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To prevent a cold, take 666.-Adv

Mr.. John Dozier has rented his
apartment to Mr.. c. NJ. Frazier of Mi
ami, who has come to Ocala TO drink
the Salt Springs water, the curative
and medicinal properties of which
have been highly recommended to him
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After a pleasant visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lancaster,
and his sister, Miss Dorothy; also his
many old friends, Mr.. Forney Lancas-
ter left today for his home and place
of business in Pittsburg. Mr.. Lancas-
ter declares Ocala has improved 100
per cent in the last ten years.
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Daily Times-Union, Tampa Tribune,
Woman's Home Companion, Red
Book, American Magazine, Literary
Digest, Vogue at Phillips Drug Com
pany. 24-3t
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Mr. E. Gibbons has opened wood
yard on North Osceola street on the
property formerly owned by the late
J. D. Small, and solicits orders for
immediate delivery.
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666 cured Dengue Fever.-Adv

Our stock of fresh meats, vege-
tables and poultry is always the best
to be had. Reasonable prices and
prompt delivery. Main Street Market.
Phone 108. 2-tf
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]. F. Ricketson, ticket agent at the
union station, spent Sunday with his
mother and other relatives at Folks
ton, Ga.
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RESSMAKING-All kinds of fancy
and plain dressmaking done. Mrs.
Sue Connell, over Eagle Grocery
store. 22-6ts
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LIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ex-
plains simple treatment for infiam-
ed gallbladder and bile ducts asso-
ciated with gallstones. Booklet free.
Dr. H. Paddock, Box 201. Kansas
City, Ma. Its
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FOR SALE-One "E. NJ" wood range,
practically new. Will sell cheap for
cash. Apply 304 S. Osceola ST.,
corner End st. A. L. Perry. 24-6t"
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That new orchid called "Sophrolae-
liocattleya" makes it little more
difficult to say it with fowers.-Bos-
ton Post.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beuchler Oh
Atlanta are guest sof Mr.. and Mrs. E
C.>Beuchler at their home at Anthony
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Call phone 108 early and you
won't have long to wait for your
meats and groceries for dinner. Main
Street Market. 2-tf
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If civilization is on trial, as the
pessimists say, why not dress it up as
a woman, accuse it of murder and
put it before the American. jury -
Washington Post.
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FOR SALE-All household and kitch-
en- goods, including china, cut glass,
curtains, rugs and potted plants.
Bargain if sold at once. Call at No.
2z2 E. Washington st. 20-6t"
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FOR RENT-Unfurnis house,
close in. All conveniences. Rent
reasonable. Phone 40 or see d. r.
Connor at Masters store 24-6t*
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The. friends of Mrs. H. S. Minshal
are glad to see her out again, after
several days of illness.
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WOOD FOR SALE-For the best
wood at the lowest price call ALL
Blue. Prompt delivery. E. Glib
bons, N. Osceola st. 6-24-tf
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WANTED-Salesman, agents. Adver-
tise. Sell candy to storekeepers. Big
pay. Experience not necessary. The
Candy Co., 723 Walnut ST., Philadel-
phia, Pa. 6-23-6t
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The Ocala branch of the Early Set
tiers Association of America will be
organized on July 1st.
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NOTICE

The Clarkson Hardware Company
will hold its annual stockholders meet
ing at its office July 4th at 2 p. m.
26-2t-mon F. E. Wetherbee, Sec'y.
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Rub My Tism IAN antiseptic.-Ad

That seven million majority has re-
formed its lines and is now marching
towards the pie counter.-Asheville
Times.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

LOST-In Holder building, watch,
chain and silver pencil. Finder re-
turn to Star and receive reward. st
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

FOR RENT-Store room in the Ocala
House block facing courthouse. See
L. R. Bracken. 26-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

The trouble with Russian concess-
ions is that they concede nothing
Dallas News.
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FOR SALE-Milk cow. Gives large
quantity of milk daily. Apply to j.
Chas. Smith, 9th St., phone 491. st
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

Albert's Plant Food for flowers: 25c
and SOC. packages. Sold at the Court
Pharmacy. 1s-tf
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FOR HIRE-Buick six. For quick and
satisfactory service call phone 231s
or 424. CORDREY BROS. EFT
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

You can bid business pessimism-
farewell with good Washing
on Post.
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.LOST-One Hood tire and rim, 36x
Az. Return to Buick garage and re-
ceive reward. N. E. Lowe. 23-3t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

FOR SALE-A few fresh Jersey cows
with calves, also one fine Jersey
bull. Joe. Brennan. 21-6ts
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

Mrs. G. A. Carmichael has as her
guest for this week Mrs. Gamble of
Gambler, who arrived Saturday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

Mrs. N. ". Meadows is spending
few days with relatives in Anthony.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

Mrs. B. T. Perdue has returned from
a weekend visit with friends at Day.
tona.
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UNCLASSIFiED
ADVERTISEMENTS

CRATES under this heading are az
follows: Maximum of six lines one time
Csc: three times soc; six times 75c: one
month $500. All accounts payable I'm
advance except to those who have reg
ular advertising accounts.
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WANTED want to rent
house as close in town as possible.
Phone 373 or address P. o. Box
116, Ocala. 26-3t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26

Small flags and large flags, cotton
and silk flags, at THE BOOK SHOP.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-26
OCALA OCCURRENCES

If you have any local or society
items for the Star. call five-one.
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"THE PARIS"

A French model shoe with an Amer
lean accent on the toe and heel, but
cut in an entirely French fashion. The
material is of black brocaded satin
quarters, with a plain SINNERS
SHOE SATIN vamp and toe.
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666 quickly relieves a cold.-Adv.
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"THE CLEOPATRA"

In three decidedly different mate
rials, but in the same Cleopatra model.
Quite Egyptian in model, but toned
down to strictly American woman's
fancy. The materials are BLACK
PATENT LEATHER, BLACK Satin
of SKINNER'S SHOE SATIN,
WHITE BLUMENTHAL'S KID with
KID LINING to the end of the toe.
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666 cures Bilious Fever-Adv-
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c6A cB
New Showing of Models That Won FAVOR
at the Convention
Four Red Hot Models off Fifth Avenue that Our Advanced
Models from the Red Cross Shoe Company
"THE CHIC"

A stylish model with very promi-
nent GRECIAN influence in the in
step and toe Made of best white kid
obtainable, also white kid lined from
toe to heel, two straps to button.
The Yale expositor., 1922-05-04
Music Studio
SYSTEMATIC VOICE TRAINING
IRIS. ]. l.. YORK
Methodist Protestant
Parsonage

John Burley, of Port Huron,
was a Yale visitor on Thursday
of last week.
Monday nights council meet
ing was a lively affair, with the
best Of feeling existing.
Rev. Stroup is away on an auto
mobile trip this week in Lake
county. George Beadle is with
him.
Next Wednesday evening, May
18th, is the date of the Masonic
ball; 900 o'clock is the hour and
the Auditorium is the place.
Andrew Geoit, Ia year old boy
of Novesta, found a dynamite
cap and of course, couldn't resist
hitting it with a piece Of iron to
see if it would go off or not. 1t
went off, and so also did the fin
gers of his right hand. besides
injuring his forehead.
Through the courtesy of the
Tourist Information Bureau of the
Tampa, (Fla.) Board of Trade,
we are given the following infor-
nation April 24th:-"Of the
1927 winter visitors registering
at the Tourist Information Blu
reau in Tampa the season just
closing 1880 were from Michigan
more than from any other state
but Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II. Peacock, of Yale, were among
The number.
The Yale expositor., 1922-05-04

AleX Morrison now drives a new
Buick roadster. It's a beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beemer
were in Port Huron over Sunday
visiting their son.
John Brown left Yale Saturday
for South Bend, Ind, where he
has a position in a wooden mill.
T. j. Minnie is using the Pal
mer building as a store-room un-
til he has his new building ready
to occupy.
H. V. Babcock as sold the Har-
Dor Beach Times to Reed M. Hew-
lit, formerly an employee of the
Detroit News.
Edward Andreae, with a crew
Of men is at Cedarwood this week
making changes and improve
ments to his summer cottage.
This is Children's week. April
80 to May 7. The purpose of
Children's week is to arouse a
widespread interest in the reli-
gious education Of children.
Two autos came together head
on on Main street Sunday night.
1t is reported that the occupants
of one of the machines had i'm
bibed too freely in white mule"
Don McDuff, who was in Yale
last week, after having disposed
Of his drug store business in
Gladwin, has, we notice by the
Croswell Jeffersonian taken a pos
ition in the Travis Drug CO.
store in Detroit, and has already
entered upon his duties.
Five little fox puppies are on
exhibition in Sylvester Powell's
window and they are attracting a
lot of attention. They were
caught near Apologize few
weeks ago by party of hunters
who killed the mother fox, and are
being brought up by hand. They
are a lively bunch.-Croswell
Jeff.
The show, "The Flower of the
North put on in the Auditoriur,
Theatre by Frederick w. Hyde
Post, American Legion, Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings last
was we'll patronized. This pro-
duction is by James Oliver Cur
wood, with Henry B. Walthall and
Pauline Starke and an all star
cast, and showed a thrilling tale
Of the Canadian Northlands in
summer. Every person who at
tended were we'll repaid, not only
that they were helping the Legion
boys, but had a good evenings en-
tertainment.
! There was almost a family re.
union in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
/ James Wallace over the last week
end, when their children and
] grand ,l:l1ren came home for a
. few days visit. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Dennis and children from
Kinde drove down on Saturday
Mrs. VIM. Tomlinson and daugh.
, ter were up from Port Huron, and
Vera and Gladys Wallace were
home from Detroit. A visit was
made to the home of another
, daughter, Mrs. Bert Evans and
family, living a few miles north
of Yale. A happy time was enjoy
ed by all.
MI. nnalS on Pare a
The Yale expositor., 1922-05-04

Get your Mothers Day card at
Holden's.
1T doesn't take the housewife
long to learn that Muresco and
Mellotone wall and ceiling tints
make life worth living. For sale
by John hutton.
The Yale expositor., 1922-05-04
DRINCESS THEATRE
Che Home of Real ShowS
TUESDAY, MAY 9th
David Powell in
Dangerous Lies

The story of a modern mar
riage that began with one false
step, One little lie that grew and
grew.
The Yale expositor., 1922-05-04
"kazan, the Killer

James Oliver Curwood's WON
derful characters spring from
word to life, headedby Jane
Novak and Kazan, the Worlds
Wonder Dog.
The Yale expositor., 1922-05-04
THURSDAY, MAY ii

Coming right at you-Straight
from the wonderland of the North
Crn wildS-
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lansing More than 10 600 non.
ns"s have been paid ont 10 world war
veterans. re presenting an outlay Of
about s2E.n0v.oOo
SAGINAW Joseph " Fordnev rep
rescntalive from iie Eighth District,
has .LlOi need tiaf he VII anef fe
election nrxf wear
Marshall The postofice has an
o"d fis' LARGEST business ever
dom I he receipts were 20 por cent
greater 'htn those of that year
Pontiac ppiiheiia caused the
death oi i to'd daughter a
Hpp lsif"r. CITY commissioner
Monroe 1ht body 81 William A
Snit"r. 90 south Rock wood saiior. was
found aad heiup held nntil relatigee
can he ieeaiea
Iiol'F iaiY i.cith. treasurer ii
GfnseiauG lesu hip was Instant,
ktllea s.hen q ear n which he ~
dfi,ine turned turtle
A.bion Henry s ijifneit H. lol ~
ata : rsss's at Of this CITY. II dead
H. rs John Gieor. - ct pe
trot, W. aan otei ~ a Miehiesn Cen
ttai atia ari md nsa right ie. tui Dii
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r
PORT ORANGE. Jan. 1O.-Mr. and
Mrs. X. K. Roberts Al LOckport, New
York, have been visiting Mrs. Roberts
old friends, Rev. and Mrs. r. G. Filth
ian. for a week. leaving today for
plytOna
Mrs. ]. Eva Maynard and daughter.
Miss Marian, arrived Monday morn
ing and have their usual apartments
in the ]. b. Case residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Kelley OF Delaware
county, New York. accompanied by
Mrs. kelley's sister. Mrs Maynard,
and with Mrs. Catherine Kelley. are
located in the Mcdonald house. corner
Dunlawton and Lafayette streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Case of Can
andaxua, New YORK, have rooms with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bliss ia the Lyon
bungalow ON North Kidscwcod ave-
nue.. Mr.. Case is an extensive. bee
keeper. having we'll on to 600 colonies.
Charles Milburn. pssisIan. super
visor of construction IA The farkson-
vile office of the A. C. L.. spent tn
Weekend with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. chus Milburn
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Appenzellnr arr.
rejoicing over the advent Of son
which arrived on Monday.
NG and Mrs. NJ Morfod Of West
Pam Beach welcomed son inst be
fore Christmas. The parents are well
known in Port Orange. both having
been raised here The mother. for
merl, Miss Celia Bangs, was at one.
time 4 very popular clerk ia the post
oliire
Mr. ana Mrs. Crane are also proud
parents. 4 daughter having recently
arrived al their home Mrs Crane
was formerly Miss Hattie hangs
W l.. Mcdonald has been busily
engaged III masking syrup having lA1
gallons oI the delicious sweet ana liz.
should De able to indulge N a whole
lot Of pancakes
letter from Mrs. John Nukey
stntea that they are living at Brook.
willie. Fla, and that Nh Yukey has
been nearly helpless for SIX ye.sS
The Nukeys spent several winters IN
Port Orange and their friends regret
very much To learn Of his affection
and also that Mrs. Yukey is also IN
bad health
J. II Carrow is quite i'll at soarisota
Fla. and pneumonia is feared.
IL :. Garruw and X T.. Stevens
have purchased the hammock lands
aud TWO lots west Of the railrua.i frenl
J. II Carlow
musical concert VIII be given IN
Browns hall on Thursday evening
Jal 18th. The coinmitte is piannil.,
an excellent program with soree
unique features To entertain. me
proceeds viii go 10 swell the erouuet
ana quot ground fund.
The Port Orange Library and Lit
erary Association nave slated Il card
parry for Tuesday night. January H.
at Browns hall Bridge, 56e finch
and other games viii he played Pro
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|cesds- - = - inesarss -
fund.
Miss Georgia carasey save ~
enjoyable veek-en4 portx u H. o.
sey home. 6atmnlay, January M
Among those participating were Mar
ian Howe. Marian JOAns0n. Sara Boe-
~. Georgine Shelly. Marian Robinson,
Juanita MessmOre and Marian Besnis.
In the evening Paul Garrison. Fred
Cherry, Bill Paynten Dick Twitchei.
Hal Hagenwald and Bill Perry came
down from Daytona to dance. The
young people hope Miss Garnsey will
have more OF these pleasant after
neon and evening occasions
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Burgess arrived
.on Friday last and are at home in
their cottage on North Halifax ave-
Ele.
tsidred Mcdonald has been engaged
TO drive the Halifax Mercantile store
delivery truck.
Miss Lena Sparhnian is still suffer
ing from an ahscess III one ear and
is unable To perform her duties in the
c. +. Gardiner store.
kube Mcdonald has planted some
50 or 40 acres Of potatoes in Dun
iawton, using Ito sacks Of seed and
al0 sacks of fertilizer. partly on his
own holdings and leasing some of the
Futch land. When the hammock IS
drained hundreds OF ..cres viii be IN
the physical condition for planting.
Mrs. Josephine Han and SIR and
Mrs. Gildersleeye. the latter sister
OF Mrs Han. are located in the Han
cottage. having recently arrived.
Mr. and Mrs. " J. SheIrer are max
iug i motor trip down the East Coast.
John Smith is peddling oranges for
G. NJ Turner He is gradually recov-
ering The use of his paraiyzed leg
C. NJ Smith has been inGiapos.d for
soiae days past an,. aaS forced To
leave the mercantile store az times
and take MSS he'd
f. &. risise having obtained a per
INST from the town council to use the
town lot. is busils engaged n hitting
up 4 croquet ana QUOT ground A
numbers Interested have gsEDb.d out
the bushes and are getting the ground
IN shape for this iandahle improve
ment, to occupy the spare time of the
tourists. This town Is WOefuily lack
ing ia things To keep our visitors in
teri Sttd.
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GET COLOR
INTO YoQR
PALE cIlEE
IF YOUR FACE rs YOUR Fo2TOooU
DON'T LOOK LIKE =
BANKRUPT.

VINO does hns want red lips -
lear. healthy ovmplt xisa and brtGe
flashing eyes
Some people have su,n won<ieg1u-
good health nothing seems Ia 49,
them. Others could - eassiy have -
color and more strength and vSUDg -
hey would help nature ~ith 0u0oU
pepto- Mangan. II il a spieudid -
tonic that physicians have prescf1n1
for thirty years II j. not an exp1It
ment II Is not merely Il temporary
help. because IL makes plenty u ~
blood and. as everybody knows. -
blood is the only &ufs. foundatiO0 -
permanent health and strength d
pepto- Mangan OF your druzgist-oD1
take il few weeks and see how -
better you feel and look. sold 10 nQmo4
and tablet form. Advertisement
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Nobicsville iotn S iIinsiaw. re.
tired f..riler. has been appointed Posi-
maAter/ai W.stli.ld
Indianapolis Quincy Allen Myers.
sh, former Judge of The supreme eourt
died II Il hospital alter u short Illness.
Bloomington James Mundy. 81.
was Killed At stone quarry when a
cable on th" derrick brnk.
W'hash Miss Vera iIirey. an over
seas nurse. has been employed az II
community nurse for North Manches-
to-.
I.iporlr Wayne Pearcc. IL, was
shot and probably fatally wounded
when II bullet fred 1T lita while he.
WA driving, lodged in his brain
Nashville James Af,in. 10 is
dead Of pneumonia at his home in
Johnson township.
Mes Albany Frank u MeTkle has
been appointed 10 the police force by
the board OF police commissioners
Peru Joseph i'iiicrafi, -. has con
fesscd that he killed his wife. Mar.
garet 10. and buried her body under
his home
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Of the eighty Inhabitants Of this city
aie III with scalei fever
NeiN Haven. Conn Unemployment
n tiiis civ shows 80 much iinnros.
incri tl.ai the city bureau has been
discontinued
Mcfidcn Salvatore Ala, %, Is held
in $500 bail changed with assault
With intent To XIII William s,l.uidt.
-
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The "Mollycoddl
With Fairbanks to
Play On Saturday

Two Of the greatest factors IN life,
today, hesedity and environment,
have been used by Douglas Fairbanks
In supplying the theme for his third
United Artists Corporation production,
The Mollycoddle. which will be the
feature attraction at the Auditorium
Saturday.
The time has arrived. according to
the famous screen star. when the new
fashioned movie" is taking the place,
even. Of tho old fashioned debating
society. The "big' questions that once
furnished the meat for argument Of
verbal character are now> being thrash
al out In q more entertaining manner
through the medium Of the screen.
There was one stock argument that
had always been petted in the make
up OF Ezra jones. having 10 do with
heredity and environment. He argu
ed Of having a mole behind his left
ear that had come down In a straight
line from his great great grandfather
and he challenged environment to put
n mole behind his ear.
IN "rhe Mollycoddle" U,nsIas Fair
banks. as Richard Marshall the i'ifih.
IL an offspring Of many generations 81
fearless fighters Ills ancestors fought
All the way through the Il evolution,
all across the plains and all down the
coast al the western country. they
were not dainty or even civilized in
their undertakings and IL mittered
little just how they gained 4 point,
iut 80 long ~ il Was gained quickly
In the title role. Fairbanks il trans
Ma tod In mi ut 4
lie arrives at hi youth through the
su-called hot house cultivation with
the result that his enly manhood
POUNDS him gentle in manner. quiet Of
voice, fastidious III dress and addict
ed to such ALLEGATIONS rs monoelc.
perfume and cigarette holders.
There Is no question but that he
went very well With his environment.
but everything about him grated on
the red blooded Americans with whom
he ,ane in contact. for their know
ledge of EngIishlnen had been gained
from fiction. He was considered lust Il
plain NolIycoddlc.
I,u, something happens n his lifc
and he gets back 10 America. a girl
is the cause and for her he tries Ia
crack the shell Of his English exter
iOi. He is not much OF "A success at
the start for he had been TOO thor.
.2uxhiy saddled with environment
Conditions were different then
Many Ubstaclee crossed his path and
he was called upon in numerous ON
crgcncies Then his ancestry toor
hOld. lie forged 10 the front and
secuted az his plainsman grandfather
might have secuted. stood mp under
fire az his itcynlutionnav grandfather
must hive. rescued beauty III distress
as his cavalier father surely did and
f1ttht as all -four OF his graEdfathers
would have ii rolled into one
Wallace Berry as the william has
siderable To do IN developing the
ancestry OF The NoilSruddle' pver
his environment and ltath Eenick. rs
,lIe pretty pitl no start the turning
point 81 il al. Is respnn bic f9t iiAnv
OF the thrilling situations.
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WASHINGTON. Ian. H.
ed states wholly ap0gupuD q
ton al the allied sslpsgmo 60
Cannes ia inviting the 6og1uo
government TO DaFtfeipaee = 0Dl
omic and fnanSs> pzriey = -
In March. II was efil<s1Siy 49,
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