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Then" continued Clinch, T cal. late to set down and wait. 1 How ong?" ] Ask God, boys I don't know | All I know is that whatever is Twin | in Drowned Valley at this hour has gotta live and die there. For it can't never live to come outen that there morass walkin' onto two legs like a real man"
 CHAPTER IT. Clnch had not taken a dozen strides before Hal Smith loomed up ahead in the rosy dusk. driving in Leverett before him. An exclamation of fierce eXultation burst from Clinch's thin lips as he flung out one arm, indicating Smith and his sinking prisoner:
 Who was that gol-dinged cata- mount that suspicioned Hal? l wasn't worried none. neither. Halls a gent Mebbe he sticks up folks too but he's a gent. And gents is honest or they ain't gents
 Smith came up at his easy, tire less gait, hustling Leverett along with prods from gun butt or muzzle, as came handiest.
 The prisoner turned ghastly wis age on Clinch, who ignored him.
 Got my packet, Hal?" he de- manded
 Smith poked Leverett with his rife Tune up," he said; tell Clinch your story
 Jake done it." muttered Leverett, thicllly
 Done what?"
 Stole that there packet O yourn- whatever there was into it
 "Who put him up to lt?
 "A fella called Quintana.'
 What was there in it for Jake inquired Clinch pleasantly.
 Ten thousand
 How about you?"
 q told 'em l wouldn't touch 1t. Then they pulled their guns on me, and I was scared to squeal.'
 50 that was the way?' asked Clinch in his even, reassuring voice.
 Levere,ts eyes travelled stealthily around the circle of men, then re- verted to Clinch.
 q dassn't touch it. he said, but
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GO ON WITH THE STORY
EPISODE SIX The Jewel Ailanle CH pTFP I

Mike Clinch and his men drove Star Peak, and drew a blanket covert
 There was a new shanty atop. cam, debris, plenty of signs or recent occu patton everywhere-hot embers il which offal still smouldered, bottles odorous of claret dregs, and an alumi mum culinary outfit. unwashed, a. though Quintana and his men haC departed in haste.
 Far in the still valley below. Mike Clinch squatted beside the runway ht had chosen, a cooked rifle across his knees.
 And, as Clinch squatted there. mur. derously intent. ever the fixed obses, sion burned in his fever brain, stir. ring his thin lips to incessant mutter- ing-a sort of soundless invocation part chronicle, part prayer:
 70 God Almighty, in your big swell mansion up there, all has went contrary with me sense you let that there damn millionaire. Harrod, come into this here forest He went and built unto hisself an habitation, and he put up a wall of law all around me where I was earnin' a law full livin' in Thy nice, clean wilderness -. And now comes this here Quin- tana and robs my girlie. I promised her mother I'd make lady of her little Eve. . I loved my wife, O Lord. Once she showed me a piece in the Bible--I aint never found it sense-but it said And the woman she fled into the wilder ness where there was a place pre- pared for her of God. That's what you wrote into your own Bible, o God You can't go back on it. seen it.
 And now I wanta ask, What place did you prepare for my Eve? What spot have you reference to? You didn't mean my Dump, did you? Why, Lord. that ain't no place for no lady. @ And now Quintana has went and robbed me of what I'd saved up for Eve. Does that go with Thee, o Lord? No, it don't, And it don't go with me, neither I'm a-goin' to git Quintana. Then I'm a-goin to git them two minks that robbed my girie--1 am, Jake Kloon. he done it in cahoots with Earl Leverett; and Quintana set 'em on.
 A far crash in the forest stilled his twitchng lips and stiffened every iron muscle
 AS he lifted his rife, Sid Hone came into the glade.
 "Yahoo Yahoo!' he called. Where be you Mike?"
 Clinch slowly rose. grasping his rifle, his small. gray eyes ablaze.
 Where's Quintana ?" he demanded.
 ''H'ain't you seen nobody?'
 No"
 One by one the men who had driven Star Peak lounged up in the red sunset light, gathering around Clinch and wiping the sweat from sun-reddened faces,
 Well" inquired Jim Hastings finally, do we quit, Mike, or do we still-hunt in Drowned Nalley?'
 Not me, at night" remarked Blommers drily.
 Not amongst them sink holes, added Hone.
 Suddenly Clinch turned and stared at him. Then the deadly light from
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dassn't squeal l was huntin onto Drowned Valley when Jake meets up with me"
 "I got the packet he sez, and I'm a-eoing to double criss-cross Quintana, I am, and beat it. Don't you wish you was whacks with me-
 No, sez l. honesty is my policy, no matter what they tell about me. S'help me God. I ain't never robbed no trap and I aii't no skin thief, whatever lies folks tell. All l ever done was run a little hootch, same's everybody
 He licked his lips furtiyey, his cold bright eyes fastened on Clinch.
 "G'wan, Earl" nodded the latter, "heave her up
 "Hhat's all sez, Goodbye, Jake. An if you heed my warnin'. ill gotten gains ain't a-goin' to prosper nobody That's what I said to Jake Kloon, the last solemn words I spoke to that there man now in his bloody grave"
 "Hey?" demanded Clinch.
 That's where Jake is," repeated Leverett Why so help me, wa na gone ten yards when. bang goes gun, and I see this here Quintana come outen the bush I do, and walk up to Jake and frisk him, and Jake still a-kickin the moss to slivers. Yessir, that's what l seen.''
 "G' G'wan."
 "Yessir. 'N'then Quintana he showed Jake into a sink hole. Thas- wot I seen with my two eyes. Yes sir, 'N'then Quintana he run off m jest set down in the trail. I did; n'then Hal come up and acted like I had stole your packet
 The dusk in the forest had deep ened so that the mems faces had be- come mere blotches of gray.
 Smith said to Clinch: That's his story. Mike. But preferred he should tell it to you himself, so I brought him along . Did you 1rive Star Peak?"
 There want nothin' onto it." said
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Clinch very softly, Then, of sud den, his shadow visage became con torted and he ierked up his rife and threw cartridge into the magazine.
 You dirty louse!" he roared at LeNerett, you wa sinto this, too, a-robbin' my little Eve"
 Run" yelled somebody. giving Leverett a violent shove into the woods.
 In the darkness and confusion, Clineh shouldered his way out of the circle and fired at the cracking noise that marked Leverett's course--flred again, lower, and again as a distant crash revealed the frenzied flight of the trap-rohber. After he had fired fourth shot, somebody struck up his rifle
 "Aw," said Jim Hastings, that ain't no good, You act up like a kid. Mike. Faint SO far to Ghost Lake, athem Troopers might hear you"
 After a silence Clinch spoke, his voice heavy with reaction.
 Into that there packet Is my little girls dover. It's all she's got to make her a lady. I'll kill any man that robs her or that helps rob her. N I want you should go back to my Dump and look after my grille while I'm gone"
 All right" said Smith, briefly. He added: Look out for sink-holes, Mike.'
 Cinch tossed his heavy rifle to his shoulder: Let's go." he said Tn his pleasant, misleading way. and I'll shoot the guts outa any fella that don't show up at roll call"
 (Continued in Our Next 1ssue)
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sooner. 1t was stated today. II Id sad that the resignation followed moe,- ing of the board of trustees oi tka church and may be due to Mir Clarx's interest in hle cause of Rev. Franklin G. Brown. former pastor of the church, whose certificate of ordina- ton, 1t was said, was taken from him IA years ago. Recently the Fairfield county Baptist association restored to Mir. BrowA his certificate of ordina- ton after MT. Clark had interested himself in the matter.
 Ofhcoals of the church today said that MT Clark's resignation had been received.
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EVERYTHING
 SEEMED WRONG
Until "FTuit-a-tiVeS" Made Everything Right
MoRFrowN, VERMONT.

MoRFTowN, VERMONT. "For years, I suffered with Kidney and Liver Complaint; my back ached; my liver was sluggish and my whole system seemed out of order.
 "Fruit.a.tives" was the only re. medy to help nc, They strengthened the Kidneys, made my bowels move regularly and freed me of all the distress". ,,oare ,,,-pp,,v These Fruit Lano Tablets" piA a'woys cure such troubles.
 Soc box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, NY.
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t& FIAMINGV k JEWEL:,IS:.'$ L:,IS:.' NY hl D0pCDT " cIJAAdpEDS ASS <~-N olo2q GEORGE ccAapAAn

his little eyes shone on the others one hy one.
 Boys" he said, T gotta get QuIa- tana, cant never sleep another wink tlll l get that man, Come on. Act up like gents all Let's go.'
 The Hastings boys. young and rash, shuffled into the trail, Blommcrs hesitated, glanced askance at Clinch, and instantly made up his mind to take q chance with the sink holes rather than with Clinch
 God Almighty Mike what be you aimin' to do?' faltered Harvey.
 Pm aimin 10 stop the inlet and outlet to Drowned Valley. Harvey" replied Clinch in his pleasant voice. God is a-gein to deliver Quintana into my hands"
 An right. What neXt?"
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gagged to check the institution's rec or6s.
 The disclosure that $s0 a month was paid to the typewriting machine was made when q search began for Elsie Smith" 10 whom checks were drawn, Her address proved to be an automobile salesroom The checks had been endorsed to a former stsw- ard at the hospital.
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Radium worth $20,0o0.o00 but weighing only six ounces has been produced in the last 26 years.
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VOICESM THE AIR
KDKA

Westinghouse. East Pittsburgh)
 Thursday, Oct. 10, 1922.
 D. m.-Weekly program by The Scientific American.
 S:oo p. m.-Bedtime story tor the kiddies, ...
 D. m-Elmer H. Stoltz, tenor; Miss Julia M. Jackson, accompanist; Miss Florence Beebout, piano; clarl- net solos by Leo Liberto, Belle Me- Michaal Smith, reader.
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WIZ

Westinghouse, Newark) ' D. m.--"Jack Rabbit stories. S.55 p. m.-Recital by Marjorie Barnes.
 1U D. m.-Musical program.
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WGI

American Radio and Research Corp.
 Medford Hillside, Mass.)
 G:30 D. m.-Boston police reports.
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The Capitol at Washington is 751 feet long and $50 feet wide.
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HANDS IN RESIGNATION
Rev. Frahk Clark of Rowayton Baptist Church Will Leave That Church January First.

South Norwalk, Oct 19. - Rev. Frank s. ( ark pastor of the Rowayton Baptist church has given his resigna- ton to take effect January 1, next or
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WBZ

nghouse-Sprinef1el
 7:30 p. m.-Uncle Wiggily bedtime
 story.
 7:45 p. m. Farmers produce
 market report. News from farm and home. 8 D. m.-Vocal recital given by Jane Futile.
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Late news flashes. Early sport news.
 9 p, m,-Evening program.
 WGY'

General Electric Go.
 Schenectady, N. Y) g 6 D. Produce and stock market quotations. News bulletins. 745 p. m.-Concert program.
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TYPEWRITER ON PAYROLL
Discovery Is Made In Chicago When Search Starts for "EIsic Smith," to Whom Checks Were Drawn.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-A typewriter has been on the payroll as a stenogra pher at the municipal contagious disease hospital according to information an- nounced today by investigators en-
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Clean your teeth thoroughly
 and pleasantly

Notice how delightfully."- fresh and clean your mouth feels after you use Listerine Tooth Paste. It's natural that it should feel so Lpterine Tooth Paste is made to work that way-to clean your teeth thoroughly and pleasantly, and help you keep your teeth and gums in their natural healthy condition.
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Listerine Tooth Paste works naturally

Notice how your mouth waters when you use it. That because the fruit acid elements in Listerne Tooth Paste-graPe, orange, apple and grapefruit stimulate the flow of saliva- Saliva is good for the teeth and gums. That's one of the purposes for which saliva provided Again notice the clean feeling. Your teeth will .teel clean after you use Listerine Tooth Paste thoroughly, because they gre clean.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-28
THE DE HAvENS IN
NEW BEDROOM FARCE

Forbidden fruits are the msot de
sired. If M. Volstead hadn't for
hidden certain liquid refreshments
Jack Tanners friend wouldn't have
had bottle hidden in a hole in
the garden Of which Jack could par.
take freely when he fell into the
lily pond and got all wet and cold
and shivery!
And subsequently Jack wouldn't
have mistaken Julias room for his,
and there wouldn't have been scan
dal started at the house party, and
so on could the process Of elimina-
tion be carried until there would
have been no Associated Exhibitors
farce comedy called Marry the Poor
Grill" with those popular farceurs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven, star
red.
Showing Thursday and Friday at
the Sugg theatre, Marry the Poor
Grip is photo-daramtization Of the
Oliver Morosco stage play by Owen
Davis. 1t was directed by Lloyd
Ingraham, and Mr.. and Mrs. De Ha-
ven are supported by capable
cast.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-28
CONWAY TEARLE IN NEW
PLAY, "AFTER MIDNIGHT"

- Conway Tearle in a new Selznick
picture, After Midnight" will be
the attraction a. the sugg theatre
for two days. beginning Monday. and
1t promises to present him in play
not only out OF the ordinary, but
full OF the thrills and mystifying
situations that are so dear to the
heart Of all the theatre goers. "Af-
ter Midnight" is Ralph Ince pro-
duction and that is equal to saying
that the situations and plot have
been developed to their highest dra-
matte value and that the picture
will be marked by action and more
action.
There are some unusually interest
ing scenes of Chinatown and the
underworld of New York that have
been worked out to the minutest
detail and fairly breath the atmos-
phere of the famous Chinese dens.
"A half hundred real Chinese play
prominent part in the picture and
lend an air of impressive reality to
the scenes.
The leading part opposite the star
is played by the winsome Zena Keefe
who, during her lengthy screen ca
reer, has won a legion of followers.
Miss Keefe and Mr.. Tearle have
played together on the screen be-
fore and will be favorbly remembered
for their work in the Selznick pro.
duction, "Marooned Hearts," which
was presented few months ago.
The cast also contains such we'll
known players as Macy Harlan,
Charlie Fag and Harry R. Allan.
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oARETH HUGHES TO
PLAY WALL STREET BOY

''The Hunch." straring Gareth
Hughes. which is announced by the
Sugg theatre next Wednesday. is a
screen adaptation of story by Per.
cival Wilde that appeared in the
Popular magazine. The story deals
with the adventure OF young Wall
Street broker who wakes one morn.
ing after convival party to find
"Buy JH" inscribed on his shirt
front. "JH" means Jerusalem steel
and the broker has hunch that 1t
will make his fortune. He borrows
money to buy. Then the stock
slumps. His loan is called in. I'm
able to meet 1t and unwilling to give
up his hunch he arranges to disap-
pear for time, leaving a hat and
knife to indicate that he has been
murdered. Starting for the country,
he is arrested as suspicious char
acter and held for his own murder.
The series of hilarious incidents
that follow in the story seem made
for screen use and the roel of the
young broker should show Mr..
Hughes at his best. His appearance
in Garments of Truth" Sensation
al Tommy "The Chorus Girls Ro-
amnce" and "The Lure of Youth"
place him among the most finished
actors on the screen. Reports from
other cities say that the charm and
sparkle of his youthful personality
were never more keenly felt than
in "The Hunch."
The supporting cast contains three
who have starred in their own right.
Ethel Grandin, who headed her own
before her retirement sew
eral years ago, returns to the screen
as the heroine; Gale Henry, who
use to produce her own comedies,
is cast in character role, and Ed
ward Flanagan, known in vaudeville
and on the screen for his "Hallroom
Boys" act, appears as the young
brokers' mystified comrade.
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BIRTH or A NATION"
DRAWS ZIG HOUSES
tFrom Dallas News.)


Although eight years have passed
since David wark Griffith produced
"The Birth Of a Nation" and al
though photography has made many
advances In that time. the picture
still deserves to rank as the greatest
spectacle aud dramatic film ever
shown. "The Birth Of Nation" has
been In Dallas several times before
but drew big houses yesterday at
the initial performances OF this re.
turn engagement
0utbursts Of applause came fre
quently at ell performances. And
when the orchestra swung into the
strains Of "The star Spansled ban
ner' at the grand climax. the au
dience rose en- masse. More thar
that. those who had seen the picture
were perhaps just a little more prout
to stand for the national anthem
than they had been before the per
formance-"Tho Birth OF Nation
10 that kind OF film"
"The Birth Of a Nation" finishes
two day showing In Chickasha a
the Rialto tonight.
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LYING BAD POLICY PROVED
BY DON'T TELL EVERYTHING

Have you, as a picture fan. ever
come across these lines?
What a tangled web we weave
When first we practice TO deceive"
This might be the text OF Don't
Tell Everything" which comes to the
Rialto theatre next Monday and
Tuesday. II Is a Paramount picture
with Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson
and Elliott Dexter in the feature
roles.
In the story the handsome Cullen
Dale, played by Mr.. Reid, Is en-
shared in a trap of his own making
when he tries to deceive the girl he
is engaged TO-. in some cases. and
tells her the truth in others. The
result is that she doesn't believe him
at all and when the other woman
comes into the story, is jealous.
There Is a battle of women's wits
and self sacrificing friend (played
by Elliott Dexter) who tries to help
Marian miss Swanson) to win out
against the intrigante, played by
Dorothy Cumming.
There Is a polo game, a scene in
luxurious mountain lodge, some love
scenes that are most entrancingly
real lot of good wholesome comedy
and withal the spirit of the out of
doors. The climax is a complete
surprise.
This is the type of picture that
makes you want to hunt and golf
and play polo and be an outdoor
type. If you can't or if you can
you'll enjoy the picture. Sam Wood
was the director
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PARAMOUNT PARAGRAPHS

Behtram Grassby. professional viii
lian who supports Constance Binney,
Paramount star, in her next picture,
"The Sleep Walker" figured up the
other day that he has been beaten
up forty two times, thrown off seven
cliffs. shot with twelve different
kinds of guns and stabebd scores of
ways-and all by his best friends.
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"Dos'r TELL EVERYTHING"

Cullen Dale. wealthy and sport
loving young man, tall and athletic,
heartily loves Marian westover
womanly. young woman. who keeps
Cullen guessing ms to his fate.
Harvey Gilroy. cullen's best friend,
also loves Marian. but loyal TO cul.
len. who he IN aware. has the inaIac
track to MarIans affections, does
not avow his passion.
At polo game one day. at which
Marian IA present. the horses u
Cullen and CIlroy. who are captains
OF the opposing teams. come together
with crash and both are thrown
beneath their horses bodies. Cullen
shows his friendship for Gllroy by
caring for his assiduously. The game
over. Cullen proposes to Marian
(who is half inclined TO accept him,
because OF his persistency). but see.
ing some Of his old photographs
which picture him with pretty girls,
she accepts him. promising not TO
become jealous OF the pictures. But
jealousy seIzes her nevertheless. aud
she resolves to question hlf further
before she takes the fatal step.
One day. there comes TO Cullen's
home. JessIca Ramsey. who decided
~ has set her cap for Cullen.
Marlan's jealousy is aroused more
than ever. for Jess had been photo
graphed with Cullen and when
Marian asked him regarding her
whereabouts. he told her Jess was in
Africa. Horrors. He had lied to
her. And to cap the climax. Cullen
seems to like Jess, despite his
avowals OF love for Marian. Gilroy
tries TO knock a corner off the
triangle and help Cullen and Marian
along the road to happiness which
he himself seems doomed to miss.
Marian tries hard to become as
good golfer, tennis player and
rider as Jess, but II is useless. And
finally comes the show down. Jess
has bought and furnished lodge in
the mountains and she asks Cullen
and Marian TO he her guests, quite
convinced that Marian would decline.
She had made up her mind to en-
snare Cullen at any cost. Cullen is
anxious to go to the lodge, but
Marian protests. Cullen persuades
her to get into his automobile and
having previously obtained mar
riage license. when they reach the
minister's house. he swings lNr out
Of the car and in the presence of
lousekeeper causes a wedding eere-
mony to be performed.
Marian is dazed by this cave man
stuff and agrees with Cullen to keep
the marriage a secret until 1t can
be properly divulged. While Marian
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The first time flivver has ever
been cast in the role of heroic
car occurs in Across the Contl-
nent." Wallace Reid's new Para
mount star picture, an original by
Byron Morgan, by the way
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PLEASED TO HAVE
MET HIS BRIDE

Five minutes after they had prom
ised to love, honor and behave until
death did them separate, they were
bidding each other a cold farewell
Goodbye, Mr. Tanner" she said
offering her hand.
Il am very pleased to have met
you, Mrs. Tanner" responded he.
But, even though their marriage
was not Of their own desire, neither
were they permitted to part.
The why, what and how Of this
amusingly amazing romance will be
disclosed at the Sugg theatre Thurs
day when Mr.. and Mrs. De Haven,
unrivaled co-stars of farce comedy
will cavort in their newest feature,
marry the Poor Girl" an adaptation
of the popular stage play by Owen
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goes home to think Il over. Cullen
motors to Jessica's lodge and when
he desires to return to his bride. q
fierce storm prevents his departure.
Alarmed because of her husbands
prolonged absence, Marian seeks Gil.
roy and the two, laden down with
provisions. motor TO the lodge. Here
the truth is revealed to the satisfac-
tion Of all except Jess who finds
Cullen lost to her forever This
picture starts Monday at the Rlalto
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according 10 Mr.. de Mile and Cla-
IA Beranger, his scenarist.

A few months ago when John s.
Robertson was In France filming
circus scenes for his Paramount pro-
duction. Loves Boomerang" he ex-
pressed the hope that the mutual
interests OF the French and the
American motion picture industries
would soon be furthered by the ex-
change OF film artists OF the two
countries, thus aiding to internation-
alize the screen are. Now Mr.
Robertson has engaged Charles dc
Rochefort. a well known French di-
rector and popular film star. for
the important role of Estoban the
heavy lead in the new Paramount
production, Spanish jade" now be-
ing made in Spain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-28
FILM FUNNIEs

II Baby Peggy is cute Is Harry
Sweet?
IL GaGreth Hughes Is an Abbott
is Priscilla Dean? f .0aI u, saIs=
Conway Tearle PLAYS but why
must Eddie Polo?
VIM. Russell reads the Chix Ex-
press, what does Wallace Reid?
Is Tom Moore owen Moore?
II Sammy" is black is Pearl
White?