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Observation-Disclosures Bar
thelmess. in Sonny"

Richard Barthelmess Will be seen
at the Metropolitan Theater this week
in a pho,odrama as appealing as nv
morous and as dramatic as loI apIe
David" In sonny, camera
adaptation of George Y. HobaFI ;
stage play of the same name, Barr
mess has a vehicle that permits nun
for the first time to appear in a QUA
role. but a dual role not at all lihe
others that have been seen upon me
silver sheet, and that also anords
sufficient variety of moods and ter p0
to allow his manifold talents IuIl
scope. He is. III turn, comedlan' Dough-
boy. tragedian and romantic hero.
The production is one tkat N!sual.
ICES artistically vast diversity OF
scene and action, and is distns suish- n
cd hy exceptionally good direction by
Henry King and high quaii'F OF
photo phy.
The bill. will be completed by Sc
lected comedy, news and topical nun m
features and viii be rounded out pS
orchestral Interpretation OF thr PIC
tured subjects and colorful concert
number of the Metropolitan sym
phony under the .conductorshlp OF "
MiraSkey.
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Olympic.

To-day and tomorrow. Agnes ayres
ana Jack Holt in Bought and RAD
For and Jimmy Aubrey in A
Cfarfsed Life: Tuesday. Strongheart,
the giant wolf dog. In THE silent
al, al, ana Charley Chaplin cartoon,
Charley on the Farm: WEDNESDAY
Helene Chadwick and Richard Dix in
The Glorious Fool" by Mary Rob
erts Rinehart: Thursday. Thomas
Melghan and Leatrice Joy i'm "The
bachelor Daddy" and Bobby Ray in
in ANY Wife" and Monkey comedy
smoky s Home Run" and Saturday,
Alma Rubens, Harrison Ford and
Norman Kerry in Find the Woman"
and Snub Pollard in Days of Old"
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Great Falls Park.

Free Sunday concerts and free dane
ing in the openair pavilion Week
nights are the attractions that are
drawing large numbers of Washing
tonians to picturesque Great Fails
Park. located on the Virginia side OF
the Great Falls of the Potomac. The
carrousel and other attractions of the
park make strong appeal to chill
dren and their elders alike. Boat
ing and fishing are much in favor.
Fast and frequent train service is
provided from the terminal at 36th
and NJ streets and the ride through
the beautiful Virginia country is nc
less delightful than the sojourn at
the park itself
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STYLED the Peerless Villain.

stick, the Prussian close cropped
hair and the dandif1ed monocle. He
is sartorial, tonsorial model, who
combines the manners of floor
walker with those Of a male vampire.
His bogus uniform is ,speckless and
spotless and glittering with, equally
bogus decorations. In his luxurious
villa he affects startling house robes,
silk pajamas and exotic diets. The
crowning touch Is the cup of OK blood
that forms his breakfast.
The supercilious tilt of Stroheim' s
chin and the ramrod straightness of
his back-all apparent products OF
the Prussian military system-were
first utilized by. Griffith when he cast
Stroheim as one of the fiunkies about
the person of the crown prince in his
Hollywood version of "Old Heidel-
burg" Little was heard of Won Stro-
helm for quite a time and then came
the war and the resultant distaste
for anything German.
Here is where Stroheim capital
lied his Prussian bearing by becom-
ing the most detested villain on the
screen. and when 1t was found that
he was both q screen writer and
screen director Of parts his, future
was apparently assured. And he
reaches his own high-water mark
both as a writer, director and a. VIII
lain in Foolish, Wtveas1
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Carolina.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tall
madge in tSmilin' Through; Tues
day and Wednesday, Cecil B. De
lilies Saturday Night" featuring
dore Roberts, Thursday, Alma Ru-
bens. Harrison Ford and George Mac
Quarrle. in Find the Woman: also
comedy; Friday. Jack Holt. Gloria
ROPE and Joseph J. Bowling. in The
Grim Comedian" and Saturday
ihpmas Meighan and Leatrice Joy, in
,Ihe Bachelor Daddy; also Pa'he
News and Aesop's Fables.
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Picked Up in the Lobbies

,rHE addition of Lum sden Hare, the
L ,otsd English actor-manager, to
,na cast of the Relasco players at
the BeIasco. now gives the company
. J,yon. a Foxe. a Hare and Hart.
Miss Audrey Hart joins the Belasco
rlayers this week, coming from
George Marshall's players in Balti-
more. where she has achieved great
popularity.
FaIlas Broche. manager OF tae
Metropolitan Theater. has expert
enced considerable difficulty In Keep
ing the outgoing crowds In motioh
at the close of performances since
the hot weather began. The typhooll
fans with which the Metropolitan Is
equipped creates so strong a preeAe
through the auditorium and loopy
that the patrons l0iter In the eAi'
messages for the sake of the low tenn
peraturc.
Lawrence Beatus. managing direc-
tor of the Loew theaters IN WASH,
inston, will send Mrs. Beatus and
Lawrence Beatus. jr.. to Atlantic clty
-bis week where they Will remain
for the summer Mr. Beatus VIII JON
them for short intervals whenever
his work in Washington makes this
possible.
Next week Washingtonians will
have an opportunity to vote at the
Garrick. The balloting will be on
the question as to what play Will be
shown the first week in July. Plays
heing prepared for early presentation
nv the Garrick players include MISS
Tulu Bett" the BelaSco comedy
sDaddies" and "Smilin' Through
Mark Gates, manager of the Colum
b,a Theater, made snort Trip u
indianapolis the past week with mrs
Gates to attend the funeral of Mrs
Gates sister
Tho Lions Club of Washington has
L delegated its president, c. w. OCon-
uor to select block of ESQ seats
az the performance of the Belasco
nJayers every night during tneir
summer season at the Belasco, SO
that the entire membership of the
lions Club may attend in body 10
ray honor to their only woman mem
hAy. Miss Lyon. The Lions propose
~ hiring their own band Wednesday
night and to stage real Jollifcation
between the acts.
Harry NJ Crandall, owner of the
crandall theaters and First National
Sranchise in Washington territory
raturned to the capital Friday night
70 spend the week end at home be-
fore completing his two weeks OF
service on the consulting committee
- regional franchise holders in the
some offices of First National in New
YORK. Mr. Crandall will leave to-
night for New York.
cerald Oliver Smith, Dennis King
.nd Garry McGarry," the three live
e-bosts" in the Garrick play this
week. all saw service in the recent
world drama. Necessarily they are at
home in semi military roles.
August Pitou. who has costracted
~ star Anna Bronaugh in a new
NAV next season called The In
evitable." has consented to her ap-
pearance in Washington for a linn
tied engagement with the Garsiok
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Regent.

Today and tomorrow. THE Rivers
End, by James Oliver curwood. and
Charles Chaplin in THE Fireman:
Sunday only, winners of the West:
Tuesday, David Powell in Dangerous
Lies and Gayety comedy, wild aud
Woolly"; Wednesday. Earle Williams
in The Man from Downing Street.
and Harold Lloyd in Look Pleasant,
Please: Thursday. Elsie Ferguson in
FootliGhts": Friday. Bill Patton in
Alias Phil Kennedy" and Snub Pol
lard in Full of Pep: Saturday. Will
lam Duncan in Gods Country and
the Woman" with Stanley I'm Africa.
and Star comedy, Taking Things
Easy"
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Chevy Chase Lake.

Another feature night" is in store
for patrons of Chevy Chase Lake
Wednesday night. The feature for
Wednesday promises to prove even
more attractive than usual. the
artists being Wilbur and Turner. who
will offer an exhibition of dancing
'on the lower pavilion at 1920 pm.
and on the upper pavilion at 10:4o
The program planned is a generous
one. With Myer Davis music and
Pete Macias' orchestra every night
and added features once or twice a
week the popularity of Chevy Chase
Lake as a dance resort is easily ex-
II laI Iped
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Princess,

Today. Norma Talmadge in "Smilin'
through; tomorrow. Blanche Sweet,
Matt Moore, Wesley Barry and Bull
Montana in THE objectionable Sim.
Tuesday, Betty Compson in The Law
and the Woman; Wednesday. Agnes
Ayres in The Lane That Had No
Turning: Thursday, Will Rogers and
Lila Lee in "One Glorious Day; FRI
day ana Saturday. Leatrice JOY. Con-
rad Nagel, Theodore Roberts and
Edith Roberts in Saturday Night"
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Photoplays This Week
AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.

COLUMBIA-Foo1ish Wives" with Eric Sohem. Shown
this
METROPOIITAN-"Sonny, with Richard Barthelmess. Shown
this afternoon
PALACE-Acoss Continent with Wallace Reid this
afternoon
RALTOOver the Border with Tom Moore and Betty Compson
Shown this afternoon
this afternoon
STRAND-Sprit O 10" Shown this afternoon.
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Mae Murray,
in Fascination" and special reel.
'Nermfn the Great; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Jackie CooEan. in
Trouble and comedy. Kiss and
Make Up: Thursday. Dorothy Dalton,
in The Crimson Challenge" comedy.
Punch the Clock" and Pathe Re
view: Friday, Eugene O'Brien. in
The Prophets Paradise" and COM
edy. Monkey Shines; Saturday.
Elaine Hammerstein, in why An
n"unce Your Marriage" and comedy,
.'SpnnkS"
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LINCOLN-Creole Follies Revue,

The current weeks attraction a,
the Lincoln Theater, L street at 18th
northwest. will be the Coleman
Brothers musical production, The
Creole Follies Revue" featuring a
cast of noted colored artists and an
ensemble of fifty singers. dancers and
comedians. Its principals include
Emmet Anthony. Lulu Whitby and
other favorites. The musical num-
bers are said to be full of pep. The
comedy element also Is stressed. The
enga agement is limited to week
There Will be two matinees.
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GARRICK-"Bought and Paid
For"

Next week at the Garrick Theater
William Harrigan will be seen in a
revival of the George Broadhurst
gripping drama, Bought and Paid
For" Harrigan will enact the role
of Jimmy Gilley," which he played
in the original production. and en-
listed s lead in feminine support will
be the second of the visiting stars to
affiliate with the Garrick Players un-
1ar the new policy
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CRANDALL'S-Norma Talmadge,
in "Smilin' Through"

Norma Talmadge will occupy the
screen at Crandall's Theater the first
four days of the current week. be
ginning this afternoon at ), in
"Smilin' Through"
"Smilin' Through" it will be re-
called, ran for two weeks of capacity
patronage at the Metropolitan.
Beginning Thursday and complet-
ing the week at Crandall's will be
shown James oliver Curwoods drama
of the snow country. II Am the Law.
Each daily bill will be completed by
short-reel features and pipe-organ
accompaniment.
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SAVOY,

Today and tomorrow. Jackie Coo.
gan. in Trouble" and Mack Sen.
nett's "On PATROL; Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, Mae Murray, i'm Fascination
and special reel, ''Vermin The Great:
Thursday, Eugene O'Brien, in "Ths
Prophets Paradise and comedy,
Monkey Business: Friday, Dorothy
Dalton. in The Crimson Challenge"
and comedy, "Spooks": Saturday, star
cast, in rs Matrimony Failure"
comedy, Punch the Clock" and Priz.
mas "Danse Du Ventre"
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Hippodrome.

sunday John Barrymore in "rhe
Lotus Eater: Monday. Bert LyteII In
lazy ringers; Tuesday. Agnes
- .a,iI scr'S and Rodolph Valentino in
Inc ne Shelk Wednesday. Priscilla
Dean in 'fonfiict'': Thursday. Wesley
Barry: Friday. After the show. Sal,
urdaE: Norma Talmadge in The
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Harry Carey.
IN Man 70 Man" also Harold Lloyi
.@.9,fraedX; g, Z. y; ;e Tuesday, Pearl White. in
all start cast in "PoSsession y sdsn
GoiledE; &c; .efiE; Thursday. William Russell.
n n high Gear Geffery," also Fox
tHGeWs: tG frlday, Mr., and Mrs. Carter De
ildNtii' IN Marry the. Poor Girl slsn
comedy; Saturday. Barbara RedforS
m Ihe Embodiment" also Empires
Great Surprise Night,
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Marshall Hall,

The steamer Charles Manchester
makes three trips daily to Marshall
Hall, leaving the 9TH street wharf at
10 am, 2:30 and pm. except that
on Sundays the first trip is made at
1880 instead of 10 am At the hall
the dancing pavilion is nightly the
mecca for hundreds of Washington
MANS cafe serving at city prices
is another feature,
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York.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tall
madge, in "Smilin' Through; Tues.
day, star cast, in Beyond the Rain.
bow" and comedy, "A Nom Skid Kid;
Wednesday. Dorothy Dalton. in THE
Crimson Challenge" and comedy,
ANY Old Port; Thursday, Betty
Compson. in THE Green Temptation"
and comedy. Good Morning Judge;
Friday, Marion Davies, in "Beauty's
WORTH and comedy, Punch the
Clock: Saturday, why Announce
Your Marriage" and The Rain.
maker
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Glen Echo.

Both adults and children who 60
to Glen. Echo are sure to enjoy the
many new amusements, which include
the midway. the rocking pigs, the
carrousel. with a new $4,000 organ;
the old mill. the coaster dip, afford
ing 5000 thrills, and many others.
Then there is the beautiful ballroom,
with a perfect floor and entrancing
music. The orchestra is conducted by
A. Oehlmann. Dancing begins at $50
and ends at 1890
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Elite,

Today and tomorrow. Doue1as E,;-
banks, in The Three Musketeers''.
i tuesday; Bebe Daniels. i'm Nancy
!r[ from Nowhere": Wednesday and
uIHursdaE' Thomas II. Ince's Hail The
/" oiIah ...r Friday. Pauline Frederick.
III TWO Kinds of Women" and Sgf,
TTraaE. TrE. Alma Rubeas, in "FirefIy Of
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KEITH'S-Bushman and Bayne.

Erarcis \. Rushman, upon Whom
the public at the San Francisco ex-
position conferred the title of king
Of the screen" and beautiful beverly
Rayne will be the headliners at g. r.
Keith's Theater this wee.i, comment
ing at the matinee tomorrow. IheF
bare he.n in Keith vaudeville only
a brief time. hut they have broken
t,e attandanc" record of every
thcater in which they have appeared
Their medium is called Poor Rfch
Man" described as satlii'"
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Outdoor Amllsenents

both on the steamer and at the beach
to take care of the visitors. The
steamer St. Johns leaves the Ith
street wharf today. at 9 am. and will
return to the city at about IL pm
There is enough variety in the enter
tainments'at Colonial Beach to enter
tain all classes of pleasure seekers:
The St Johns will make its regular
forty-mile moonlight trip every
evening this week, except Saturday
and Sunday. The. boat leaves at 7:15
pm. and returns at IL.
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Picnics at Glen Echo.

Glen Echo Park is popular with
excursionists and picnicers. Picnics
will be held at the park soon by
I.uthern. Church of Atonement sunday
school, Park View Christian Church
Sunday school, Tenleyown Baptist
Sunday school and the Fl Street
Christian Church Sunday school. The
employees of Lansburgh & Bro. Will
hold their outing at the Park July s.
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Circle.

Today and tomorrow. Retry copn-
son, in The Green Temptation".
TUESDAY, Constance Binney, in Mid.
night; Wednesday and Thursday.
lorna Talmadge, in .SmiIin'
.inIough Friday, Viola Dana, in
tIIass Houses" and SATURDAY., "Oueen
. ., luri, and Charlie Chaplin, in The
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1t villain III Tic PAds'
necessary obstacle to the
course of true love in the
drama, is constantly chang
ing his tactics, his clothes and his
mannerisms. Back in the dear ola
days of the saw-mill "drammer' ne
wore long mustachios, affected cow
bhide boots and was a simon-pure rul-
fan of the Legree type. The fashion
in stage villains for 1922, however
is being set by, Eric Won Stroheim'
the ply sical apotheosis of Prussian-
ism, who began in a humble villain
Gus way back in the Triangle FINE
Arts days with Griffith and who mas
steadily risen in vallainous proml-
nence until today Stroheim is styled
the peerless villain of the screen
world.
Stroheim has reached the peak Of
his villainy in his own production OF
Foolish Wives" story of Monte
Carlo, which will be shown in Wash
ington today. In it the villain is not
only the star and most detestable
character of the story, but the story
itself was written and directed by
him. In it there is nothing of lago,
nothing Of Legree: it is the villain
ot-tha Ryussiancuniform, the swagSer
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Chesapeake Beach.

Saturday and Sunday outings at
Chesapeake Beach. Washington's
Coney Island. are growing in pop
ularity. Fishing is excellent, and is
particularly good at night. Hotel
accommodations are ohtainable for
week end parties. Free dancing, jazz
music. salt water bathing. boating.
beautiful picnic grounds, boardwalk
promenading, and fairyland of
amusements are some of the regular
attractions.
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Keith's.

Billy B. Van and James j. Corbett
head the B. F. Keith Theater bill
next week Others will be Princess
Jue Quon Tai. Pressler and klaiss.
I.ucas and Inez. Cleo Gascoigne. and
several more with the regular house
numbers added.
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|. The Broauway Productions Com,
pany. which has taken over Iiliea
of the Field" and For Goodness
Sake" both of which are now run
ming in Chicago. plans to produce
.'The Vanishing Lady" a comedy by
Augustus Thomas and A. Landis, IN
the fall The company also an
nounces a prize play contest. with
bonus of $1,000 offered for the play
adjudged the most meritoriouS as
piece Of playcraft
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Lyric.

Today and tomorrow. John Gilbert
ana Doris Pawn in shame; Tues sda v
ana Wednesday. Fred Stone in Billy
Inn y thursday. Voices: Friday.
itAaS fulnan in The Stampede" !:
Saturday. Johnny Walker and Edna
Murphy in The Jolt"
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Now Called Ramon.
d ANON SAMAN1EGoS, the Span

d ANON SAMAN1EGOS, the Spanish
actor who played Rupert of
Hentzau in 'The Prisoner of Zenda."
has changed his name to Jose Ramon.
Samaniegos proved to be too much
of a tongue-twister for most people.
so he first tried to- simplify it to
Samanegos., But when one OF the
directors Insisted on calling him
Sam an Eggs it was decided that
truth would have to be sacrificed to
art, SO 1t is now Jose Ramon.
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and Easy" and screen snapshots:
Friday, Dorothy Dalton. in The Grim
son Challenge" and Johnny Hines. in
''Torchy and Orange Blossoms: Sat
urday. star cast. in 'Is Matrlmony
Failure" and comedy, Punch the
Il
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Jackie Coo
gan, in Trouble" and comedy. mo
Parking: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mae Murray. in Fascination; Thurs
day, Eugene O'Brien, in THE
Prophets Paradise" comedy Free
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1.-THE White Linen Nurse" by
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott. will be
dramatized by Colin Campbell Glenn
ents for an early production next sea-
Aon.
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Colonial Beach.

Many will leave today for Colonial
Beach. Washington's Atlantic CITY.
Special arrangements have been made
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1.-THE Night Boat" scored so well in
New York that arrangements have
been completed to produce 1t In Paris
at an early date
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Attractions
BELASC0-"Getting Gertie's Gar
ter"

The Belasco Players Will offer on
next Sunday night. June IS, for
weeks engagement, with matinees
Wednesday and Saturday, their third
repertoire production of the season.
"Getting Gertie's Carter" farce
comedy by Avery Hopwood. produced
and staged by Lumsden Hare. with
Earl FoXe, Wanda Lyon. Henry Duffy.
Lilyan Tashman and Jay Strong in
the cast.
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August Pitou. who has coptracted
70 star Anna Bronaugh in a new
play next season called The In
evitable." has consented to her ap-
pearance in Washington for linn
tied engagement with the GarSiok
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Gerald oliver Smith, Dennis King
and Garry McGarry." the three live
hosts" in the Garrick play this
week, all saw service in the recent
world drama. Necessarily they are at
homo in emimilitary roles.
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COURT NOTES

Two judges were at work in the
Knox ounty common pleas court on
Monday.
While Judge James Glenn Of Gosh.
octon was hearing two cases in the
common pleas court room, Judge Blair
Of this city heard four matters in his
private office.
Judge Glenn heard the case of Por-
tergeld VS.. Porterfeld and at the con-
clusion announced that he would take
the case under advisement and an.
nOunce his opinion later.
The case of Miles VS.. Swetland also
was submitted before Judge Glenn
on motions and demurrers. The court
likewise took this case under advise
ment and will announce his opinion
later.
The following matters were dis.
posed Of by Judge Blair:
Campbell VS.. Bell ct al-Public sale
OF balance of real estate ordered.
Starner VS.. Gaines-Leave to file
answer instanter.
Turney VS.. Carter-Sale set aside.
Southland VS.. the Super Heating Boil.
er Company-Submitted on cross petit
tion. Leave to file answer to cross
petition. t
Judge Glenn was engaged Tuesday
morning hearing a motion in the case
of Levering VS.. Levering.
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Road Petitions

Road Petitions
Two petitions asking for improved
roads were presented to the Knox
Contracts Let
The following contracts we're let by
the Knox county commissioners at
their session Monday:
Kenneth Pinkley, delivering pipe in
Brown township, 1880.
Clarence Clark, gasoline and oil and
repair of truck, $71.71.
Clarence Clark, repairs to Bowman
bridge in Clay township, s1S6.45.
c. e. Morris Co., steel beams, $1S1.
SO.
Logsdone and Breckler, .,ulvert lead
walls and repairs to culvert on Mt.
Vernon Coshocton road, $2S.
c. T.. Morris Co., steel beams, s14O-
.43.
Clayton Jackson, repairs to bridges
in Liberty township, $22.
e. E. Payne, repairs to bridges in
Morris township, $54.
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DIRECTOR MITCHELL
LEAVES FOR CAMP
Mt. Vernon Physical Director
To Be Instructor AT Camp
Nelson Dodd

Maurice A. Mitchell, physical direc-
tor at the Y. M. G. A., left Wednesday
afternoon for Brink Haven to 90 to
Camp Nelson Dodd. the Y. M. G. A.
boys camp, which is to open on
Thursday. He is to be one OF the
camp instructors.
Some $50 representative Ohio 3oys
will be at the camp as representatives
OF the Hi.Y clubs OF Ohio. The Mt.
Vernon delegates will be Harrison
Greer and Alden Capron, sent by the
Hi.Y club. The camp will be in 10
days. The last day will be marked
by program formally dedicating the
camp to the use of the boys of Ohio.
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his opinion later.
Matter Continued

Matter Continued
Proceedings in the case OF gyrdes
Levering vs. r. o. Levering q were
scheduled TO come up for hearing be-
fore Judge Glenn OF Coshs. ton in the
Knox county common pleas court on
Tuesday. However. the matter was
continued until Sept. l at 8 a. m.
Judge Glenn returned to Coshoctop
Tuesday afternoon after conducting a
two-day session of common pleas
court in Knox county.
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shrimplin by the probate court Of
Knox county. Bond $S,lO0, with Roy
J. Rice and J. e. Hall as sureties.
The appraisers are Joseph Colopy, Al.
bert McClufg and Harry shellcnbar.
ger.
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Account Filled

Account Filed
A first, final and distrbutive ac-
count has been filed in the probate
court Of Knox county by Glenn Nc.
Dewitt. administrator Of w. z. Van.
Nostrand, showing the sum Of $3,O2S-
.S5 received and the same sum paid
out.
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In the common pleas court OF Knox
county, Tuesday afternoon, Judge
Blair heard arguments for new trial
in the case of Tilton VS.. Hancock. Az
ter hearing the arguments in support
OF and against the motion for a new
trial. Judge Blair took the matter un.
der consideration and will announce
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Real Estate Transfers

Howard Purdy to Walter Lepley,
parcel in Howard. 81.
Olive c. Dowds to Robert J. Lind
sey, parcel in city, 81.
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Natures Freakish Moods

Nature is full Of freaks. and now
puts an old head on young shoulders,
and then a young heart beating under
four-scOre winters.-Emerson.