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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
z SHOT IN RUM
BATTLE IN EAST
Woman Accused OF Wound
ina Gotham Detective

NEW YORK. March If one man
was killed early today in an alleged
bootlegEcry and rum runnerH' battle
in New York harbor. In another
pistol fight between two women. a
man and detective, an officer was
shot and wounded,
Police today are holding Molly Por-
SELL. 30, charging her with shooting
Detective Vance Lavender during "A
raid on what iH believed 10 be- the
terminus OF an auto booze smuggling
ayAtem.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

Archie Martin. 60. n logger. Ieap~d
from third story window In the
Hotel Palmer. T-i Dearborn st.. and
was Instantly killed early Saturday.
Martin had been drinking moon.
shine whisky with friend. Robert
Smith. according 20 tho latter.
Martin was dead whom picked up.
The body 10 at the morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
MAYO DRAMA
At WOODWARD

The homo OF the spoken drama. the
Woodward theatsr. journeys TO Eng.
land for IN. locale OF next weeks
production. which il The Marriage
OF William AHhe." Margaret Mayo
dramatixed this from the well.known
novel by Mrs. Humphrey ward. and
this will mark lts first presentation
To Seattle piaygoefu. English poli,i.
cal Me. with It's rigid rsmificationA.
II clearly shown in this play. the
scenes Of which extend 10 Venice and
Switzerland.
Unusual scenic possibilities are
opened. and the fun potentiailties
have been realized. IA Lady Kitty
Bristol. Hazel whitmore presents a
young woman with little use for tho
closely held conventions Of English
society. even tho they affect vitality
the success Of her politician husband.
calling for AN entirely different char.
nctorixation from any parts yet
played by her. A William Aahe.
Alexis u. Luce has a supporting rolo
a. good as anything yet offered him.
white other members OF the company
are well assigned.
Matinee performances SUNDAY.
Wednesday and Saturday after.
Moons.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
ORPHEuN FANORlTlas
ON MOORE BILL

What promises 10 be an exceptional
bill starts the week at the Moore
tomorrow afternoon. Headed by three
featured numbers. supported by four
should please local vaudeville patrons.
Adelaide and Hughes. Orpheun
circuits premiere dancers. head tho
list OF attractions. Their numbers
are said To be handsomely costumed
and staged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
MUSICAL COMEDY STAR
On PALACE IiIP BILL

A charming star Of musical comedy
and vaudeville fame. Elizabeth Soiti.
assisted by two clever artists in pre-.
scntlng a fantastic revue Of music,
songs and tcrpelchorean noveitlca.
wiil top the nrw show coming 20
Loew's Palace Hip theatcr tomorrow.
Picturesque costumes and an elabo-
rate scenic environment will lend
charm 10 tho net.
A jolly trio OF entertainers are
Reilly. Ferncy and Reilly. They sing
a combination 81 popular and special
song numbers
"object Matrimony.- skit fun Of
original songs. Ftepa and laughabie
rustic comedy. viii introduce Herbert
Hodge and Mildred Lowell.
uiia and Clark are n man and a
Eiri who caption their skit "A joyful
combination OF personality. songs and
happiness
Speed IL tn, dominating feature Of
tho nnappy doinEz promised by Tur.
n~r and Turner. acrohatr.
Eugene oBri~n In tho stsr Of the
feature photoplay, The Last Door. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11
NEW SHOW At
Pan MONDAY

The new vaudeville bin nj Pan.
tagcs for ncxt week. starting Mon
day. IL headed by tho skelly and Helt
Revue. rrctentious musical offer.
ing. with Hugh skeliy. Emma Hcit
and a bevy OF broadway BEAUTIES
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

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burglars entered the kapair MAR
clothing store by skylight. lootng II
Of $3.50 worth Of mems furnishings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-11

lanes coutts and Eunlce Richards
rsrry off musical honorr. while
Mary Ann Robbins. Howard Rus.
sell. Arthur i3elasco and Vaughn
Morgan are necn TO advantage In
fitting ROLES.
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New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
'Hattcd for Stoncr in 6th Rattrd for lHuss in Nh.

Chicago ,.....,............ gni ou5 0uo-0 potroit 5,,,,,.,t,,..,t.,,.,, nn2 ol0 aui G
 Two base hils MnstIh Strulk MnCi'i Ian, Rluc; three base hit, Blue homc rru. Mcclcllani sarFihce Mcclellan; douhlo play. rutalirw, iignny and Bluo;; left uu huto-, Detroit l0 Chcngo 2, bases on nls, off EaNeupor 2 off Wilkinson 2. off oldham l. off ,auss |; struck ont, hH baNcup4rt 2 hy Wilkinson ?, hy Oldhan 2, bF plusa i, hy Johnson l. hits, of Davenport n 9 innings nonc out in 3d iuuiugl off Ml. biusou In innings off Johnson Q in | inning; hit hN pitcher by oldham uCollmsl hy Dauss (MpstiD winning pitcher liuN- eupoit, losing pitcher, GLdbnnDt uml.gua. Nallln and Evans time, IS.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29

she saw the blow struck-and that il was you who struck it"
 Miss Rohnctte," .
 That further, you confessed to her and told her why you had killed Lang. don-because he had discovered some thing in your own fathers life thai would serve as blackmaiL That she loved you, And that because she loved you. she went on the stand and per- inred herself to save you from con viction Of mnrder-when she knew in her heart that you were guilty"
 CHAPTER NJ
 II was blow greater, far greater than one that could have been struck in mere physcial contact, Houston rccled with the effect Of il; he gaspcd, he struggled aimlessly, futily, for words to answer Ii. Vaguely, dizzily, Houston started to the door, only to h" pulled back in the gigantic grip of Ra'tlste Itenaud.
 No. No, You shall not go, You toll Medainc that is a lie,"
 ''lt is" Houston heard his voice as though coming from far away, but l don't know how to answer it. Where is Miss .Jierdon?"
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29

Miss Jicrtlon," Medainc Robinette answered with an effort, went back to camp last night" They drove in silence.
 Ten minutes alter, Houston leapod from the buggy and knocked at the door of the cottage. " want to sec Miss Jierdon," he told the cook who had opened the door.
 The cook hustled back into the house, to return with sealed cnvel- ope addressed to Houston. "Dearest Barry: Hate aWfully to run away like this without seeing you, but it can't be helped. Have an offer of position in St. Louis that I can't very well refuse. Will write you from there. Love and kisses.
 AGNES"
 Ba'tiste slapped the reins on the horses back.
 "She is like the Judas, eh?' he asked quietly, as they went, back to the cottage. Ba'tiste soon went forth into the night. It was Coleman, fol- lowed d moment ldteF .pN d SliillllllS, twinkling-e Ba 'tistc.
 Bon Good." he exclaimed. Now ---alert, mon ami. The pencil and the papcr.'
 He slumpcd into a chair and diNcd into a pocket of his red shirt, to bring forth a mass of scrubbed sheets, to stare at them, striving studiously tr, ,,,nE n out tbn Writinc
 "Tet is-the copy of the bid.'
 "Thc copy? The bi1?'
 Prom the Blackburn mill There is no one aroun'. Ba'teese, he go through q window. NJ sieu Houston. he too will bid. But he will make 1t loWer."
 But what with, Ba' 'tiste? We haven't a mill to saw the stuff, in the first place. This thing were setting up now couldn't even begin to turn out the ties alone.'
 "Ah, oui, But the man who is drowning, he will say, what-you-s grab at haystack."
 And together they settled to the making of a bid that ran into the millions, an overture for contract
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
pIl1SIsIItGII

Couch, D, ,,,,.,f,,,, t.. q. q t o
 
 10 n5 II
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
.Ratlnd mn Nlrl.nn in Nth.

"TFTTFT TWT 'NTTHFIT TIT NTTI
 tRnttod for Yellow horse in sth,
 Cincinnati ,,,n,,,r,,,,,r,, 0n3 on2 ono i Pittsburgh ,,..,,,.,.,,.,,,, 00O 0hO G30-3
 Two hrse hats Pinclli MarunNllc Rig hcc, Moknn three base hits caycnoy, Mo. kan, Traynnri stolen bases Burns, pmClli; sacrifices CaNenoN Nlngo, double plrys, Carlson, Traynpr and Grimm; Grmnl and Ems left on sscs, Cincinnati I, Pittsburgh la; bases on lms, of Couch 2, of Carl son 1, off Wheeler :: struck out, hy Couch ?, by Carlson .; hits. off Carlson X in ( innings, off ldlowhorsc 1 In ? Innings off Wheeler 1 In inning; winning pitcher tonohi losing pitcher Carlson umnres Riglor, Mccormick and Pflman: time, .3i,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
riIlI.hDFV.p,iIA
,Ratted rnr EcEcr, !m ath.

Washington ...,,.,.,.,,.,,, l.0 !l3 0ll-Q Philadelphia ,,.,,....r.,.., lt0 hnl ll0+-
 Two hasc hits, Judge 2, Galloway, Bush
 Walker Mogridec throe base h,. <. ilar- ris; home lun Dykes; sacrifices, Mogrideo. ?, perkmpaugh, Walker Bush, Nclch; double rlay Galloway Young and John ston; lcf on bases, Washington II, phia- delpha 6 base on balls off E, Harris {, off l.rker ,, off MogridEe ,; struck ont, by R. Harris g by Eckert ?, by Mogridgr |; hits off R, Harris In l-S innings, off Erkcrt in ! 2-3 innings; hit by pitch- ."G hy Mogrdgc 'Nouns Johnstonl, pnssrd ball Perkins; losing pitcher R, llalriS; umpres Connolly and Wilson: time 2l5.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
REGlN HERE TO-DAY

'atc has seen fiji to mold the fife
 BRRY HOl sTON into tragic molds, Il Tried for the murder of his cou- | sin,
 H DM LANGDON, and acquitted be- cause of favorable testimony of H GNES JIEItDON, tloustons father
 dies without rcgaining faith in his ! son, He leaves Barry timber hold ings in Tabernacle only on condition \ that high output be ms intained, M Mysterious accidents in the min havc prevented this and Houston, IrriNing from Boston, finds that he has been betrayed by his mill super htendent
 FRED THAYER. HoustoM discharges II Thayer First the mil is burned down and then Houston is deprived I by forged lease, Of the rights 10
 his timber lands. With the aid Of EA'TISTE RENAtfD, an eccentric | French Canadian, whose life has
 been saddened by the double trage- dy Of his sons death in France and 1 the unsolved murder of his wife, III Houston continues tle fight. During
 his stay in Tabernacle, Houston has | been attracted by
 |f EDAINE ROBINE1"rE, owner of ncighboring timber lands. He tells II her that rhaycr's statement that he Il was accused of murder is true. GO ON WITH THE STORY Il slight gasp tra velod over the lips |If Medainc, still by the window. Ba'- |lste his features old and lincd |fached out with one big hand and Iatted the man on the shoulder Then for long time. there was Ience.
 "Eet is the lie. eh ?''
 "Ba 'tiste," Houston turned appeal |tgy to him, ''as I live, that's all II lnow. I never SEW i.angdon after Ie took that mallet from me. Only The shred of evidcncc was presented |b my behalf. II was by a woman Tho had worked for about six months |br my father Miss Jicr1on. She fstified to having passed a taxicab lst at the end of our quarrel, and hat LanGdon had the mallet."
 Miss Jierdon is the same one who |F out here?" Yes" 'She testitio1l in your bchA.,." Yes And Miss Robinette. if you'll |nly talk to her-if you'll only ask CT about it. she'll tell you the story xactly as I've told it. She trusted he; she was the only bright spot in M the blacl-ncss. ] may not be able |p convince you--but sine could, Miss < tobinettc. If you'l only" Would you guarantee the truth of |nything she should tell me-" Absolutely "fm--1'm sorry" She turned again i ID the window. Houston went forward. l Sorry? Why? There's nothing-' Miss ,lfrdon has told me- came | |h strained voice, that she did i lass as you. were struggling. That 1
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
Chicago Q, Detroit q.

Detroit, April 2a.--Chicago, here for the first time this season, yestcr- day defeated Detroit 9 to 6. Davcn- ports wildness forced his removal in the third; Oldham was driven to the box in the sixth, and Mcclellan. the first man to face Stoner, his successor, hit over the left field fence for q home run, driving in two men. The
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
YANKEES EASILY
 DEFEAT RED SOX
tcontinucd from Preceding raGc)
iBatted for Fullerton in Sth, 4Batted for Dodge in ath.

fBatted for Fullerton in Hh,
 fBatted for Dodgc in aih,
 Boston .,...-.,,,,,,,...... 02o oo0 0nl-- T New York ..,,.,,,,.....,. io2 loo n3N-l0
 Two base hits, Ward, pugan. M,lcr: thrce base has Fullerton, Baker; home run Witt; sacrifice hits, NJ Nally. Rush; double play, Baker. Ward and MrNalN, triple play bugan. Pratt. Burns and tuc; loft on bases, New York :. Boston :; base on balls, off l<alr 1, off Fullerton 2, off Bush ?; struck out, by Bush 1; hits off karr { in Ia inning, off Fullerton in 2-3 in- nnEs off Dodge 4 in l inning. hit by pitcher hy Fullerton :, (Schang 2, Ward) ; wild pitch Bush; balk, Fullerton; losing pitcher, karr; umprcs, owens, Chill and Walsh; time, .50.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
St. Louis B, Cleveland ,.

St. Louis, April 29,-kenneih Will Hams home run in the seventh, his seventh in six days. broke up pitch ing duel between Shockcr and Mails here yesterday and the BroWns de- fcated Cleveland, 2 to ?. Shochor hit q home run in the sixth, tying the score. The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
CHAPTER MI

for which they had neither mill, nor timber, nor Hume, nor resources to ppmnIotn'
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29

The Paige 6,o6 Daytona Model is the holder of all worlds stock chassis speedway records from to 100 miles. But now this record breaking car has further demonstrated its ability.
 Piloted by Earl Cooper, the Paige, in an un. official exhibition run against time, covered 10 miles in minutes and 26 /s seconds at the San Carlos, California track, on Sunday April 10th. It thus travelled at the terrific
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
's..ler out, nut pY bat,pd ball.
NAt LII
 ST. OI IS
tHct ipr,l

s.. lruls -,... ..,.. e..,.s..,,. lbh uGl l"h --3 Two msc Ai's, S'-icr Nrmns home
 lnn". Sh"oltcr Nillians' stolra ,ua'fs, SIS Ter 9; slpuncc. Gardner; doub'c plays Speaker md ShihHult stephenson and Me lnnj,; Jeff on uHscs. rlol ciand c. si Louis |, hasos on balls on Shccls"i 1, off Mails
 4 etrmk unt hy >rorknr N by Mails ';
 uuutcs Muriarity ildebfand and nl-
 ncru; time. l;iN.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
Washington 2, Athletics 1,

Philadelphia, April 29.-Mogridgc held Philadelphia to seven scattered hits. while his team mates hammered B. Harris and Eckcrt for thirteen hits and 9 to 4 victory. Dykes long home run and BuSh's fielding were features. The score:
 WASHI NOTION
New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
Paige 6-66 Daytona Model Iravels
 lOMiles at Rate of 93.2 Miles Per Hour

speed of 93' miles per hour for the ten miles. The official record for the distance, held by this same stock chassis is 6:31:48, or o1 '/,o miles per hour. It was made at the Union. town Speedway year ago.
 Thus, once again, the Paige in the most spectacular manner has demonstrated its power and endurance.
 The Paige 6-66 is the Master of the Highway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Thrills of Melodrana Take Place
of Frills of Comedy on Broadway
q, JOIN %O'DoNNEIL

NEW YoRK. Aurll ~ VA
aud nee which would rather shu1
dor fhun shlumy and which mrti'tr.
tho thrill OF melodrUma 10 The
frills cf comedy Inns come tu tho
front with N vengeance in the cur
RENT Brondwug season.
AZ O. time when 70 loan soas1n BE-
I~niHriug out into "a -rrwir g isi q
dark theutcrs sinshod salaries H
rfcadny Increasing .ulumr of Lies
cts on tsc cut price mart md VII
only q limited numl cr o. unquc-
fipnpblc hits holding th"lr own
this time the drama Of shrek aud
horror, shuddcr ana Renaissance
continues ga pack the thcaters
Tho Crime wave
Tho obvious explanation Is th'
New YORK crlmo wave. TIM BROAD
way thDatcrgocr IH FOND OF TIE
,roui' molodrumu because Dc likes
10 Sos the familiar incidcuta of
daily life portrayed on the stage.
The Bat. The Cat and the
Canary and Bun Dog Drum
mond n the leaders 10 the cur
rent mclOdruma. The first Of these
traction. and mt the completion Of
rs months b. easily capable %
finishing out two yearT.
The Cat and Canary. a shivcry
affair Of spooky mystery. and Buil
bOH brummond an uut-und-uui
melodramn Of the old school i'm
rorted from EnTland. have settled
down for long runs The Hindu
has ~s-trtecdod The Green God.
dcss IA meeting the domnnd fnr
Oriental nondishnrH-. ard Wits
porting Wire tf n mclOdrnml
based. on rndio. q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

10 ls in ru. Dog pruWmoud
thaI the f-anFcs' arpcal has 'ocn
Iurlo % tha OLD ,faa hioncd Hesirc tu
81 tl. ue,uc-hr0wcd and uurc-
.eu..nr villain and 90 cheer 20 vice
.ury tH' cool gnattc and athletic
mere.
Warmed over and served boz now
. hos. ths Dr. uht dramatic pap
hsi thn llgt generation %tpriHudud
duriue onc ughi stands iu tank.
tnwu opera houses
Bui in Timcs SQUARE thcy hiss the
villain and piercing fcminluH
hr-rkH echo across broadway H.
wrilr open and a. ciutching hand
advances TOWARD "a sleeping
heroine
Perhaps theatrical maurFcrs ur
inbiug loe ons from movie fiUla
WHY GiriH Leave Home utsi
Ton sights len 70 bar Room ago
nov successful movies. N'llio tlo
Esnutlful Cloak Model and
Bertha the SEWING Machine Girl
r. aon TO he released
s0uhl.tlCatipn'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
VIM. FAIRBANKS
IN MONTANA BILL
At THE IDEAL
Western Picture Shows
Some Good Rodeo
Stunts

wnnnm Fairbanks plays iu
fon'ura nm at Ideal thcatcr
sunuda, and Monday
Montana Bm civilian Fair
OIL rta). arrives rt the Bar-O-
I'uuch in time 90 take pnrt in
auc rodeo stunts the boys are
I. r,ti0.uE got o. Job and incur The
DmrI.y ni Bob Dortlry thu lpfv-
INlu and sua tn conNius" him
vino iH tnr better man h"foi hn .
fImly established 90 th" rluclt
lln introduced to Ruth iHc
ranch owner 81 daughter lea Iu uu-
u.ml fashion. hy rDsCuing n.r
from "a runaway team and THEW
interest ln each other BE- % ore than
iuef friendship
Al Thorut. 60 crooked CITY gntlr
nrvrr. pays 70 visit % ute ranch "
Ufepure for DIS cattle ehipmcuf'
which Bob b. supplying with stolen
crttio. He is determined tn marry
Ruth. and when he ditcoi rs Tint
rl1 lr keen competition lu sue
tcld. ana also that the buys arr
hnldiue uu their operation uu nc-
count OF him h~padrgidDa Goo 5000 tuuf
l;Hu leaves the ranch
Thornn sends for 400 uCrnuuIC.
billie "a city friend to como to
Che ranch and frame Blli -av,
trD succeeding admirably with
'hcir plans and Uill ls uuf COM
nlstelY out 81 the running lr uu
ritrmpt To lay their cattle stealing
leo 1911 and catch him rHd
handed the boys plans mirUIrry
latter Hiii surprises them 0u on
nicrt raid and he Is capture rut
rnr1roH 10 escape hN fhrHwlnaf
HimH.'f from h.s horse urrr . riu
''o. trrire to fip rsurh thH follow
morning hn ruls Uon nff fNs
rl1cn nud tht two iishf DO uur HH pr
ifug ahpa" through fHH Hi
i.nn hoots Bnl. lnrll .tluE I 800 Doc
taiip wound and cscnpDH hut o.
trciIoutauv shot and BILLED latter
lr % rnv-hoH huuflur eHrnfna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
THE WOLF PACK
OPENS SUNDAY At
THE B THEATER
Western Canadian
Outlaw Is Captured
by a Girl

Tho Wolf Rack opens sunday at
the T. ,hcatcr.
John Dykes, the notorious out
law has been captured by thc IL
ycar-cld niece OF Henry Lamont n
resident OF the Timber Mountain
district OF Western Cnnndu, and
brought into the headquarters of
the Canadian Northwest Mounted
I'diice. Dykes. known as Tho
Wotf has trrrpriaed Western
Canada. Tor tho uaai live years,
aud he and DIS band have 'ccu
Ought by troopers and shcrlft4
crime committed hy the gauE was
reported. A.i.l Icannr Lamont
who captured the leader ~ tho
band. is slight in build. very pretty
and scarcely tho tyne ~ young
woman who might he expected 60
Icfform such % COURAGEOUS decd
b. ~ reported that she recognized
Dyke as thp man who held her
uncle uu some few day1 before and
before he had "a chance TO drrw
a weapon she covered him 20 nut
M hts hunds iykes started to-
wnrd town at her order and 4u
pacing along % path which ran
pWrr The top of one so Tho high hills
bordering the oak River suddenly
itrnpcd So feet 90 the water below
in an effort to escape, but the
plrrky girl followed him. still cuy-
ering him with hcr weapon 81.
continued 80 Keep him rotrrtd UNI
tfl the HhuIf was reached and thCu
she marched him 20 s member of
the Canadian Northwest Mounted
I'oiice 4 pretty romance scema tu
w. connected with ihc storS Tor Do
70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

Wudc a r'gi.lar harnstorming tour
Tor the hpncft VI the camera. pie.
dttlu California villages. The
actor were carried ln a special car
aud the ,aiuura kent grinding
whllu they were ia the TRAIN r'
iho "tli.uus Do the country hotels
and fup tent thoaters.
Little Eva Ascnnds u On 81.
arthur Sawyer and Hcrtsrt Lu-
linl production, released ~ Metro.
tn. photographer Ia Rudolph
u, rEluisi. T., j. shutter ~ art
ana TECHNICAL director and Charles
Hunt production manager.
G.ru4aur ur,attg.s . ma ,...f,t..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
Notes from Europe

THE Agony Of the Eagies," dealt
ing with the iifc OF Napoleon. has
been sent 10 the United States. u
wa made In France on q lavish
scale.
Another film concerning Napo-
Icon has also been Vcnt to Amer
lea. II is an Austrian production
called "Napolcon's Son"
MADAM Sans Gene. the Snrduu
inlay made famous by Bernhard.
hae betn completed In Italy and
viii be .cleafcd In America 10y
Goidwyn
The scaiing capacity OF an mo-
vie thcaters IN Germany totals
! .S0a6ob.
Extctiors for Corinne GriffIth'H
next picture are being mad. a.
Chnrlcston. s. G.
tex Ingram and Alice Terry
will film BLACK orchids when
they r,fnp frpa-,haIs hogfymo"n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23
VINCTNT's VITWS

s man no"er needs a friend
more thun when no feels ns Ind o.
pcudent au q hog uu ice Then
iH just when he ls sure To- Eip.
Blessed bc the man that comes along
iist then and helps q fellow ny
3 muu ] know Ilways looks ou
tho bright slide Of everything Last
nacht this man snld. I've Ted out
al my hay aud grain and haven Z
Tnt . dollar TO show Tor Il, but
Iyo got the manure. anyhow!
OREGON produce 7o.pQ0 900 dozen
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