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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
CELEBRATE
5OTH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Squires ceIe-
brated their fiftieth weddiny anniver-
sary with two O'Clock dinner Tues
day at their home on Western Ave
nue.. About fifty guests were pres
ent. The wedding ceremony was en-
acted, Mrs. E. R. Locke playing the
march and two grandchildren, Jack
and ]. J. Garrard acting as flower
carriers. Ed. Morris read accounts
of the first wedding. A number Of
beautiful gifts appropriate to the oc-
casion were received by this beloved
couqle.
The nine children were present.
They are OIL Squires of Louisiana,
Roy and Les Squires of Moberly, Mrs
Frank Miller of Montana, Mrs. Joe
Musick of Kansas, Mrs. Garrard and
Miss Maude Squires of Centralia, Bob
Squires Of Illinois and WIFI of Iowa.
The Ledger joins their many
friends in wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Squires many more happy anniyersar-
les.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
SPECIAL
SERMONS
HERE SIIA.

The ministers of the Presbyterian,
baptist Methodist, Episcopal and
Christian Churches viii preach oh
the same topics Sunday morning and
evening. In the morning the sub
.ject will be "The Dignity Of The.
Church" and in the evening The
Moral Standards Of the New Testa-
rient Church."
These sermons will be worthwhile,
not only from moral but also So
cial and economic standpoint and il
is hoped that everyone who can do
50 will make it point to attend
The decision to preach sermons on
these subjects at all the churches
Sunday was reached at a recent
meeting Of the Ministerial Alliance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
ABOUT 5000
HEAR REEDS
SPEECH WE'D.

Declaring that the Volstead Law is
an lntemperate statute and that the
time has arrived when Congress
should in all calmness and deliber-
alton consider its modification and
amendment U. s. Senator James A.
Reed, democratic candidate for re-
election, injected the wet and dry is
sue into the campaign with the open
ing gun of political battle which it
is said will surpass in heat and vigor
anything in Missouri for the past
two generations.
Senator Reed spoke to a crowd of
5000 in tent, erected on the North
Central school grounds in this city,
for the purpose of housing the formal
opening of the state Democratic cam
paign Wednesday. Mrs. st. Claire
Moss preceded him Wednesday even
ing, in a short speech and at $50
the Senator took the platform.
Some of the Volstead Law fea-
lures, Reed said, are highly offensive
even to people who are strict believ-
ers in prohibition. Congress is not
bound, he added to declare liquor
intoxicating merely because it con-
tains more than one-half of per
cent of alcohol, but that the percent
age may be raised, provided, as a
matter of fact the beverage produced
is, in good faith Misunderstanding"
Senator Reed said that the ut
ter failure of President Harding's ad-
ministration to meet the expectation
of the county gives me no partisan
pleasure" He attacked Harding for
appointing Mellon as Secretary of
the Treasury, the tariff bill, the Hyde
administration in Missouri, the Bonus
bill veto. He dwelt on his record in
the senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
CANT ITEMS.

Lawrence McCarty is buying up a
bunch of calves. He also has a fine
bunch of cattle.
DR.. Hickerson was called to see
Theo. Selllars Saturday evening and
found him suffering with pleurisy. y
The Pulls family had their reunion
ut BIZ. Puiiss last week.
R. E. Weaver and wife were at
John Scholls Sunday, and Grandma
Robinson went back home with them.
The Farm Club of Cant will meet
at the school house Wednesday night,
Oct. 18th.
Mable Vance, Eva Lee Smith and
Maud Duffy were at home over Sun
day.
Mrs. j. B. Nevins visited at L. L,
Winn's and attended Sunday school
at Salt River Sunday.
Those that were at Vess McCowens
Sunday were: Thos. Squires' young
folks, Ed Beatty and family, Capt
Miner and wife Hobart and Sadie
Allison and Ola Showers.
John McCory has been on the sick
list.
Aunt Bette McCarty is still with
her sister, Mrs. Kate McCarty. She
is up and down.
There is to be pie supper al
Payne School house Oct. 6. Everybody
invited. Ola Showers, teacher.
The pie supper at High Hill was
largely attended and they made
S21.4S. Sadie Allison, teacher.
Genelle Denham was at home Sat
urday night and Sunday. She is
working in Centralia.
Eula May Woolery was with home
folks Sunday
About rs friends and neighbors
went with filled baskets to Edgar
Sims home and surprised him for his
birthday. All enjoyed the day to-
gether.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
BREWSTER TALKS
TO A LARGE
AUDIENCE HERE

At what has been termed the larg-
est attended Republican meeting ever
held in Mexico R. R. Brewster, Re-
publican candidate for the U. S. SEN
ate, spoke Tuesday evening in the
Circuit Court room. Mrs. F. N,
Henderson presided at the gathering
and Congressman T. w Hukreide
declined to speak saying the meeting
was Mr. Brewstcrs.
The Court room and Railways ad-
jacent were packed with the crowd
which must have numbered almost
300. Several hundred people left be-
cause they could not get in. L. McF
Gamble, County Chairman, intro
duced Mrs. Henderson.
While Brewster was stating his
position on prohibition, which he
does at each of his meetings, man
interrupted him to SAX: "How about
the Volstead law?"
what do you think about IT.!
was asked Brewster.
Il think it a good enforcement
statute"
"The Volstead act" said Brewster,
in reply, SIS not sacred thing. II
should be amended to prevent the
issuance of dishonest Whisky pres
criptions." He also made it clear
that there is nothing sacred about
the provision of one-half Of i per
(. cent. He attacked Reeds position
upon prohibition, saying that he was
facing both ways "Before l kiss
my wet Republican friends who are
going to vote for Reed goodbye, l
want to compel Reed, if can, to
say whether he will vote. to restore
their beer to them. He's got to
promise them something The vets
in St, Louis don't know what it is,
neither do the drys out in the cotin-
try
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
THE NEW YORK DRUMMER.

THE freshly shaved and sham
pooed New York drummer when he
enters q small city is the hinterland
of America does SO with condescension
no less majestic than the ex-kaiser
formerly received some American
social climber.
He brings US the news Of Americas
greatest city with all the rnagnifi-
cence of freshly painted circus par
ade, and incidentally informs those
who have gathered about to witness
the performance that outside of
New York America isn't.
There are no "boobs" in New York
according to his statistics regardless
Of his giving it as a permanent ad-
dress.
Another fake prince has departed
from New York leaving behind him
four wives, and the usual monetary
vacuum such charlatans succeed in
creating in Bagdad-on-the- Hudson.
The New York drummer and his
kind 1fell" as hard for this faker as
if they had dived from the peak of
the Woolworth building.
New Yorkers are fooled SO often
that they are becoming to demand it
as steady diet.
And the prince, let us modestly
add, was from small town. It's the
small town "slicker" that succeeds
best in putting it over on the ty-
pical New Yorker--the braying, bel
ligerant boy who believes that 42nd
and Broadway is the center Of the
universe and when he crosses the
Hudson westward begins to watch
every weed for an Indian in hiding
or lurking bandit,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
D. A. R. BANQUET
in new HOXSEY
DINING ROOM


Owing to the courtesy of I. ].
Hoxsey and Ben Elliott part Of the
dining room in the new addition to
the Hoxsey Hotel will be used for
the costume banquet which will be
given by the local chapter Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton in honor Of the visitors at the
State conference here October H. II
is decided concession on the part
Of Mr.. Hoxsey to allow this as il
will delay the completion of the
building but is in line with the many
courtesics which Mr., Hoxscy is ex-
tending to the local D. A. R. mem
bers in arranging for their confer
ence.
Besides the large number who will
attend as delegates there. will be
many visitors who win come from
neighboring towns and the State Of
ficers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
C. {. CLARKE
IS HONORED
At DINNER

The Sabbath School workers of the
Presbyterian Church gave picnic
dinner at the Church Thursday even
ing in honor Of c. E. Carke, former
superintendent Of the school, who is
leaving Mexico to make his home in
Monmouth, I'll.
The dinner was served by a COM
mittee Of ladies and was both boun-
tiful and appetizing. After dinner,
Captain J. c. Stoy, the present sup
erifstendents officially voiced the re-
gret Of the school because ef the de-
parture of Mr.. Clarke. Captain Stoy
called upon the teachers who respond
ed with words of warm appreciation
of the faithful work done by him
during his residence in Mexico.
The pastor, DIR. A. A. Wallace, pre-
sented "a bunch of everlastings" to
Mr.. Clarke in behalf of the school and
spoke Of the two years splendid work
done by him as superintendent and
Of the willingness with which he res
ponded to every request. Mayor J.
w. Gallaher spoke of the fine in
fuence Of Mr.. Clarke as citizen.
The class of boys taught by Mr..
Clark. were present as guests and
Joined in the general regret felt over
the departure of their teacher.
After voicing their interest in Mr..
Clarke and his family, who; could not
be present, the company stood and
sang "Blest Be the Tie That Binds"
and closed with prayer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
MEXICO AUDRAN COUNTY MISSOURI THURSDAY OCTOBER 1922
SURPRISE
EDGAR SIMS
ON BIRTHDAY

A large number of friends and rel
atives spent most enjoyable day at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Sims Sunday, October /, the occa-
sion being Mr. Sims birthday. Mrs.
Sims planned the surprise for her
husband who was truly pleased.
A delicious basket diner was scrv-
ed on the lawn, which was greatly
enjoyed by the guests
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
joe Berry, Mr., and Mrs. George
Brown and son, Mrs, Junior Lyons
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Smith
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Wade and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Summer
Davis and family, Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Sims and baby Mrs. Emmett Sims,
Mr. and Mrs, Grover Sims, Mrs.
Belle Sims, Mrs. Mann Jcrman, Mr..
and Mrs. Beverly Mayes and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will HARRISON, and
family, Menry Vance, Clyde Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Edwards and
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilmot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Duffy and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Showers
and family, Clarence Dunn,' Miss
Florence Ritter, L. E. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs, Binglc Woolery and daugn
ter, Harris Davis, Miss Pauline Har-
relson, Miss Leila Davis and Ralh
Wilmot.
The guests stayed until late after
noon when they left wishing Mr.
Sims many more happy birthdays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
EARLY DAY
JUR|ST KNOWN
WELL HERE

The recent death of Judge Elijah
Robinson at Kansas City recalls an
incident which occurred years ago
when Judge Robinson was on the
circuit bench.
The court was in session at Mex
,ico, Mo Sol Hughlett, a prominent
lawyer of Montgomery county and d
close friend of Judge Robinson, IN
the trial of a case, talked rather
sharply to the court. He was warned
he would be fined if he persisted.
He failed to heed the warning and
was fined $25 and ordered to pay the
clerk or 60 to jail, Hughlctt arose
and said; ~ 80
"Your honor knows / live al
Wellsville; ran up here on the train;
didn't bring much money, and as ]
have no better friend than the court,
I respectfully ask loan from the
court Of the amount Of the fine until
l get home"
"Hughlett, sit down." the Judge or
dered. "Mr Clerk, you will please
remit the fine, as the state of Mis-
souri, is better able to lose the
money than the court"
Later, Judge Robinson ran for
,
congress in this district against
Richard Norton. After many ballots
were taken the convention was dead
locked. Finally Mr.. Hughlett, who
represented Judge Robinson, and
Col. Nat Dryden, who represented
Norton, agreed to decide the nom
ination by tossing up a dollar. Nof-
ton won, went to congress and later
was defeated by Champ Clark
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
First No. Woman Nominee for
Congress a Pioneer at Heart

Mrs. Luella st. Clair Moss, who,
spoke in Mexico Wednesday evening
is at heart a pioneer and it is not
surprising that she is now being
hailed al the Arst woman ever nom
mated for Congress from Missouri
for her entire life has been record
Of one ~frstD after another. She
was the first honor graduate of her
college class, the first woman pres
ident Of Christian Colelg at Colun-
bia and the frst and thus far the only
woman president of Ha'nilton Coli
lege 1t Lexington, XIV.
Mrs. Moss has had busy and
eventful life. When only seventeen
years Old ire was granted 4 ccrtifT
cate. to teach and for three years
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
BURN FENCE ROWS
EARLY IN FALL.
FOR CHINCH BUGS

o. g
A. Gorrell, says that the
farmers of Audrain County
should burn their fence rows
early this fall in order to des-
troy the chinch bugs and keep
them from remaining through
the winter to destroy the crops
next year. He also says that
if ii is i cold winter they win
be unable to live in the corn
stalks until next spring, as
hey aid dlast winter, which was
mild. This is an important
matter and should be given at
tention by everyone.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
pOWELL,s FORD.

Joe Dudley is having a nice lot of
wood sawed into stove length.
U. w. Powell and wife, Elmer
Powell and family called on NJ. n.
Powell and sister Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Cook spent Sunday in
st. Louis.
John billiard, Of st. Louis was in
This neighborhood the last Of last
week.
Farmers are still busy cutting corn
and sowing wheat Some cattle are
being fed and some have bought
lambs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Lester Miller was elected president
of the Golf Club which was opened
October 1st on the w CNStewart
farm east of Mexico, The other Of
ficers are: vice-president, Bryan Will
son; secretary and treasurer, H. M.
Bartels, The board of governors is
composed of R. V, Gallagher, Orval
E. Tucker, DR.. r. w. VanWyngar-
den, B. NJ. NARROW, J. G. Sigler and
Dr. c. A. Tedrick
The election was held Tuesday
evening at the headquarters of Andy
Gump in the Davis Shoe Store. The
new club has officially indorsed Mr..
Gump's campaign for congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Mexico will have poultry show
late in November OF the first part
of December according to decision
made at a meeting Of the Audrain
Poultry Association Tuesday even
ing. The following officers were
elected: President, A. Gorrell; vice.
president, Will Bryarly; secretary,
joel Guthrie; treasurer, w S, Eller
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Wendell Vaughn, son Of Dr. and
Mrs, S. J. Vaughn narrowly escaped
injury Wednesday morning when the
Buick car he was driving was struck
by Wabash No. l3westbound. Young
Vaughn was driving north and either
failed to see the train until he was
almost on the tracks or became con
fused. The frain was coming in
slowly but struck the car hard
enough to push il over on the sta
ton platform and tear off the fender
and running board on one side,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Henry Dean. who has moved from
has resigned his nomination
al capdidate for Representative on
the County ticket and has been re-
placed BY Kenneth Kennan Of Lad
donia. Severaa other changes are rer
ported made But have MOI been ready
for publication.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
PRAIRIE HILL

With corn cutting, putting up cow
peas and wheat sowing, everybody is
busy.
Tate Hess, Hess Bowen, Cassiday
Bros, and Paul Evans are among
those who have sowed. Others will
SOW this week
We are glad to report Miss Jen-
ME Barnes much improved. But re-
gret to hear that Mrs. Walter KisOr
is i'll; also that Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Barbee lost their baby born last
week. Z
The community is also grieved be-
cause John Jewel lost his house and
contents by fire last Wednesday morn
ing. John recently bought the place.
Crops have been short since, partic-
ularly so this year and winter is COM
ing on. 1t seems to me that all would
be willing to express their sympathy
by a little donation if some one would
take the time to pass the hat around
What do you say friends "a. .
| Earl Motley and WIN McCrew and
families attended the Baptiee Asso-
citation in YandaIia the first 4of the
week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary met Wednes-
day with Mrs. Paul Brice. They have
been made a part of the Needlework
Guild of Vandalia. They made six
garments which viii be given to the
needy of Vandalia.
Willie Branstetter and Uncle Dave
Nation have been putting up Frank
Daniels soy beans ON the shares.
Cecil Pease and wife went to Rush
Hill Satrrdaf and got some seed
wheat of his brother-in-law, John
Mollet.
The Presiding Elder, Rev. Shad-
wick Of Mexico, held quarterly con-
ference for the Vandalia Circuit at
Pleasant Plains Methodist Church
Saturday night and Sunday. There
was good attendance Saturday night
and worth while sermon.
Sunday doings:-
The Stotlers went nutting.
Arch and Earl Motley, Ogle Helm,
Ed Trower, John Chthero, Paul
Brice, Les Williams, Reuben Keith,
Clyde johnson and families spent the
day at the spring just below Louis
lana. The river is very low, but the
paw paws were very plentiful. All
enjoyed the picnic to the limit until
In starting home Ed Trower passed
John Clthero but later was passed
by him. Then those in front began
bantering Ed and riled his sport
ing blood and race ensued AS he
turned out for another car his wheels
struckloose gravel and his Ford
plunged straight into ten foot
ditch just in the west edge of Louis
lana where a number of wrecks have
happened. Ed and his wife and lit
tie Goldie went through the wind
shield lighting on the radiator. j..
W., Helen and Ruby landed in the
front seat. Eds left hand was cut
pretty badly and Mrs. Trowers limb.
also. The Others received minor
scratches and bruises and big
scare and shakeup. The car was
damaged considerably. All regretted
the damage to car and persons, but
were very thankful that it was no
worse.
In Louisiana we saw Mr. Haas and
family who were on their way TO-
ClarksMlIe, Homer Long and wife.
Ike Dye and wife and Mr.. Hoyt and
wife who were visiting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Oscar Copper Collins, son Of Bay
less Collins, formerly of this city,
died at his home in Los Angeles,
Calf, September 21st according to
information received here. He was
well known in Mexico where he had
many old friends who will regret to
hear of his death. For quite a NUM-
ber Of years he resided in Kansas
City before going West for his
health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Mrs, Sarah Cropper celebrated her
seth birthday Wednesday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. C. NJ. Null on
E. Monroe street. Her daughters, Mrs
Null, Mrs. j. w. Tucker and Mrs. G.
E. Elliott, five grandchildren and nine
great grandchildren were all present
at the MONDAY dinner.
Mrs, Cropper has lived in Mexico
so years and loved by large num-
ber of friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

The committee in charge Of plans
for Better Homes Demonstration
Week October 9 to IA in Mexico is
meeting with the heartiest cooper
alton from the religious, educations,
civic and business interests in the
city. The ministers of the various
churches are planning to deliver SER
mons on the Sunday preceding the
week, in which they win speak Of the
relationship between the homes and
community life as q whole.
The model home at B27 w. Monroe
which through the courtesy Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. r Greenhood viii be used
for Demonstration D purposes will give
many useful ideas On the furnishing
ard equipping Of homes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

A good crowd was present at the
w. Fl. Harrelson sale Of live stock
Tuesday four miles south Of Mexico
and prices were good, The top on
hogs was $780, cattle sold from $s5.
ito $6s and horses from $50 to 500
One hundred head Of livestock was
sold, Dinner was served BY the
women Of Union Chapel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
Accompany Congressman Hukreide
on Speaking Tour

About ten supporters of Congress
man E. W. Hukreide accompanied
him to Rush Hill, Martinsburg, Far
Der and Vandalia Wednesday, Ad-
dresses were made at Farber and
Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Ira Rhodes Of New bloomfield
sold good mare mule colt II the
stock sales III Fulton Monday ID Ed
Hamilton Of Mexieo. Mr. HanzilHon
bought three ether colts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Mrs. John d. o'Rear and Master
John d. O'Rear are home after a
pleasant visit in jefferson City with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Miss Anne Bayne went to ST.
Louis Monday to attend the Yelled
Prophet celebration She was ac-
1companicd back ID Mexico BY her
parents who win be her guests
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

R. R. Brewster, Republican candi-
date for the United States Senate
from Missouri, and Congressman T.
w. Hukreide, Republican candidate
for reelection to Congress from the
Ninth District, were the guests of
honor at dinner at the Hoxsey Ho-
tel Tuesday evening. Mrs. F. N.
Henderson presided.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Mrs. M. R. Wise, who arriyed in
Mexico Wednesday after few
weeks in Kansas City and Excelsior
Springs, went to st, Louis Thursday
to be present at the meeting Of Demo-
cratic state committeewomen. 'She
was accompanied BY Mrs. Jenima
Hughes Of Keytesville.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Lee Brothers Of Mexico bought lS
head Of horses and mules in Fulton
Monday paying from $50 10 $50 a
piece for them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Mrs. Henry Fyfe Woodward and
small son cf ST. Louis were the
guests ii Mrs. Z. Il. Anderson Tues
day night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
ApPLES FOR SALE

At thes Kent Orchard, 3 miles
south of Mexico; hand picked and
sprayed; at Soc, 50. and 75c per bu
Bell phone S67. wilt. Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Miss Eunice Harris went to 81.
Louis Tuesday to see the Yelled
Prophet Parade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

FOR SALE-Thrce dozen Rhode
Island pullets. also full bloodcd Ply
mouth Rock pulIets; February and
March Matching. Mrs. Earle c. Ly7
man. Phone l7oSF3. 33-2tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

/ FOR SALE -Purebred Duroc Jer-
sey boars; February farrow. Oscar
H. Efdcl, Rush Hill, Mo- 1881 p,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Ms y A. pearing Il visiting
friends ii Columbia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

FOR SAL. praycd Fall and
Winter Apples, II. Carpenter
farm Is miles no1tlfwest of Mexico
and two miles north and one mile
east Of Skinner Price 40c to 75c a
bushel in the orchard. 33-4tp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

n. H. Emberson Of Columbia was
in Mexico Wednesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Ity LOST-Brand new S0xS1k Good
yaer Cord Tire and rim. Reward if
delivered to Barnes-B0yf Motor Go.
1922 wi p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

AWANTED Information lead
ing to recovery of sow and three
shoats have split in left ear. Re-
ward. C. B. SCHoPP, Mexico, Mo.
229 2t wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05
FARMERS
EXCHANGE

RATES--1U cents q line an inser-
ion. A line consists Of 5 words.
minimum charge for ads in this
column Soc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Mrs. J. ri Powell went to Jeffev-
son City Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

, GaS LOST chain, kit of Ford
tools, between Mexico and Centralia.
Finder will please notify THELMA
HARRISON, Perry, Mo. d1w1 p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-10-05

Ledger Want Ads Pay--Try One.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-17
LASALLE

romance of the South. col0red
with pathos and humor. and sprink
led with mystery. is cone Clear
Call" Milton SilIs latest picture.
which viii have last snowings al the
LaSalle today The story runs
smoothly sustaius interest and
builds up 20 q strong climax. The
plot is laid in a small town ln Ala
hanna. where two men of strangely
contrasting nature are in love with
the same woman She is married TO
one Of them but loves the other.
There is plenty of action. and this
picture is produced upon lavish
scale. and when the girl whose
name Us Faith. confesses to the man
she loves that she is married the
picuIre takes swift turn and
works up 90 breathless climax.
Milton Slus Claire Windsor. and
Henry Walthall have the three
leading roles
Tomorrow starts "a three day en-
gagement of Charles Rays latest
picture Nineteen and Phyllis"