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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-02
HIDES NND rALLow

7 II
2f0 -. Main ST.
HIDES 90 6r- cilfsbirs 1pt212C .
reudcred tallow. S05C q 10 rOughs tai
low. -d3c 10. beeswaX. -JaI.-t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-02
/ lorEeeled IN ~ D. b. Norsan. 80
rRnnIrF MARkE.r
oCerrrcIed ruday BY the nraLherhoo,

CCorrrCted Tudav by The Brufhtr hood
Groccry. 20 y Main 81
: GUTTER AND EGt4S Creamery butt
fer. paving 81 pound. selling 90 pouud 4.
eggs. paving ~ selling U..e dozen
FRUITS AND NESEIABL ES-Fruits.
california u4val oranges Csc Go 6py per
Cling d.
NEW POTATOES pe.k
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-02
South Bend Market
HAY STRAW AND FEED.

=
Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
Floor q Feed Co. t20 :. Michigun.t
NEW uAN-Fayins <1s 20 so. selling
So 90 SO.
STRhW-Psylng So selling SIS. or
So 90 bale
OATS-Payinc SOC. selling "a, 20 S0c.
CLOVER SEED-Payng SIO01, selling
So o. S14
ALSIKE CLOVER-SellinZ Si6 90 SIS
ALFALFA tNCrfhern grown SIC
NEW CORN-Faylng CO.. selling So
T. 81
GRAIN AND FRED.
tCorrecsed Daily ~ -. - NOrgun, starr
Nils. Hydraulic Av.)
ttEN-ruyinc Co a bushel
OATS-Paying SOC selling 40 90 1jc
EEAN-SelHnE 500
NIpDLTNGS- Selling $3.50 bu-Jred.
CHOPPED FEEu-SeiliuE $50 per
tvf
SCRATCH FEED Selling >-T5DS3 90
tut
GNINpTNGS-Sa busheI
WHEAT Paying S11t
EAE-PayiuG Sis
'ILAS BUCEWHFAT - Paying - 30
hundred
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-02
Musical instruments

vIoLIN-wISH TO DISPOSE OF FAM
lily HEIRLOOM, VERY SWEET IN
TONE. REASONABLE. 5lG y. AL
LEN ST. CALL LINCOLN Se71
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-02

Wearing Apparel. IS
CLOTHING-We sell new ana second
hand clothing at The pre-war prices /;
save money by buying here. sam
Weiss. l02 W. Division ct, near Mich
ONE-Heavv ulster oyercoat, size -,
and two suits OF clothes with extra
trousers. size A. VIII sell cheap. 1912
y Michigan II. Phone Main 1927
Wantcd-To Buy 90
CLOTHING-I pay the highest cash prices
for ladies. -rrtlemeu's and chiidrcnS'
cast OF clothing Page the Square
Dealer. L. w C0ltaE az. Main 5.,5c.
CASH REGISTER
WANTED AT ONCE. WRITE BOX
1872. CARE NEW TINES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-02

HANE1 Az. SIX room su modern
house with garage. Price reasonable
j. A. Mccullough. residence 20C2 s.
Michigan 81. Ph0ne JJl7 Lincoln. or
flee 20 5. ,ficligSn 81 Phone Main
1876
HOAlES-Homes. Homes. Homes. Homes.
Tor sale all over south Bend and else
where All az them great bargains F.
terms % suit. See Bevers. rooms as.
Ctd Fellows Bldg. Opep evenings .
also Sundays from % g. Phone
Afafp 1gS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-02

CARROLL SI-Six room ali modern
house with garage at ISIS south car
roll It This place rs in line condition
and must be sold at once. NoiEut and
Bradford ground floor. UUtou Trust
Bldg. Lincoln Oil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-02
FIVE ROOM house

FIVE ROOM HOUSE
TO nr vacated within .sE days
Equipped viii q new Holland furnace
gas and electricity Interior deeora-
ricns iH first clnss condition Large
lot. Close to ear line Price ana terms
attractive Wh.tromb ana Keller.
Farmers Truss Eiic Phone Main
1900
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-02
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

I'7iEs y EvERY PAET oF CIn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
PLAYERS SHY,
No BALI. GAME:

NO championship baseball game
was played yesterday afternoon al
Modoc park between the Jewel and
CONGO teams, the announcement OF
the calling off OF the game taking
place at IL o'clock by the ballyhoo
route on the Main streets
Manager Pospisil of the Jewel
team yesterday morning found his
team scattered and was unable to as-
cure enough extra material tn fiIl
out the missing places in thn lineup.
Manager Thompson also found that
big holes existed In his a Gran genicnts
and like Pospisil, was unabl, 10 aup.
plv enough players to replace the
missing members. A conference io'-
lowed and the result was the calling
off Of the game.
Just what will take place relative
to tho championship games and the
award OF the silver loving Up is u
matter which will be settled NJ a
meeting sometime this wesS. The
public yesterday were much d'sap-
pointed in tho game being called orr
as many fars were much Interested IN
the outcome.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
Personal NJ ,ntion'

Mr. and Mira W. u Robinson an,
Mrs. Robinson'E moth hlr, Mrs. Long
Mr.. and Mrs frank Froytag, Jr., Nj
and MIS- Froult Kemp, Mr.. and Mrf
G. F.W. Werner and Mr.. and Mrs
II. II Jenkins and daughter, Bar.
bara, gpent yesterday at Rock Creek.
u. O.. Roark. leading merchant
of Crescent, was visiting with ole
friends In klamath Falls over the
weekend.
Charles w. Wentworth Of Portland
arrived last night and Is registered
1t the White Pelican hotel for 4 few
days.
Herbert Num-, state highway en-
gineer, G. G. Kelly and william
Toyes are all here from Salem for
Few days. They are stopping at the
White Pelican hotel.
Mrs. Fred Morley Is reported to he
convalescing nicely following the
linking spell which came to her last
week.
Mary Charline. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Thomas. is repartc1
to be almost we'll from the serious
burns received a week ago when she
foil into one OF the hot springs near
the circus grounds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
KLAMATH Wins
FOOTBALL CAME

TWO toucbdowns and one ,'acC
kick Saturday afternoon won The
football game for Klamath High
from Ashland High the touchdown
bolng made by Ted Montgomery and
Milan, and the place kick beinr
booted by Ted MONTGOMERY. whilc
Ashland secured one touchdown nj
the end OF the second quarter, Bow
ers OF Ashland getting the ball on y
fumble and running 25 yards thru
a broken field for tho coveted score
Tho frs. half ended with the
scores even, z to 7, but in the third
quarter, within ak minutes OF play
well directed forward pass, Mont
somery at quarter placed tho ball IN
Milam's hands and he went over the
Ashland goal for the second touch
down. Perfect defense and quick
headwork enabled Ted Montgomery
In this same quarter to boot the ball
oyer the bar for 3 points additional
while defensive measures BY the 10.
Gals prevented tho visitors from get
ting near the home goal. The local
Sigskin players demonstrated the fact
that their endurancs powers Increase
after the first half has been played
and with this unusual attribute, a
brilliant season Is predicted for the
locals. From information given out
today, q return game will be played
at Ashland Saturday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
Forest Fire Reported
Near Eagle Ridge

At the head OF Wocus marsh,
about three miles west of Eagle
Ridge. a forest fire seemed to be
gaining headway yesterday evening,
according to reports brought into
this city by travellers. Informants
did not state how heavy tho blaze
was save that on the Upper Lake and
on the Rocky Point stage road. the
smoke was very heavy and dense.
Owners OF the wocu, marsh some
weeks ago burned off the tules to
enable them to prepare the ground
for breaking up preparatory to fall
seeding and at that time. heavy
smoke banks rolled into this city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
Rodeo Assn Changes
Date of Meeting

The klamath Rodeo Association
officers announce that Thursdav ev-
ening, October 6, at 8 o'clock in the
chamber of commerce rooms the rms
meeting OF citizens will take "lacs
instead Of Wednesday night. Owing
to many interested people :eierhon.
ing w. T. Lee, one OF the promoters
OF the association. OF their inahI'''v
to be present, the date was changed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
High School Lad
Wins $50 Prize

PORTLAND. Oct. a. George
suckow, Of jefferson High School
Portland. won tho first prizo. $50, in
the statewide essay contest held by
the Oregon historical society. The
topic was Tho name Oregon. its
origine and Significance" The sec
oud prise. $50. went to Helen Why
man. OF Roseburg. the third. $4o to
Margaret Skavlin. Jefferson High,
the forth. $40 to Edith Jacobson. As
toria high. Forty-cisht essays were
submitted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
Henley School Gets
Another Teacher

The Henley school district has
secured another teacher. who ar
rived Saturday from San Francisco.
completing the faculty. Since the
beginning OF the torn there have
been but three teachers at Henley.
aandicapping instruction In the high
school course. Mr.. Lang. principal,
and Miss Stevens are tho high
sohoei instructors. Tho school gives
tho full four year course, although
during the present term the vacan-
q In the staff has caused high
sd1iool work to be curtailed some
what SO far. OLA. t.
Miss Evelyn Benson. the new
teacher. will take charge OF
the intermediate grades. reiiev-
ta& Miss Stevens and Mr.. Lang.
Miss Lytle teaches the primary
grades. There are 80 pupils at
tSndins. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
HOLD RESTAURANT MAN
As GARDNER ACCOMPLIc'

RAYMOND. WASH. Oct. 3.-Chie'
Of Police shumway has wired U.
Marshal Holohan at San Francisco IN
hold George Wilbur. former rpstaur-
ant keeper here. for Investigation IN
connection with the escape IT Roy
Gardner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03
MEETING POSTPONED

On account Of the county tair. the
missionary meeting Of the Emmanuel
Baptist church has been postponed
for one week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-03

Herald classified ads mean the best
results, quick!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

Advance Was Like the Sudden Ro
ms 'HrS "i"h'" |" IN" most
"'''SS "' "hl'h 'h"S
'io" 'n"'h "t the
'''''H S'''N """l" you
me hr"th'rH glanced a, each other
'h'r'duI"uSlH Could ,h.s bc pos
S''i'
Wen. Of course we'd never L., 20
"f control asserted Frank with a
sober face, and no, looking toward
Alcc lost th-ir eyes spark" and n.-
tray hem.
Tina, means nm, yrp.r .r 90.
shares" Wnlliugford out,Ll, ,,l,,,-
lated. "You h.x, in m. nn.,,,i,..
company Loco shares ar siou r.,,
value, each ~. sold tho hirrns-
par, az tn" 400 shu-.s fn- van "a nv.
home y.rs. lu, think 1'll mix.
ne balance of IL ami keen i, for my
SELF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

INC! 'ouId near inc MOD NOW. Us
c.-,b and ,,.. .o,, m SCOT.
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M'h" COMPANY. ana every time n"
r""d 'hch' n" i'o"hch over just one
puz|linS problem th"n he went out
and mingled ancw KIN his t"nantry,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

ford. end"avoring "a smile in spite
OF his growing resentment,
The man considered tha, for "A
moment in careful slcnc" "Wha,
81" you want" nc finally demanded
ms eyes. however. still! remaining
81 tn" diamond le.
"c'v'lity." snapped waIlingfor,.
who's running this rninc?"
The bouEaibohbcr Brothers" was
tn" pr"inp; and rather emphatic re-
Spouse.
Where viii I nnd ono of them >"
This time there Was II considerable
hesitation before h. replied
Wei. I'm Alec Dougaioobbcr.''
N"iiinEford inspected his man
hn'" and. ia spit" Of his hnhi,,,,
hlpI"inhcE, h' rrinncd WHY. Alec.
m ashamed OF you" he h!un.I nav
ing estimated Douraln0bbcr ;n ne mo
arrant coward he was ..y,u no
should allow such a pneyi.h
!" get III. better of you. You sbouid
be cheerful and happy. -. am ,L
"h"h you are in Il rIcasan,.r frame
'''"'' " IKE :" ta!h ii littlc bus
mess with you
rnand.,! .AI.c ,,,. ''h h"-
niidc, and ror ~ Il much
"Tbo,. col, "'"'E '"n"
s.,o ,,o 20" own The land
fora .,v,,, .'ere' cana WaIiing-
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$50, '"aS"n"hi" hrUrc. III
snn - ""''"'hs i"tS' haN" my
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ana f''"N made"
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speculation I'm have
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corner of a rcd-stra,Led hin ,bov
came face to face with Frank
Douralbobbor
Waliincford would have known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
The Dougalville Realty Boom

a be hlish.d
Ibpug lie ont h map
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28
LOGGED LAND
GOOD FOR BEES
Fire Weed Fine Bee Food,
Conventions Told

The vast acreage OF iogred.or land
covered with fire weed furnishes one
of the finest bee foods known. said
speakers Thursday at the first scs.
sion Of the three-day bee school being
held at the auditorium OF the
Y. NJ c. A. under the auspices of the
state development bureau In cooper.
alton with the State college and A. n,
Nystrom. King county agricultural
agent.
Three hundred people attended and
the special features pleasing TO city
people who want one or two hives
ef bees resulted In a large turnout Of
city folk
This evenings program win be an
Illustrate lecture on Visiting
Among Bee Keepers By George w.
York OF Spokane at ] o'clock and
City Bee Keeping" BY Crawford
white at O'Clock.
The program for tomorrow follows;
s:ss A. M.--~sseursnr Comb Honey W.
1Gf9 A M.-sS~curin< Extract Honey
Fred Maafsrr.
fe:se A M---Narksting Honsy.- y. ID.
Ford.
me A. N--''scIections cf Queens srf
Nuclei George W. York.
lac p. M---"Europesn Foul Brood" n,
A. s<uiisn. Corvallis.
$40 p. M.-"Americsn Foui Brood W.
4. Coz and I'D Earth.
taEhor.
$40 r. x--"othsr Bee Diseassa" Fred
Handary.
S.<e r. M---'pistinctions IN Hes Dts
eases" Dr. A. L. Mel
snder. state cofiexa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. .s.--It
was merely dot. hastily punched
upon a piees OF note paper BY a court
reporter.
And yet upon this dot depended ten
years OF a mans life.
One. the tiny ink.speck dotted out
the mans liberty.
Now II has set him free.
The man IL william Dcwar. OF vlr.
ginia City. New.
lie was convicted of the theft and
sale OF 5000 worth Of iron prccipi.
tate. The dot convicted him lie
was sentenced 10 10 years In prison.
This Il how Il happened;
At tho preliminary hearing. the
court reporter. hurrfesiiy scribbling
his shorthand characters. placed a
dot NJ the left rather than tho right
OF tbs symbol.
II the dot appeared az the right.
the defendants name was pewar. II
at the left. u was Edwards.
The dot was at tho left.
Dcwar was held 10 answer 10 the
superior court
The prosecutions chief witness
had in the meantime disappeared
The shorthand reporter was called
upon 70 read from the notcs.
lie read the defendants name az
Edwards" The notes plainly do
ciared that hls name was Edwards.
that the witness had testified that
his name was Edwards.
Suspicion crcpt into the minds OF
the jurors. why had tho man
changed hts nane7 why had he
adopted an alias? II seemed to indi.
cate guilt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28
MExICANS FAIL
TO NAB REBEL
Arieta and Oregon Are
at Outs

Ell PASO. Texas, Jan. 2s.-Rc-
ports reaching here today indicate
Governor Arleta. Of the state Of Du-
range. Mexico. and President Alvaro
Obregon are distinctly at outs"
just what the point at issue is can
not be ascertained by officials here
or in Juarez.
II was limited. however. that the
activities OF I'll Charro.- former WI
lista. who Is carrying on "a cattle
stealing campaign. raiding ranches
and robbing travellers, are the rca-
sons for the ArictaDbregon row.
"El charro" has successfully elud.
ed his pursuers. even Pancho villa.
who at the head Of a troop OF fed.
erai cavalry. undertook TO capture
the bandit leader.
Belief here il that Governor Arieta
IL making no effort to interfere with
''El Charro's" operations.
No word had been received today
regarding a reported attack by ban.
dts on Americans In a Durango min
ing camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28
SUSPENSION
navy WORK
CONSIDERED
Respite in Building Will Be
Discussed by Daniels
and AdmiraIS
ny 4. G. MARTIN

WASHINGTON, Jan. a. Sccre.
talS Daniels and admirals Of the
navy will be asked 90 tell the sen
ate naval committee whether sus'
pension OF building for six months
would be safe and cxpcdient. The
committee will meet soon 60 take
un senator Rorah's resolution ask
ing information on the point.
Rorah expects the navy and the
committee to report against a sus
pension. lie Is already drafting a
resolution for complete investiga'
ton TO cover these points,
I. The reported British suspcn'
sion OF naval buildings for the pur'
pose Of studying new ideas In naval
construction
:. Opinions OF American and
foreign experts as TO the wisdom
Of building dreadnaughts, battle
cruisers and other surface ships. as
against submarines and aircraft.
. The manner in which navy
officials receive and treat suggcs'
tons from naval officials of sub.
ordinate rank. concerning innova.
tons.
4. The relative cost Of the sixteen
baftleship program now under way
and an aircraftsuhmarine policy.
Il am glad" said Borah today,
-that Secretary Daniels has ordered
an entire resurvey OF the prob
lem. hope that American naval
men who have given their lives 20
studying these questions viii be
given utmost freedom to let their
views be known. not only 10 the
department but 20 the public. The
public must pay and Il is the pub
lie the navy Is built to protect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28
COAST TONG
WAR is OFF
Warning Factions Patch Up
Their Differences

The tong war that threatened the
peace OF Chinatown along the coast
has been avrrsed. according 70 rclla.
bic information reaching porcc.
A conference OF representatives Of
the aEgrievcd longs IN san Franciscs
Tuesday nigh, reached an agreement
and the word was passed that the
war was Off.
An incidru, OF the war threat was
the shooting OF several Cinnamon In
Los Angeles n month ago. This
made the situation more tense.
High Chinese Friday expressed re-
lief that the trouble had been settled.
M they desired only peace and har.
mony.- AZ one Chinese expressed A.
Tho cause Of the trouble " un
known 10 police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28
Unknown Warrior
Unites Diplomats

PARIS, Jan. gan unknown
French soldier today rnomentarily re
united allied diplomats whose CON
ference here was threatened with dis
ruption.
The allied officials. Joined by Am.
bassador Wallace OF the United
States. stood together at the Arch
OF Triumph, where the body Of an
unknown warrior was buried.
Premier Lloyd George Of Great
Britain, who had threatened 10 leave
the allied council meeting II France
did not show a compromising spirit,
was greatly moved by the cere.
monies.
"viva Ia France'' he shouted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28
-T1 sNIlIcu Deulor w

Tho dot resulted In a verdict Of
guilty.
Then. only by accident. was the mis-
take discovered. A news trial was
demanded and secured.
Dewar came before Superior Judge
Loudrrhack here n few days ago.
Tho tickle dot again held his fate
In the balance.
lie was acquitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28
George Was Merely
Swearing at Him

KENOSTIA, Wis, Jan. 2s.--George
Galanis, a Greek. said something to
George Graham, a Scotcbman. IL
was Greek 10 Graham. He had Cal
anis arrested.
Il called him a On fool" Galanis
testified
That's all right. I thought II was
something else" said Graham.
Two dollars and costs" said the
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28
CURTAIN NETS 47c YARD

Curtain Nets-all the seasons latest de-
signs-in white cream and ecru-at rad
ically low price-47c yard.
FOURTH FLooR-THE BON NARcHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-28

Tuxedo lines, pockets and
narrow belt, are featured in
these coats of jersey in heather
mixtures of brown, tan, gray,
blue, green, red and navy.
SECOND FLOOR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-25
ORPHEUAI

The vaudeville bill, which closes
its engagement at the Orpheum this
evening Is topped by Felix Rice and
his four clever juvenile prOdigies IN
the original musical revue, Rice
Pudding. Other favOrites on this
bill are Harry Cooper, in songa-
logue, which gives him wide scope
for the display OF his original brand
OF fun-making. Johnson, Baker and
Johnson, whose hat throwing IS
most amusing and skillful, Fulton
and Burt, clever young fun-makers.
presenting the romantic skit, THE
Hold-Up Girl. kale and Indetta
Offering Hawaiian music and dance,
and the Monroe brothers. tramp
comedy acrobats.
Beginning tomorrow matinee a
new program Of vaudeville features
+ owen McGivney. the well known
protean actor. who offers numerous
characters OF interest in his playlei
Bill Skies" The six kirksmith sis
ters are dainty and talented must
clans. Their Offering. An old Fash
Toned Garden. is most delightful
Mullen and Frances. original fun
sters. Nick Hufford. unusual come
: dian. Gordon and Delmar versatile
entertainers, and Laheur and Porta
In an equiIbristic surprise, rount
! out the p.rograms
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AUDITORIUM.

THE Hidden Light" the first OF a
series of special productions, star
ring Dolores Cassinelli, will be the
offering today and tomorrow at the
Auditorium. Miss Cassinelh, the
star of this production, has already
proven her worth as a star of ability.
In The Hidden Light" her work
is said 10 be so remarkable that she
has received a great deal of praise
from the dramatic critics throughout
the country. She has had much
success in the realm OF motion pic
lures, but her chief claim TO screen
honors is based on her portrayal OF
the blind girl, in The Hidden
Light" which she enacts with con-
vincing realism. Henry Sedley and
Arthur Donaldson, are members Of
an excellent supporting cast. Jane
and Catherine Lee are the featured
persons in 'Hlcksville Terrors.
their latest screen offering, and Fo2
News completes the bill.