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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02
CLEANING UP

rus Following " An editorial from today. iaoc Of Nmours mue,lue
affords fr tbc immcdmtc future Of livestock prices and market conditions
but Also hccause It states q remedy for Tho hangover Of our late economic
sccn, than al Of tn, neHi.ouon conference p"crnalsm and pap that
It isn't q very pleasant process or ne to stick @ knue int hs own
has been dome, how much better the sor ~ot reds THAT Is Just what me
packing industry has one to itself this month
1T took some courage to mark down inventories and asserts o a uswe
Ss re they tn g rsprc'g NJ, ir q .S,G % Z, % ,H y, % ,, ao %,l 20 Se, 9f So Ss%. I ~. =
tn lcdsrs Of the packers Ton heavy inventory and appraisal values were
to current values has had the effect of reducing overhead to a. point which
has reduced operating cSpenss to the lowest possible minimum under
There !, very reason % believe tina, ne marie, for raw materials
which the packing industry processes for public consumption has zen rs
lowest Lowell and that it VIII bc unnecessary al te end Of this coming year,
higher cash prcc Far many weeks 'he prce u corr has given every
e'idcnoe thai il has reached roet bottom, and an grains seem 10 be
market influence. and TO resist tenaeiou-y any depression from adverse
influences In Tho meantime the price Of livestock generally hiss RISEN and
though grains have been showing strength. theif price has moi advanced IN
then are available to IN farmer who markets ms grain through N'csock'
than e he scf it on the cereal market That condition should serve 20
The signs p steady Improvement in the packing business are unmis-
taxable and there H. INST M dhseouraginG feature about existing oondt
uouui uaney. ancaunr liquidation among al industries and industrial ee-
eenr y ~ us belief Of Armour ms elanan that, The srcaI f industrial "s
would so s . gSs'i.hiy take NE fn n Saa.S,s OF ~ aa .e,a rs, Ss' m ,s
amer an Is sad and done. the value Of II commodity, whether 1t he
do the Manufacturer ~ autouohtnt to maintain hast years rtnE prize Tor
maintain us easc stamford Il ha year q therc Is NJ rnnpiosmentY Ayear
sMe . sl, a. VIA, sosa 90 Il do ne saf@Ft TO- W.T. a",su rs sorn Iron iron
to buy, another GRO vas eoninF along and the farmer then. a a who'll.
industry 70 place a lres upon rs beef . g couIdnt sell any beef At that
PRODUCE. alwass ha- mel with aud always win meet with failure.
rhs people Of .n,e country 70 ct ~ ORD ~ ,hss sbns, lma
iaa'sny which WIN net adjust fsef 20 the current ability and wnlnFne.-
afo acting ~ a handieap 20 ether industries along the road 10 progress
Rishs now me nurrha~nT power of tho farmer y reNisina fbe
uaace ha operations on . firm basis lie AN make money by marketing
s " s sslas, ss esi o. Ii. r"r% sSa. = se has had . ,"e i. inventory
s.ss r W., m,i s z. e sa er ere .ss. ss..m = a aspsta %', ~ Sn % era ss @ asso 49, se. d.
is the ff tho pw ciDF 4 almost ~ hend and t' er"P y going To ts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02

voting man shrank back, then spring
RON his chair.
.Thls is what you In your police
slang Gall "a 'lrumc-up, Isn't ~
You've got to hang the-the murder
ON someone. { suppose. and so | am
tu Ice the goat
by no means barry also hal
risen. You must realize The strong
chcumsianunl ease against you. hut
do not think ynu are guilty.
Barry continued quietly
"Do you know why BcCuusu ever
since this interrogation wls started,
In spite at the damaEing admissions
you made against yourself. yOu have
deliberately o-uulNocatcd and cvSdcd
and I think 7 know the reason
iiarrv's tone ~oftcncd and d~ccpcncd.
81 believe you did care Tor Mrs
Ntnc .houorably and sincerely. and
II is Tor that very fact that ! ask you
10 tell uS the truth nov
For an instant the Young man
hcsltatcd. and then sinking once
more into HE chair hn buried his race
Ia his hands.
At last Gordon Iadd raised mis-
head. and upon his white, set face
thcrc was written ~implacnhlc re-
: solve.
You win Sergeant Barry
hbNlN VNt NV ~hll h'lhit I MhNll VIII
inglS rake up anything against tho
memory ~ thc woman I loved even
though she had played mcrcilcssly
with me. only tu turn me down ir-
rcvocablV IN tile end but there B.
some mystery about this whole thing
that ] don't understand. dnd 30 may
ia u way have same b"nriug upon
the ann ct her death No breath
20; scandal mas ever tuuched her
Nevertheless. -hr must have had
sum" source ut Income tor her
studio was luxurious almost palntial
compared To- this and her war work
md 0ts uf idleucss which she in
dulrod ir later were uuk, unrr-
muncratiyc
His voice broke aud Sergeant
Barry waited "a moment before ASS
inE
WHY ana Mrs vnnc return u
America Inst autumn"
Gordon iadd shrugged
"a Wlim Of hrrs we all thought.
We would not have been SURPRISED
had she announced her departure foi
china. There was nothing -nothinl
definite between us two, you know
was simply one Of many who were
permitted 20 adore her nt a distance
The rest forgot. bat I didn't. / FOL.
lowered her 10 New YORK and wh"t
| found that ~uccess had crowne,
her bizarre talents and yet she wa
living IN tEi~-thls hovrl ~ wni
anBzod beyond words In the artist
colony IN Paris false conventions ar,
unk nown, and when I discovered thu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02
NOT TRUE"

THE editor OF tho IcIncutur' has been looking Hhou and tinkin
4 Like most thoughtfl ob.crvcgs she has concluded that d W time
sound . warning Here % b.
cursed with people n authority making interesting but incorrect
statements
Recently there wa q convention Of the National Dctctc Assoc
citation ono Of the officer In tho opening address made This state
ucnt;
The government OF tho United states spends annually millions
Of dollars on domestic animals and the prevention Of disease among
them ne spends thousands only on the children
We believe there Ia still much room for improvement, but nothing
b. ito be- gained by pntrui or hy curtnilng n cent n wi" expenditure,
to ave the cattle Of America
a careful survey OF nv, D1s shows that the United States Spends
million of dollars .to conserve the health Of children.
hotter hogs mean prosperity and prosperity brings better living
conditions
~ nmy be sensational and drannucc to shout at the Tinted States
4 governments that Il spends more monoy on beasts than bubfos. but The
? statement lacks tho merit OF being true,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02
Reserve Bank Governor Tells
At Banquet Here of Trials in :
Period of Price Reimbursement

|
district ana We c"l1"fNntlNl' Wy
nity n cuurhs' pi ~ "ahh'I,
No Hich hhi'pH ou''oNhe VI SUI
%situa'ion could have been possible:
l1ails"N. Hhln' hu, l"r ,ho t'uora.
r~'s"rN" SNsi'ih Wilrh h"u ~"fonHn
not only ihls dlStric' hui the whoi"
nation through ~" CRISIS Wltlnu'
panic inc l'dorAl i's.IN' hN'cn'
,..T Dozen f'N'''lF 'rlll'lNeu ne s'lu
but as we emers' iron, lne oIl-iS y,
i"hdluFl mrnt INTO ih' heslhhlhFH ~
least Of normal times II is Wur'h
while TO remember ina ne i'lei'i
reserve system prior y" TINS 'riHis
htd pHsA"h lhi"hsh wv" fI'ni"'ht'N
campnlgns' always periods or "Ns'i,
tied iinhncsl conditions an" MAJ
Hlsn survived M" straln "t " E,''l
war winch cost thls hhll"n no, ''HH
sna" ny, p"a,1
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02
Go oN wrrn rilE sroH,

We'll" D.orduu l.ldD IIul.l,urI hla
lips and spoke luwlN wrIphIu. ,lDn
word with cire 90 int myself 100 at
thr on.raUeg with my house Nry and
had reached th" dou uf my up0rt-
mint DutaIl" h"ry Whom slHurIue MP
Tho ~tnirs ] caught % gllmu-, ui Nr-
Nnnc In the hail above Ilsf outside
her w door
AS I had mot -nru bier boo ..NcruI
DAYS I went half way 900 fno stairs
and gres-rd beer with th, half-formad
intention Of paying beer J short OHll if
II were not too late hut she said that
she was too bus, and must work up
on a portrait or words to that Of
fcc. 80 ! hadc bier goodnight and
coming back tu Wy ~ upnrt men:
LET myself IN und Hlu-cd the door
II seemed almost tine nest moment
~ ( hnNa stated that the cotumotiou
arose. and as no % else seemed
likely Co. rcply 40 That bunpiup ON
the c%ntranrc dnur went down and
admitted the policeman We heard
Vnicc- and saw lights coming from
Mrs. Ntno'a apartment ana went up
together. but I had heard No shot
and Of course had mo- suspicion ~
the truth Thag is why IL tionrcd me
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02

lust 80 that / might he near her.
even though she stili laughed at my
wooing, Thcn-thon I began to no.
ticc this man Griswold"
His voice had hardened percrptibll
IN The last words and Barry re
marked.
"tf the report wo set on him mil,os
with his avn account OF himself he
iH a highly respectable member of
society
ooh. I know al. about him, ~!
anybody knows. | mean. I've looked
him IN" iadd criod s%icfiantly.
what ! want 10 know II this. why
Is h" LIVING hidden away la q cheap,
makcshin studio building like this.
"a man with all hts money" WAY
was She. 81 brilliant artistic success
content oven for u day IN such aur-
rounding after the luxury winch
hnd always lic.n hUrs' Why did h.
reputedly q confirmed womnn
hat-r- c1ii upon her. and why did
she even permit nr tolerate hts noe
unalninnoo she who was accustono
abroad tu the soricty uf notable
m"u"'
why did you not ash hrr?"
= did but she always put me OFT
old ~" he was an American typ,
that she had almost forgotten ard
that lac amused hcr. \ week ngO
couldn't stand It any longer. I PRO.
posed to her FOR the last time. and
when yh" laughed AT me - usual
must have lost my head aud gone d
bit too far. for she told me seriously
Ht last That rho would never be- my
wife"
Gordon l.add paused. his clcnchc,
hands tightening until the knuckto'
showed white
- kept away from her after tina
until tonight, when | came in-as
told yon and saw her bidding hin
good night at the landing above
There's no love los ~ wuen them
could swoar to that, She wns iecr
ing al HIM and " over hatred looked
out Of a mans eyes, II looked out 90
his, and yet somehow IN" sight droy,
M" Wild
Otontinurd Ia Dur NcNt Issur)
ucopyright t9e2, SEA Service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02

came that maddeniug rem ,iii"n OF
his name which had 800 often hclprd
ln breaking a stuhburu under
tho third degree. Bu' 300 this cast
there was only n ana Nou know
o. Mrs Van" wg~ either Receiving
or c5ccting "a guest and 10 q siW
no one elise you yuuIs'll mus n",'
mtcrrogatcd the other tenants N IN,
house before approaching you hnh
we have learned NOR" IMAM YOU
think The ehNlut that walls nave
ours b. true also ut c"ilnr~
tie rnue"d siguinctn'N Wlni" SER
g""ni craig 9taf'd az Nun ~ E'h"l''
surprise but th" snDt found is uI'rh
Lcnplng go hi. itci WIN nls mana
some fic" darh"nrd ana distorted ll
ID rar"Nysm "i rage I.add ''i'"
$50 that's what you w. have been
irving to- gct Hi b. tF Thut uii-'r-
able wretch Gri-wold has noted my
mountaineering with ND \uuv and
deliberately tried 80 hl''k'n Pc,
character 900 F"Nl eyes 'Hl"' voc,
was 100 love WItl1 h'f 'll n'i N"ll'
in i'ariS tr wen - h'r' WI ,'H F""
"t my long "tl'lnli !" hl'h' "'' l"t
VIE. hui th'y VIII "lan ''h you ''''
III" has laughed ny love i"t "'i
as she has AT iN"i al nI "thr'7. !
would ave Huid nothing lut now
That ne mas sl"h'h "sh nm Wn!'
claim he nay upun hcr gentlemen.
for ] He'd 20 YOU. dlu see N~"ln'"i.
upon III" STAIR u wa he whem !
saw leaving hrr apartment ' mo,
m"ni h'l"r' 'ut't"h ny OWE INV
90" shet W'. lii'" "hloh m"' nav
ended Nor Hl'.
S're''h' N"i', i'N ~, Wv
NNf IN MNF NNh NlN"N NNANM Nv NA'NHN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02

planted on = much lower g@t losis than has existed Ton many YEAR
The staiihzuiion ~ foreign exchange. the "uAnE Of domestic money
rates, Tho" revival of foreign trade al are having their Influence q tho
farmer. and II Us tato to- tate that II every business in tho Inned Statorw we're
adjusi'd to It's rrwp'r equilibrium the wheels Of industry would today he
hnmuing wHl "a iu louder chorus than now cn be- heard and unemployment
wouldb be curtailed. IL H auttc cmy 10 understand what has kept ralny In
dustrles from reaching Tint proper cdudibrluu. The great drawback
has been labor costs iabnr for tho most unt has hrn a1anafi ~
hs refusal to- lguidntr The packing industry n fortunate in that thronrh
hs Employc Representation Plan It's worker have been able 10 -ce the nocc.-
shy OF ailuHmens and have aided In bringing about a wage reduction thar
approximate % per cent
To understand exactly how necessary ouunbie liquidation fs one h-
ht 10 rectn that two wears ago a. huHhcl of wheat wa Equivalent TO -four
hours work Ht the common lahor wage rate To-day a bushel Of wheat
is equivalent 10 about tlree hours work M the average uurined labor wag
rate The bass Of AT trade is the exchange ~ farm prrducts for labor
and when therr relative Nalucs ne ahproporIonnic an business ts bound
To suffer
In The long rue hhor Itself is going 10 have 10 adiast Its demaHd 10
whHt abe nrncr D. willing 10 pay for labors hire After al. ialors prn-
opat object - m preparing those things which arc essentnl 10 the farmcg
n he farmer ts not willing 10 may ths prmc that manufacturers must ohala
ter 'hir supas "a fah'r tu fy tn~! w0ftcs current wage srabs tho wnge.
feHh must be- reduced "r the tHoioSes must cease 20 serve"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02

The trials Of producers aud bank
crs in the eleventh federal reserve dis
triri during the pcrlod of price re
adjustment. the courage OF cotton
livestock men miners, bus
mess men and bankers which enabled
thcu ia face nnd overcome condi-
tons at one time desperate and the
present rapid progress bach 90 sol
Id ground were graphically described
los W y Ramsey of Dallas. governor
of the district last night to a group
Of bankers from AL part of New
Mexico who were guests VI President
J. u lIerndon aud other officers NJ
the State National bank. ~ the Ava
radu hotel
Ramsey congratulated bankers aud
producers alike on the liquidation
thu Far accomplished in the district
without disaster or serious sacrifice.
coupling with his calculations a dofi-
mite word NJ caution mat liquidation
was not Yet complete and that when
a favorable market condition WIS
achieved IL should be used ia further
liquidation n not Tor speculation.
Ram4cy. with W. g. Weiss. vice
governor, In charge Of ~ Paso branch
of the eleventh district reserve bank.
came here to meet officers and lei
bers OF the New Mexico ionn agency
Of the war finance corporation, with
u Wow h. Fastening approval OF cred
its Tor this region under the a%gricul-
tural aid act. bankers from all sec-
TONS or New Mexico and northern
Arizona Joined In the conference
Rev! rs Time of Trial
Speaking To this group ~ the din-
ncr last night Ramsey went more
frankly into the facts OF the crisis
through which the southwest had
passed than any banker has cared 10
80 In q public statement while tho
crisis was sim acute. The phenom-
cnal drop in commodity prices. he
said. was something The wisest ludg-
mcnt could not foresce or the wild
est experience forctcll Il struck
the whole country disastrously. hut
the eleventh district more than else
where, he thought. because of the
fact that this IL essentially a pro-
duclnp district OF those primary
products which were most affected bv
IN" uupre 'cdcntcd slump The dis
trict produced he said one.third Of
the nation IS cotton crop. n large por-
ton ~ It's wool and mOhuir. much of
its copper and coal and u consld-
cradle volume ~ lumber n is tho
largest center OF livestock breeding
herds. Thus he said 81 was hit
hardest Of all In the price collapse.
LOSSES thus sustained. he said.
amounted to not less than five hun
dred million dollars In u month.
That We have survived the
speaker said, 'is u lasting tribute Ia
the stability ~ the banks Of this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02
LEARN \ woup Eyrny DAY.

TodaN's word rs pTGNACIOl'S
lfs pronounced pug nHy-shus with
the accent on the sccond syllable
u mcHus-uuarrclsume disposed TO
fight. %y"arning Tor battle. fight low
ing
to fight
Companion words pugnacity png
Nervousness,
IFS used like this While Amcri-
cans ar" not p~ugnaciGHs they are
willing To nEh1 Tor their right"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02

The rt'port eft a revolver. iol-
lowed hS hrKriing footsteps on
the stairs. Ca0t"- nrtcstiNr Barry
aud his frtrnd. Professor ~umN.
onoN, 10 rush from the lHiirr~
rpun,~ on the fiith fi"ur al u New
Ncrk apartment huu-c. They
discover that beautiful Miriam
Nnne. society portrait painter.
has been murdered IN her stu.
din apartment IN the ihird fluur
Iadd. II young artist nu tlIr ~cC-
und floor. Griswoli, . bachelor
on the fourth aud Patricia shaw.
u writer On the ~iNth. den, hht-
ing heard the shot. Gri-Wnld
states that IAdd had been ficnd
~ with Miss Nnnr. 'rhl- lHdd
a. nigs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
ONO REGARDED
As PIVOTAL.
Dandruff Soon
Ruins the Hair

Ciris--lf you want plenty OF thick.
beautiful. glossy. ailky hair. DO BY all
means got rid Of dandruff. for u val
ssarve your hair and ruin u n you
don't.
II does no good 10 try 70 brush or
wash II out. The only sure way 10
get rid OF dandruff IL 20 dissolve Il.
then you destroy II entirely. To do
this, get about four ounces or ordi.
nary liquid arvon: apply II at night.
when retiring. use enough 70 rnoistcn
tho scalp and rub u In gently with
the finger tips.
ny morning. most. n not all. OF
your dandrufs win be gone. and three
or four moro applications will com
pletoly dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign ana trace Of II.
You Will find. too. that ali itching
and digging OF tho scalp will stop.
and your hair viii look and feel a
hundred times better. You can get
liquid arvon az any drug store. -Four
ounces Ia all you viii need. no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
This simple remedy never fails.--Ad.
vcrfisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
LITTLE BOYS
DEATH PROBED

Coroner w. II. corson. preparatory
10 adding an inquest. Tuesday. into
the death OF Max venter. T.year-old
ron OF Mr.. and Mrs. ~. c. ventcr.
2i2s ~. tsrd 1T. who was killed Hat.
urday nlght by an automobile. began
an extensive probe into tho accident
Monday.
Tho investigation n raid 20 show
that Miss Aiga III. stost, lac Il. tsrd
st.. was driving "a chr which struck
tho boy while shc was taking driving
lornons from her mother. Mrs. Lillian
stott. when tho accident happened
The boy died In tho Virginia Ma.
son hospital few hours after he had
been struck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

from Indiana and Michigan. with
a totally wet delegation from Iill.
nois.
DryH do not oonoccs any such a
loss. Instead. they contend tina;
with tho majority Of people In favor
of prohibition. they will srttio tiro
question for keeps ~ sweeping into
congress atm bigger majority op.
posed 90 tho saloons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Tacoma Man Tries
to Break in Jail

TACOMA. wash. Oct. sa.--rsii has
no terrors for r. r. osgood. Is. who
chccrfully walked into the police sta
ton yesterday and gave himself up
10 Captain OF Detectives John s,rIck-
land. saying:
wei. I want home for ths win
ter again"
Osgood claims hs passed two bogus
checks Saturday. He II held pending
an investigation OF this matter. He
was Jailed on similar charge year
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
WINTER GARDEN

The frs; nhowings OF the Fox pic
ture. ''Extral ExtraF' al the Winter
Garden theatre Sunday marked an
undoub,ed triumph for Edna Murphy
and Johnnie Walker. tho youthful
artists who have grown rapidly In
popular esteem since they we're eie-
waited 20 stardofn by Fox after their
excellent work In over the Hill"
The story. by Julian Josophaon. Is
a charminEiy developed romance. II
Is based upon a sensational achieve
ment by n young reporter. In follow.
Ing up which he encounters the Girl.
who hates him with reason before
she learns 70 love him. He earns her
hatred. however. IN a wholly limo
cent way. and wins her love because
he 10 worthy OF a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
HISTORIC CHARACTERS
REPRODUCED IN FILM

In a banquet scene In the court
OF King James !. Of England. which
Ia a part OF the new Paramount
picture produced by George Fitz.
maurice. ITO Have and To Hold"
several historic percentages have
been reproduced. These are wil-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

Every druggist here guarantees
each package OF "Papc's Cold Com.
pound" TO break up any cold and end
grippe misery In a few hours or
money returned. STIFFNESS. pain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

COLONIAL

Probably the strongest ana most
dlatin Euished cart ~vsr assembled for
any picture In tho history OF
tho screen IL sesn in The -Four
Hornomen Of tho Apocalypse" now
showing at tho Colonial thsster for
"a limited engagement at painiess
prices.
Rodolph Valentino. who plays tbs
leading role OF Julio. the tango king,
until he esnters all u his affection
on tho beautiful young wife " dis.
tinguished engineer. left on tho out.
sldo Of things as a neutral In the
war, deserted by his sweetheart when
she hears tho call Of duty and Joins
tho Fvnch forces. enikting In tho
infantry and finally giving up his
iifo In the sheii.swcpt fields OF North.
ern France. Alice Terry 10 seen AZ
the beautiful young wife.
COLISEUM
Heroes ana Husbands" the lead.
ing role OF which IL played by kath.
crime Macdonald. n "a story dealing
with the ilfo Of "a successful young
novelist, Busanne Danbury d<ather.
Inc Macdonald. who pays little nj.
ieniion 10 men. prefernng her work
20 social activities. Much excite
ment follows the accidental shooting
OF Dennis. publisher Of susnnne's
IS0yela. whilo he was taking part In
n psSy at weekend party. For a
time hssanne and the other guests
are under she suspicion ~ the police
but things arc Strengthened out by "A
confession. Suzanne falls IN love and
tho picture has happy ending for
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

lam Shakespeare. Ben johnson and
the Duke OF Buckingham. The cast
includes Betty Compson. Bert Ly-
tell. Theodore Kosloff. Walter Long
and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

Wallace Reid as The Ghost
Breaker" playing at the Liberty
this week. is drawing record crowds
Tho story opens In Southern town
with tho revival Of an ancient feud.
Warren Jarvis Ovallacs Reid II
forced 70 leave and Is followed by
fcudlst whom he later shoots. He
thcn meets Maria Theresa. Span
lsh princess. and he goes 10 her home
in Spain. where both have a thrilling
time solving tho mystery OF haunt
ed castle.