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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
8aauaIin tpiperi
&iri. s. 8rocoes

0hltta apostolien imlitalaiiia to.
mereita iiilitiltti, ettG beitG Ell ter
meboittp iamolla tamalIa fliin nGi-
til. Se ianoimat: emmett me OLE
fam forfeasti plistetpn Sumalan
palpeliioita, foSfa ct meitG iil6 to-
palIo terpeboi?"
Sneiiforus buomaii beioGn fotelt-
tenia ia ipibania ia pastaii:
"@n buoman teisiG mitGGn eri-
foiiempiu monbursfalioen be0eImid.
&llitenfin olette ipbdnelliiesti ter
metltHeito fotiini; teillefin on pop-
tG fotettu."
Mhitta iul1talaiiet olipat Iuittltf-
iisiaan ia iatfoimat matfoo crif-
feen.
@ietettp1Gn p0nl1 tienriSteDfIen
lGbellG olerpoSio moiotalosIo lGbti
SneiiforliS ~perbeineen ia opostolien
failsio motfallc; fabben pGiip1n fit
luttuo he ioopitipnt Sfonioon.
Neljastoista litfii
Sefla ia Wiriam
aurinfo Insfi Sfonion afrobo-
Tin pli. Gen miimeilet l1teet tpoloi-
iitpat ppb1fon %pplm1itd ia leiffim1t
faboen ritoren tpton titmmilla fibo-
roilla erG1n lpfaonilaiTen talon b
Idferrofiesia. Ept0t istuinat titun-
neIlen ulfoa firuliapia dGnia ia
mouloiIIen tulipunaiiio pilffllio ia
fumioita Dostop11t1 iffunaa Ole
malle ieinalle. Soinen tptoist1 oil
tooeIlinen founotar, ia bGnen tas-
polenIa piirteet plinot flaS'tlltlen
So%piinbtoiiet. SGnen fosmonia oil
mot iuIoiiet; bGnen iilmistddn hu-
t~uostuipat losfeipon iIta.ouringon
i1teet ia niioen iImeestG lnottoi pa1
tell1, eta bGnen popeiaan 9ebfui
tiIinen benfi. Miettim6iiend ban tat
ieIi fooun t~oiielIo puolen olepad to-
loo. Eoinen tptto toos oil Wirjom.
neutrality-suspicious. fpmea moi
men astui iiiddn.
"Seflo, lopieni", bdn buuoabtt,
"mifii istiit iffrnon Iuona banid'
b6fin toiuoin pdimdstd pdipddn9
ct ip0 etfd iuo, ia nden miistai
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

I'll ianoo: "alf1G met1fo iest1 epG
listoisten fanSta." Sn maboolliSta
etten nina moi tebenf11n maifut
taa, eta iofu tuliii minun falttml.
armon tGiitpfieen.
- @bf1 minrnln, Jos DIET bppG
pubumaan, ebGtti MIma iiiben ma,
lin ia nalroi buomautufielleen.
- gtiin, ebfG iinlun, muStoil
Sauri ia QUITO onnellT muoen turn1
taptti banen ipodmeniarj ia bGn jat-
fol: SGinipastoim be woilimot
maifuttua minuun, min ctt1 lon,
fcan poiS usfoSta Seeiufieen Gris.
tufieen. 49,. On lulltaipoo, ETH
lopimaSa tilaihuuoeSia iaon mnfa-
mia nubteita usfonlpeliilt1ni IillG
laboin tGnne refiretfelle ia fotifplGs
ID oil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., jos
to ie lmllaia iouffo tuli meitG mas
taan, ielosti 2auri.
Wtinusta re on Iiifaa aDoas-
iill1 paban mailman
fesfellGban it'd tulee eIGG min pb-
Den fuin ~toiienfin ia JOS faiffi q.
tpnfafpammin ojattelemat rpe
tGdntpiiinGt pois nuoriiotpostG,
min fufa fitd fifteen tefiii ieIosti
Alma.
- Meponn1n len fplIG oleipan
plolelta niinfin, mlitta ron
nattu ia iofop6ipGinen fofemlts 0.
len tooefii, ettei fufaan moi
.oalipella fobta berraa, ~tpastaii 2oli.
i.
N1eS, 2alri> opettaja quo
naalofin on roltipineen lGmmin
|
enraloinen, naiftopa bGn
mafaopamielinen mics, ie.
osti @Ima.
@bfG, mltta Ell ban ainafaan
oistaiiefii ole ipapoa armolapii
ltomoutti 2auri.
- &c on fpllG totta, ettei alma
aboo loppia Dbteen nliorlt1tS ia bull
ief6 fristilIflpps. &umpifin
istG baluaiii pit1d omania fofo-
aan, mutta, fltn ani baripa omaa
n taioon, ett6 oioiii fitlfeo full
lista fesfitietG, Min iiriip1 toilet
,utiinatfin fabteen GdrimGiippteen
tuorrus ia bullults pie liinn wGl.
lie peiille ia m%prsfpiiille illapoil.
, ia liifa fristilliipps ipie piioIes-
lon iDnffGGn orjalliiuuteen, felos-
III Mlma.
Mhitta, iinGban fuulrt ole
IAN mestari probleemeia ratio
laar, ianoi &o,tri p6lillG ia Il-
Ia iottoi:
- Sinusta luiiliiin, etta find o.
# niit1 f~ultoiien fesfitien fitlfijoi-
4. (Sut).
SeIitpstG SImestbsfiriam IL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

~NNNffNI
"gllitilaita otpat ne, iotfa Suma.
Ian raftatioen tGbben otpat bpliGn-
meet tamdn mailman, iilIa BE iaa-
mot taipaasia tliomita enfeleitG ia
isfua Sidn oitealla pliolefIa. artl-
aat otpat ne, iotta tuntemat Seeiuf-
len &ristrfIen Ell, iillG Re pDipnGt
Dalteil0eS1a. ---"
"sSSi1n Jana OH beisi1 tiilerpa pc
Iastufiefii Hoian pGipdnG, ia be
iaaipat olIa foosla innfaiffiiiu1fiien
ianfoiffiiIn,fiisio."
"&iit6n irnta iiitG, eta olen iaa-
nut iStl,a iff1tnali luora fitlintele-
masia", Miriam ianoi, fun Baaipa-
Ii oil Iopettanltt. $50 iilloin finn
ban iuuresia ipnagogasiomme iai
iuliStoa eipalteliltnin ianaa, lii
flitti ic ibmeelliIellG topalla ipoGn-
tGni. SieoGn marmaSti, ettG bios
nousiltt @apabtaio on ilmestpDG
mimtllefin. Slenpo 10 melfein iris
tittp. Wutta Sneiiforufien fotiin en-
moi menrt6 fifth, etten, futen tieoGt.
rotosto bdnen poifannio Senasto."
Wafas Miriam", Sefla nastaii
pliristoen bGnen f1tt6Gn, "miten If
meeIlinen mooiIma onfaan aiierintti
nellie nGi6en pGimien fulueSio!
usfo oi~noostaon, min on &ri8tilS
tiilefpo %ipoGmeeii. Sinnn oientoii
ON pdllod pdrenlpt rum mtftltt. ~
moiieii usfotpot Serroa1t ia toiipo.
not i~iniistafin 1tsfopaista. miniic
ooottaa moni fititmto ~toisteIit, iillG
minitn on tobeIIafin iGtettdtpd faif,
Fl, Jos toboon oIIa SeeIufien ope'
trsIopii. We1itta nina tieban, etc
$erro on ontomo minuIle poimoc
%litopumoun, mofioi mitd mofiot, TAI
fiesta tdmGn mailman menosta."
S1n noioii iffltnaa tpasten la fot.
fell mietisfeIIen eteenid. SiIIoin we'
oettiin oipiiperbo iprid6n, ia iii66r
oshii Seoflin bienosti puetun niio.
rrtaiien ierrasia. Sdmdn mlstia,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
''Eik0 han ole harhaop-
p%inen?"
&iri. Simolais- Mntti

aslul onnelltlena Suurin rinnnIlo
ia bpraili iamao laulua 9ourin
fansia. Saboet main fauniisti tuif.
tlfpat ia oil tiiin tulfin oIiIi iolo.
mtDtaa totleellaan waonim bcita
feuraillut. Alnlan iiIm6t Ioistimot
~onnesta, posfipaGt bobtimat punoi.
ina, tnllanfelleripa tlffa foalniisti
torlsti bnnen pGGtdGn ia bun,Iet pl,
neiiina, t~lpteldiien pporeind ifGSn.
hum ilbmailimat 2aurine, ett1 t6s-
Ia on taunis maniiffa noufittonof:
veil. &lulme ~poSfisia bobti ia bul.
let alfoipot fdpoa boufutteIerpim.
Mill. @iibin ilmestpi farnis frs
tallibelmi. @iefoitlis alfoi fGpo6 r.
iiipoimaiiefii ia 2arri nifoi fumnr.
tua nouffiafieen fen, iilla ie ifGan.
hiin nbitteli bGnt1, mltto iamoIlo
altoi flltlua loulua pustaantulc-
nista reistG: 1855. Sto tieStGii
tpaari ia iuunnastd fen, slid faifis-
to rmluista. Sta tiest1ii woori,
tin mialten ie pie Spmppflibin.
ioiSia moi flolla.....
WaStnan tlilijat oliipat usfomoi-
Tia miebiG ia MALTA &onniston fp.
Iasta, iotfa olipat tulosia firfon-
fDlastG raamotunielitpfiestG Sepo.
men ip1istpi tottlimnlflesta ia 2aur;
faanii pGGniG iimulle, etteipGt mas.
tnantnliiat Diff tintenect bGnt1,
mutta fpllG b1n ne ttnii.
- Mlma iinG parmaanfin nnl.
tit %iuuresti iiit1 iublasta, iosla o.
Iimme9 fpipi 2aliri.
- &pllG, mutto. 49,.
MitG fifteen?
Sir1, ct olliit iloinen paan
1dinDastoin, niinfuin i1iuri tooffa
oIiii olliit bartiollaii, mastaii @lma
bpmpillen.
gbtd oIet artposteIiiisiaii OF
tensio, iillG MIND iloitIin ia nartin
fiitd ia toiiin aioin olin rosfaalla,
dboistctlilla mielellG, fpostoii 2uli.
ri.
Mist1 ie iobtii?
= Gen ielostaminen on fofolail.
Ia mnifena, mutta foeton fititenfin
piapuiIleen iita. %ielostaa. IGes, mi-
nnsto tuntui iilt1 FUN baluaiiin
palmella fabta berraa, ielosti 2aa.
ri.
Mhitta fuinfa Ie on pmntdr.
rettdpisid, iill6 iinulla OH foma
pG1m6GrG fliin muoriloieitratpollG-
Tin, ioIle olet antanut pleiiesiG put
beesiaii tunnustufien. Sinulla OH
fen liiGfii uSfo Sllmaloan ia Ills ie
pernstiis, ionfa innoit mnoriion tor
tpitTetpon, feIosti Mma.
- @bt1 niinfin, miitta nc ib-
mi5et poimme elantdsidmme bairab
tito ia niinolIen l1iiiua filth perus-
hifieIta, jollemme pplD %fulllioilina
.Ssumalon 1Gnelle, finn ban pubint
'Sonas iaan ia observation-disclosures.
Siina iublapubeesia, jorta
pioit 9laoriioieitramme ptoiiiublass
ia, iiinG lauiumafi iofaiien idran
IoinaIin. SfGni ia ditinifin olimat
fomasti mielisiddn ia Otput monasti
pubettoii muisteIleet ia ~laifuncet
ettd ienaiiia mioriomiebid pitaiii
ola le~lrasiomne poljon, ielosti
Elmo.
Ill. aa htItttt1ft hnIinn Ole
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
Ia %niinfin ifapasti, etta meioan

ia. sos jofu epGilee Sumalon ar
moSto ia &ristuf en- tp6StG tie fol
oallcen, Hiin ban iiuoin j. pal
lrellee mSsrG1 iumaloa. SefSiimm(
1anoo, "meio1n Sumalamme", min
fuinta moimme ills tiet1G ettG met
odn Sirmalamme on FIFTEEN oifeo
Sumala? &olme pbtcinen ianfaift.
men Sunlnla on oifea naei01n SsSll.
malamme, iillG ie on Sirmalo jofo
lullria %tailpaosta plibuu, Iill1 put
1cn eli fiminen tai NUM- epaiunlaln
ci moi mitG1n publln, eifG ollen-
fam taimoastn, fun ei len olinpaif.
ia ole iiell1. ga finn me olemme
fastcttu folmepbteiicn, ijanfaiffiien
Sltmalan nimeen, min ie on mel.
Tin Sltmalamme.
Sefstimme lii1G "bGncn &ristilf-
icnia", joSta pmmGrramme fofo
mailman lurustoian, Sunlalan al
moan ppjan, lillG ei mill11n muullo
Slmalalla ole ollut eifG tltle ole.
moan IellaiStn poifoa, jofo moiii
tofo mailman faifesta iDnniStG Luz
nastan. moon le on, mcibGn Sauna.
lamune.
S%efstisidmme ndfpp ettG meioan
melientme pGGllefantaia OH bcitettp
ulos, iota beioGn p1Gllenld potG ia
pGiipGG SSilmolan eoesiG fantoi.
&offoat %liifiiat, fatiofaa it'd fal
beoa iielu1ipibollista, fun lie on
miefotellut ibmiien lanfeemltfleen
min iitte lama faubistus eiiintpp
p1Gllefantaiana foiffimoltioan, iion
taiffiien Slrmalan tuomioistltimen
e6esiG, iosia meiodn, langenneitten
rauffojen rifosaiiuo tntfitaan 1o
mielG min iuurella obferluioello,
ett1 tetee iit1 foiiDeoo tpotGnl1 20.
I'd ia poimGG. &ifa ibminen tobon-
ia maeItaa e~p1lsfosia tdaIlG mail
masin, ban palipeIee ielloiSta bir-
mi0t1 iumalanaan, OF raffaat fans.
iapeliet ia liloret, eifo teill1 ole
jumaIa2
MeibGn tefstisidmme nafpp tho
iloinen uutinen, ett1 ie faubeo pddl
lefantaia on beitettp ulos iiit1 INIT
resta oifeusialisto, iosia ban Dritti
meibGn pGGllemme birmuiSta tlor
sc ei ollatt iiiben tpptpipnt-
men, eta oliii ioamtt nellie birtto'
eli IGbfotitolin, ipoon le ia
luIi ioooa miel6 palion lu%urentilloit
t1omion, ijonfoiffiien belpetin, pill
nan ia maipait, jofo ei foSfaan To-
pu.
8pb1n Seneen atpr,n faiitta mi
nd ballan fpipG fofo mailman III
mis-luflfnnnolta, ett1 ftirtabdt
i1iri belpotilflen buofons noult Ill
loin ipptetpn ipoGmesta, fun bonen
pddlefantojania beitettiin uloS oil
fersialista, josla ie fantoi ipptetp1t
pGGne min iauurta rifosta, etta lpp-
tetpn mieli of min iGnnitettp, eta
bGnen iielltniu ia riuimiinia tait-
busto mopiii ia iofo bifireita it'll
hisfon fppneleit1, finn plin tlioinart
otti ipptetpn ipIiinid ia ontoi rot
tulben Iulttelon bGnelle ia ianoi: Ell
finio fosfaan ti1onita, nina taboon
Iinut pitdd olen iinun ostonut, o.
len finrn ijanfaiffincn plfdii, olet
minun rofos moriiamenil
Seitraomo ola tefStiSidmme io'
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The Washington herald., 1922-08-24

(Med- Corpse, to Naval Hospital,
Great Lakes. Ill.
Lieut.. Comdr. Alexander G. Lyle
DENTAL Corps), to duty Naval
Training Station, Newport, R. 1.
Lieut.. George c. Fowler dental
Corps). to U. 8. 8. Mississippi.
Lieut. Edward A. Hyland dental
Corps). to Naval Training Station,
Newport. r. /.
Lieut.. Lou C. Montgomery DENTAL
Corps). to duty Naval Hospital,
San Diego. Cal.
Lieut.. John B. Daniels (Supply
'CorpO, to U. S. s. Quail as dis
bursting and commissary officer.
Lieut.. Robert B. HUFF (Supply
Corps), to -disbursing officer Navy
Yard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lieutenant Nicholas A. Brown
(Supply Corps). to U. s. s. Quail as
supply and accounting officer.
Ensign Edward w. Hawkes. (Sup-
ply Corps), to accounting and COM
missary officer st. Thomas. v. I.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24

zine. ] had been having pains every
nonth and at intervals between, was
veak and seemed to be smothering at
lines, but in a week i felt like an
ther woman. / also used Lydia E.
inkham's SanativeW It did me
lot of good too. ] cannot praise
our medicines too much and will be
,ore than glad to recommend them
o any woman who is suffering from
emaIe troubles. You may print my
estimonial, as it is true. Mrs. T.
l.LANpRY, 612 Miss. St, Donaldson
ille, La
+, Note Mrs. Landry's words-"as it
true" Every letter recommending
.ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
npund is genuine, 1t is a statement
sling the ...erlts Of these medicines
ast IS the women IN your own
eighborhood tell each other.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
G.. F. Williams, Diamond
Expert, Dies on Coast

Gardner F. williams, 2029 Con-
necticut avenue northwest. interna-
tionally known diamond expert. died
Tuesday night at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Monroe Eyre Pinck-
ard, at San Francisco. Cal. after
an illness of almost a year. 1t was
learned here yesterday.
Born in Saginaw. Mich, Williams
was one of the best-known min
ing engineers of today. He was ap-
pointed assistant assayer of the
United States mint in San Francisco
in 1870. In 1887 he became general
manager of the De Beers Consoli-
dated Mines, Ltd, which produced
s5 per cent of the diamond yield of
the world.
On his return from Africa, Will
Jams took up his residence here, was
at one time president of the Uni
versity Club, and president of the
board of Emergency Hospital. He
Is survived by a son, Alpheus Fuller
Williams. general manager of the
De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd,
and three daughters, Mrs. William
Wallace Mein, of New York City;
Mrs. Frederick DeCourcy Faust, of
this city, and Mrs. Monroe Eyre
Pinckard. of San Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
-Four Quit Industrial
School; One Caught

Emboldened by the escape of two
youths from the Industrial Home
School at Blue Plains Tuesday. two
more fed yesterday. The first pair
to leave were David Ingraham. Is
years old. and Bernard Rose. 16
years old.
Those who left yesterday without
saying "good-by'' were Charles Nc
Phearson, Is years old, and Philip
Nickens, IA years old. According to
the police. the home of the former
is on Sheridan road northeast. and
the latter lives at 1919 Lamont street
northwest.
Police OF the Fourth precinct ar
rested Ingraham late last night. All
of the boys are colored.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
WOMAN FINED S12O IN THREE
HOUR TRAFFIC COURT CASE
Witnesses Recalled by Both Sides After Judge
Hands Down Decision.

nothing about the affair. She claims
that on August 5, the date of the
accident, she had been to Accotink,
Va. in a bort car. returning late
at night. The cars struck were
driven by George NJ Carrico and
Mrs. Grace Ritter.
The charges against Mrs. Myers
were that she had driven her Pre-
mier auto into two cars on the flood.
gate bridge near Fourteenth and Z
streets southwest about 10 p. m.
the collisions injuring Mrs. Rose
Scaggs. 11s P street northwest. and
Mrs. Ida Keppler. 213 P street north
west.
1t was brought out that Mrs. My
ers had been relieved at the wheel
after the accident by a male occu-
pant of her car, who promptly drove
away. according to the testimony.
Six witnesses identified Mrs. Myers
and two of them testified that they
had sked her name without getting
a reply. She was fined $40 on each
Of the three counts.
After this decision had been hand
ed downfi Attorney L. A. Widmayer
for the defense. requested that the
court hear two witnesses for his
client
Without Withdrawing the fine. the
court agreed and heard corrobora.
tions Of Mrs Myers statement that
she was in a bort touring car and
at the time of the accident was re-
turning to Washington instead of
being in a Premier chummy road.
ster going south towards Virginia
which was the prosecutions conten.
tion.
Following the statement Of one OF
the Witnesses that he had not seer
any of the government witnesses or
the night of the crash. Prosecutor
Walsh promptly brought back five
to the stand in rebuttal who iden-
titled the man as the person who
relieved the operator at the wheel
of the car after the collisions.
Judge Hardison commented on the
unusual features of the case and an.
nounced that his original decision
would stand.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
Willard Employe Dies.

Miss Edna Urquhart, for several
years well-known employe of the
New willard Hotel. died yesterday
at Garfield Hospital. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon
at o'clock from Gawler's Chapel
Interment will be in Brooklyn. her
former home. The following men,
bers of the willard staff will be
palIbearers: Roy Berry. Martin
Gavin, willard Decker. Ernest Gay
nor. Allen Smith and Frank Ethe-
ridge.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
PLANS TO RID D. C.
OF ALLEY HOUSES

A plan to rid the city Of alley
dwellings without causing occupants
to suffer has been proposed by Will
lam Dean Ham, president of the
Mutual Home Society.
He would build inexpensive houses
to accommodate those evicted and
provide the necessary funds by a
bond issue.
Unless the Senate acts. alley dwell
lings must be abandoned in No
We ember
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
Disabled Veterans
To Attend Smoker

More than a score of disabled vet
Grams from the Naval Hospital will
attend a smoker tonight as guests
Of the Robley d. Evans Post, No.
4. American Legion. Donation of a
bus by Department Commander Wat
son B. Miller made the presence of
tho disabled men possible
Among those who will attend and
take part in the festivities of the
post are Capt. Luther NJ. Overstreet.
Of the U. S. navy. and Representa-
tive Lamar Jeffers, of Alabama.
Misses Helen and Marie Belt will
furnish the music.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
POPE DEPLORES
COLLINS MURDER

ROME. Aug "a (Thursday).-The
Pope. deeply moved by the death
Of Michael Collins. issued a state
ment in which he said:
THE epidemic of political murders
which has lately occurred. particu-
larly that Of Field Marshal Wilson,
and now this of Gen. Collins. shows
the need of masses to return to the
teachings of Christian doctrine. love
and peace among men. and the ne
cessity for them to realize that vio-
lence does not secure triumph in any
cause"
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
BAND CONCERT.

At Chevy Chase Circle, this evening at
1880 o'clock. BY a section Of the U. s.
Marine Band; Taylor Branson, second leader.
PROGRAM:
March. Universal Freedom" .BlankenburE
Overture. Raymond . Thoma s
Habanera, "Charme d d'Espagne' .MeEzaca 20
Excerpts from Mile. Modiste". =. Herbert
Two Movements from the Ballet. Cal
lirhoe" Cha minade
taD Ia Lisonjera"
tbD Pas des Echarpes''
Waltz, 'The Debutante'' ..Santelman q m
Grand Scenes from "Rigoletto" Verdi
'sThe Star epangled Banner
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
GOLF GREENS MADE
NEARLY DUB-PROOF

Putting-greens on the Potomac
Park golf course are being made
dub-proof by means of bent grass.
This grass. although outlawed by
owners of lawns, is ideal as a cover
for the green. 1t has many joints
and is exceptionally tough. In
planting. the blades are broken at
the joints and buried under a half
inch of loan. The blades that
sprout from each of these joints are
much better able to withstand wear
and tear than ordinary grass, 1t is
said.
Several golfers, speeding toward
the Potomac Park course in an ef-
fort to be first to drive off, were
arrested last week. according to
Capt. McMorris. head of the park
police
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
GLEN ECHO PARK.

Glen Echo park is proving more
popular every day with excursion
lists who want to spend a day away
from the city. Located a few miles
up the beautiful Potomac and
reached by a delightful trolley ride
along its shores. this only free
amusement park about Washington,
is an ideal place to spend the Sun
day outing.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
COLONIAL BEACH.

The vacation season is at full
height at Colonial Beach, familiar
ly known as "Washington's Allan
tic City" the large overseas dane
ing pavilion being nightly the
mecca of hundreds. At no time
this summer has the salt water
bathing been better. while among
the fishermen many excellent
catches are reported.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
PALACE-Clara kimbaII Young I'm
The Hands Of Nara"

Richard Washurn Child. Ameri-
can A AMBASSADOR to Italy. is the su-
thor of THE Hands OF Nara" Har-
ry Garson's production. starring
Clara kimball Young. at Loew's
Palace all next week. beginning
Sunday Elliott Dexter. Myrtle
Steadman. Vernon Steele. Margaret
L"omis, Edwin Stevens, are in the
cast.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
METRoPoLITAN-.one Clear CuI,.

"One Clear Call" John NJ. Stahl's
production. will be the major at
traction at era ndalrs metropolitan
for the week beginning Sunday
The story is one of mother-love and
wife-love. Henry b. Walthall. Mil
ton Sills. Joseph J. Bowling, Claire
Windsor and others appear in tn e
cast
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

After office outings to Chesa-
peake Beach are popular among
government employees. Just an
hours ride and one can enjoy all
of the attractions of a big seaside
resort. Fishing and Grabbing are
good. Boating, surf bathing and
riCnicking are other features. Free
dancing to dream music is offered
on the boardwalk pavilion.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
CRANDALL'S-.Th Man with Two
Mofherx.

For the first three days of next
week. beginning Sunday. Mary AL
den. Sylvia Dreamer. Cullen Landis
and other players will be screened
at Crandall's in The Man with Two
Mothers. On Wednesday and Thurs
day Agnes Ayres will be seen in
"Borderland." On Friday and Sat
urday Corinne Griffith is announced
in Divorce Coupons"
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24
COLUMBIA-Gloria swanson In
Her Gilded Cage"

Gloria Swanson will appear for a
second week at Loew's Columbia
beginning Sunday in Her Gilded
Cage" based on the story by Anne
Nichols. scenarized by Percy Heath.
supervised by Elmer Harris and di-
rected by Sam Wood. who brings
to Miss Swanson's support a cast
that includes David Powell. Har-
rison Ford. Anne Cornwall. Walter
HERS. Charles A. Stevenson and
others
The Washington herald., 1922-08-24

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