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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court of the Seventh Ju-
dicial District Of the State OF Nevada,
In and for the County of Mineral.
In the matter OF the estate OF Ed. Charles
Ferretti deceased.
Notice is hereby given tn It the under
signed was on the 18th day of August
1921 appointed and qualified by the abo, e.
entitled court as Administrative OF the
estate OF Ed. Charles Ferretti, deceased
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required TO file the
same with proper vouchers attached with
the Clerk OF the Court, within three
months from the date of the first publica.
ton of this notice.
Dated Aug ust II, 1921.
ELIZABETH FERRETTI,
Administrators.
J. H. WHITE, Attorney for Estate.
First pub. Aug. 10, 1871.
Last pub. Sept. "a, 1921.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
OpEc0N LODE

Beginning at Cor No. /. from which the s;
f. Cor. Of Sec. Is. T. ? NJ. K. 80 +. M,D.M
bears Sls'56'E. 347.l #. and running thence
S.Tlsos'W. 5000 f. to Cor. No. 2, thenceN.
iis56sE. 600 #. to Cor. No. ,. thence N:
7is0s'E. 1900 #. to Cor. No. !, thence Sll'3e,
W. 900 IT. to Cor. No. ], the place OF
beginning.
RUBY LODE
Beginning at Cor. No. !. from which the 5;
f. Cor. Of Sec. 10, T. IN, X. 80 T. M.Dh
bears l'29'30"W. l004.6 # and running
thence Nl1s36'E. 6i6.0 #. to Cor. No. 2,
thence N.sSs07'E. 10000 #. to Cor No. 3.
thence S.l1'56'W. 900 #. TO Cor. No. a.
thence 5. Sss07'W. 10000 #. to Cor. No. |.
the place of beginning.
FLORENCE LODE
Beginning at Cor. No. /. from which the S
f. Cor OF Sec. IS. 7. N. X. 80 +. MD. N
hears Sl3'42'20" F. 1925 #. and running
thence n. 11s36'E. $50 #. to Cor. No. 2
thence Nsss07'E. 10000 #. to Cor. No. 3
thence S.lls36'W. $3.50 #. Cor. No. 4
thence S.88s07'W. 10000 it. to Cor. Mol, the
,.Iars q he0innnn
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27
Claims Allowed
BY the BoAsa OF County
Commissioners.

l 5. L. Kelso. County Clerk and OK.
oiiieio Clerk of the Board OF County Com
missioners, hereby certify that the follow.
ing claims were duly allowed and ordered
paid by the Board of County Commission.
ers at their meeting held on the 9Th day
Of July, 1921.
ST. KELSO.
Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27

Original Moaning - ~osAssGr
While q school b DOW . paase =
Industry, II wss not aivaSe Ora +
fact the word itself 70 osslvse erua
tbs Greek ~schaas." msaplao hs1NnsA
Probably this. asoss fsen ~ ~
that only people VIII ielsass vaa
able to attend schqoA
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-08-27

From which total the following conflict areas
are to be deducted:- Conflict area of
Lucky Boy No. with tract "B' l.023 Acres.
Mountain King with tract "a" .0847 Acres.
Lucky Boy No. with tract b" lay Acres.
Lucky Boy No. 4 with Lucky ~ =
Lucky boy No with Lucky -
Fraction No. with tract "a" :. 0.578 Acres
Fraction No. |. with Mountain
fifany with tract ~ 1854 Acres
Tiffany with tract "B' ........ 0.538 Acres.
Otis with Lucky BOY No. , -. o.s4l Acres.
Which subtracted from the total area Of
232.0l6 acres leaves the total net area applied
for 2l6.64s acres.
The adjoining and conflicting claims are !:
and Mountain Queen lodes; Tract ~ which
is the SEA Of Sec, 10, IL N, R: 20 f:
Nd NJ. and Tract "B" which is the NJ of
both bot be Being 1 patented mt; timber land iOf
Certificates Of location are recorded in the
office of the County Recorders for Esmeralda
and Mineral Counties. some lodes of this APP
If Mineral County, Nevada, and listed
herewith p
Mountain King in Book z, page 27s; Lucky
Boy No; in Book g. page 81; IL Lucky S Boy Nc !;
Book pages $3.50; Sidehill in Book 4 page
1875; Fraction No. | in Book page 347 Tiff
my in Book g. page 23l COLORADO and Ore
Y page lo7; Of Esmeralda County.
Otis in Book 6 page l39; Ruby and Flor
~nce in Book | page 24S; OF the Records o.
MINNIE L. BRAY
Lucky BOY CONSOLIDATED hsR'6'ef MINES
| COMPANY
BY ]. II. MILLER
Attorney-in Fact
| Date of first publication Aug. 10, 1921.
| Date OF last publication Oct. Is, 1921. ..,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27

nally appealing theme-maternity
and home-w hich must be handled
with an ever-present delicacy and
caution that an acutely sensitive
public with marked variety OF opin-
Ions. demands. Leatrlcc Joy and
Richard Dix play tho leading roles
with remarkable expression. espe-
cially the former. whose emotional
work is splendid.
The conventional plot is in evil
dence: two couples, childhood friends.
begin life with slightly different
ideas. The first decide that children
are the greatest promoters of sue
cess in the world and bring them
into their home. The masculine half
of the second couple. relying on the
advice OF Il business associate de-
cides to wait until he is wcli-estab-
lished In life before becoming the
father of the children which his wife
and he cherish and long for. Years
OF unhappiness follow until. on the
verge of II realization on his part.
Of the mistake he has made in spite
of worldly success. fate intcrvcncs
and children become an inpossibility.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Little fur
hats. snug little things. which pull
down quite over the eyes are being
seen. with more and more frequency.
at 'tic places where smart young
women gather.
Usually the coat which accompanies
is Of matching fur. but occasionally
they are worn with a wrap OF cloth
which boasts only band of fur at
the hem line.
Gay things they are. wearing clever
bows OF shiny ribbon or even ventur-
ing very spring-l;kc flowers.
The one shown hints bit OF the
tam and is bound In closely at the
headline with a band OF ribbon.
An interesting thing TO note In
the wearing OF furs is that blue and
gray-eyed women who really look
well in their furs wear brown fur.
and the browneycd woman who
looks especially we'll in her fur wrap
is usually wearing something in gray.
The secret OF It? Your furs should
contrast with your eyes-not match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27

or the Tipless Porter. n new dancing
novelty different from any vet seen
on any stage. called THE Masuuer-
adc." a comedy sketch written and
staged by Neil O'Bricn. entitled The
sound Cure" finale in three scenes
has been written by Neil O'Bricn.
called white Litcnin'." and Is re-
Garded as satirical classic.
The company includes Jack
smoke Gray. Pete Dctzcl and Joe
carroll. Bel and Arlis. Gene cobb.
Fred Miller and Claude Root. Henry
Maher. j. Lester Habercorn Tom
Kane. Wany II. Merscrcau, George
Shon". Dan Marshall. Charles X.
Wright, Tom virgins. Andrew White
Jimmy Johnson, Nyie Verne and Wu-
liam Richards. David ID. Morris.
Speed McCarty. Frank Cracker"
Quinn. Ed i.arson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
IN AND OUT OF Town.

Mrs. Walter Lewis Clack and her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Clack, are
q. ending a few days with Mrs. III. G.
Meredith, of Norfolk.
Mrs. Flora ullman. formerly Of this
|ety is guest a, the jefferson for n
few weeks.
Miss Evelyn Bridges Wake is at
home for the school holidays with
her father. Sclden Wake
Ensign William Sinton, OF the u.
s. S. cambridge. is spending few
Gays with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
"a. C. SInton, ut their home, 1Ol6
i"9st Franklin Street.
Miss Allene Brockenbrough Archer
who Is attending Randolph Macon
Wcman's College. LynchburE. is
spending the holidays at her home,
2515 Hapover Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
DRAMA FANS
MAY HAVE THEIR FILL
Emperor Jones" Play of
Emotions, M orbid Visions
and-Psychological Struggle.
STANDS OUT AS oNE-MAN SHOW
Dramatic Art or Charles (:fIpin An
pears In Hold RciIcf-A Splendid
PORTRAYAL OF the Many Human Emo
t1Ons,

Those lovers OF emotional drama
who saw Emperor Jones' at tho
Academy yesterday must have had
their MI. Ae an exposition of cle-
mental emotions, OF morbid halluci-
nations. OF psychological struggle.
nothing within recollection equals it.
In novelty OF presentation, this drama
or O'Neilrs Is without u peer. More
over, itH onc-man cast, for such IL
really ip. acts IL apart
IN ciShu sconcs, inarvcls of stage
craft. and consuming about ninety
minutes In It's presentation, Emperor
Jones" is about the strangest play
an Academy audience ever saw The
various forest settings. OF tropical
type. make UP scenic dieplay of re-
Tnarkable interest Each successive
sccne last night was greeted with n
colorinG, rapidly OF changes. all these
emphasized the ingenuity of the
Provincctown Players and their scenic
designer Mr.. Throckmorton.
The psychology of the negro Is laid
before the audience with marked H.
deity. Charles Gilpin. IA Brutus
Jones has created I; remarkable role.
Its success In New York and else
where has been very great. What
ever questions may arise as TO it's
propricty In Southern cities. and some
have been heard. the dramatic art OF
| Gilpin must be recognized. From the
iirst scene. when he INDUCES In boa st
ing and braG gadocio. through the
successive Development OF the play.
wherein he has exhibited the depthH
Of craven and abjcct fear. solely in
dUccd by his own mind, Gilpln acts
with great ability.
The Story has been told Heretofore.
Briefly, this cH-Pullmoti porter. es-
capped convict and murderer, has made
/ himself 'Emperor'' Of "A West Indian
I island: he has cxtortcd money from
I his subjects. boarded IT. and has made
preparations for his escape whom IL
shall become evident that his negro
subjects have endured his reign SUI
/ hc!ently LONG. The time comes when
| they rise agair/t him. The blat!ag
OF drums is heard family. Increasing
( gradually, which rhythmic drum beat
continues through the entire action.
Jones starts out to walk through
the forest. equipped in fun uniform.
with six-shootcr revolver. loaded with
one silver bullet to end his own life.
the remaining charges of lead for
( his defense. lie loses his way, grad
ually d!scards his uniform. rc-cnacts
his old crimes shown in tab!cau be-
4 fore the audience. until he finally
I returns after night OF wandering.
10 the precise point where he en-
tered the forest. there to be shot by
a group OF his own former subjects.
tn. play OF Emperor Jones" IS
preceded by II short, two-act Play
called Suppressed Desires" satire
OF psychoanaiys!F. This - cleverly
presented hy "A east of three, COM
! prisinG Elizabeth Brown, Florence
Hernsnurc and Ceci! Clovelly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
At the Colonial.

AZ the Colonial.
The bill at the Colonial proves one
OF the most entertaining. instructive.
artistic and thrilling 81 the year.
There Is not dull moment nor ia
there an Objectionable idea through
out the entire show. Harold Lloyd
shines forth in a regular feature
comedy, "Thc Sailor Made Man" and
there il one long laugh from the
opening game OF croquet. which was
not played. through the enlistment
In the navy. the exciting experiences
in the island OF the Pacific. up TO the
wig wagglng from the cruiser to the
yacht
One young man grew so hilarious
that he declared. I'm going to wait
around after the show and meet that
fellow Lloyd. have always been
one OF his fans, but this piece is "a
wonder. and | want to tell him what
think OF him.
And then there is Burton Holmes
in bermuda" The pictures are in
deed beautiful and Instructive THE
BegGar Girl" two-reel nlm. is a
delightful little classic. based on
Tennyson's poem. The news pictures
are up-to-date and help out in these
days OF big events. Added to this
varied bill Is the music by the
Colonial orchestra and the big organ,
while adding to the lustre of the
whole affair is tho chamelionic
Kaleidoscope o. lights. which add
something OF an Oriental splendor to
the effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
KEY WEST POLICE
CAPTURE SLAYER
Surrcndcrs to Deputy Sheriff Follow
Ing Battle from House
rBy Associated Press. ]


KEY WEST, FLA, Dec. 26.-Man-
ucl Head. coffee shop owner. who
shot and killed William Decker.
prominent Key West citizen, Sunday
morning. was captured some time
later only after battle with the
police which he waged from cupola
above residence a short distance
from the place where Decker wa.
shot.
Tho shooting took place near the
Cuba Club house while the two were
out driving, and soon after the po-
lice were notified an angry crowd
was on tho trail OF Head. who ran to
residence In Whitehead Street and
climbed to the cupola above the sec
ond story. He commenced firing. It
was said by the police. one bullet
grazing the car of Captain Rocker
in charge OF the night police. The
ere was returned and the cupola rid
died with bullets. Head finally sur
rendered 10 II deputy sheriff and was
escorted to Jail by a detachment OF
marines. who were placed on guard
around the prison as a precautionary
measure.
The shooting, IT was said was an
outGrowth OF the whipping OF Head
by masked band last Friday night,
when Head was said TO have torn the
masks from three OF his assailants
and vowed vengeance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCTIBGRG. VA. Dec. 26.-The
usual number OF Christmas weddings
have taken place here this season,
among them being the following:
James Edward Smith and Miss Cor
r!nc Frances Thompson by Rev. p.
T.. Arthur.
Frank Ohie Corington and Miss
Jessie Lee Splawn by Rev. p. f.. Ar
thur.
Arthur Bradley and Miss Patsy
Marguerite Wall by Rev. Il. F. Ar
thur.
Richard Moore and Miss Frances
fritcheu by Rev. +. +. Arthur.
William Raymond Mathcny and
Miss Mary Ruth Perry by Rev. Jos
cph T. watson.
Miss Effie Coleman and Thomas w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
MEXICO ROUNDING UP
UNDESIRABLE ALIENS
Tnkrs steps Looking 10 General
tlcan-Ip OF suites on L. y.
Horticr.

NOGALES. ARIZ.. Dec. 2s.--An i'm.
mediate roundup OF ALI undesira HE
1iens in Sorder points, to be fol-
owed by deportation. has beca or.
dered ~ Francisco Elias, Governor
"f the State Of Sonora. Mexico. ac.
cording To dispatch received today
in NoEales. sonora, across the inter-
rational boundary from here
Included in the list to be arrested
and dcpCrted. II was said. is at least
one OF the men named In the con-
fession made by Manuel Martinez
here Saturday rs having participated
III the raid on the Ruby. Ariz.. post
Office last August. during which
Postmaster and Mrs. Frank Pearson
were killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
"Thc -Four ,rors.n.en, uoou ..

The announced appearance Mt tho
Academy next week, when IT will an
pear twice daily. at 2:3O ami 500. of
the Dhoto-musical version of 9TH.
Four Horscmen OF the Apocalpvsc"
from the epochaI story by Vicente
Blasco lbanez. viii he greeted with
pleasuiahlc anticipation By the many
readers OF the remarkable story and
others who have learned OF the mar
Vicious success attained by It's prcsen-
tation.
From all reliable accounts. nothing
approaching IT In any manner. either
In magnitude or symbolic beauty, has
over been produced before. Its pro-
duction has lifted the silent drama
To- an artistic plane that 1t has never
touched before Accompanied hv an
augmented orchestra. mos, nm
usually impressive musical score
written hy DR.. Hugo Rcisenie!d. Of
the Rivoli Theater, New York, and
directed by J.. T.. Mandy, Of i;ostou
liz rendered in manner that places
II away from what ono would classify
~ motion picture. i, has filled the
high class thcatcrs OF tho principal
cities for long runs ut the highest
prices ever known for n like enter
talnmcnt. II haz received the un-
sunted praise OF notables high in
fame and art as the supreme out
standing achievement In notion
picture cndeavor. II ran for forty
six weeks on Broadway, and recently
closed three weeks engagement i'm
baltimore. where previous booking
compelled its temporary withdrawal
MONDAY 'natinecs being given To ac-
cOmmodatc the crowds
This Is not difficult to understand
when one considers the appeal OF the
hook by Ibanez. and that $1,000. 600
was spent in giving IL production.
The Richmond engagement is certain
10 meet with the same favor that has
greeted IL IN other cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
At tho Lyric.

Lyric patrons yesterday saw an
excellent holiday bill. Beginning
with the usual Pathe News. to which
was added. as "A novelty. modern
Led Acsop Fable. the program pre-
scented the following acts:
MARRYING and Jaryle, accordion pair
playing we'll, but with no unusua'.
features.
Cornell and St. John. In songs and
dances. the feminine half OF the team.
blonde and dainty. first appearing In
costume OF civil War days, later
Ia a costume OF modern type but
limited In quantity. Well received
Murray Kissen & Co. Jewish bar
Der shop and male quartet Offering
The barber shop setting and sketch
clever, with numerous new jokes Of
Jewish typo. Quartet good OF its
Kind. the whole act receiving big
applause.
Allen and Garfield. featuring a girl
OF charm and ability. with Xix
able partner. made the best thing OF
the tnl. Gimme the Making is
bright and clever. and is better than
We usually see here.
The Andcr Sisters. dancers and
drcssers. closed tho bin. Many cos
tunes. with some startling changes
before tho audience. good dancing
and general Willingness TO please.
made this good feature.
NO Acrobats. no blackfacc, no trick
cyclists! O. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
HOLIDAY CROWDS HERE SEE
GOOD PICTURES AT"MOVIES"
Harold Lloyd Brings Thousand Laughs Colonial, and
Betty Compson, as 'Babbie' in ''The Little Min
lister" Is Flawess in Impersonaon.

ring Retty Compson. playing at the
Bijou for the first half OF the week
hetore capacity audience. at the
majority OF the performances. To
transform probably the best work OF
the master. Sir James Barrie. into a
screen story without losing thai, quiet
quaintncss of expression that marks
a masterpiece and not to destroy the
charm that only language can give.
was the problem which the writer's
OF the screen drama met successfully.
more than successfully.
Betty Compson as Babbie. Is flaw
less In her exquisite representation
OF the gypsy girl. whose kind heart
and ovcrmas,eringly lovablc person
atty won the heart OF the Little
Minister. The latter. a difficult char
actcr to create in the silent drama
was perfectly acted by George Hack
athornc. The entire cast showed a
remarkable cooperation and individ-
ual talsnt throughout the story and
evinced harmony with the quaint
scotland setting, splcndidly done.
that was faultlcss. The plot of the
story is essentially unaltcred. and
only few scenes eliminated to af-
ford brcvity which does not in any
way mar the story action. Tho mob
scene. so difficult to shoot" Is cx-
cccding,y we'll done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
NARY DE MUMM LOSES
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP
Nc,f Jersey Court DEGREES Girl Must
He Returned To Father in
(.prmnuy
TBy Associated press1

by NSHOChteU PreSS.
SENECA, KANS., Dec. 26.-Petite
Mary de Mumm. s years old. through
\ recent decision of New Jersey
Bcurt. lost her American citizenship
md became a German baroness.
H The court decreed that Baron Wal
er de Mumm, millionaire champagne
Producer, husband OF tho late Nine.
Frances do Mnmm. formerly Miss
Frances Scovil!e. OF this town, should
(havc the custody OF the daughter
who has been living with her mater
|nal grandparents. She must he re
|sfned to her father by March 1,
the court ordered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
~ the BIuebIr,I.


Lovers OF good. oid-fashioncd gun
play and fstic battles that imbedded
Buffalo Bill into the hearts OF the
young folks of yesterday and today,
were not disappointed at the open-
ing day showing OF Neal Hart in
The Kingfisher's Roost." playing
nj the Bluebird for the first half Of
the week. The star exhibits a
variety OF the COW puncher's art
that is exceptionally clever though
not unusual. and he is supported by
William Quinn as Bull Kecier.
fvcttc Mitchell as Betty Brownlee,
and Chef Ryan as Sheriff Brown
We're IL not for several stock fea-
lures OF the cOw-puncher story, the
one in question might rank as ex-
ceptional. as the plot carries the
usual carmarks of an ever-appealinE
border story. The Book Agent" a
clever comedy, brought ripples OF
laughter during the showing OF the
interior ~ the more or less dreaded
domain OF Satan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
O'BrIcn Minstrel, Conlng

Continuing its wcll-known policy
or always presenting an entirely new
and to-the-minute show. the Neil
OBrien Super Ministries will play
their annual engagement at the Acnd-
envy Thursday. Friday and Saturday
ana saturday matinee. with a pro-
dnction that is claimed TO be super
ior to any they have previously Of
Tered. The first part, which is al
ways distinctive feature of n min
strei program. entails the services OF
sixteen clever comedians. with new
songs and material, sixteen solo vo-
calists with up-to-date selections
and an orchestra of eighteen skilled
musicians under the direction OF J. III.
Del Fccho. The first part setting 81
SAID TO be masterpiece in art and
novel design. The drop displayed
before the opening number carica-
lures the face OF negro, and the
raising OF this drop produces the eff
feet OF the mouth opening. display
Ing inside tho double circle OF per-
formers. The second part OF the show
will consist of new feature acts. the
first boing The Sleepless Sleeper"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
noynIty to Annnuncc Enforcement.

ROME, Dee. 26.-The visit OF the
Belgian sovereiGns To Rome at the
end of January will likely be fol-
loved by the announcement Of the
enga cement OF the Princess Tolanda
to the Belgian crown prince, accord
ing to high authority here. The
royal residence would neither deny
nor confirm the report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Theater Calendar
ACADEMY Tho Emperor

ACADEMY - Tho Emperor
Jones'"
LfRIC-Keith vaudeville.
CoLONIAL-Harold Lloyd in "a
Sailor Made Man."
Observation-Disclosures cast in
Poverty of Riches"
BiJoU-Bctty Compson 10 "The
Little Minister"
lSis-Nell ShipmaO In The Girl
from Gods Country"
oDEON-Pola Negri in One
Arabian Night"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Step for Central American Union.

WASTfINTTON, Dec. 26.-ACcOrdinE
20 official adviccs from Guatemala,
feceived here today, the National AS
Hembly has ratified "in principle" the
pact providing for the creation OF
h Central American union. Signor
Niarc,al Prem, distinguished law
ferSvas named delegate to the con-
(9ukion which will meet in February
ft 'ceguoigalpa, Honduras, the dis
patch said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
At the LILY.


Nell Shipman's THE Girl From
Gods Country" showing at the Isis
Tor the first half OF the week, Is per
maps a difficult vehicle of expression
Tor even so clever an artist, but one
which she handles very successfully
Both in her representation OF the
savage. Indian girl " the Canadian
wi!dlands and In e.. highly colored
and artificial atmosp. - of the So
ciety girl. she lends hcr personality
To the setting with absolute harmony.
The story Is n tale of Indian blood
that flowed in the veins OF n white
woman and the cruel savagery that
!s resultant from 1t. The complete
cast combines a well-done facial eS-
pression'sm with wealth OF detailed
action that compensatcs for the some
what lengthy and complicated plot
One OF the most thrilling airplane
stunts yet attempted is feature OF
the story. and the very unusual
weirdness OF the tale a treat for
lovers OF novelty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-27
Road Pioneer liz Dend.

BAYSIDE, y. Y, Dec 26.-Onsville
g. Coffin, who built the first toll road
in Colorado. running between boulder
and Blackhawks. is dead at his home
here. lie served in Indian campaigns
with the First Colorado Cavalry.