalist, and
Mrs George y. Hamon. widow of
Jake L. Hamon. millionaire Okla
homa politician. who was slain by
Clara Smith Hamon more than a
year ago. Announcement OF their
engagement was made late yestor-
daV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
noc,or AcouIt,cd Of Murder

DAYTON, Tenn, Dec. 10.--Dr. w.
p Allen. accused OF the murder OF
Butch" Gardenhire. who WAS beat
en- to death in Doctor Aliens home
last summer. today was acquitted by
a jury after brief trial Doctor Allen
testified he found his wife In car
denhlre's arms when he awakened
after drinking some whisky with
Gardenhire. who was his guest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

court today until December gi n
that date the solicitor general O., ~
United states will be present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
Accident M Elevator.

PORTER, Dee, iO.--John T..
White sustained "a crushed foot and
several broken bones. Monday.
whom a piero OF heavy machinery
broke at Nun's elevator. lie was
taken at once to the Baptist hpspl-
tai In Muskogeo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11
WcIcb Pupils plny nj CcntrnIin.

WEIGH Dec. 'lO-The play,
Tho Merchant OF Venice" put on
by the Junior hish school students
of this place at Centralia drew n
big crowd and put S23 90 lntto the
Golfers OF the class.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

An attachmen ent for residence heat
ers invented by a New Jersey man
shifts the ashes as the crate ia
Shaken
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-27
A CAUSE Of
WOMEN'S ILLS
WOMEN OFTEN THINK THEY HAVE
FEART TROUBLE, INDIGESTION. RER-
VoUS P@oSTRATIoN. ETC. WHEN IRIS
SIMPLY IRON STARVATION OF THE
BLOOD.

Many women believe they are weak
andnervous as a resultof ace, worrv and
overwork; they think that their disturb
ed diges ton, headaches, heart palpita-
ton, shortness of breath, pains across
the back, etc. are due to some serious
disease instead Of the real causc-lron searva-
ton OF the blood. This 10 proven by the fact
fiat when many Of these same women take
or-anie iron FOR awhile all their alarming
symptoms quickly disappear and they become
strong, robust ana healthy. Iron IS absolutely
necessary to enable your blood to change food
into living cells and tissue. Nithouti IL nothing
You eat does you the proper amount Of good
you do not get the strength out oft.
II you arc not strong and well de not ~hit
until you 20 all 70 pieces aud collapse in stale
Of nervous prnstration. but take some organic
ron-Nuxafcd Iron-st once. But be sure iis
organic iron and not metallic iron which people
usually take and which IL made merely ~ no
action OF strong acids on small pieces OF iron
Organic SCx ATEDfRoS islike the iron 10 your
hood ard like tho Iron In spinach, ientiis and
apples and it often increases the bodily and
mental vGor of weak. WORKOUT WOMEN in ~ 0
weeks time
Beware Of substitutes. Look toT ne ~o.sa
-Naxated" on every package and tha t-ois \
l. on every tablet. Your money y IT r. etau1c
by the manufacturers II yoa do noe obtain
as-fsSs IL satisfactory results A. all druggist
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-27
cago visitor yesterday

.
A nne rain fell here "Wednesday nigh
and yesterday niorninS. It was badly
needed as he crops were Beginnings l.
suffer greatly
p. A. Berg, cashier Of the Lowell Ma
tional bank has been on the sick list
for several days
The Lowell Chautauqua Will be held
June - TO rs. A meeting Of the guar
antors has been held and the follow
ing officers elected. President. James
Black. secretary, " II. Morey treas
urer F. a. Berg. chairman grounds
committee. James Black; chairman ad-
vert4sIng committee, c. / strickland
chairman ticket committee. e. \ Hay
hurst.
Q. Y. Servis and laughter. Mrs. Fred
vAnswearingen and her son left yes
terday for a visit with relatives in Il
Louis Mo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-27
RENEW POSSIBILITIES
IN SILESTA

LONDON. May 27.-Hostfl.ties have
been renewed in silesia between Ger
man volunteers ana Polish Insurgents
and the Germans have occupied several
industrial towns. according 10 a Central
News dispatch from Copenhagen today
Adelbert Korsanty. ieader - the
Polish insurgents r. reported q hase
removed his headquarters "a schoppin-
ttz
According t. information from Ber-
lin. the German government has sent
an ofActal to the siiesian frontier 10
prevent volunteers from passing into
Siles'a TO fight the Poles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-27

lace Reid. III home is woman's
sphere, what IS Martha Mansheld?r.
Whose belt does Fatty Arbuckle ?"
and rs Geraldine FarrRr drawing
nearer?"
Curious fans have aisa asked, IF
the S@isniek star has paid i'm fun
how can he hs Oven M@ersr''
Perhaps The Miracle OF Manhat-
tan is that particular something that
MAKES visitors to New York do things
hey would never think OF doing AZ
home
The screen is supposed to reflect
real lite and still 1t has only one
Divorce OF Convenience
Speaking Of Qu@aRsanairaa
What il TIE s1ieHt dtaSss5f
Screen plays with sub-titles.
Whss IS q sNb-htisf
Words &C. be read aloud.
Nhy ~ IL the ssJe4f dysxAP
Because the audience does ali the
talking.
1ne&GrfCAl Jokes bae&6 Oh tG%T
hall tonight" are now turned on NesNs
York where Grifhth's Dream Street
10 playing Town Hail.
Normally" il defined BY Eugene
OBrier 10 people who bought
motors with war wages getting back
or their feet again"
What Could Be Sweeterf- 10 the
apt title OF n photoplay picturing de-
sails OF the sugar industry.
SnapPy FLASHES me Ph~seplaya
The Way Of Woman" is 20 have
her way.
Wet Gold" sounds like a boot
logging harvest
Conway Tearie Iwili soon De seen
In "Ye Shall Pay"
You will find The World and his
Wife" at the movies.
Which would yea choose: Beauty
Shame, Sham. "Siirtss and
-Hunch" are iong plays with shor
'@@4aaA