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The Catholic bulletin., 1922-07-08
Citation for Hearing ON Petition for
Administration.

Citation for Hearing ON Petition for
Administration.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey.-ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Otto A..
Winter, Decedent
The State of Minnesota to all whom it
may concern:
The petition of Bertha M. Winter
having been filed in this Court repre-
senting that Otto A. Winter, then a
resident of the County of Ramsey, State
of Minnesota. died intestate on the
twenty first day of June, 1922, and
Of said estate be granted to Bertha M
Winter.
1t Is Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested
and required to appear before this
Court on Tuesday, the 1st day Of
August. 1922, at ten o'clock insthe fore
noon or as soon thereafter as said mat
ter can be heard, at the Probate Court
Room. in the Court House in the City
of st. Paul. in said County and show
cause. If any they have, why said petit
ton should not be granted and that
tion thereof in The Catholic Bulletin.
according to law, and by mailing a
copy of this citation at least IA days
before said day of hearing to each Of
and addresses are known and appear
from the files of this Court
Witness the Judge of said Court this
goth day Of June. A. 2. 1922.
A. K. DOE,
Judge OF Probate.
OF Washington County, Mimi, acting
as and for Judge of Probate Of Ramsey
County. MINI.
Attest f. w. Gosewisch,
Clerk Of Probate,
MICHAEL r. HOxMEIER.
Suite III Globe Rldg.
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p. DRoEsE.

The drug store of P. Droese in
Forsyth offers splendid prescription
service at all times. A trained and
expert druggist is always on duty in
this store, ready to give you prompt
and accurate service. The ladies find
that they get the largest assortment
of worthwhile toilet articles and ac-
cessories here of any place in the
city. The store carries some of the
best grades of confectionery made,
and also large stock of stationery
magazines, fountain pens, inks, kodaks
and supplies and novelties.
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PRODUCERS MEAT COMPANY.

Buy your meats of the Producers
Meat Company, four doors north of
the post office, and then you will get
meats that are tender and have real
flavor to them. You will really en-
Joy one Of those tender steaks always
handled here. or those rich juicy
roasts waiting your selection and or
der. You will want some of the home
made sausage from this market. The
market is also offering some new
auer kraut that is very appetizing.
Everything in smoked, cured and salt
meats, fresh fish and oysters in sea-
son, as we'll as eggs, butter and cheese,
and canned goods of all kinds.
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brands of coffees: teas, spices, fiavors,
-four, biscuits and package cookies
and crackers, and canned goods. Ev-
cry day is bargain day there for can
ned goods and you will find it to your
| advantage to buy your canned meats,
fish, vegetables. fruits, milks, soups,
jams and the like here in dozen and
case lots. You will also like the fine
grades of coffees and teas handled by
| this store.
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]. z. NoRThWAY.

You can always get the most tender
steaks and juiciest roasts at the
Northway Market without making a
special request for them. Every
facility for caring for it's stocks of
fresh, salt, smoked and cured meats
has been installed there SO that the
patrons can be sure that orders from
this market will reach their homes in
perfect condition. The market also
specializes in high grade poultry and
dairy products, and fish and oysters
in season, and. also carries different
brands of cheese
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DEAN's JEwELRY G. DRUG STORE.

Deans Jewelry G Drug Store is one
the best patronized and best known
rug stores in Forsyth. 1t is a ReXall
tore, which means that it handles the
amous Rexall drugs and products
which are always to be found in the
leading drug stores of any city. This
store makes speciality of prompt and
accurate prescription filling, and a
thoroughly trained and expert pharma-
cist is always in charge. The ladies
Of Forsyth have learned that they can
always find the very latest stocks in
toilet preparations and accessories
here in the Dean Jewelry & Drug
store Company's stocks, also import
ed and domestic perfumes. The store
is also famous for the splendid candies
it carries, for stationery supplies,
kodaks, sundries and novelties.
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names Of the Apostles too ordinary t,

names of the Apostles too ordinary to
remember.
Where are the mothers Of today
The obligation of enforcing parental
authority is more needed than ever
before, and yet we find an utter laxity
OF it. No mother should oppose prop
er enjoyment. The Church believes in
innocent amusement and always en-
couraged it. But this is the kind that
brings no blush of shame to the
cheeks, and against which no finger OF
criticism can be pointed.
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THoMPsoN.eowAN coMPANy.

The name Thompson-Gowan Compa-
ny is always connected with the
handling Of high grade groceries. The
firm carries very complete stock of
the best lines of groceries, fruits and
vegetables. One finds in its stocks
many of the nationally advertised
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will be g,.d to give you estimates and
prices Oh electric wiring and install
atifn of electrical fixtures. equipment
.nd devices of all kinds. 1t has fine
line of electric cooking utensils, vacu-
um cleaners, electric fat irons and the
like
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AFTER LAFnTE,s GOLD.

Two energetic young men have es-
tablished camp on the lower part of
Padre island in the Gulf Of Mexico
on the Texas shores, In an effort to
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FORSYTH LIGHT q POWER co

~ ~ EEGFTI &C FOWEH CO.
Among the list of light and power
companies in Montana, there is not
one that has better record of service
than the Forsyth Light & Power Co.
1t is doubtful if there is like utility
IN city of the same size in the state
that has better equipped plant, that
gives better service or service at
lower rates than the Forsyth Light
& Power Company. The plant of the
company is a modern one in every de-
tail and its distribution system covers
the city thoroughly. The company
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FORSYTH STEAM LAUNDRY.

"Send It to the Laundry"
When you send your family linen
and laundry to the Forsyth Steam
Laundry, you eliminate Blue" from
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FORSYTH, MONT.

HISTORICAL REVIEW CATHOLIC CHURCHES PROM
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURING PLANTS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MERCANTILE HOUSES RETAIL
STORES, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE.
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MAILING INSTRUCTIONS

The patterns illustrated on this page win be
mailed to any address on receipt Of 10 cents,
in silver or stamps, for each pattern. In these
patterns allowance is made for seams.
Order by number and size and send money
with order. Write plainly.
FIJI out attached coupon and send to this
ONCE.
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cATALo CUE NOTICE

CATALo oGUE NOTICE
Send 15c In silver or stamps for our UP TO
DATE SPRING AND SUMMER, 1922, CATA-
LOGUE, containing over 500 designs Of Ladies,
Misses and Children's Patterns, CONCISE
AND COMPREHENSIVE ARTICLE ON DRESS
MAKING, ALSO SOME POINTS FOR THE
NEEDLE illustrating 30 Of the various, simple
stitches) all valuable to the home dressmaker.
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(Seal of Probate Court.)
DOUGLAS, KENNEDY & KENNEDY
Attorneys, st. Paul, Mimi.
Evening star., 1922-12-17
RIALT0-''Brothers Under the
Skin"

Tho Go!dwyrI photoriay. adapted
from the magazine story 10y Peter Il.
kyne. brothers Ult.icr The Skin" will
'he the attraction at Moore'S 1sialto
Theater this week. beginning today.
Its thesis is that all men are brothers
N hen 1t becomes Il question of mar
-!aee and mans relations with his
wife, no matter what their economic
or social station in life.
Mr.. Kyne, aided by Director Hopper.
is said to have made this picture OF
marital struggles II real and an anus
ing human document. The vein of
comedy tapped early in the first reel
Yields an excellent tonnage of
laughter until the very last scene. In
addition there is a SubStratum of
powerful drama that serves To elevate
Tho production.
The five principal characters are
played 10y Helene Chadwick ard Fat
rMalley tas the poor married CCuplc)
claire Windsor and Norman Kerry
as the wealthy pair). and by Mae
Busch as the inevitable divorcee to
he found In every apartment house in
New York.
THE Price of Progress" an "Our
lang comedy. and the orchestral
program. including Lcutners Jubilee
Overture VIII he added attractions.
Evening star., 1922-12-17
METROPOLITAN - My Friend

Ny Fried the Devil" William
FoXS film adaptation Of Georges
DhnetS famous novel. "Dr. kameau,
Will be presented for the first time in
Washington at Crandall$ Metropolis
IAN Theatcr this afternoon.
In prologue is disclosed the tragic
Incident that shattered George Dry
,dcn's faith in God. The play then
SuickS up his life in middle age after
he has achieved famc as surgeon
i:elievina: himself happilv married. he
srlorics in the blossomiug womanh"od
II his daughter Beatrice. The doc
\ nrs atheism. however. has always
~hcen Il barrier to tHv love "f his wife.
who seeks Solaec in the company "t
a young artisL- when he is kiil G.
th., shock also KILLS The WIN. Years
later, when Dr. Dryden is seeking his
daughters birth certificate u eSt;th-
iiSh her right To a marriage license.
he comes upuu the secret diary OF his
wife. In Il burst of uutrocvd temper
h. drives his daughter from the
house. and ho- LIE hangs in the bad
:tnce for days. During this ordeal
Dryden experiences the cataclysms
jhat force him to acknnWi. dsse Il
power higher than his own scientific
brain.
Charles Rtchman. Barbara castle"
ton, William Toe kcr and icGSl Sna"
, have important roles.
The Metropolitan World Survey.
the Literary pic,St'S Fun From the
Press" and Il Gosclty reel are added
attractions, with Il special orchestral
setting.
Evening star., 1922-12-17
pALACE-Marion Davies. The
Young Diana

Marion Davies. the beautiful star "t
When kujghtho"I Was in Flower.
.-.yill he pictured here again this week
in her latest production. Tho Young
DIANA which viii begin Il four-day
..ngags ment ut Lvew's Palace ihcater
his afternoon.
The last three DAYS Of the week,
, May NcAVuy, remembered for her
charming impersonation of the role
.f Cris.l. III !. II. Barri,'s fantasy,
Sentimental T"mm$,' viii he pic
,ured in the stellar role OF her latest
production, "Th" Top OF New York
The Young Diana is a screen ver~
sion of the magazine StDTE by Mary
Corelli. 1t was directed by Albert
Capellani and Robert Nignola. a
rotable cast includes Pedro de Cor
dorba. Forrest stanley. M;tclyn Ar
buckle. and GYPSY o'Bricn. Joseph
Urban designed the settings Miss
Davies has the roll. of u girl = !ip finds
the secret of eternal youth. and passes
through many strange. eird. and
dramatic experiences and adventures
The Top of New York is the story
"f a little dancer who supports Il
worthless uncle. and an invalid
brother. 1T is Il heart-interest drama
If the rooftops of New York. directed
l,y the late William y. Taylor, VIII"
made The Green Temptation and
- 'Huck CHERRY Finn.
Short-length tilms and musical num-
hers will he added attractions.
Evening star., 1922-12-17
Literature and the Films.

which VI. ohnet has recorded. L IIiS
destructive working of the forces Il
darkness is tacible only in the re-
suits which it achieves and which ar"
made the subjects Of the scenes pic
tured before the eye. BY reason OK
the actuality of all that happens and
the picture Very freedom from -
Grass and obvious symbolism. M
Friend the Devil" may lac said to "c-
cupy "A conspicuous place am"EG
those camera dramas that fulfill Il
thoughtful purpose as well AS r-e-
vide wholesome entertainment.
This is one of the most hopeful
signs in the industry today-tlie Ia
telligent effort that is being mao"
by the foremost producers IF tn
country to elevate the standard of
pictured drama to a plane where II
will permanently and consistently ~ =
list the interest of p,ayRoers who -
not insist that every minute poss'-
bility Of plot and action be lsu3lizta.
The screen is no less susceptible OF
such desirable qualities as susaens'.
subtle suggestion and implied action in
its drama than the articulate stag.
There will no doubt come t liza"
when Silent drama Will have GeNel"f
ed its own tschniuue. its own hN'l
dramatic forms and lis own disIin'-
tive stylr Of writing. but untn Tia l.
happy conSummat ion has bctn rea"''-
ed such deft accompliShm m"ntS as az
promised in My Friend the Devil.
augur fine things for the more im!n.-
diate future.
Evening star., 1922-12-17
GOSSIP.

THAT must have been a publicity
stunt about Priscilla Dean objecting
to the star part in Drifting" We now
hear Priscilla has entered into the role
with avidity. not to say eagerness and
ambition.
Although her years are not yet great
enough to cause her any worry. she is
an old-timer in pictures. Ruth Roland
came along at about the age of three
years in "Cindereila'' on the stage.
She's been acting ever since. She is just
now working on "Ruth's Millions" an
other one of her popular serials
Betty Compson is rot married, all
though she is one Of the most popular
is transferring his talents to the spoken
stage. He is in New York at the pres
ent time and viii soon begin rehearsals
for his new play.
Mary Alden is to be starred in "a
Woman's Woman" released by United
Artists.
Mrs. Sidney Drew is appearing in
vaudeville in a play!et called "Predesti-
nation Hazel DAILY is married to Harry
Beaumont. She is not in pictures at
present.
May McAvow was horn in 1901, and
now you know how old she is She is a
teeny. weeny big of thing, only four
feet eleven in her stockings, and has
dark hair and blue eyes.
George Arliss appeared on the screen
for the first time in THE Devil He is
about fifty-three years old. Nita Naldi
is OF Italian parents and about twenty
five years old. You may not believe it,
but Bebe Daniels has auburn hair.
Thomas Meighan is Frances Rings
''better half.'t Marion Davies wasn't
even married once in her life. Claire
Adams is in the same class
Jack Gilbert is married. Leatrice Joy
is his wife. She plays with Matt Moore
in Minnie" her latest release, and it's
q scream.
Margaret Loomis plays opposite Doug
las MacLean in 'Beliboy Thirteen"
Wallie Reid is stil making pictures
His forthcoming picture will be Mr..
Billings Spends His Dime" Bessie Bar
ricale is playing in vaudeville at the
present time. but she is to return to
the screen very soon.
Monty Blue. corking actor is to
star in Brass" and also in Main
Street" Win yougever forget him as
Danton in ''The Two Orphans?
Lon CLANCY has appeared in a great
many pictures, some of the best known
being 1.-THE Penalty" Hell Morgan s
Girl Outside the Law "Oliver
Twist" and Shadows" 1t is said that
in all his pictures he has never repeated
a makeup.
For the benefit OF those who did not
see it when it was shown some time
ago. "The Birth of a Nation is again
on Broadway. Lillian Gish and Henry
Walthall will again delight the multi
iUde.
Few persons know that Enid Bennett.
the wife of Fred Niblo. has a ten
months -uld daughter. She would rather
have Il good acting part than a star
role. And SO Douglas Fairbanks cast
her for Maid Marian in his Robin
Hood"
W. K Ziegfeld ir who was business
manager of the w. X. Ziegfeld Russian
pictures expedition. just returned to
New York after a three months pic
ture making campaign in Russia and
Siberia. has resumed his studies at
Yale. where he is in his senior year. Mr.
Ziegfeld, who was managing editor of
the Yale Record. it is said. was honored
upon his return from abroad by being
elected chairman of the board of that
publication
Evening star., 1922-12-17
Art Masterpiece
For "Mov;e" Title

THE use of "Elanders Field the
famous painting commemoratmg
the heroic struggle of the allied soldiers
to stem the onrushing foe in France, has
given the producing colony on the
Pacific coast q new topic of discussion
The painting was utilized as the prln-
eipal theme Of the art Tnemes ti,,es in insa
and so striking has been its effect on
spectators, it is said that , other hem pro %
seize upon the idea in films needing
similar inspirational captions and use
well recognized masterpieces to put
over their massage.
Mr.. Ince was fortunate in obtaining
permission from the holders of the
copyright on the painting. Bauer and
Black. 1t has never before been used
on the screen. Reproductions of it.
however, are in countless homes in
America and Europe. Applause, seldom
accorded to a title alone, invariably has
marked the appearance of the FLANDERS
Field" title.
"Skin Deep" the photoplay. was de-
signed as an object lesson to the Amer
! lean people in their duty toward the
returned soldier.
Evening star., 1922-12-17

THE Cathedral of Notre Dame,
l eight streets of fifteenth century
Paris and thirty miscellaneous sets
in replica of structures which are
mentioned in Victor Hugo's novel.
THE Hurchback of Notre Dame" will
be built at Universal City for the
filming of that story.
The building of the cathedral. it is
claimed. will he the greatest archl-
tectural achievement of the motion
picture industry, for 1t will be built
exactly as it existed in 14S2. one
hundred and fifty feet wide by 225
feet high, it will be lifted against
California skies as monument to the
motion picture art.
The structure will show the three
doorways. the two towers, the splre
, the gallery of kings and the plaza in
front The doorways will be masscd
with sculpturing. and artists at Uni
vers sal City are now reproducing the
thirty-five heroic statues for the gal
lery of kings. Each statue is ten feet
in height and bears recognizable re-
semblance to the original.
From the Place de Paris, the plaza
in front of the cathedral. there will
radiate streets lined with houses OF
the period. Nearby will be built the
Place de Greve. the torture ground
where, In the fifteenth century. crimi-
nails were tortured on plllory and
gibbet. The site is the present square
in front of the Hotel de Vile.
Another interesting street scene
Evening star., 1922-12-17
Paramount Has 80 Me1U Pictures

Cosmopolitan production; The Ne'er
Do Well" starring Thomas Meighan.
and The Leopardess." starring Alice
Brady.
April-"Bella Donna" Pola Ncgri IN
George Fitzm urice production:
Grumpy" a William dc Mile pro
duction; '"The Go-Gctter," "A Cosmo-
politan production; You Can't Foo!
Your Wife George Melford pro-
duction; "Prodigal Daughters star
ring Gloria Swanson: The Glimps"''
OF the Noon" an Allan Dwan pro
ductior, featuring Beie Daniels and
Nita Naldi: Tho Trail Of the Lone
some Pine starring Mary Miles Min
ter. with Antonio Moreno in a fea-
turd role. and The Law of the Law
less" starring Dorothy Dalton, with
Charles de Richie featured.
May-"The Tigers Claw" starring
Jack Holt: "Mr. Billings Spends His
Dime" starring walter Hers, with
Jacquel!ne Logan featured; the
Rustic of Silk" George Fitzmaurico
and Conway Tearle; 'Declasse." star
ring Pola Negri; Hollywood" Il
James Cruze production. with notable
cast, including Cecil Be DeMille. poll.
Meighan. Wallace Reid. Bcbe Daniels
Agnes Ayres. Jack Holt. Betty Comp
son. May McAvoy. I-"atrice JOY.
Wanda Hawley. Lila, Lee, Theodore
Roberts. Conrad Nagel. Lois Wilson,
Theodore kosloff. George Fawcel
Charles Ogle, Walter Hers. Jacque-
line Logan and others; and Ven
detta." with Lionel Btrrymore and
Alma Rubens, a Cosmopolitan pro-
duction.
June - white Heat" starring
Thomas Meighan; "Contraband." star
ring Agnes Ayres: '"The Woman With
Four Faces" starring Betty Compsoh;
"PlueDeard'S Eighth Wife starring
Gloria Swanson: only 3s," Viii
liam de Mile production. and ''Th'i
Exciters." co-stsA-ling Bebe Daniels
and Bert Lytell.
July-"A Gentleman Of Leisure.
starring Wallace Reid; children or
Jazz. probably an Al Green produc-
ton. featuring Nita Naldi, Jacque-
line Logan. Conrad Nagel and Robert
Cain: Fog Bound starring Dorothy
Dalton: The Snow Bride. starring
Alice Prady. and The Light to Lee
ward" starring lack Holt.
Evening star., 1922-12-17

SEvERAL productions of record
size. Walter HERS a star for the
first time and Pola Negri in her first
American-made film will be features
of series of thirty-nine Paramount
pictures to be released during the
| next six months, beginning February
1. The decision to star Mr.. HERS. 1t
is explained. was a result of reports
on his popularity in all sections OF
the country.
Mr.. Hers first appearance as a star
will be in "Mr. Billings Spends HIS
Dime" a farce-comedy, with Jacque
line Logan in the featured feminine
role, under the direction of Wesley
| Ruggles: The cast will include
George Fawcett, Robert McKim. Clar-
ence Burton, Patricia Palmer and
Lucien Littlefield.
One of the biggest productions viii
be Adams Rib" by Cecil Il. DeMilie.
In one of the sequences an exact re-
production of California redwood
forest was made in the studio. SO
proper lighting could be secured.
Another produced on a scale never
before attempted is Emerson Houghs s
story, The Covered Wagon" the epic
of the "49ers" on their trip across
the western plains. Five hundred
wagons. three tribes of Indians. more
than 5000 persons and an immense
amount of equipment are being used
by James Cruze in making this pic
ture. SO far as possible. on the actual
locations used by the pioneers.
! The list of productions follows.
! F.. .bruary-"When knighthood was
in Flower" starring Marion Davies,
a Cosmopolitan production; DARK
Secrets" starring Dorothy Dalton;
"My American Wife" a Sam Wood
production. starring Gloria -Sw anson; ;
adams Rib Cecil g. DeMille pro-
duction; Drums Of Fate starring
Mary Miles Minter. and "Nobody's
Money" starring Jack Holt
March-"Java Head" George Mel
ford production; The White Flower.
starring Betty Compson: adam and
Eva" starring Marion Davies.
Cosmopolitan production: Racing
ItHearts." starring Agnes Ayres; Inc
Covered Wagon" a James CruZe pro-
ductiou- The Nth Commandment" a
Evening star., 1922-12-17

TIME. motion picture industry seems
L to be at the height of that cycle
in it's development which in later
years will be looked upon as the
period of filmed literature. The cur
rent season has brought many of the
finest works of fiction to the screen.
a majority of these picturized 70
mances have been known to the mass
of American readers. Coca sionally one
book grubber is not SO we'll acquaint-
ed A case in point is afforded by
Georges Ohnet's .Dr. Rameau,'
brought to the silver sheet as Viii
liam Fox production under the title,
MY Friend the Devil"
The Mephistophelian spirit Of evil
has had a definite place in all the arts
since that ancient day when man first
began 10 record his impressions in
roughly hewn rock. Many caavasseS.
more than = few of which are priced
as priceless treasures in the COZ
lections of connoisseurs. have the
devil for their central or motfvating
figure: SO. too, in many books ard
operas and not a few groups OF SOUP
ture. 1t is not Il direct toucn Of the
evil spirit that occasions the titular
revamping of ''Dr. Rameau.' The
devil is not even symbolical char
acter in the working out Of the in
teresting story. which has as its pivot
al figure an ATHEIST whose faith in
God was destroyed when he was Il
boy and not restored until the late
years of his life. when his skill as a
celebrated surgeon is not equal 20 the
task put upon it.
The early incidents of the narrative,
which is strictly modern and intense
iy human. are such as to put in opc:;-
ton evil influences that have a Ltrec;
bearing upon the lives of nj co,-
cerned in the progress of tie cVsnts