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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

estimate ~ i.oeo.ooo lliilc ones ol
schoui aEr uufferinF ffom insufiicl.
ont nonrlshmsni In this couniry has
been made.
In the plan specially prepared for
the benefit ~ The mllndlFishcd
children. each child will be- required
through hle teacher and parents 10
keep "chure record" card. This
card. which is TO be submitted ~
fcgnlaF intervals to the teacher. lndl'
Gates tho performance ~ health
duties food. exercise. baths sleep.
etc.
The chorc records viii also supply
q table showing the normal weight
that the child should have Ills ac
mal weight and normal weight viii
both be plotted on the chart n
curves 20 that children and parents
ran graphically picture the chang
10 physical condition.
By doing the eleven caorcs faith.
iully for periods of not less than five
len or fifteen weeks the child be.
comes squire. knight or knight
haneret and Is entitled to wear the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15
n1rs, Published Nov. 10. ibsil
NOTICE or sHGRlrr's sALr OF
CeATTTla.

State Of Oklahoma. Grady County. -.
In the District Court Said County
aud state.
shaffer on a Refining Company, =
Corporation. Plaintiff. ". L. l..
achfock, Defendants. No. atoa.
Notice IL hereby given. that IN
pursuance of Judgment and order,
issued out Of the Dlstrlc, Court of
Grady County. Oklahoma, on the
sSlh day Of October. 1921. In an nc.
llun wherein shaffar oil a. Refining
Company was plalntlff and l.. l..
schrock was defendant. IN which
judgment Il was ordered that In case
said judgment was not paid IN ten
days from aald ssih day OF October.
1891. that the sheriff of Grady coun.
~. State OF Oklahoma. advertise and
sell the following described property.
io.wit:
One Wayne gasoline pump and
underground tank teallon sirokej.
capacity 2Ss gallons; ono forty.fIye
gallon lubrlcaiing Oh tank: one
ialfiy (3ol gallon lrbrlcatlng tank:
one two hundred barrel (2o0) air
tank. engine and comprcwe- al
garage tools and garage ol4lpnont.
OF all kinds and description. located
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

N and part u the equipment a
the Ozark Garage. a. Tutlio' Grady
County. Oklahoma one roll top
DESK ono flat top dsski one swivel
chair. one Mccankey Cash register
aud all uthcr office equipment IN
sald Ozark Garage. rullla. Okla
Aoma, one five passenger, 1917
model. Dodge automobile. one 1919
Overland Sl.Dflso passenger auto
mobile tsali automobiles being the
Only Two automobiles Of sald named
makes. owned ~ l.. 1. sehFock aud
usod n connection with said Ozark
Garage. futile. Grady County. okla.
iona. al of AHld property being used
10 connection with said sarago haHl.
ness.
70 satisfy a judgment aud dectce
of foreclosure. IN favor u sald plain
llff and against said defendant,
ohlalned and made IN kald court
October ssth. 1891. for the sum of
ono Thouaand forlyaix and nine
hnndrcdlha dollars tsi.oieosl. with
10 per cent interest thereon from
October 2sih. 1891: aud for tho sum
Of One Hundred Thiriy.fIso tsiss.ool
attorneys fec; and for all costs. ac-
euiod and accrulng: pursuant TO said
Judgment and Order therein con-
isincd and directed 10 me. will on
Friday the 25th day Of November.
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1881. II the hour of elosen o'eioek
"A. ii. - sald day. Il tho Ozark Oar
age. Tauis. uilshoma. lla aaid
uuay County. Oklahoma. where said
property d locaiedl. Offer for sale
and sell 10 the highest bidder foF
cash. the said properly ahose do
acrihod. or - much lhoFeot a. VIII
satisfy said Judgment soseshef With
sald attorneys fce and costs accrued
and accnInf.
wllncsa M hand this 10th day Of
November. 1891
MATT sANKEY.
Sheriff of Grady couly. oAln.
o. 4 JONES. Atty. for Iialullif
Oklahoma City. OKLA. liioioii
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POLICE COURT

4. n. Phelps charrcd Nlih drunk
cliucas. flusd llon
" n. Cock. charged elih cutting
corners. fined a..
n J.. Fowler. charged with dlppos
Ing n and glsins away naroiles,
fined ieooo
nan coyle. charged slta drlsinS
81 automobile uiihuni Uniiler
fined g.
Hob nililnRsky. oharEod with flEhi'
Ing. fined Rso
Tom Gleson. charged with fighting
fined SEA
J. a. Kiiehci. CHARGED wllh drlslns
an automobile with hrlShl lights
fined g..
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MILLIONS OF CHILDREN
ARE UNDERN0URISHED

Ily United Press
New York. Nov. is.-over s.ooo.ooo
school children In the United States
are suffering from mslnnifltIon. ne.
cordlng to a bulletin Issued by the
National Tuberculosis association
today. Malnntrlilon. when carried far
enough. becomes plain starvation.
The vast maiority Of these millions
Of little ones are mainourished rs =
result. not Of insufficient food. hu,
Of improper food
To relieve this situation plan
fer insiruoilnr the children In cor
rect health habits has been devised
by the National Tuberculosis Asso
clatlon In cooperation with Dr. W. n
=. Emerson Of Boston. the nutrition
expert and will be inaugurated Ia
schools throughout the country a.
soon ms possible
The plan win by no means be an
experiment. since II VIII follow The
lines OF the Modern Health Crusade
in which over G.O00.00O school child.
rem OF normal weight are now en-.
rolled. In determining what children
should be classified as malnourlsh
ed. Or. Emerson has decided that
child more than : per cent under
normal weight for his age and height
Is clearly suffering from malnntri
tion. II is on this basis that the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

petition fof divorce. abuse alleged
N Probate cour.
IN - guardianship ~ Merritt
Ward Crouch. a minor. n A.
cfoneh. foster father nelllloner,
Hearing sol for November s1
Mrs. .. &. ElsieIdeF has returned
from q three seeks visit Ia Mineral
Wells. Texas. She wea accompanied
BY .4ero sister. Mrs, u. A. conEcr
~ Duncan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15
ARE YOU A WOMAN?
You Cannot Afford 10 Overlook One
Word OF This

Coose Creek. Tcxas-'T took DR..
Picrcc's medicines when | was passing
through middle life sd know | would
not be here to-day II !. had not been for
them. used the Golden Medical Dis
covcry' and the Favonte Prescription,
also the Pleasant Pellets, and ] just
can't praise them too highly. ] also know
that thcsc remedies have helped othcrs TO
whom have recommended them. am
now taking DIR. Picrcc's Anuric Tablets
ard they are helping me greatly. Ny
back hurt me - much decided il was
my kidneys and guess il was, as am
much better since | bcgan taking
'Anuric' ! hardly ever have 10 have
doctor in the house any more. do all
my work and help others and do as much
running around as any Of the younger
folks. ."-ilrs. J. c. Shown, Box q.
Obtain DIR. Picrcct famous medicines
At your drug store, tablets or liquid.
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kli children uuuhlcd With Ntsms have an IN.
healthy oolof. uhch lndlsrtsi r,of blood and ss q
rule. thcn i mon a. le.s iinmeth disturbance.
GRONEh TksIEl.i,sS chill TuNiC Givfn rcanlafiy
ls two O. thfec wccia viii cnrch the biooi. I'M
rfusc the diess'ion. and at as General Strength
cning 1onir g the shoic syfism. Nature VII then
,hruu 81 O. dispfi The vofms rud tlcchiil viii b.
N f-rfsef h.nHh rleasani N tale flr trf lssie
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PUBLIC RECORDS
IN District Court.

@. u. Hartman ". o. +. EllIs AMI
nulaney. cape and Sorrcls; petition
for injunction.
Mary Jones vs.. Clarence Jones;
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Personal Mention


T. +. Major. ~ ihs uaiof ilps
snnpanf. rtngned YESTERDAY ifaH a
business lflp - Otlahoma tlf
iluy ooai nos 4 may b. hard n
set later a. stale freight Faies ad
vance Nov. selh. NeAleairf lump
fiaoos MeAlesirr nut glissi llenTy
siia lung fiseo. delivered. ihono
sss. Linton drain GO. SO
fof whipping cream. cois . 80
cheese. bursf and bottle mllk call
Daniels nslry. phone isnp. lsst
Mr and Ms. Frank Ronlh anl
daughter. iaunlla woodsdn. have 30
turned from = visit win. Felatlyoa
ana fflsnds IN Oklahoma cllf.
See Arthur Kinds. 81 ihe HnFs
thcaisr Thursday and Friday night
o. fisuneokei Husband. Tickets
reserved seats 81 nrueuaon'a dmT
slorc Wednesday ~ s p m. a.
q +. Lyons. IT the fun lifelhers
company. Oklahoma cliy, transacted
business and visited friends in the
city yesterday.
Gas and electric bills are due and
payable n the company office on
o. before the 10th. Unless paid the
service may cdisconilnucd With
out further notice. est
Chester cowsn was called to Sa'
pnlpa yesterday on account u the
serious illness of hla sister Mrs. w
A. Tankerslcy.
Good eyes are your greatest asset
Let onr glasses help yon. aIlncit
Optical Company. sos Top Floor
rirt National Bank DIdg. 1873.
j,
For whipping cream. colt age
cheese. huticr and bottle milk call
Daniels Dairy. phone 1909. i5-5t
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Poolaw re-
turned yesterday form visit with
relatives and friends IN Mountain
View.
Prices stlll going down. u. $.
Tires selling at new low list price.
Arch n. Brown. i2s Kansas avenue.
15.i.
Roy II. y. Toothaker. rector of the
81. Luke's Episcopal church. left n
this morning for Lawton. where he !,
will attend church conference.
- =,
See chickasha's best in the clever
est home talent SHOW of the season.
at Sugg theater. Nov =
1913. Seats on sale at 1lrownsons
drug store, Wednesday. Nov. 16. It,
In I'LL there were 200 crimes
punishable by death In England.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

The greatest rnrmy - clothes IL
dln. IL drslmya lsah lhe fnlnf and
tho fabric 0nf abso'nie pfocfss
remove. all dlii snl fetlsrs lhs
eulnr Tu our day sprthr. Can
sss. Chlrta.ha cleahlns Works
isT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

7. r Major. ~ ihs Major ilro,
snnranf. Tringned Yesterday ifaH a
business lflp - Oklahoma tllf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

insignia u the Modeu Health Cru
eade. When ho aainA normal weight
be may earn advanced hunors hy
performing standard Modern Health
Crusade chores aud be- adriifrd to
the Health pound rattle through
physical fitness tests
with it, rawdal IN whale often
smashcs a small boat 70 pieces.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

In 177f there were 200 crimes
punishable by death In England.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

nuY cnai naw Il may b. haFd h
set later a. stale freight Fairs ad
vance Nov 10th. NeAleaieF iump
fiaoos MsAlesirr nut tli.ss, ilenry
siia lung fiseo. delivered. i'hone
ss,. Linton drain CO SO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

Mr and NFs Frank Roulh ani
daughter, iaunlla woodsdn. have 30
turned ifom visit win. Relatives
ana nlsnds IN Oklahoma CHS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

ciaud r i.rwla. loeal real estate
nan. this momluE m lna calckasha
Hospital underwent an q sraiion fof
appendicitis. llls eondltloa u not
setlons. bnspllai physicians said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

For uhlpplns cream. cote . 80
cheese. butler and bottle mllk call
Daniels nalry. phone isap. isit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

See Arthur illnds, 81 tho HnFs
thcaier Thursday and Friday ulshl'
o. llsnpe,ksi Husband Tickets
reserved seats 81 nruNuaon'a dmr
slorc "wednesday ni Sp m. a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

See chickasha's best I'm the clever.
est home talent SHOW of the season.
sprlngume. at sugg theater. Nov.
17-is. Seats on sale at Brownson's
drug store, Wednesday. Nov. 16. 1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

q +. Lyons. # the aum lifelheri
company. Oklahoma City, transacted
tuslness and visited friends In the
city yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

Gas and electric bills are due and
payable n the company office on
o. before the 10th. unlcsn paid the
service may b cdisconilnucd with.
out further notice. est
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

Rev. II. y. Toothaker. rector Of the
81. Luke's Episcopal church. left
this morning for Lawton. where he
will attend church conference.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-15

Chester cowan was called to sa'
pulpa yesterday on account of the
serious illncas of his sister. Mrs. W.
a. Tankerslcy.
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1T 4.95
Regularly 6.75

Another straight line model is made OF radium
silk, and follows the mode of simness, but by way
of being different, it adds three overlapping rues
with pinked edge In navy, brown, taupe.
purple, Belgian, henna and black
Third Floor
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Pullman
Slippers
1T 3.95

made of tan suede or calf
skin. are compactly folded
into a convenient little case,
all ready to pop into the
travelling bag. These are
decidedly attractive for an
inexpensive gift.
Street Floor
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At Specially LosO Prices

At l.95-Wool English hose in light weight
They come in 5x3 ribbed effect, in eighteen diff
ferent shades of heathers and lovats, as well as
gray, and each pair is hand clocked i'll contrasting
color. Sizes so to lO12.
At 2.95-The very finest English wool hose
made, full-fashioned, in 6x3 ribbed effect. Light
in weight, with wide flare garter top. In thirty
shades of lovats and heathers well solid colors
like black, white and navy. Sizes 81a to 10.
Street Floor
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Women's
COLOred
Silk
Umbrellas
Regularly $50
lit 4.05

Heavy taffeta silk umbrellas
that lend q cheerful note to a
rainy day, and are smart to
carry. Made over Paragon
frames, with full length ham
dies of bakelite, leather and
amber, many in shades to
match the silks. All have tips
and stub ends to match. In
all the wanted colors.
Street Floor
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Imported
Collar
BOxeS
1T 5.35

will easily hold a dozen col
lars, and are made of tan
English cowhide, with leather
straps and sturdy buckles,
and are lined with moire or
leather. Street Floor
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W0men's
English Wool Hose

the maItest for Autumn and Win
sturdiest-
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~
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Sizes 81 to 46.
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Panvelaine, Morette, PoIlyanna,
Bolivia, Wondura and Corona

collars of blue squirrel beaver fox All the de-
silk lined trlned
the Foury Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06

Romance, the breath of life to youth. the fragrance of memory to old age. This is what breathes through the spirit as well as the name of the play Romance" which will be the attraction at the Galax theatre this week This picturigation of Edward Sheldou's striking stage success marks the return. to the screen of Doris Keane, one of the most beautiful and successful of stage stars, who has not been seen in pic- lures in Birmingham for several years.
 ',Romance" is the play in which tho star won so much fame on the stage, both in America and London. She was chosen to portray the stellar role in the picture version In it Miss Keane is en- abled to give all picture lovers real treat in her fascinating role of Madam Cavallini, an Italian opera singer. in which part on the stage she won for her self the great reputation of Americas s greatest emotional actress.
 Critics everywhere have agreed that while sharing the originality and nven- tive ability of the authors great suc- cesses this story is an extraordinary em- bodiment of the romantic idea, and this far excels everything Mfr Sheldon ever did in poetic feeling and power of sen- timental imagination.
 The very structure of the story Is bit of effective romance. An elder ly bishop would dissuade his young
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port Annie in addition to a wife. Annie has a beautiful head of hair. A barber sees 1t A woman patron wants hair just like it. When Annie realizes that the money will help Liza to get married, she sells the hair and, leaving a note for Liza, seeks refuge in a religious in stitution.
 The picture then turas to Russia, where fur for my ladys dress comes from. Anna is in her cabin with her baby Ivan, her husband, is seen with a fine catch of furs ready to return home to what he believes his loving wife When he arrives he shows her a beauti- full sable which he says is for the child. He Is about to leave for the fur mar ket when he discovers his wife in the arms of his man Louka. There is 2 ter rifle scene. He turn Louka out telling Anna he must bear the cross for his boys sake. Anna then vows the boy is not his. Broken, he goes away. taking the sable with him-saying it will make fine trimming for some lady's dress.
 Back the scene goes to the fashionable dressmaking establishment where my lady's dress is being finished. Anita, the model, is shown in the rich gown. Her mother is dying-but Anita must work, She asks Jacquelin, head of the estao- lishment, to let her off early. wealthy, swaggering man sees Anita in my lady dress He asks Jacquelin if he can take Anita to dinner. Certainly" replies Jacquelin. My models are trained to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
"SWEET|ES" HEADS
 BILL AT LOEW'S
Five Acts of Superior vaude- vile and Mae Marsh In
 Picture Feature

Laughs, music and thrills will fea- ture the bill that opens at Loew's Bl- jou for the first half of the week. With a headline act filled with music and satire and four companion acts that promise real amusement the bill in its entirety is calculated to be an excep- tionally pleasing one.
 "Sweeties." a satire produced by William B. Friedlander. is the head line act, and IS made up of the stor> of what occurred when three American soldiers and French warrior all claim the same girl, who had faithfully promised each one to be his bride. Into the comedy arising from the situation is woven a number of sprightly songs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Bewildering Fashion Show

BLIND WIVES is not only . most beautiful and luxurious photo drama as regards story, theme and setting--but over and above all these is incorporated into the very substance of the drama a fashion display originated in the studios of the worlds most renowned cos turner, the internation- ally famous establish- ment of s'Lucile" (Lady Duff Gordon
 sAAaaauAtsly presented upon the srsen are large number of the Dsee bswildering creations of the ncdsrn eouturiere's art, smbcdy- ing Lucile's loveliest gowns, robes and negligees created by Lucille especially for this William Fox production, worn by Lucile's own models and manikins and presented just as Lucille presents to her fashionable clientile in her lux urious New York atelier the fabu- Isas ereations, descriptions of which are cabled from one end of tho world to the others
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and, as a whole, the production Is re- ported to be both novel and refreshing.
 Johnny Murphy and Bob Plant are to be seen in Secrets" sketch writ ten by Neal oHara, and carrying a number of stories and more than it's quota of laughs.
 Helene Vincent, musical comedy fa- vorite, will offer 8 song cycle that IS said to be made up of the very latest popular selections. Miss Vincent is reported to be blessed with both voice and personality. Alfred Rollo and Steve Mulroy, whirlwind roller-skaters, and the Diaz Troupe, aerial specialists, will complete the vaudeville bill.
 Maea Marsh, in 'sThe Little Frain Lady" will be the film attraction of the bill
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Anne is extravagant. Her husband, John, has a profitable business, but his wife's expenditures force him to strive always for more profits. Anne is in- vfted to the annual horse show. one or the big events of the season. She orders a stunning dress. She and her husband quarrel over 1t. The quarrel gives her a headache, and she lies down to sleep before donning the gown for the evening
 While she sleeps four episodes of the making and the assembling Of the ma terial for my lady's dress are pictured.
 One shows the silk weavers district ID Lyons, France. Annette is toiiing aNtne loom in the place of her sick huspaho' The work is telling on her. Joanny. former sweetheart, who now worsnips the bottle, hears of her plight He taxes his own finely woven silk to her house. They are comparing their work when the silk buyer arrives. He picks up Joanny's silk, and, thinking it Annette s. buys it, Joanny refusing to allow An nette to tell the truth. The silk buyer looks at Annetts silk, smiles cornf'iiiy at Joanny and declares that it Is as good as could be expected of a drink soaked man. A fine touch of seif-sac- rifice.
 The scene shifts to the New York slums. Annie, a cripple. is supported by her hard-working sister, Liza, put does what she can at artificial flower making in their home in basement flowers to deck by lady's dress. Jacx wants to marry Liza, but he cannot sup
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do as tell them But if do you favor you must do one for me. I want you to get the big order for that new ex- travaganza"
 The man attempts to make love to Anita and she slaps his face He leaves in a rage. The telephone bell rings. Jacquelin, answering behind the portiere, hears a voice say that Anita's mother s dead. Jacqueline answers Her mother dead! Rot! You're her fellow. and you want her with you"
 Anita tries to get to the telephone. Jacquelin pushes her aside and she falls. As she rises her hand rests on large pair of shears. She plunges these through the curtain into Jacquelin's back, killing him.
 When Anne awakes she puts her arms around her husbands neck and says she will not go to the horse show. Strange. she adds, ''how many people In different lands toll and suffer to make dress"
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haired bishop of the church had ever been whirled about in the storm Of fierce passion, and above all--that the object of his adoration had been luxurious grand opera star, a fa- nous prima donna and beauty of Italian opera,
 He has treasured it's hidden souv enirs all these long years There is a faded glove that once covered her dear hand Now. for his nephew s sake, the bishop breaks the seal o1 the past. He brings forth these sac red relies of his lost romance. In
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
gro LOG" THE CURE
Benefiting Pupils Will Be
 Preserved

Washington, March 5.--A follow-up campaign to determine the results of the cure of remediable defects in school children has been launched by the public health service. Nobody now knows. the doctors assert, if the great beneficial er- fects that were expected have been pro- drced. It is proposed to keep watch on such children for several years and in- formation from any source on the point Is solicited by the federal officials.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06
Doris Keane in Romance, :"
 Delightful Picture at GaLax

nephew from an impulsive marriage with an actress and reveals to the astonished youth the long buried and secret love romance of his-the bishop's-own early life. Who would
 have thought that this solemn, gray
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Noted Stars in Latest Releases at the Movie HOuses

the glow of the hearth he begins hi~ taIe-the freight tlickers, the scene fades-suddenly 1t Is the old bishop no longer, but the handsome young rector of St. Giles again It Is tho old New York with it's quaint man. ners and sentiments The love story of the young clergyman and the opera singer is unfolded in all it's beauty and emotion with a wealth of roman tic detail.
 Antwerp was a small republic in the aiovepth rentlIrv