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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
ACTRESS SHOT BY
REJECTED SUITOR
AS CURTAIN FALLS

HAMILTON. Ont. Nov. 2e.---
A. the curtain slowly descended
Mt the end of little sketch.
Under the Apple Tree" here. a
shot rang out and Mrs cecile
BARLEY. actress. dropped. prob
ably fatally wounded.
Another shot and Jack Crubb.
stage carpenter from New York.
fell with a bullet in the head.
Police cay he shot the girl and
then killed himself.
The girls condition was re
ported critical and II was feared
she might die.
Police believe Crubb had made
advances TO Miss BARLEY and
that when she rcpBlsed him he
pulled the trigger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.--Ger-
many Is prepared 10 send 10 the
washington conference small eco
nomic military delegation.
The commission will be ready
frankly TO discuss land disarmament
problems and reparations. II the lat
ter fs included under broadened
scope OF the arms sessions.
This Information was obtained by
the United Press today from sources
close TO Edmund Won Thermann.
new German charge here.
1t would carry with II German au-
thority, undoubtedly. for satisfactory
guarantees against the German ag.
gression" which BRAND says France
fears.
The committee would be equipped
10 consider questions BRAND raised.
More important. however, to the
German mind. would be a discussion
Of the reparations question. The
wirth government contends that
Germany cannot meet its reparation
payments after next spring under
the present system.
The United states and Great Brit
ain have already taken steps TO bring
Germany into the arms limitation
conference.
These steps were described today
by an American official az informal
ana tentative" 50 far as could be
learned. Germany has not actually
~ t.I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Mexicans Threaten
u. S. Men With Death

Ell PAsO. Texas. Nov. 2s.--Ameri-
can officials In Mexico have been
threatened with death II Nicola Sacco
and Bartolomo vanzetti are executed
in accordance with the sentence
passed on them on charges OF muir.
der arising out OF Massachusetts
payroll robbery. according to letter
received by Consul John w. Dye, OF
Juarez.
The letter was purported 10 be
from Vera Cruz syndicalists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
GERMANY NAY
ENTER PARLEY
Wiling to Send Delegation
II Invited

rvsslssus Ssasssss's plan fss - -
ee<tne1en ~ neeSess hss usee With
eeaee0i spVessa1 sv~sn stvtoatsS ss1
- 1eoeoo6lea~ ~ the aruse eeAses-
eo<s. e0p<ulutiea y rife a0esg the
1eDegnees - % . pe~Ashes csesll<t
eo1Weea she vtlb~eW beagpe SD the
mng11aG awsr1notee.
olard5ag's pro9s.si ss~ Gerwan psr-
ej<lpseIs9 - tke e~afeeeace appss-
e~tiy was sSpvwsed ~ ~ nsntsssty
~ ~ de1ggne1oos-
ssnsuei tssmpes~. pres1deat ~ the
Amestean FEDERALISM ~ teeev. urGea
that the gssevnssess wake ssuae pvs-
vistes fer tt<1jng ss<s unesnpssyHseut
thss wea1d vepule from . eeeeo1t~s u
hnttIe~hip ceou1vec4isn.
American ansel espesee aGnto have
tnsevmed SeQan that thsy sre No
va1I1 reaseH Ter laervsstng the Nip
paaese rata ~ capital sA1D tsaasGe
- pee eeas under the ltmiesftea u
aSuomeet pvegssm.
Pverni<e fSvtsnd. many e1unervers
hers lseIteve. u going back - France
In defeat. ssd Developments that will
essne - hi~ country upea his ressru
ere awaited with intense baterest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Find Cocaine Cache
in Shaft of Liner

Federal narcotic officers Friday
found 20 bottles OF cocaine clevcrly
concealed in spare boiler tube In
the extreme end OF the tail shaft on
the steamer Eldorado at the East
Waterway dock. steps have been
taken by the customs department to
impose a fine equal to the value ef
the dope against the vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
CONTEST
l ENDS IN RIOTS

CHICAGO. Nov. 26--Grca'es,
street crowds eyer gathered In Chr
cago mobbcd distributors cf Smile
coupons" given away by newspapers
here. disposing OF 100000 In circd
lation lottery scheme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
To Probe Hospitals
Treatment Of Vets

Norman II, Englc. Of Seattle. who
represents the American Legion In
the Northwest district OF the United
States veterans bureau, will investi.
gate the treatment Of veterans In
nearby hospitals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Freight Steamer
Ashore in Gale

ASTORIA, Ore. Nov. 26.--JThe
freight steamer Springfield, which
went aground off Peacock Spit In a
gale early today, was reported afloat
by the harbor patrol at II this morn
ing. she was bound from Portland
for New York by way OF Seattle. She
put into Astoria for repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
High Court Denies
Mrs. Peete's Appeal

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2e.--Peti
ton for rehearing Of the case of
Mrs. Louise u. Peete. sentenced to
life imprisonment for the murder OF
Charles Denton In Los Angeles. was
denied yesterday by the supreme
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
NARCOTICS USED
TO make YOUTHS
UNFIT FOR ARMY
Canon Bliss Makes Sensational Ac-
cusation as Governor Hart's
Conference Opens

Japan deliberately promoting the dope traffic in the
United States in effort to destroy the nations military
efficiency.
This the direct charge made Saturday by Canon H.
Bliss shortly after Gov Louis F. Hars dope conference
opened here
Canon Bliss attributed the following statement to
wealthy Los Angeles japanese:
In 10 years there will be 100000 American young men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
BREAK
STREET CAR
AGREEMENT
Council to Follow Wits Ad-
vice and Seek New
Arrangement

Municipal street railway bond
holders arc 10 be asked by The
city council for permission 70
break the city's contract for pur-
chase Of the street car system.
The city's legal department was
drawing up today resolution
authorizing the council to name .
representative to present such re-
quest 20 the bondho.ders.
II the bondholders consent. the
city viii make new contract. pro-
viding an easier method OF paying
for the street railway. first install
ment to be paid In 10 years. instead
OF on January /. 1929.
COUNCIL FOLLOWED
WITS SUGGESTION
The council voted to pursue such q
program at its meeting Friday after
noon. at the urgent suggestion OF
Peter Witt the councils $1.000.a-
week traction expert.
II Is the opinion OF Witt and the
council that the ~bondholders will
readily consent to the proposal to de-
fer payments. The advantages Of the
plan are:
d) The bondholders viii continue
for 10 years longer to draw interest
at the rate OF 5 per cent "A year on
s15, 900. 900, the whole purchase price
Of the street car system.
(D The city will withhold the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

Girls. pat on vosr best bofhing
susf. stand ia front Of fnH-fcpgfh
.ssyvor, and compare your form scsfh
Gertrude EgDef'A
A Nec York jury or artists has de-
ciaysd she has the most bceafifrI
figure IN the rnsfed states.
BAT scho's ocing 10 admit that anv
Nesc York fury knoIrs erervfhang
abouf bcaafvf And. oavsrav. fhis
Jury didn't hare an the csidencc bc-
fore ~. did ~ Your opinion IL as
good a. fheirs.
Miss ED0ef iircs Ia Fresno. Cal.
Is ss. sfands 5 feet inches. aud
seci0hs I5s pounds.
She has the famous Venus dc Milo
backed of the boards. say the ar
ffsfs
she has been supporting her Grip
pied father bp scovkiHD In an office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Credit Men to Hold
Ladies Night Fete

Saturday is Ladies' night for the
Seattle Association Of Credit Men,
which VIII meet IN the Masonic club,
Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
SHOT DUCKS: FINED

Found guilty OF shooting ducks
after sundown. in violation of the
migratory bird laws. webb M. Weed
was fined $50 In federal court Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
MISS BACARDTS
AvA WEDDING is DRY

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.- Miss Ade.
lnidc Bacardi. whose father Is the
famous rum manufacturer, had iced
ten and :. lemonade for the guests
at her wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

turkeys to turkeys.
1nd eronberrv sass;
y'ar stomachu stand Il.
7rv furkcv hoshf
nsSsn [ up' Christmas Eve falls on
4 .anfecd for Family Use. says
4 61... = first ave. windon over
~ q tooth brushes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
LADY ORDERS FOUR MORE
~ bsew: 1 hear you're bring
~ n MIGHT HAVE BEEN
WRIT

q o'clock yesterday after.
Peser Witt, 81 900 T. week
~ 'en expert, went into Session
~ city council for his
~ hezStrto-hearf discussion
~ elveet ear Situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
AUGUSTA BLOCK
SWEPT BY FIRE
Georgia City Loses 81, ,500,'
600 In Flames

AUGUSTA. Ga. Nov. 2s.--F'ire OF
unknown origin today. which threat
ened the entire business section here.
was brought under control at dawn.
after a city block had been partially
razed.
The total loss was estimated at
more than 1880 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
BIG PET
line IS
CIRCUS
Thousands Witness
Colorful Array Of
Nuts, Cats and
Kids

svssA. sissh. sfos. the msffs srs
marchssG.
Dssr~ the aswase fAev ee:
On sosse fruit cake fh<u eye mssch-
sus -. = s~ss<v ~ ,Ass -
~ - the classic tuns a. -Trsmp.
1rsmp. Tramp there you have the
official marching song Of The Star.
Community chess-Mutt and Kid pa,
rade that convuIsed thousands Of Sc
Athletics on FIRST and second ave-
|nues saturday morning.
-sOME PARADE;
ASK ANYBODY
Some parade. Ask anyone that
saw or heard II. Close 70 1000 chill
|dren. pups. mutt dogs. horses. ponies.
chickens. ducks. bearx. monkeys. par.
rots. kittens. cats. and household
pets Of every Imaginable description
marched In battle formation behind
an army tank down First avenue and
back up second.
Smiles. cheers ana ssugfees echoed
down the broad streets fnat were
lined with thousands Of persons
Autos ~ere halted in seemingly end
|leu rows while I'M parade passed By.
Yes. u wss vet. Hut every one
was dressed for rain and happiness
and enthusiasm prevailed.
After much anxious watching and
last fnirufe exhortations 10 mot let
Jack get away" the parade started
at Third ave. and Virginia st. short.
~ after II. First came the tank
from the Third army corps. pulling a
wagon In which were carried Barkus
b. wocf and his ~ Community
Chest adopted orphans Then the
brigade OF movie cameras. and then
the kids and pets.
Where's Jack DeuSp4eyy"
the boys wanted to know when
the parade started without him.
Jack Was picked up by ar
rangement at the south end Of
the line, and came back 10 the
point Of disbs nding. where he
shook hands with many young
white hope.
ItED-HEAD WOULD
FIGHT DEMPSEY
Say. I'D like to go q few rounds
with Dempsey" one red.headed
youth declared. And then and
there started an argument with half
a dozen others that nearly led TO
blows.
Signs and banners carried urged
Seattle TO dig deep and FIJI the
Community Chest to It's brim.
Give not your mite. but your
mightiest." one banner impiored
Labeled with the sign. Twins Too
Young to Walk" pair Of pups In a
baby carriage elected laughter all
along the line. But the prize.winning
mirth-provoker was a lone white
duck, that waddled along behind its
small master In iordly fashion. not
even string about It's neck.
A brown hen in a parrot cage,
pulled along on a coaster wagon.
calmly pecked ut the grain on the
floor OF her cell.
AItho his Husky dog died short
time ago, Charles Edward Gordon.
first white man in Nome. marched
In the parade with his Eskimo wife,
MARY. who was in her native cos
tune.
Lollypops and fruit cake were
eagerly clutcbed by smelly. sticky
fingers. and a lot Of happy boys and
girls--and grownups. too.---ar still
smiling over all the good fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
FOR THIS REASON I
CALLED CONFERENCE

For this reason | have called this
conference OF public officials. whose
duties bring them in personal con
tact with those most directly respon-
sible for the growth OF the opium
habit. namely. the dope-peddlers. In
the hope that. py cooperation and
the co-ordinating OF all prosecuting
agencies. perhaps aided by an aroused
public sentiment. something might be
Gone to lessen the evil.
This Is the sole object for which
you are called together
"In issuing the call for this con-
ference did not expect To avoid criti-
cism and antagonism from the opium
ring thru those whom they might
influence thru politics. personal ami
mosities and otherwise.
I'm this have not been disappoint.
ed. But good people In general ton
ed TO all the weaknesses of human
kind. yet living honest. decent. moral
lives. ignorant OF the growth OF this
evil and unconscious OF its proximity
enjoying a false security. reluctantly
believe II necessary to discuss this
question at all.
But the prosecuting officers OF our
cities and towns. the police, the civil
authorities. national and state and
local. and the associa tions and
agencies for the promotion of public
morality know only too well that the
menace in the United States OF habit
forming drugs has gone beyond all
question OF doubt, and has become an
asccrtained fact. on the basis OF
which we must seek the means OF
protecting our people against this In.
sidious vice"
The governor concluded with
the statement. "The meeting IL
now ip your hands," and left the
conference.
United States District Attorney
Thomas p. Revelle took charge OF the
meeting and made the following brief
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

Take that statement as coming
from Jap and make what you like
Of A." the clergyman said. The
profit In money from dope may not
be the only motive in distributing II
here"
Gov. Har< opened the conference
by asking the audience TO rise and
sing America This WAS followed
by a prayer by Rev. Stanley Nook
OF Brernerion. The governor then
made short speech and excused
himself from the conference on the
ground that he had pressing busi.
ness elsewhere.
Room 4os OF the counsy.city build.
ing was well filled by men and wom-
en- prominent in public life thruout
the state.
The governor said;
"Studious observation for many
months convinces me that the so
called dope habit is making rapid
growth. with an alarming increase
In the number OF addIcts, and. as
chief executive. being to some extent
responsible for the enforcement of
law aud order. bound TO safeguard in
every psssible way sthe moral. physi.
cal and mental well being OF the
people. my interest in this matter
transcends any mere personal feel
ing and rests primarily on the desire
OF public official TO protect society
from the deadly effects Of a growing
vice which debauches the victim.
body and soul. undermines the moral
fiber and destroys economic eff
cheney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

~ ~ Thst Home Brew feIler.
X hlm II ne Oi. hello there.
~pnes: Yeu get II for ~ the nd
1slnaag felI<rs. bsh? vieh Won
- ] v.uts Oj-yoi. ! don't want
= y, ] want = she. want Dr.
= ~ hss der skin you lof 10
- b der Pompeian ads. You
Z ; - ter idea? Chass-'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

usaf Homer: 7 think your idea
securing Mr. Johnny Walker ex-
INT But please don't leave out
- boy In the Porousknit under
ar He never seems TO wear any
s.'ns eise. In weather like this. II
'sn very heroic Of him.
Tours sincerely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
The Housing "Cnn>pirncy"

II Q ECRET-ARY or COMMERCE. Al.ENAN-
~ DER may or may not have put his
finger on the ulcer IN the industrial situa-
ton that is retardinc the quick recovery
OF business TO pcaCe-time normaity. Rot
ing the Improvement that has already uc-
,furred. he remarks, But many obstacles
bust be removed before tho reimbursement
Jill be complete" For these conditions he
hcquits retailers of blame. charging that
combinations in the business ana indus
trial worlds are responsible
III pressing this charge, he says: Ono
example is the housing situation. The ma
ton now is reported to be short l.50Q 600
buildings. Prices OF building materials are
nigh. Building contractors and workers
are in combination to keep prices up. Con
sequenty no building is going on. The re-
suit is continued cxorbitant rents You
cannot expect prices To fall when there is
q combination TO keep them up. The build
ing situation is only one in which similar
difficulties to rcadiust are encountered.
These difficulties must be removed if we are
ito go ahead quickly
That the housing situation is one of the
weak spots in the general movement toward
national recovery admits of no denial. with
Insufficient housing to meet the Increasing
emand OF willing workers for comfortable
-,lhces in which TO reside. rents arc bound
10 remain high and so long "a tile greater
portion OF their wages must he applied to
meet this expense, they are I'm no position
voluntarily 10 consent to a lowering of ox-
listing wage schedules. Yet wage rcduc-
lions must occur, else the cost OF living Will
remain high
If, as Secretary Alexander says there is
an unholy combination intent ou maintain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07

y r. McM Wnch.st.r ,...,,
hook on BOSTON Curb.; saws. Cor
bet was charged hy Colonel Cou.,.r
WITH breach Of military dlsciplinc
IN hr."r. without pohorty's order
and = dch"nc" Of General Bakers
order and was returned to Washing
ton "amp TO await couri-ulnl,fol -
Bikcrs United states Secret service
saN$; Boston Cnrhc,. without order.
rr'i"N' or excuse. shot Rooth and
Lieutenant Baker said 10 Colonel
ConG"r. the man who fred Il should
&c back To WASHINGTON under arr"a, -
lia vas soon released however. at tn.
order OF SECRETARY stanton. He was
ciNcu $500 80 his portion ~ tho re-
ward offered for the capture Of Booth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07

stun from tho pulpit. ann remind
eel ihat whom a bog. noN some say.n-
~ Years since. heard ono Of iEuS"
I'A.i temperate" lecturers deliver th"
same sob stun to a Weeping audi
"H"'. Docs IL never occur. TO Those
mon that they could paint word pic
lures ut ANYTHING With which we
bay" "a 10 that would SHOW pain and
MISERY aud ,urorinEr Tak" MARRIAGE
tor example. How much ''Slb stun"
one OF thrS" uplifting orators could
SGT "ni OF it. real sorrow ana dis
Dil j. ever Occur, to them mat tho
ton commandments ARC nearly All en-
forced 10y siatut" Law WHY not
hat" comm SSipu'r for stealing
HnH Why not "uo for murder. ANA
men NAY" am army oi aloUths to en-
force II
If laws cauno; bc enforced hv roy
Elariy appointed governmental pro
c,ss's ihrlr W"aknoSS IS at once ais
closed and tH,y should b" abaudpu.l.
" hon ih'Sc 'plif'ora got 20 Iicny.a
~" duuht Troy VIII still carry on tu,ii.
r'furu> Tu'y can lugin bv ,.t.dfn.
Christ for maeiuG wiro for jovf:i
res wal 'N'n :: wedding ono ~ 'H..
orators It tn, Democratic ,uuyrrtfA,f.
.n san FrauoSep dec'arcd taa' .wi;i,
40 h''n ih' ours" 70 r4ani ud
'1rnurh al! 'uc ages" Th.u ,hcr..
,nn to" q" 'No~i"n from ia, coucluslnn.
u" orator denies thr authenticity Of
Thropae al! no ages the world
mas rad these uu.I'tois who huu. 10,
.h.rii heaven h% making Garth 81
a"li VINO started 'hs Hoid-mr
nu mess that now !s common over
" n".y country Why. ,he pr,-
1 ,a,d s.'T ,.,. W1o .ssh"ot man on.
seizure is tu.ir cry aud liberty
dead ~ NIMo VEHfThS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07

CUtalinu Island, Tho famous SUM
'ncr resort thirty miles OF the coast
at Los Angeles. California was for
several DAYS converted into a YER
iiahl" South Sea Island during the
making Of tho GoldwNn picture Cool
less Men" under th" direction 90
Reginald BARKER. which comes TO the
Isis ThcHtcr for three days. beginning
today Thousands OF tourists on ar
rival thought the ship had missed
port when they saw feet a.: "Hativc''
canoes manned with AN army or poo
plo IN south Sea ia!anh attire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
I.,l.Iir MIN AZ Re-,

iuE ~ the Circuf." In which
i.ddi" iol" is hoinE starred is tho
AT rh'ti"n today at the Rex Thcatcr
RMS picture has h"cn attracting
con idcrahi" attention hcr" ana tho
usual crowds AR. expected '"rhr
,"Hh.@ !innt"r' viii be shown al the
iM,Ainr tOmmrrnM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07

All. COMM
,NIIO>:' to The Tunes
Dispatch aud net 4" Ia
al, idunis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
Mi>IlrtnL NI.MN>N,.
Theater Calendar
>ru.>n-"r~,n nrd,," farce

~TR t\D-..IWin nrd~." farce
'"nr,i,.
t\DI,MN-l> Nnu,lrN lille.
mot -ItiIlir burke. III ~ he
Idurntiun 81 Elizabeth
M ADMINISTRATIVE Iarnuni,
in "Thr EnIinpinS Devil"
BpDtDW ~ - "n>inncr TAI
mnder. in dangerous business"
IsI>-itrginnId I"rk"r's tod
tess Nrn."
I.II.It-.'EnttH Nrhucklr. in
'.Brru>trr's Millions"
uDi.uN-i:iainr i!amnicr>icin. In
"plrasnrr Seekers.
REN-l:ddic rol". in "i> ing al
I'll" Circus"
SItTOH-i."u Clancy. in 9Th"
GiIt Supreme"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07
Notice to Readers Of
The Times-Dispatch

The dispatch. in its ~ 0irc
bi the People" column. wishes Ia
give space promptI, to all c"rrcs-
p"nd"nts. hut the pressure OF let
irf~ - 81 great that the editor
il I"rr"d. in order to present t"pirs
when the, are fresh aud of vital
interest. tn ask correspondents 10
c"uhrna" their COMMUNICATIONS into
."n wards. fhis request H. mahc
Ia tn" spirit al iair play and We
are confident u win lie met In that
spirit by cur readers.
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Information i5urcx,

inquiries regarding almost npx
.'r"' 'Nrn'inE an legal nnn ncdI-
cal srbi-rtS. are un,yr-,J rr
MI IMPURITIES are nu,Nrrr,I ,,i,.,t
ny personal letter. u srIr-uLdrr.vcJ
s'hmPrd envelope i required Al
"rrNS IN" 1im"s-Dispnich Inrurmn-
nos Hnr"?r. Ricl,nuntI. yn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-07

one OF national Importance 10 give the ccle-
hrati"n tone and possibly some reason for be
HeHihE in the authenticity of the McclIi.m-
'"E'rS hrst declaration OF Independence,
nut ~ is "a Hct that success oe the cole
hrhi"n in tn" past has depended anon the
pfeSenc" OF somebody entitled to Il big space
III Who's Who Durham Herald
ON" trouble is tina, tho country has too
many men who would rather tot. a pfstol ;hitu
WELD Il PICK WINSTON Salem journal
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Cinema Programs
.Iircm,tcr's Millions"

Millions nave read the novel
"Br.ws,,r's Millions Thousands
have seen the play and millions more
Will NOW nave AN opportunity to
SEQ the photoplay. founded on the
novel and the play. with Eosco"
Cratty) ArhuCklc. tn" noted CO.
Incdian, IN The lille role. when IL IS
shown at the Lyric Thcatcr today,
tomorrow and Wcdn" sday.