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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
Crif May Hire Kelley
to Manage Senators
Try Associatcd Press /

WASiilNGToN. oct. - Mike
Kelley. manager of TIA" 81 I'aul
American Association t"arn. 1872
champions. is under cousi,,rra-
ton as next years manager "r
tn" Washington American League
team. Clark" Griffith. president nf
IA" club. said tonight. Replying
to questions, Griffith "aid he had
not dc"iT"h on a manager FOR next
year and mad mad" up offer to
Kelley or amy one else. but init
mated that he expected TO hear
further from tho -, rsul man
dr"- as q result of u.sutia:ious
begun WITH MIN a. Baltimore dur
!nE tn" 'li'tl" world series"
Grinth explained 80 r.A Soi
even determined that CLYDE Milan.
who pil"'"d the Senators thia
year would not b" at tn" h.ln,
next season, but admitted hc wns
i"ohiuE around FOR r.nu boss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
BABE. RlTIiS BOSS
lit RT IN AUTO CRASH
IIEN NxsnnLat.l Nr..s-

Hl.W WORK. Dc,. IL. Mrs u.,cp
isH'n. wif" ~ "Hahc" Ruth. was
>iI-h'lN injured carly today vh.-t
Nor mus hHui'S racer SkIdlcd into Z,
'r'" ON i'"lham Parkway Sh" SIfr.r-
eel II ulnpr abrasion OF tn" I,rf hand
ana continued To h"r hom" in <c,
i"rk aii"' tn" injured haud was
HI'NS'd hN a surgeon from Furiham
Ii'Sriidl. Her chauffeur Was an
injured ANA IN" car only slightly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
F('RMAN IS WINNER
FROM BULLDOGS
nv A-eU"IAi.I Hr.ss

FlOETN|lt :. .. DDt. ~ Nfrcr
h"lhins 'n. powerful rurpi" Hur-
r;'tn" ~ turntau to or.. 'u4, hduvn
during the first haI: IA" citadel
i'hlid"cs 'rumpl"d hrfur, no" ditv-
INK '''a"k uf IN" itariiSiS lu m. Iast
'"" periods nf ~" I,c n.,. Fair fact
TALL f"Hti!'" here to-day ANA were
I"f""t"d . ~ q The Cadets ont
weighed twenty pounds a. tn. man.
FOUND their opponents Inc lmurcr-
#HHi'. as = SHrN,u ~ 'l" fact tina,
'n's NAL. hUt ON" Grs, down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
STATE AMATEUR FIELD TRIALS
WILL BE HELD AT BEAVER DAM
\ irgimia Association Sets Oc-
tobcr 30 and 81 for An
nual Event.

III" 'hirl annual u",t of tn" Wiz
Gin" lmat"Ur Field Trib AsSpcia
ton W'll Il" run u Hanover county.
near E"aN"r Dam. .uH tri"N"r 30 and
~ tn, Richmond ,ruNd viii l-.,y"
En'E"rs Il"''l sunday aft"ru""ir
October OF"
From pr"S"ur Indications th"r"
VIII n" au unu~uall, IIrr. entry 81
hiEh class settlers AMI u"ir'"rS aud
this y"ar'S trf,is VIII probably .uI.i
any amateur event over ran 10y fold
TRIAL club Ir America
Tn" club has excellent grounds
cons sting "t about lu."ou acres "t
good. up"n country. and birds arr"
N"rN u'"UiifuI.
TN" JUDGES ~ tho trials viii he.
! : CuwS'pck. Of Thomasvill. : c.
ann hr Loo HuCkuer. OF Hoauok o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
WOLFE TO BATTLE.
MANDFIL AT RACINE,
my A>socia,cd rrcss.l

ENEl.ANlh. GOT. IA. Tack Wolfe.
Cleveland. today accepted terms 80
meet sammy Maude'i. of Chicago. mn
q ten round n"-docisiOn bout at
Racine. Wis October 80 ThcN viii
Weigh in At i22 pounds Wolfe re-
Gently defeated Joe Lynch in = bout
for tho Junior fcathcrWcight cham
pi"nShtp At New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
Vita 10 Defend Ti,Ir.

MN NpI:k. pct. ~. ranrho NiIla.
american ilNw"irht champion. vHI
H"'"nd ms IN" aEaius, Abe Cold
N'''l IN MAIDS" Sqgar" Garden. So
,'nr Tor IL. ~ Wa aunounccd fo,I,
'''Id' '"lu Is credited with u nov :
r'i'"r decision over villa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
DE Palma Gets STAY
of His Jail Sentence

Mtik' Eb. CNl.. Get. ~" RALPH
1t" alma, VIII" WAS to have h"gun
ton haN S"ui'rC" IN jail for
speeding ~ Madeira county. was
granted a stay az execution until
December 10y - justic" ~ the
peace. -" Palma pleaded a." was
under - S;u.o"u racing contract.
IN" terms ~ which demanded his
services until Thaui, sriviuc DaN
H." gay" loud I" APPEAR after his
contract expired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

col. UMbiA. c.. Dc, :. on N.
~" - IN" fnir"rsi'" ~ SCUM caro-
'."s" Sri?"t, tgll bhck and Rnane.
RAJ! ohck on 'h- srs, varsity eleven
ara Key. srnst:'u'. cor,er are IN
,ht ire:s!ty :nrrmary with dengue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
PY OSWALD WINS DIXIE BILLIARDS TITLE FROM WCOY
CENTRE MISSES DRILL
FOR HARVARD CAME
NV Associntcd Press. !

NMKNTH''E. MASS, Oct. 70
with TIA" Centre College football
squad Still several hundred milos
from Boston. Coach Robert r
Fisher. "f the Harvard eleven, had
e l"t-dowu today ia tho strenuous
W''k drlN" to pr"par" the Crimson
for IT'S rubber gam" with the Ken
turkE t"lOnclS ON Saturday.
Tho plans OF Tncl. Charlie Moran
=" send his '"ntr" team through a
arm either at lirdv"s Field or I'm tho
stadium today. went awry. railroad
delays mad" tn" C"ntr" special gov
"Iil hours late. and that the squad
ACCOMPANIED by small band Of
rioters hid MT reach Boston until
s.IN l.. v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

JOHNSON CIJT TFEN. 90, =.
Young St.iblins r4'iuar, ,, I'M.
Southern we!tcrv cISht cnar-D,,..
snip, ~ill meet TIC z 70. or Krrr-
vile, IN si1-rOuhG f.!t a. trc Na.
iionh! Sana;or!um nero tou J!row
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
OLD CROWN RECLAIMED
BY FORMER CHAMPION
rig CROW SEES M,r'H
Capacity House Greet. Experts ia
Fourth >ight nf Pocket billiards
Watch with southern ride Mt


hhi'h W hh southern ride nj
Playing consistent game ,hruush-
out; Harry oswald. former DiNie
champion last nieht wen Tho anal
hloch Of MS special 5ou-potnt match
with James + NeCoy Southern title
holder. and rcsa.uod the crown los;
a yenr aGp
Inc Fourth hlocH was played q,
the RjchmonG Hotel pariors uotore
an audience that packed tho place.
Before opening tn" iiual bloch. the
GAY night Wa nuleh,d, with OSWALD
taking tl" .'.ts uy twelve balls Tho
haaI score was son 10 i55
oswald Was defeated for inc
southern championship ny Mccoy INA
tn Winter u: 1870 ty - narrow mar
Sin Tn. match tuS, completed Mas
the .r mrs. meeting since thHt battle
Start"G ON the unfinished hlpch.
Mr,NN broke and oswald made 4
." II fourteen. Bringing tn, score
L 5Ts 20 srA.
mccoy broke 10 opcu the auaI
block uf 1928 maxim. N.utir.i
cn'1"tratiuu. ureaktrE tho balls No
'"N ih'u took fourteen ON IN. Soc
ouG fame. Mccoy broke ana missed
Oswald rlayeaS sate and Mccoy
scratched. making a COCA SAFETY. Gs-
Wa ID played safe and Mccoy made
hNe balls missing the SiAt-l Shot Ds-
valid followed with four balls mis-
IoJket MeGoy ,S Sn% me nm ,hI i s,ug
pals and ,hen missed a hard Try
Os"a!d finished the second frame hy
Ia ems inc ma ball
FOR the ;nIrd frame oswald broke.
ieariHE pretty safety. Mccoy missed
Eve ball combination. the ball leav-
ING IN" table b" balls were ief,
Noe open ana oswald cleaned tn,
IA DE. : lie ltNItL frame wont
Wa!d, VINO Hron. and made the four
tcen balls oswald broke the nfth
sale McCoy played safe and oswald
HlsFea com bin"tion SIDE pockct. No
Coy took SIX balls, missing a short
corner pocNc; Oswald missed an
!ns four and McCo, finished tho rack
Inc sixth ira me- oseu"d win Me
Coy breaking and piayur safe. FOL
loved by scratch ny oswald Nc
zen pans. lear lnr beautiful safety.
McCo! missed u bali to tho corn"r
anc oswald pulled a wonderful Sarcty.
Mccoy finished The franz"
Mccoy broke and took twelve halls
in the seventh frame ana th.n ms
cued oswald took Ia" mex, ball and
played saf" Mccoy then closed tn.
frame On the eighth franz" Mccoy
or"he and TOOK .iEnt, hut missed :.
hard combination side pocket tn.
balls wcre left wide open and oswald
The n!nth frame wen, to oswald.
who broke and took an fourteen
On The tenth frame Oswald ,ratt"r"d
no ha'ls on INC rrcak. missing on"
% ~ sid" pocket Mr'uv missed "a
IN good uo>i,ton. but TIA" challenger
ma dc a line combination aud took ten
t halls, e'f%re, Mss to ,he ,"rn'H
. =, "a a a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20
N1nrInc VIM Legion shoot.

WnrThC VIM Legion ShOOt.
NEW ORLEANS, La. oct. 10
s.rrcEnt J. -. Thnmns. United Stntes
Marine Corps. Sew Orleans. won, tho
Am"gican Legion individual rife
match today With n Ecor" OF seventy
out ~ possible seventy nvc. Ser
g"ant Thomas will be given n gold
d1l from tho american Legion.
Thor" were 'orty-"igh; entries In
'U, contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

Va. They hay" wii" "Npcrien,,o and
ar" recognized as "murE tn" fore
most Judges in America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-20

Golf Stockings, Golf Shoes
that dry soft. Caps-every-
thing for the links.
'Rcrist.rtd Trademark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-14
MEMS ENGLISH RIB
BED WOOL HOSE

Medium weight, assorted
green, French blue. brown and
cordovan heather mixtures.
Worth 75c. Anniversary N
Sale Price. 4Jc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-14
SECRETARY ]. J. DAVIS
SPEAKER At ELSMERE
Cabinet Member Liberal With
Praise for Senators du
Pont and Ball.

SECRETARY Of Labor James j. Davis
inaugurated his speaking campaign
with an address at the Elsmere Civic
Cub last night. There were about
three hundred present.
Secretary Davi<. In the course of
his remarks, praised the Delaware
rongre~smen. II don't know of more
consistent and hard-working men in
congress than Senators Ball and du
Pont." he said.
Secretary Davis characterized his
department as the human department.
which has TO do with the men, women
and children OF the country. He then
told of the functions of the Depart
nent Speaking OF Harding's en-
trance into the presidency as a time
Of chaos and confusion. he said: "No
president OF the United States in
peace or in war ever faced such
perilous conditions. and the world
knows how we have met and con-
ouered these obstacles and what her
Culeon tasks QUE Congress accom-
plshed.' lie then spoke at length
of the accomplishments of Congress.
Concluding his speech Secretary
Davis congratulated the citizens of
Delaware on their representatives IN
Congress, and he expressed the wish
that they will send them back, he also
added that we are facing q new era.
THE whole nation is ready 10 step
forth to bigger, better times under the
leadership of President Warren G'
Harding" he declared.
Secretary Davis was obliged to make
n short address because OF the fact
that he had to meet the Baltimore
and Ohio fiyeC at Elsmere. which Will
enable him 10 get TO Ohio.
Senator Ball was present and made
n short address. He emphasized the
importance Of people becoming parti-
san voters He urged those present
Il they had not already done so, to
register.
Miss jeanette Eckman urged the
support of the Harding administration
and of the Delaware representatives
Senator du Pont who was 10 have been
present, was held up on account of the
pressure OF other business and he SEM
his regrets.
The hall was crowded TO capacity
and the audience. judging from the
ova;ions given each speakor, seemed
very enthusiastic. Colonel Thomas
w. Miller opened the meeting, which
was held under the auspices OF th'
Elsmere Republican Women's Com
mittee. Music for the occasion wa,
furnished by Norris Robinson's Phil
harmonic Band.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-14

A remarkable value. Stric
grade Pure Silk Thread Hose
cerized flare top, high spliced +
double toe. Should be S1.OO.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

Riley. editor Of the Army and Navy
Journal. was among them. Mr.. Anthony
declared that Mr. Riley had been .,of.
fensive'' in criticisms Of the committee.
and he is said to have expressed willing
ness to see TIE delegation IL it appeared
without Mr.. Riley.
The delegation called later on Chair
man Madden Of the appropriations s,om-
mfttee. who advised that 1t nut into
writing statement as to what nA-oyi
stons should be included in the bill.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

foundest compassion. We could
know that We are deciding each case
according to the real facts"
In addition to the enrolment of all
aliens. the Secretary recommended
for the consideration Of Congress the
determination of definite policy
with regard to the permanent resi-
dence in America Of aliens of those
races who under the law are barred
from naturalization.
Evening star., 1922-12-12
POTOMAC COUNCIL TO AID
K. OF c. CHRISTMAS TREE
Votes to Appropriate Funds TO Bug
Presents for Orphans At
tending Party.

BY unanimous adoption Of reso-
luton last night. Potomac Council.
knights Of Columbus. agreed to Co.
operate in the plan for a Knights OF
Columbus Christmas tree IN the x. OF
e. Hall for orphans on December 81.
Appropriation of sufficient funds to
enable the donation of presents Tor
each orphan attending tho party was
authorized. Arrangements already
have been made for the transporta-
ton Of orphans to the hall and tor
the ceremonies and entertainment OF
the Christmas tree party. which is an
annual affair with the local knights.
The proposition Is non-sectarian.
Every orphanage in Washington. re-
gardless of religious tendency. will
be invited to send delegation of
youngsters. as many as wish. to the
party. Those orphanages not send
ing the children will be the recipients
Of gifts of the season at the institu-
ton.
Arrangements also were completed
for a ladies' night on December 20.
Harry King. lecturer OF the council.
Is In charge of the details. Grand
Knight Edward Tucker presided at
the meeting.
A book that inspires no thought in
Evening star., 1922-12-12

assuming the duties OF residence in
Americas not after he has made a
long and expensive ocean voyage. but
befere he begins it. BY examining
aliens abroad to determine whether
they are legally admissible to the
United States We would avoid that
heartrending appeal to the emotions
which now every day confronts the
immigration officials At ports OF
entry. We could avoid the separation
Of families. which excites the pro-
Evening star., 1922-12-12
BARS DELEGATION.
House Committee Chairman Re-
fuses to See Critics of Bill.

Chairman Anthony of the House SUBJ
committee. at work on the Army supply
bill. refused yesterday to hear a delega-
ton Of reserve officers because Henry J.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

A book that inspires no thought II
the reader Is not worth reading.
Evening star., 1922-12-12
forsHter

Suppose she does
dangle it around
on . rib b o n !
That's the style
nowadays. She
will use 1t for
telephone numbers
and notes. and be
mighty happy you
thought to give
her EvEISHARf.
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that bring him in contact with Claire
venlEa- supposedly the daughter Of a
shady pawnbroker. He falls In love
with her only to discover that he has
a dangerous rival in a brilliant but
INSCRIPTIONS physician whose career
has been blishted by drug addiction.
AS the plot unfolds, 1t develops that
the girl considers herself obligated 70
marry the doctor because Of things
he knows about the man she thinks
is her father. Bruce's battle to win
her hand brings out much In connec-
ton with her life and leads up to a
thrilling climax IN which the truth is
disclosed when an automobile in
which tho doctor IS passenger
plunges from the deck of n ferry boat
into the river.
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munity. In her great love for him,
Tess promises to give him up and re-
main silent, not even telling him that
she will soon become a mother.
After the wedding with Madeline,
Graves and his bride depart on long
tour, leaving Tess to take up the
threads Of life as best she can. Her
condition becomes known to the viii
layers and she is called before the
church council F'rederick's return
leads to complications and there are
a number of thrilling scenes, the &C
ton moving rapidly to a happy end
ing for TESTS stormy career.
Ethel Grey Terry, Niles WEIGH and
j. Herbert Frank are prominent In
the cast. Added attractions Will be
the serial, I'm the Days of Buffalo
Bill" and a Century comedy entitled
"a Small Town Derby"
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plays one Of the leading roles in
Quincy Adams Sawyer" at the
Ohio next week.
No. Norma Talmadge plays
the lead in The Secret Of the
Storm Country" at the Isis next
week.
No. 3-Charles Zones as he ap
pears IN BOSS Of Camp 4" at Mister
Smiths next week.
No. 4-Tom Moore viii play the
lead in "Pawned" at the Apollo next
week.
No. Cleo Madison in Tho
Dangerous Age" will DO the New
Years week offering at the Circle.
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Plain Mule

"Capitano" is a wise donkey.
Sometimes Otis Skinner thinks
that the animal is just plain
mule"
"Capitano" is used in one Of
the scenes of Tarkington's Mis-
ter Antonio"
To keep the animal from burst
ing into q donkey jazz song,
Skinner slips "Capitano" carrots.
No carrots-well, Cap" starts
a donkey folk-song.
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Tho supporting cast contains
Charles Girard, Josef Swiokard.
Mabel Van Buren,, James BarrOws and
Eric Mayne.
Added attractions viii consist OF a
Snub Pollard comedy entitled Nearly
Rich" the Literary Digest's Fun
From the Press" the Hoosier Har-
mony Three in new song hits, and
virgil Moore's Synco-Orchestra.
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Famous Domestic Triangle
Aired Again In The Movies

Lewis Stone comes to the Circle
Sunday In The Dangerous Ago" a
John NJ. Stahl production, adapted
from the s DRY by Frances Irene Reels.
The story concerns a married couple
who have lived together happily for
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NEW YEAR BILLS
At FILM HOUSES
SHOW FAYOR|TES
Plays at Circle and Ohio Fea-
ture Many Stars of
FINLAND.
TILNILAND's first 1928 menu con-
* tains a number Of players who
n are favorItes In IndianapOlis.

Barbara La Mari as the village
vamp viii remain on view next week
at the Ohio in Quincy Adams Saw
yer"
Cleo Madison and numerous others
will be seen in The Dangerous Age"
at the Circle next week.
Tom Moore will appear IN "Pawned'
at the Apollo and Norma Talmadge
will be seen at the Isis in THE Sc
cret Of the Storm Country"
Charles Jones viii be the featured
player in Boss Of Camp 4" at Mister
Smiths.
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EVIDENCE IN TOWEL.

WASHINGTON COURTHOUSE, O.,
Dec. 3O.-F1uid wrung from q bath
towel win be tested to determine the
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Charles Jones Does Manual
Labor i'm His New Movie
In 1.-THE Boss Of Camp T." at Mis-
ter Smiths next week, Charles Jones
Is cast as Chef Tanning. foreman
Of a road construction gang who has
trouble completing a big Job because
of a conspiracy. FRITZ Brunette is in
the cast. A comedy and a news reel
complete the bill.
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twenty years. The husband. in an
unexpected Irritation, sees the glim-
mer of his lost youth beokoning him
on with a promise of its return and the
wife whose whole life is spent in
"mothering" her husband. forgets
how important it Is for woman to
keep young in spirits, and loses her
husbands love.
Just when he stands on the brink
ready to take a plunge that can mean
only unhappiness for him and for the
girl Of 20 with whom he thinks he
has fallen in love, he is brought
sharply back to earth by her engage
ment to 4, boy her own age.
But the damage has been done-a
letter explaining that he wants his
freedom reaches his wife the day Of
their daughters wedding. When the
husband returns home, repentant,
after a thrilling race TO intercept tho
letter, the wife pretends that she has
never read 1t, and. each having learned
his lesson and how much he loves the
other, they take up their lives to-
gether again, with a happier outlook
on life.
Cleo Madison is cast as the wife.
Ruth Clifford ia the other woman, 80
and Edith Roberts, the daughter. Jim
mis Morrison, Myrtle Stedman ana
her son. Lincoln, and Edward Healn
are also in the cast.
The overture for New Years week
viii be Mascagnis "CavalleIia Rus
ticana," and the organ solo, played
by Walter Flandorf. Failing"
A Circlette OF News and Topics Of
the Day complete tho program
T. Il f.
Norma TaEmadge Gives Movie Fans
q Chance to See Another Tess"
THE Secret Of the Storm Country"
8 photoplay adapted from Grace Mil
Ter Whites story OF the same name,
starring Norma Talmadge IN the role
OF Tess, idol of a despised squatter
village on the shores of stormy Lake
Cayuga. comes to tho Isis next week.
Herself the daughter of a squatto.,
Tess falls in love with Frederick
Graves. a divinity student. who. know
ing that hts socially ambitious moth
or would oppose such a match per
suadcs the girl to enter Into a secret
marriage with him She lives I'm a
dream Of happiness until the day
when Graves tells her that 70 oblilo
his mother no VIII have to marry
Madeline Walderstricker. whose broth.
CT Is the wealthiest man IN the corn.
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Second Week for Sawyer Movie
At the Ohio Begins Tomorrow

Quincy Adams Sawyer" will begin
the second week Of its enga cement at
the Ohio tomorrow. The cast includes
John Bowers, Blanche Sweet, Lon
CLANCY, Elmo Lincoln. Barbara La
Mari, Louise Fazenda, Joseph ]. Dow
ling. Edward Connolly, June Elvidge.
Hank Mann and others.
The story concerns Quincy Adams
Sawyer, who has been accused IN
justly Of stealing. Obadiah Strout,
who really is the thief. tries to create
the impression that Quincy Is re-
sponsfole. Indy Putnam, the village
''vamp," after unsuccessfully trying
to engage Quincy's attentions. tries to
harm him. When Quincy meets Alice
Petttnsfll. the blind niece of Deacon
Pstttngil, with whom Quincy is board
ing. the two become fast friends
StroUt tricks Quincy and Alice aboard
a ferry boat and then casts the boat
loose in the rapids. The climax Of
the story takes place on the boat.
Other features are an international
news weekly, q comedy and a pro
gram by the Ohio Theater orchestra.
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guilt or innocence Of Ernes5
Rodgers, farmer, whose home
raided by dry agents. Rodgel
charged with illegal possession {
toxicating liquor.
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Tom Moore to Be Seen
As a Soldier of Fortune

Tom Moore and Edith Roberts are
cO-starred IN ''Pawned." a roaIo-
dramatic Dhotoplay written by Frank
l. Packard. author Of The Miracle
Man." which will be shown next
week at the Apollo. -
Mr.. Moore appears as John Bruce
devfl-may-care soldier Of fortune who.
n1arooned and penniless in the Soutb
Seas, accepts a commission from the