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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr

hlCAGO April l2.-i'attle: receipts = :
~; active beef STEERS mostly lsc to 80.
n!sh.r; better grades show most advance. +:
10y. 40; weight. 1882 hounds bulk h. . (
kt"ers. ';pHs.5s: She stock. sircnE 10 lJc
hish.:; bui!s strong; veal calves 30 lower
stocReFs, nr!n: hulk fat she stock = ~ n
.h!; hulk Gamers and cutters, 3S5(ii
nntk holoGna bulls. I.:.ii 80: bulk Yea /
Sa.'es e;isl 40: bulk stockors and feed
Hogs: receipts. 1885,: mostly Ice lower
TO lSc lower; shippers bought about /. $40 :
,,oa over iieera!; early top. i@..5. prac-
ing sows. TO- lower. PIGS slow
sheep: receipts. ii.trJ; TAT sheep and
shoTn lambs mostly steady: wooded Ia inhs
steady to 2ic lower: shorn !nmb ton u.ES:
nn.N: 20 a 70: wooded lambs. 1919: bulk
wooded ewes. 1905 anu down: shorn . %,
down: desirable '5-pound shcaring lambs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
FEDERAL. RESERVE BhSlS or nICI
MOSD
NOTICE REDEMPTION
To Holders of Victory Notes and Otht
So,,o. q. h,,,h" s,rnn =, ,o,,o

Notice 10 hereby given AZ follows:
]. Call for Redemption of 81 per c.
Victory Notes. All of tho az pcr cont /
rieH OF United States of American Conv,
t!b'e Gold Notes OF le2:-Is2a. otherw
known as ~. per cent Victory Notes. 4
hereby called for redemption on Juns
1922. pursuant 10 the provision for rode n
ton contained in the Notes and in Tres
ury Department Circular Number
dated April 81, 1913. under which the no
were originally issued. interest on
Victory Notes of the az per cont ser
will ceaHs on snid redemption date. il
10, ll s;,.o.,.,,n m, r.-m,n,t,o, a, y
tory Sotr Conversion Privilege In view
the call FOR tn" redemption Of all 3a
cent Victory Sotes or Juno Ii. 1922. n
pursuant to the proyirlonr OF said Tire
Ury Department Circular Number I3s,
privilege OF conversion OF Victory Eotcs
either series into Victory Notes or
other series Ia hereby suspended from r,
runry 9. 1922. to Juno is. 1922, both Inc
awe. and on Jun. 10. 1922. w!ll t-rmins
Victory Sotrr accordingly cease 20 be
terconvertihle. effective February .. 1.
and on and after that date no con.ersi,
OF the Notes may be made.
). Detailed Information as 10 tho pre-.
tation and surrender OF 81. per cent /.
tory Notes for redemption Is given
Treasury Department Circular Number
dated February o. 1892 copies of VIII
ere available at the Treasury and In. +
era Reserve Bhnks.
A. W. MELLON.
| Secretary OF the Treasury
February Q. 1922.
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CtII.I,Et,


NE" RORK. April I2-Thc market for
cpHce futures showed Increased strength
toun! with al! deliveries making n.w high
r"chrds for tn. seasc,, ON the couttnr,"i
hrinness or Brazil ant- covering BY near
,n"nth Efforts wind seemed apprchcnsIvn
mat very little coffee would be delivered
on contract next month. The make;
"pthcu az an advance OF Il to I. points
nnu SOIL 10 90 - points not higher. May
ehEn need to u. IA: July To 1000 and Scn-
tcinber 70 9.5j. These prices attracted
come rch ilzinE in July and later deliver
YES. causing reactions OF or L FONTS
rom the best. with the narke, closing
~ 10 !, nointS nc; higher. or at about
"" opening hyures. Salcs. lnclu9ing c1 .
ShnnIcs were estimated az about 500
Days. May. p.il: July. $50: September
80: October aIG; December. go: ian
unry and March 9Gi '
SPOT coffee. nrm. hu: ruic;: Ria -.
lot: Santos Is. It. 20 ~. COST and
,Iright "ferS were nrIn. Including sam
EOS 3s and 5s. part Bourbon. at ITO to
iisn. and Mo rs at 1850 to i0.65
'hc Official cables reported a decline
~ 20 r"is In the dollar buying rate .,
INC close YESTERDAY. with RIO - rolls
lower Ia - rcis higher tnc santos un.
changed 10 100 refs higher. According 10
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
IIlY I,nnnc

ci snM nohk. A?rN l?-Working shlr,
,n,,Id'nor'Es were reduced | cent /, ward
jj% .rini. 10y ono OF the largest producers.
rt,n'"u .prfSaloE. crctonaSs ana crcpcs
Mero active. UannIshcI cot,"ns 60,
nrinn.fhdi Yarns barely steady. Mems wear
p.t'n hhck cnitincS are bcin. ndvnnc.i
In nricc aud selling ncnni. , ",.
m ZEE m, Ill, predict hIahcr wciI good,
zero 6ull. while som. Of ~ S""d,
To-" goods worc In moirrrtc J.Sp,.r,
iur'aps "c'e Gnict snd unchanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

i'il movement
New Orleans MidGling Is 81, receipts :,
-. exports. SO. sales. ~. stock "a. az
ga; "a .y"sion .M!dd!ng. I'D. recctpis 4
s, mS.2th" : =. l'l5: receipts s5i;
s,S s:""aT7nehr,.M!dalqr 81: receipts. L.
lcSinn-Rcc"iDts. ] so. stock "a -,
G, I'M n ci9"-Midd!iHg 1870; receipts p:
TeN.s. CITY S,ocf. 7.5lo
No7!olk -MiddiHr 100: recent. ~.
Baltimore stock aot,
nhila d.!ph -S;nc; -I6'
NV YG,h M!td!lnr l,s,. receipts I.
.M.ln'r- tn.ris- Receipts. 81; exports. a,i
T";ai ;oday Receipts. 1851; exports. T..
--Tpsg%ia' '"r week Receipts, ss.sss; cxport,.
,a T@sa' tar ;easo"R ece!p;s a.si.5s: er-
Interior movement:
Hou@,nn- MtddHnr, l7it: receipts o,,a:
N"nphis- Nldilng 400. -cc.i,,s Sii.S.
augusta M'idliur isT5: rrs 'gi,G; '.', Isg
Ni..ntitht>, 80 sal"s. l2s stock III si.r
~ N.ddiirC 100: receipts, ials
~ ,nil.m'' 20; stoct. $50
.h-'a.ric,im." <: Es~Midd,."g 1914. receir.-. 5os;
n'ta' M;dd'lnr lf.if: sales go
" nniEn'nory-M! dd'inr 100: s5i.s r.,
p IN. Escei:is '1i. shlpmenis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

III FOR July, Talk that more wheat u,
omaha had been bought for delivery i'm
Chicago was parity responsible. In ad-
uitioi, IT WAS taid much Chcago-0wned
wheat AZ KANSAS CITY would h.. p,rhaIN
brought here 10 Ill! May contracts IN
ser such circumstances. aTd with export
inquiry SLOW. the early action of .ha
market was mors or Jess reversed as the
day drew to end.
Corn ana oats prices were governed i'm
lhe main nv the changes in ia. wheat
ma rHet; Trad" was almost entirely OF a
local character.
Declines in tho vaiuc or provisions were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

Missouri: Pac. gen. q ................. ers
lew ! ofk central deb. on ............ 1851
Norfolk and Western CIV. Is ......... los !
Sorthern racine IS .................... Nit
,rhi!sS wanna zen. - observation-disclosures. ~
HcndinE gen. Is Observation-Disclosures. Siis
Republic Iron. and Stce; ~ tlsicl.. SO
81. Louis and San Fran. ADJ. 6s.... az.
Seaboard Air Line az. IS .......... -
southern Brii Tel. - ................... 81
southern Pacific cv. ~ .......... tbidD 9?'s
South railway - Observation-Disclosures. SE1
SoutneTn railway sen, - ............... 5ci a
IeSns ana racine LIST Is ......... (hid) 90.
Union racine ~ .:..:..........:...,.:... 3i;s
0$s7} ..;.:......, ..,...... ........... loi,i
=; :. steel IS Observation-Disclosures. To-
Virginia Car. Chem.es! IS ............. IS
Wabash ist Gs Observation-Disclosures. 95;.
W !sSOn ana Co. CN.
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NAVAL. Ernnnc

ANANNAlt. GA. April i: -Turnen,,pc
ii. XIII H.. t,n. ~: "l"H. iis: receipts. i3;:
Resin. firm; SALE. Ell. ,..ci,,. 80.
Sn'?,ncnis. Si': stock 20 ay7. Quot: !, II
" 4rsM 10. T. i9IStII5: q tn-iL g., :?
II l. to1i-ntii'.: X iieiA. NJ 49,,
1913: VIC. S.5oGj,s'. WV. SIS. ~
,o> FINANCIAL.
o,in oHpcN. Anr!i liar -ilycr. 5s,.d nor
rates; short hliS -. pcr cen, .rb,an
month bills. ?i5-isW?Ft pr cont,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

>. COTTO&SEED OIL.
New YORK. April l.-Cuttonsc.d nil
in"sl '" Win under Liquidation in May and
NAY sold down to li.tG hut rallied 10
h ~ ~. a, 'he close %et Losses for the
Ieia Prime crude. 100, nominal: nryne
IIumih,T .?!lnw SPOT. li.G5fiil %: NAV. II 81:
July i.t'; September. ii.t5 oil bIl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
Richmond Stock Market
Quotations ~ Min street
city and state Securities.

Wy ScSurbtlcS.
Ni nSd = Ss' ola :. ,o,, 10 .,
flrkiuI. centuries T.
}. &. and R.......l99f 723
West Va. 3ss .....I939 90
MlSreitn nrous bOpus
ches. and 70. Tel. Co.
Car. Pub. Ser Co. SIS. 100 100 lOl
y. and +. r. Co. IS. 1896 "A
V. X. and y. Co. 5s.lg3i rs
r y nnvstei Euano.
\. II. and l.. Co... 2a 20a
" X. and l.. Co.. pr. 100 40
'. X. and i. Co. com. 100 10 15I
Hnilr"nd Stocks.
~. =: l. OF Conn 100 9S
r.. +. and l.. Div. OBJ. 100 10?
Insurance StUcx<a.
at. J.. Insurance Co. 100 200
Life lns. Co. OF Va. 100 425
Va. i. and NJ. Ins. Co % 63i
itnnk mud lrusr Company stock
american National 100 1924 240
American trust Co
tClass Al ....... 100 90 100
Broad street Bank. - 80
broadway National I;in I2l
commerce and Tr.. 100 al5 225
Central National. 100 is3 ia
Church Hin Bank 100 lTG
First National $3.50 100 23sI go
Merchants N,tiuraI 100 XOD
Nat. State and City. 100 DO
Old Dom. Trust Co. 100 oi5 o2O
Planters National . 100 400 4p6
Rich. Trust Co..... 100 9G7 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

NEW YORK SSn pTii
Change in the local raw sugar situation
iH n,,i sugars were neglected. and nom.
aiml. ihtc April cubas wcIo quot cI M
i3-3s cents. cost and freight sgual 10
as .i lor Sen,rifngui, with May shipment
ihcre were sales or l:noJ baEy OF Cuba
anr,l ioadtnFs. and i0.oO1 bags for May
c'.snfanrc Mt quoted prices TO Obcrators
IN: raw sugar future market was
s,"ndy carly. but after showing advances
W 10 points on renewed buYlnr for
outside account. Lrice- went og tirdor
rIpw,,E'hs, Final Quotations were points
IS; September 2.s0: December. as.
mere were no changes In rchned sugar
WIN me Granulatad listed al L25 In "a
ton.. " ''"'''"Ne Ptopor-
ih"re were NO transactions In rennoa
ininr.s Cloa.nr: May. SIS; July. Ga:
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NEW YORK BOSDs.

4. :. -. T.Eisterci .............. fhfst fo,,.
u. s. IS. coupon fundamentally. thljt 49,
l.. 9. -, reE!stcTed ............tbiIt ~
L. e. ~. coupon ...........,.. mia. liz
Panama -. registered .......... Iti1h "a
Panama 81. coupon ............ tt,lj, sq
American Smelling and Rcaa!ng d. 81.
s.ntr:Cah ana IeA cN. ss......... li4
Atlantic Coas. Line .si is....,. 81
Baltimore ana Ohio CIV. as ..,., .G.'
Bethlehem steel ref. - ........., a.
Cenir% % "a. Consoi s. .......Ibidj ~
Chesapeake ana Ohio cv. s. .. az.
Chi. Mi. and 81. J.. cv. a. .,
chi. R. ]. anu Pac. Ry. ref So 80.
Colorado and Southern ref ass Ibid, -
Derver ana Rio Grar~r consol 4S "a.
Dominion OF Canada IS Gs3D..... ~,
Pric req. 81 ........- IS
Illinois Contra! ref Is -
Int. Htr Marine - . a.
Hn,, ~ Sputh+rh RET - ......... az,
louisville and Nashville un ~ (bidi ~.
hssourL Kan. and Texas Let 4. ... rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
Il STREET SEES NINTH CONSECUTIVE MzLIONSHARE "a y

spccla! cables the dollar buying rat, wa,
~ points higher today. with Hio showing
w ,nuvahcm or 3o' TO $50 relS and Santos
$500: Juhdiahy receipts. sI.on}
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
PRODUCE MhRKE'rs.

.lu:y ~ -,
September n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

1t wants your cooperation and, ire
spective of its size, invites your
account.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-16

Youths Army Shoes, sizes
~ to- 81 d for 81 *
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-16

Boys Army Shoes, sizes
21z to 6 fOrm-GO Ak
erly $3.50. OAs4O
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06
NOTICE TO MARINERS

STEPHEN PASSAGE-Sentinel Isl and light, changed temporarily Decem Der 14, 1921. from flashing white candlepower 600 to fixed white candle power 490, will be restored to normal condition as soon as practicable.
 SUMNER STRAIT - Eye opener light reported not burning on Decem' Der 22, 1921, will be relighted as soon as practicable.
 WRANGELL STRA1T-Point Alex, ander light. reporte flashing irregu- larly December 20. 1921, will be re- stored to normal characteristic as soon as practicable.
 WRANGELL STRAIT--Point Lock wood Rock float light, 1, reported out of position on December 31, 1921, will be replaced as soon as practicable.
 SAN ALBERTO BAY-Klawak Isl and light, reported destroyed by ice on December 2S, 1921, will be replaced as soon as practicable.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06

Nortlwe stern for Anchorage and from
 here will make trip to Fairbanks, visiting his movie picture houses in those towns.
 II. J. Noble and wife, of Juneau, were Cordova passengers on the North western, and will make this town their future home, MT. Noble having accept ed position at Dinneen's Cash gro- cery.
 from Seattle this morning and will sail for Seward at 10 o'clock tonight. Her passengers for Cordova were R. Lunday. F.. o. Miller. J. W. SmAlley. Mrs. N Yager, and H. J. Noble and wife
 The following scores were made last night by the members of the Cordova Rifle Club: Swanberg, 1854; Council, 152: Hubbert. 146; Terrell 130; Foyston, 129; Bryan Lamphrey 112; w. M. Wolf, 106; J. P. Hansen 99; Savell, s4; Brook Humphrey, 67 Senator o. P. Gaustad, who spent the past eight months in the states promoting mining deal, is a Cordova visitor today on his return i to Fairbanks. He sHent some time in Washington and New York and pre-. diets that M J. Sullivan will be ap' pointed marshal for this division.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06
(9 9-----..---7@1 I~ O sH@ NHo DNt1A<sf fNfyYS C----ksra a---S ,.-- -e-------~ ,E--J

Dance tonight at the Empress Ca baret after the show.
 The next steamer sailing from Seat. tie is the Admiral Watson on Tuesday morning.
 Will Clayson leaves on tonight s boat for Anchorage, where he has a branch store
 B. B. Nieding and c. w. Lloyd, of Kennecott, will leave on the North western for Latouche
 Deputy Marshal Al. Bowling is in town today on his return to Valdez from trip to the states.
 E. o. Miller is again on duty at The Club. after having spent several weeks in Pacific coast cities.
 Going Through the Rye" - two.
  night only at the Empress.
 K. E. Frawley and wife, who have spent the past couple of weeks here, will return to Valdez tonight.
 Mrs. N. Wager, who condutcs road. house on the Chitina trail. returned to- day from visit to the states.
 R. E. Elsner has booked passage on tonight's boat for Seward and also expects to make trip to Anchorage. K. A. Rasmuson. of Skagway, pres 1ient of the Bank of Alaska, spent the day here on his way to Anchor age
 Robert Lunday has returned home after spending several months in the states receiving treatment for an in- jured foot
 Dr. L. M. Biggs will leave on the Northwestern tonight for Anchorage, where he will remain with Dr. Charles Dagget until the return trip of the Victoria.
 Word was received in today's mail that MT. and Mrs. R. E. Elmquist, parents of baby boy, born at Still water, Minnesota, December IT. Minnesota. December IT,
 Capt. A. E. Lathrop will leave on the
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06
MASONIC NOTICE

A special communication of Mt. Nc Kinley Lodge, No. 183, F. & A. M, wilr be held tonight (Saturday) at 8 D. m. Work In the M M. degree.
 w. J. MCDONALD, Secy
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06

CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH Mass and communion at 8:30 a. m. Mass and Benediction at 10: 30 a. m.
 Wm. MCMILLAN, s. J.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

ST. eEoRGE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 1st Sunday After Epiphany Holy Communion and Sermon at Il 2. m.
 Church school at 12 ID. Rev. E. P. Ziegler, priest-in-charger
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06

Dance Saturday evening at the Elm press Cabaret.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Rev. R. 8. Niekerson. Minister
 The Sunday school meets at 10: 45 and begins with a song service for fif- teen minutes. The lesson follows.
 The subject of the morning service will be from Samuel 1910, Bringing the King Back"
 In the, evening the choir will sing splendid anthem "The Heavenly Sign" and there will be other music as part of the service The sermon will be from the theme. Shares of the Soul" All are welcome.
 The choir rehearsal will be Thurs day evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Calvin Hazelet
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
 Services will be held in Masonic hall January at Il a. m.
 Subject: Sacrament"
 Sunday school convenes at 12 Ill.
 Wednesday evening services at s o'clock A reading room is open in Masonic hall every Wednesday from 2 to 5 and to 8. The public is cor dially invited to attend our services and visit our reading room.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06
CALIFORNIA HELPS vErERANs

LOS ANGELES. Jan. z. - Three thousand disabled veterans of the World war are now in training under the supervision of the Los An geles office of the United States Vet erans' Bureau. according to state ment by K.. J Scudder, district manager of the bureau for Los An geles and vicinity.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06

Let Mrs. Lou Smith do your kodak finishing and tinting. Leave word at the Northern drug store 7-tf.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06

.. Try the Daily Times for Job Print ing.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-01-06

Capt. A. E, Lathrop will leave on the
Evening star., 1922-11-29

To avoid an accident if you
are in a tight fix. Turn the car.
as in the photograph. and the
chances are. even if you do
collide, that it will be a glanc-
ing blow. There are many
times when a quick turn will
save you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
Secrets of the MoUies Revealed

u-What are some OF the stunts
The leading lady In the The Fast
Mail was called upon 10 do?
A-Eleen Percy. three times dur
i-g the taking OF the picture. re-
fused 10 20 on because Of the lan-
ger Of The stunts she was required
60 do Il try 20 be an actress" de-
clared Miss Percy. "but I am not an
acrobat Neither am I a trained leap
or. When 70 comes TO jump ne from
60-mi!e-an-hour automobile 20
the cowcatcher Of a mile-a-minute
train-count me home When il
comes 20 a mad scramble through
burning rooms and then letting a
man take me on his back and jump
from the fourth floor Of a blazing
hotel TO a nearby telegraph pole. III
spend the day at Santa Monica
beach. When Is comes 20 ridins down
a steep canyon trail on runway
horse. one foot caught In the stirrup
and my head dangl ng along a few
inches from the ground. you'll find
me and my Packard roadster some
where on Hollywood blvd. enjoy ng
he scenery and climate OF sunny
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

california"
Q-What actress plays oppos te
William Russell in The Ghos,
Nicht2"
A-Eva Novak is Russeirs new
leading lady
Q-What movie actress, although
only % years old. has been in the
movies % years2
A-Frilz. Brunette first appeared
in the moves when she was five
years old.
Q-When ard where was Mary
Pickford borne
A-Mary was born in Toronto.
Can. in 1893.
Q-What screen mother was giv-
en- the key TO a large eastern city?
AIRS. Mary Carr. on recent
visit 90 Boston. was given the key 10
ne city by Mayor James II. Curley.
Is a scenario writing craze swser-
ing the country?
The answer throws an interesting
sideHght on the popularity OF the
movies Read 1t in this column to-
morrow.
Copyright, 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

LASALLE

Stanser Than Fiction, IS truth
indeed Katherine M1cDonalds la
tes, attraction. IS ranger Than Fic-
ton" shown az tn LaSaIe thea
gees last night. proves it
The beautiful Katherine Mac
Donald has found a story that ideaI-
ly lends itself 20 her par ocular type.
and AT the same time Is comprised
~ the elements that make for an
aI-around pleasing motion picture.
one OF the Outstanding features OF
this great picture Is the STARTLING
alrplane circus. the Ike of this per
ilous air stunt accomplished ia
Stranger Than Fiction" has never
yet been duplicated en- the screen
and 81 probably never viii be a
leap from burning airplane IN i
parachute and a rescue from anoth-
or plane is "a feat enough In itsels
10 lerve the audience gasping for
brca 3
~ ley Barry Is among the sup
p1T ms cast IN Stranger Than Fic-
tio.." playing the part OF a little
st eet urchin. known as "Freckles.'
others I'm the cast are David Win
Ter. Jean DumOnt Evelyn Burns.
Wade Boetler. and Tom Mcclure.
The price Of Youth" a thrilling.
heart reuding drama OF life. comes
on Saturday 20 the LaS7lle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10

He is a strong man who conquers
himself.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
THEODORE ROBERTS
UNABLE TO REDEEM
SOUTH BEND PLEDGE
n Ote d Screen Star Recall:
Visit Long Ago TO Oliver
Theater Performance.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
CASTLE

Queen Of the Moulin Rouge" Is
most pleasing and entert aiming
picture play, fast moving and with
the suspense well sustained. This
is a well made romantic picture.
which gives the popular Martha
Mansfield good opportunity for the
display of her talents. In a story
which has sufficient mystery to
make IL holding all times. Henry
Harron has a splendid role as lead
ing man.
Stranges Than Fiction" a thrill
ing. crook picture better than any
thing the star, Katherine MacDon-
ala has ever appeared in. is 10 b.
Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-10
Screen
By Press AEcnt.)
ORPHEUN


One Of the most beautiful photo
plays seen here i'm many months
will be THE old Homestead" on ex-
hibition at the Orpheum starting
Sunday az ] p. M. when that house
viii be reOpened 10 feature pic
ture policy. with prices the same
afternoon and night.
"The old Homestead" established
its claim 20 perennial popularity al
most 30 years ago when first played
on the speaking stage by Denmau
Thompson. Now il has been given
a screen production by Paramount
pictures. worthy OF It's great, hui
man-iuterest story and with a east
that has seldom, If ever been
equalled In one photoplay. Theodore
Roberts. one of the best liked char
acter actors on the silver sheet to-
day has the leading role OF Uncle
Josh The highest praise than can
be given Mr. Roberts is that he does
not dominate the cast save thrOugh
The Importance OF his role He is
SO Thoroughly Uncle Josh that ne
becomes that character and ceaE es
20 be the star performer. Physical
~ he is the reverse OF the Denman
Thompson type bu- his farmer IS
no less real. and his work Is so
huentlv done that YOU do not re-
member that ft is ac-uE. George
Fawcett. does capital work as the
hard-b.tted uoney-,endlnE store
keeper. and F'ri-zi Rld1eway makes
an appeal 90 the sympathy through
her acting quite as much as through
the situations in which she finds
herself r. Ro~ Barnes. acts a low
able tramp. while Harrison Ford.
as the SON and others are OF equal
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