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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15
TELEPHONE HEARING DEC. 18th


Es Last week tka Rocord ,onor+o.l S&l.n
action I Is the sDalot. r.entrs, = "a T.,. 1L.
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icrea.e q telanhona sr.ts.s I ~ s. s.. ;nta,,: -
based .on ! sh;yhsr co.t. q ;nvs.t,, -
and onerat;on A since ~ -. M &. ,s,s Jss,,s
eral demand ~ !. hsa,.;rg III. Nc hssn
broupht . the satt.nt; &, 'sscS q ~ tha III,
road comn,;sa;on from y,,b;c, i,.s,,,,t.,
a order fori ! hearino II, NJ ftbe co,,,t
1,otuse Az linton Mona.v I 5 nac ! oth'
5sat y 5. n., IS
me Talanhora ,o,,, ], 50, =. Y, :, . ].
u showing that the proposed rate viii
only net some 500 3per year on this
exchange. The people 81 Linton have
no way of determining the ls,s accuracy IL !. i,
of the company's ,alll, figures sIf9 thap;rI
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15

The jury in the case of jacobson
& Dunn vs. Anton Horner, which was
being tried when the Record went to
press last week, resulted in verdict
for the plaintiffs amounting to $4,000
and costs.
The case Of State of North Dakota
VS.. Scheer resulted in verdict for
the state. The jury was composed
Of Messrs. Kramer, Purintun, Sterl-
ing, Groen, Perry, Allen, Welk, Mat
thews, Norman, Groen, Nelson and
Schwab.
The case Of Security State Bank
VS.. Milwaukee Land Company was
dismissed before going to the jury.
The case of w. B. Otto VS.. L. Horst
meyer resulted in directed verdict
for plaintiff. The case involved the
payment for stallion bought from
plaintiffs and the evidence showed
that defendants had failed to comply
with the terms Of the contract which
precluded him frcm seeking damages.
The case of VIM. Beseler vs.. Henry
Reamann to recover for damage done
by prairie fire lasted from Saturday
until Tuesday afternoon, the jury be-
ing Messrs. Frederick, Wollman, Ed
holm, Langeliers, Harrison, Compaan,
Luce, Meier, Hanley. Winterberg,
Docktcr and Groen. The verdict was
in favor Of Beseler for about $3.50.
The case of A. Kelsch VS.. John
Menpc7 to recover money on wheat
sold was a small case and was dis
yposed Of quickly Tuesday afternoon.
The jurymen were Messrs. stellflug,
Hirning, Heyne, Kramer, Sterling,
;1on,raan, Groen, Perry, Welk, Mel
|sSs, Ssnwab and Glum. They found
for Kelsch. II.
The case Of the State VS.. Meade
Drayton was continued, as were the
cases Of w. B. Otto VS.. s.. M. Ma
gle, W. B. Otto vs.. w. s. Chandler,
R. Jos. Fairchild vs. Linton Base
Ball Club. Cases settled were State
vs.. Krum, Southland VS.. Fiddler, Kra-.
mer VS.. Merkel, City National Bank
VS.. Emmons County Light & Power
Co., Templeton State Bank vs.. Sur
ring, State vs. Geo. Sempel, Klabun-
de VS.. Brogden.
Cases still to be tried were DeBoer
~ .ta . .
vs. Biddlecomb, Karolina Oster VS..
Peter ostor, Wald vs.. F. Baumgart-
ner, Knudtson VS.. MAIDEN.
The divorce cases Of Johnstonbaugh
vs. Johnstonbaugh and jacobson VS..
Jacobson were granted.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15

The uses Of parsley Is almost uniyer-
sal. IN France for flayoring and. gar
.nishing dishes. and recently when a
sudden scarcity Of the green was no
.ticed It was discovered that It was
being bought up. N large quantities BY
some persons who were making q sub
stitute for absinthe. l91l
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15
EPIsc coPAL CHURCH 4
Linton, North Dakots

Sunday December 1s, 1921 B
Services will be held ( in Sc.
y Matthews Episcopal church on suns
Day next q u follows:
Sunday School Y. Y. - o:30 A. II
Evening sssyice .I..i. 7;lbS 4
s ArchdeaeoR q e. h Martyr will ~
here and viii condnct the seryices.
You ~ cord dislly Invited to stea
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15
sRird sanctuaIlr,xl m ~ cum

{ Bird Sanctuary for oulis.
Natlral history has many students
u Canada proper and the provinces.
The town OF Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
has recently pafchns se.l an island d
its local Iake George as i bird sanc-I
tnary for great hlack-backed gyiis 81 S; 81
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15
TIE Rlsainssl L lgan.

hotel Keeper has been found Tn
Missouri vino Ii u mean that when u,
;hAhy was bnrn ln one 5of 'ilis rooms ne
stmme,itately wrote IL name on fhei
resiater md began charging Il sfcf
room md board. Boston Transcript.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15
COURT STILL GR1NDs
Horner Loses $4,000 Case. Reamann
Case Takes Long Time for Trial.
Will Continue Most of This Week.

Two juries were out at the
same time Tuesday afternoon,
which made necessary the calling
of special veniremen for the next
case-Knudtsca vs.. MAIDEN.
As result, several Hazelton
men who were in the audience
landed a job. Included in the
list were Carl Fischer, LaDelle
Briggle and Aug. Klabunde.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15
| lFI.rench8 Exacuate lcIlleIa.

French Evacuate ciiteia.
Beirut, Syria The ssvs cnation of
.Oilicia by the French troops d vir.)
tually complete. The withdrawal hai|
.heen without incident. General Gous|
rand. the French commander. has lsftl
for Paris. S ;3SS I;5s.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15
U. s. WEATHER BUREAU

Linton substation
Weather report for the week end
ing at noon Wednesday, December IL,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15

Governor Nestos and MI. DeNau1t
both particularly emphasize the necs
sessity d guarding the funds Of. the
state through careful apmaisals on
this basis.
a The first concern ia making loans
will Be to help those farmers who
need help most, It is stated. Nj. De-
Nault has some definite ideas Of the
manner in which to make loans for
the good Of the state and in the in in
.terests Of the successful conduct of
the department.
ss5' Priority Recommendation
Ii considering applications Mr.. De-
Nault will recommend TO the Indus
trial Commission giving priority to
loans % be used Ia rredeeming farm
land foreclo osures where tie redemp.
ton period win soon expire. such
applications would thus have first ops
portunity to gst loans.
Loans will be made only to actual
farmers living in North Dakota and
farming their own farms. Nj. De-
a.lttg etiieyes his isw Ii equitable,
that the person owning ! farm who
has other means of liyelihood should
tl,a s,,;I q s,s,sa, s,s d
N.nJ,. m II. alao s n l,al;sva. th.4 +
/. for ths batter & b interest s. tbs ', data I
: - na isa m, .rnsI M +ha, t,s,, 4,
3 a lew large ones. q e does not be-
ileve tnat nat 9 any loan should be made e
ZOE more tten z l'l Wy ,e,O bile Poing
l through his inyeiit r. Default i
pointed sto an app ton for 'b q sO,-
wy ioan M IN BOT asl count That
loan probably y Will rot E.'e be made, r. '
DeNault I said: B because tlle owner of d
that lands proba q ~ y not in y ,,ear ao
great need ots loan as many q arm q
srs.asseTaH a Il. X a. goo on g small farm;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15

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Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-14

phical Headquarters on Point Iona.
This property was at that time COW
cred with sage brush and chapparal,
but now one sees only tropical gardens
broad vaenues, and rare and stately
trees and palms. Here, too, has been
built the first open-air Greek Theater
| in America. The grounds of this in
stitution are open daily to the public.
| A short distance beyond here is Me
U. s. Government reservation. On
this land is located wireless station,
the old Lighthouse, and the tall monu-
ment marking the grave of the GO
men who were killed by the explosion
Of the boilers of the gunboat Benning-
ton in San Diego Harbor, July 81,
1905.
The site of the old Lighthouse is
the highest spot on Point Iona, near
ly 500 feet above the sea, and the view
from this place is a magnificent one,
beyon dali powers of description. To
the west extend the seemingly limit
less, gently undulating, waters of the
Pacific; 55 miles to the northwest can
be discerned San Clemente Island, and
and about 80 miles farther north, San
ia Catalina Island. Almost directly
north, 145 miles away, is snowcapped
"Old Baldy" of the San Bernardino
range of mountains. To the east and
south, spread out below the observer,
are North Island, the home of the
flying corps. with machines almost
constantly in the air. just beyond is
the city of Coronado, with it's man.
moth hotel, and it's wonderful tent city
where 5000 campers enjoy the ocean
and bay every summer. q
! Skirting, them all is the famous bay;
its blue waters embracing 22 square
miles of landlocked harbor, with San
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-14

7 A trip which affords what many
travellers have pronounced some of the
lgrandest views in the world is the one
which covers Point Iona, the famous
headland which iuts out into the ocean
on the west side of the bay of San
Diego, forming natural protection
to the harbor channel and the city.
Point Iona is quite thickly inhab-
tied, and is easily reached by an elec-
trio car service as well as by automO-
bile, having magnificent system of
fboulevards.
The autoist leaves the city by way
of India street, turning west just
south of Old Town and passing the
north end of the bay close to the new
Marine Base, on straight and fine
paved boulevard of two miles until the
golf links are reached; then a gentle
climb up the hill past the imposing
quarters of the Point Iona Country
Club and its fine grounds.
A little further on is Iona Portal
with its magnificent mansions, flower
bordered streets, ornate lamp posts,
and general air of refinement. This
comparatively new. and unique suburb
mas DeeN TAKEN as Ilouci ny otncr
builders in various, parts of the coun-
try.
A couple of miles beyond Iona Por-
tai the boulevard swings to the right
up a beautiful winding canyon, and
upon emerging the visitor beholds the
spacious grounds and majestic build
ings of the International Theosophical
Headquarters, one 'ofsthe most unique
and charming establishments in the
world.
Eighteen years ago Madame Keth-
crime Tingley took up her permanent
residence and established the Theoso-
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-14
Fashion Notes

Pleated side panels are still fea-
tured.
Skirts are smartly draped in the
back.
Three-piece coat dresses are en-
joying a great vogue.
, Waistlines of suit coats are some
what marked by stitching.
Ostrich boats are finding great ia
vor for day and evening.
Homespun bags embroidered in
wool are smart accessories.
Many of the smartest frocks close
with Il single button.
FOulards are incrustated on chiffon
in smart black and white combinations
Smart shoe shops are featuring
plain patent leather pumps with low
heels.
Van Dyke points make smart fin
| ish for the skirt Of the evening frock.
Attractive little ruffled aprons, with
hats to match, are being worn by
bridesmaids.
Knitted capes are highly approved
summertime wraps for the small girls.
Self-collared taffeta wraps are worn
for evening, the collars in large ruohe
or puff effect.
They are showing the newest .faille
silk sport coat in divers styles and
swagger cuts.
Foulard is again in high facor, and
some of the newer models are veiled
in georgette.
Yokes tand fichus in both single and
double-ti9r effect are seen on street
and afternoon dresses.
One clever new blouse
1 fashioned from a huF
kerchief in pastel s.
Wolfe dresses,
bound in the same col
tured for usmmer we.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-14
Point Iona and Enuir0n
Ideal Touring Spot For
Sight Seeing Motorist

Diego, National City and Chula vista
on it's eastern shore. The streets OF
San Diego rise in ascending slopes or
! tiers like the seats of vast amphl-
theater, and back of the hills and val
leys beyond the city the blue and pur--
pie mountains Of the Coast range blend
and fade away into the distance.
Twenty miles to the south the Cor
onad0 Islands rise from the ocean, and
to the left is the range of hills mark.
ing the location of the international
obundary line between the United
States and Mexico. The peculiar FIAT
top of Table Mountain, 70 miles dis
tant in Mexico, is one OF the land
marks which always attracts the at
tention Of the traveller.
Down by the bays edge, almost un-
der our feet, seemingly nestles Fort
Rosecrans with it's mammoth guns
guarding the harbor and city. Just
to the east of the fort are the navy
coal depot, the fuel oil station. and
the quarantine station. Across the
channel of he harbor entrance is Fort
Pho Pico on North Island, and a short
distance to the south is the great gov
ernment jetty, mile and half long,
which protects the harbor channel, and
which is a favorite resort for fisher
men.
On the western or ocean side of
Point Iona is Ocean Beach, located
at the entrance to Mission Bay. This
entrance is bridges, giving access to
Mission Beach Ten City which occu-
pies the long narrow sand spit lead
ing northward to Pacific Beach and La
Jolla. Ocean Beach is town of 268O
inhabitants, with picturesque cliffs, a
fine bathing beach, improved streets,
business houses. churches, schools, and
amusement places. From here the
road back to San Diego forms an en-
circling loop Of Point Iona, giving
change of scene to the traveller.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1921.

ment "The Nut" it is said in advance
reports, excels anything Fairbanks ever
has done in the past. Marguerite de Ia
MOote, who played opposite Fairbanks in
"The Mark Of Zorro again appears OPP
pOsite the famous star in "The Nut"
The feature is based on a story by
Kenneth Davenport and the locale Of the
story is the famous Bohemian quarter of
New YOrk-Greenwich village. The pic
ture is said to be a distinct departure
from anything Fairbanks ever has done
in the past. POrtraying the role Of
lOvelorn inventor he invents his way into
trouble and out again all for the sake of
girl
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

from the teacher to Ezra's mother. He
gets Skinny to forge Ezra's mothers
name to the answer to the teachers note
in which his mother promises that Ezra
has turned over a new leaf.
Ezra neglects his mothers errand and
the minding OF the baby to go with the
gang to the old swimming hole, who're he
stays under water all the time his mother
is looking for him. The boys steal his
clothes and he returns home wrapped in
the baby's cOverlet. At midnight he
joins the pirate" gang smoking corn
silk and amazes them by smoking his
fathers pipe, which makes him very
sick
Ray is supported by Laura Ia Plant
as the tickle Myrtle, Marjorie Provost as
Esther and Lincoln Stedman as Skinny.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
HOROSCOPE
The stars incline, but do not cOmpel.'
SUNDAY, MARCH 27.

This is read by astro1ogers as a quiet
day. Saturn rules strongly for good.
The Sun is adverse.
Farmers should benefit for the stars
foreshadow good crops in many parts of
the country. They will be disturbed in
regard to politics and should choose their
leaders carefully.
The cOlored race is still subject to a
rule of the stars that Is most suspicious
for development and improvement. Many
new opportunities will open to both men
and women.
The Sun today is in an aspect not at
all lucky for calls on friends or for con-
ferences with them, If there is any selfish
end in view.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is should
be very conservative in all their business
deals during the coming year. Those
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
RILEY WEEK OBS ERVED
AT CIRCLE BY RAY MOVIE

Next week viii be known as "Rney
Week" at the Circle for his poem. The
Ole Swimmin' Hole" has been brought
to the screen with Charles Ray playing
the part Of Ezra, the lovable carefree.
barefoot boy, wholesome but mischievous.
who would rather spend his time fishing
and playing around THE Ole Swimmin'
Hole" than study or 90 To school.
lie loves Myrtle, the fjrt. and is loved
by Esther. whom he ignores His chum
and rival as leader of the boys is
skinny" the fat boy. Ezra's life is
just one scrap after another He is
caught robbinE an apple orchard by the
irate owner and the village parson. At
school Myrtle wheedles away an apple
that Esther had given him, while Skinny
tells the teacher it is Ezra's dog. "Whisk-
ers-" that has upset the classroom.
Ezra decides that he is sick and will
stay home. but his mother threa tens
castor oil and he RECEIVERS at once. Ezra
fights Skinny, who is carrying a note
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
MONDAY MARCH %.

AstroIogers read this as an uncertain
day in which the Sun and Neptune are
in benefc aspect, but Mercury, Uranus
and Jupiter are strongly adverse.
The planets are friendly to all who are
at the head of government, and the stars
during this confguration are believed to
aid vision concerning men and events.
Under this sway persons should reach
the goal of ambition easily, whether the
ruling desire be for power or for money.
The Sun seems to indicate that while
trade and commerce will benefit greatly
and there will be much mention of econ
omy in the expenditure of public moneys,
an immense outlay Of funds will be made
necessary. Thus the chances of reduced
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
BILL Is 4 POLICEMAN IN
saO,Ar ALLEY or TIE MOI NTED


For his latest character portrayal VIII
liam S. Hart has drawn upon the Cana
dian mounted police for his character.
"OMalley Of the Mounted" which will
be shown at the Alhambra the first half
of next week.
1t is only in the beginning and the
end. however. that he is seen in the uni
form of an officer. In the major pOr-
tion Of the picture he is disguised as a
Western plainsman while he pursues a
murderer. To gain the confidence of Il
gang Of bad men he stages a bank hold
up and rides into their camp with the
Swag Convinced that the newcomer Is
man Of their own stripe he is heartily
welcomed, but is later exposed and barely
escapes with his life owing to the help
Of the very man he had come to capture
An attractive romance is interviewer
with Eva Novak as the heroine "O'Mal-
/ ley Of the Mounted" was written by Nj
I Hart.
Additional program features viii in
clude a Prizma color subject and the Fox
news weekly.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

taxation at an early date appear to be
small.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
have a prosperous year. Journeys and
removals may be disappointing. Girls
should be very circumspect.
Children born on this day may be in
clined to spend money too freely, and
should be trained in habits of thrift.
These subjects of Aries succeed best as
mployes.-Copyright 1921.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
DOUG" AND MARY
ARE BOOKED AT COLONIAL.

The first Of a series OF super special
productions will be offered at the Colonial
this week starting Sunday when Douglas
Fairbanks viii be seen in his latest fea-
ture, THE Nut" Following the Offering
Of The Nut at the Colonial Vera Cor
dan, who won such success in "Humor-
esQue.' will be seen in he Greatest
Love" Following The Greatest Love
other super specials will be presented
at the Colonial including Mack Sennptt's
a Small Town Idol" and Mary Pick
ford I'm Through the Back Door"
For originality and novelty OF treat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
Dodge Dealer Opens
New Service Station

c. H. WalIerich & Co., s46 North Me-
ridian street, distributor of Dodge motor
cars, has announced the purchase Of the
lease of the CoIlOnade garage. East
Pratt street The building is being re-
modelled and Mr. Wallerick states that
after April 1 the company will be able
to give complete service to the Dodge
owners in this territory in the new
service station
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

horses is built for the race track. He
and Joel gain permission to train Cold
Molasses for the freeforaI race at the
County Fair, an annual event which hap
pens to fall on the day that the mort
gage is due.
The Hammerheads plan to keep the
horse out Of the race by setting fire to
the barn, thinking that their horse might
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

MEXICO CITY, March 26-After one
Of the most sensational murder trials,
Mexico City has known In years. former
Colonel Octavia no Jurez was convicted
by a jury of numbering Benito Tore, a
Spanish subject, and sentenced to eight
years in prison. The killing followed a
quarrel in this city in 1919.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

accepts a job at a copper mine only to
find that he is a strikebreIker. Without
firing a shot, ne had previously rescued
g young girl from threatened disaster.
Carey is supported by Charles lie
Moyne, Joseph Harris, Ted Brooks, Sue
Mason. MignOnne and others.
In addition to the feature attraction
Snub Pollard is seen in his latest comedy,
Fellow Romans"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
AR3UCKLE REMAINS
At TUE ISIS auT XVEEYK

Fatty Arbuckle in ''The Dollar-a- Year
Man" which opened Wednesday at the
Isis, Will remain the Easter week offer
ing at this house Arbuckle has a good
comedy chance in this movie by playing
straight role 1t is corking good fun.
Also special music is on the bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
stovalI and Elliott Tours.

Touring this country and Europe,
Yellowstone Park, Colorado vacation
tour. California. ElkS' convention.
Canadian Rockies, Alaska. Niagara
Falls, Great Lakes, Thousand Isl
ands. Eastern and ocean voyage,
also European trip.
For further information call Miss
Florence Stovall, 3D. $. Emerson ave.
Phone Irv. $3.50.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

The Gilded Lily rs a novel story con-
corning Lillian Drake Mae Murray
known as The Lily" a dancer. Miss
Murray fits into her role ideally and has
opportunities to display her dramatic abiI-
ity as well as her beautiful dances. The
production is lavishly staged and Miss
Murray wears stunning costumes. Rob
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

who are employed should be exceedingly
careful to retain their positions.
Children born on this day probably
will be steady and persevering. These
subjects of Aries may not have the in
itiative to do big things, but they win
succeed in what they undertake.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

picture at the Re
gent all Of the
week starting Sun
lay. The feature
is based on the
novel by Eu~eue
AianlOne Rhodes.
Carey is seen in
the role Of Dick
RainbOIdt. 4 cow
boy, who stakes
his horse. saddle
and everything he
owns. with the ex-
ceptiOn of his
clothes. on q full
house only to find
that the "Other
fellow" has four
aces Broke" he
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
EAST LYNNE"
on VIEW SUNDAY.

az movie version of EAST Lynne.
which has been on view at EngliSh'S this
week VIII close its engagement with the
Sunday night showings there. The pic
ture is on view all day today and sunday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
NAE MURRAY RETURNS
10 TIE OHIO SUNDAY

Mae Murray returns to the Ohio sun
day for weeks engagement. This time
she viii be seen i'm her new movie, THE
Gilded Lily" which has never before
been presented in this city.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

ert z. Leonard, who directed "The Mir
acle of Love" and 1.-THE Restless Sex"
! was the director.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
DOUG IN HIS
PLAY, THE NUT
ON NEW BILLS
tcontinued from PAGE SKI

County Fair" The Regent viii present
Harry Carey in West is West"
1t will indeed be a week of joy and
sentiment on the screen