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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
RADIO NEWS
Disseminated BY Club Boys
And Girls

Listening In" on a country tele
phone may have its thrills. but mem.
bers ~ boys and girls clubs who
''listcn in" on the conversation Of the
world with their radio receiving set.
have an interest which comes no,
from neighborhood gossip. but from
getting the morning report Of the
markets. the weather forecast. and
crop estimates for all parts Of the
country.
In a number 81 States club mem
bcrs within receiving distance Of
broadcasting stations located at the
State college Of agriculture or cssc-
where are receiving information that
takes some Of the risks out Of the
bus ness Of farming They pos, this
information in conspicuous places so
that neighbors may make use Of H.
The work demonstrates the useful
ncss Of the radio as a piece ~ farm
equipment.
Counties in Nov Jersey. Montana
and Colorado have clubs that recciv-
ed wireless messages las; season. H.
Kentucky. Nebraska and several 9TH
er States organization il under way.
The expansion 81 the radio has been
limited because Of lack % simple
printed instructions. but the recent
distribution Of circulars by the Uni
ted States Department Of Agricul-
,urc on the making Of receiving set.
mas been helpful 20 the boys and
girls. Through members Of pig.
dairy. corn and other clubs who are
receiving daily market information
and the estimated crop production.
the entire family and the community
as well may be benefited
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Seasonal Tips
For Cardners

Early blight, which is highly de-
structive TO early potatoes. may be
controlled by spraying the plants
with Bordeaux mixture when tehy
are form six to eight inches high.
About May ls;. is the time 20 sow
the wrinkled-seedei varieties u peas.
Planting them about two and one
half or three inches deep is said to
prolong the bearing period.
In placing cabbage, tomato, egg
plant or any other plants that are
set in the garden. il 10 best TO keep
the ground level. according TO gard
,ners at the College Of Agriculture
This brings the roots Of the p,nts
nearer the water table and prevents
excessive evaporation Of moisture.
This is the season Of the year
when il is necessary 10 keep the
ground in good cultivation 60 pre-
vent baking which often keeps many
young plants from breaking through
the Soil. Much baking or crusting
usually follows heavy rains.
In painting the large-growing var
ieties Of peas, it Is a good idea 10
plant two rows about eight 10 ten
inches apart and then place the net
ting or sticks between the two
Economy in stalking Is thus made pos
sible by making one row Of netting
serve two rows Of peas.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Happy Occasion

A very delightful occasion took
place AZ the home % Mr.. William
Roys;on, near Paint Lick. last FRI
day. April 2sth., IN honor 81 hi. 18th.
birthday. No gentleman in that sec
tion % the county has more friends
than Mr. Royston and will be pleased
20 learn that he Is still enjoying good
health. even though he Is 1--WE years
past his allotment of three score and
ten.
His honor guests Tor the day were
two Of has old boyhood friends.
Messrs J. g. Burnside and J. n
Denny. The other guests being Rev
". A. Ramsey, Mr.. ". NJ Eldridgc
Mrs. 7 x. Slavfn. Mrs T.. l.. Woods
and Mrs. J. G.. Burnside Mr.. Roys-
tons daughter. Miss Hal Roy.,on.
did the honors for the happy event
and did IL IN way that none bu, she
could have done Being an adcpt
in the culinary line. her table fairly
groaned with every good thing Of
the season and many out ~ season.
The birthday cake. with is IS can.
dies was gorgeous in beauty and
most delicious one.
Mr.. Royston holds the distinction
OF living on the farm on which he
was reared and within few hun.
dred yards u the house IN which he
was born. Ills friends throughout
the county extend 20 Mr.. Royston
their best wishes and hope for him
many more years % health and hap
pness.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

The City Council % the City 81
Lancaster. Ny. do ordain A. follow.
Section No. l. That d, shall be-
unlawful to sell. barter. give away.
or Keep for sale or unlawfully have
in possession or transport spirituous.
vinous, malt liquors or any intoxi.
eating liquor. except for sacramen.
tai. medical. scientific. or mechanical
purposes IN the city of Lancaster.
Ny
Section No ? No person or per.
sons. company or corporation. shai.
possess or have in possession any
.pirituous. vinous, or malt liquor. .n
the City % Lancaster. Ky. unles.
same have been lawfully acquired
and are intended TO be used lawful.
~. and in any suit, prosecution. pro
cecding or action. or motion concern.
INK same, the burden % proving that
same has been lawfully acquired and
are intended 20 be used lawfully shall
be upon the defendant or defend.
ants
Section No g. No trick. advice.
sub,erfugc. or prrtcnsc shall be al.
lowed TO cyade the operation or De-.
fea; the purpose o. this Ordinance.
Section No 4. In any pro.ccu.
ton or proceeding for any violation
% this Ordinance the general reputa
ton ~ the defendant OF defendants
for Bookkeeping. OF being engaged Ia
the Illicit trade IN intoxicating liquors
shall be admissible IN evidence
agains, said defendant, or defendant.
Section No. Q. Every person
knowingly aiding. or abetting any
person. firm or corporation IN the
~ any - the provisions o.
this Ordinance. shall be- deemed a
principal and punished a. such.
Section No. 6. Any person or per.
sons. or firm. or corporation violating
any Of the provisions 81 tina. Ord
nance snail be fined one hundred dol.
lars. and Il person or persons i'm
prisoncd in the County jail for no,
less than thirty days. nor more than
hfty days
Section No. Z All person. who
are convicted under this Ordinance
shall serve out the jail sentence a,
hard labor and all fines and cost.
'ssessed against any person under
ms Ordinance. and not paid or r..
plevici. shall be served out by con.
inemeni at hard labor at the rate -
me day for each dollar % such fine
and costs
Section Ne. :. Th.. OrdIuane, Q.
be IN effect upon IL passage and
publication Of same as required by
aw. Pau. = Morrow. CLERK.
" ,. Champ, Mayor
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

The European allies are still allied
together because each d. afraid TO
break away. Il isa wonderful state
81 harmony that does not exist.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
AN ORDINANCE

To Prohibit The Sale, Trans
portation, Possession, Or
Other Disposition Of Spiritu.
Gus Liquors, Except for Sac
rsmental, Medical, Scientific
Or Mechanical Purposes, in
The City Of Lancaster. KY,
And To Provide a Penalty
Therefor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

When a fellow is IN a brown study
he i often quite blue
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
McRoberts Drug Store

on their crossing signs. urging driv-
ers Of vehicles TO "Stop, Look, and
Llsten.'
, 1922-11-27

Ca NJ the first public utiilts-
Later came electricity. the telephone
and the electric railway.
, 1922-11-27

There are nearly a hundred varis.
ties of orange.
, 1922-11-27

through and 81 viii be difficult to
pick flaws IN n sequence OF the
famous old play which ts now 10 he
seen in enlarged and elaborated form
on the silver sheet.
T. Roy Barnes as Happy Jack.
steals a pair Of shoes In this sequence.
which shows a street around Third
Avenue. in 1855. He hands the shes
to Reuben, played by Harrison Ford.
Later Theodore Roberts as Uncle
Josh along and offers Happy
Jack a dollar before recognizing in
him the tramp svho escaped jail and
took Reuben with him.
There Is a practically aii-star cast
OF players In The Old Homestead"
which VIII be a feature at the Riafto
theater for three days. starting to
morrow. Theodore Roberts. "thc
grand old man OF the SCREEN IL seen
AZ Uncle Joshua whitcomb. while
George Fawcett has the part OF Eph
Holbrook. Important roles are In the
capable hands OF T. Roy Barnes.
FRITZ Ridgway, Harrison Ford. Ethel
Wales. James Mason. Kathleen o'Con.
nor and others,
, 1922-11-27

song gives the impression that his
young chap has ey1doptiy I'D close
10 nature. In me spring and
carly FAM says Bardon. 4 always
take TO the woods and nave n most
enjoyable time foolins the birds
"A Pharmacy Phantasy" viii
have to be seen TO be appreciated.
This act will be put on by Frank
and Grace Webb. Gorgeous COS
tunes and clever dancing make W
part of the act.
Frawiey and West r two people
Who present some comic gymnastics
that arc declared to be excellent.
This act has been played in the
best vaudeville circuits in the Uni
ted States and has W. failed 10
draw praise.
THE Toothpicks" are we ianky
dancers who are very clever. In
their work they present some I'M
usual things in tho way OF eceen-
trio dancing.
Breaking into Society" is the
name of the act put on by Tony.
Ted. and Lee.
Gareth Hughes will appear in a
feature ~photoplay. "The Hunch."
Lawrence Deming will again be
seen c~o-starring with Miss Loret-
tn Kidd in another n OF hts sue
cessful productions entitled THE
Girl in Overalls." Miss Kidd Will
be seen in the title role and has a
very pleasing md interesting part.
Miss Debra Deming VIII play the
part OF an Irish biddie. while An
thony Kennedy viii be seen as n
real Hod. working at the railroad
station.
The other members of the cast
have been carefully selected by Mr..
Deming for their respective parts
and he promises a show that Is
bound to be an agreeable surprise
10 all.
The big movie special viii he
William Duncan and Edith johnson
in The Silent Vow"
, 1922-11-27
NEW YORK IN 1885 IS
SHOWN IN THE old
HOMESTEAD" RIALT0

New York in 1855, visuailsed on the
.~Eereenl Handsome cabs. queer look
ing derby hats; cobblo stcne streets
gas lights at the street rne a
horse car drawn however by mules:
Cinnamon wearing queues; women
wearing basques m small busties
and impossible hats; small boys with
funny looking trousers OF still funnier
short ones; ain the raraphernaiia Of
Gotham In tho days before automo-
biics, radio telephones. wireless. mo-
ton pictures, and ether familiar
things OF today.
Persons who live in Manhattan to-
day or those who have lived there
will be carried back on the wings Of
memory when these street scenes for
The Old Homestead" a Paramount
picture. r thrown on the screen.
James cruze the director. was care
full that no -anaehronisms should slip
, 1922-11-27

A Briton has invented n SILENT
cslery.-New Orleans Times Plea
rune.
, 1922-11-27

thing.
, 1922-11-27
GOES
. TO CHICAGO

CONTINUED from Page one)
ent," N. Clemenceau declared when
he read this message.
7 came to tell the truth. 7 did not
come 10 say pleasing things, but 20
say the things that would be IN my
Judgment TO help preserve h peace
Of b world.
Il nave never been a cor proniser.
Now that I have one foot In the
grave least OF all will ! make a sacrl-
flee 10 be e~xpedient- I don't want n
success OF expediency."
Besides the kilograms, Cemeneeau
has had personal suggestions from
men Of Importance as to how he
should conduct his self-imposed task
of seeking American cooperation in
settling the world differences.
To one who suggested a plan 10
him yesterday Just before he lsft for
Chicago, where he IS TO speak Tues.
day. the Tiger replied, clnpping him
on tho back:
That Is a good mission for you. I
may be wrong but I must deliver my
message In my wi way. no mater
who disilkes IT."
It was learned today that clemen,
eeau was considering some change
IN his Itinerary. One place that he Is
considering adding is ths mining
town OF Clemenceau. Ara.
Mining men OF that town have be
nieged him with pleas TO come. orser
ing TO N n proceeds oil the run
Of the copper mines for tho dry of his
visit TO any charity he nan.es The
sum realized would be about SOS. ooa
he was advised.
II should like to 20 there" he said
But whether he viii is stiii undo
cided.
, 1922-11-27
Gas From Food
Presses on Heart

If food does not digest 1t turns
into polsons which form gas. This
often presses on heart and other
organs causing n nervous. restless
feeling. Simple buckthorn bark.
~glycerine. etc. as mixed in Adierikn,
removes foul. decaying food.matter
YOU never thought was in your sys.
tenn which caused gas and pressure
on heart. Adlerika expels poisons
and gas from BOTH upper and lower
bowel. EXCELLENT to guard
against appendicitis. Casper Phar.
macy.
, 1922-11-27

Russians headed b. ~. Rakowsky.
president Of the Ukraine republic, has
given new zest TO the conference dele
cations ". RAkowsky said that Nhs
Russians stood behind Turkey In al
she : ask for in open or neutral
waterways. which means 80 much to
southsrn Russia
, 1922-11-27
WATER PACT IS
GREAT SUCCESS
CONTINUED from Page onel

NGRNAAAANl AhAn lAEe One
members OF the commission and es.
peeially to the patience and tact and
diplomatic ability of the chairman Of
The commission. Hon. Herbert Hoo
scr.
The natural flow Of the Colombo
river averages nearly 1000. 900 acre
fect per annum. OF this about one.
third is now used and this includes
he low water flow In :he lower basin.
which cannot further develop safety
7ithout storage. The present users
n the lower basin mr. about BOO.
90 C feet. The COMPACT awards
his portion OF the basin n total an.
uai flow OF $500, 900 acre feet or
more than double is present needs.
nd sufficient TO develop all feasible
rejects and some OF doubtful feasl-
hty. The upper basin is awarded
100000 acre feet which is also more
lan double It's present neefs and
? nearly 5000. 900 acres additional
nich will be sufficient for AL fea-
bic projects and some of -dougtfui
asihilty.
II this water Is mo-. consumed IN
-r'gntion, 1t will run down through
re conons for use below. There re-
ia!ns an unapportioned quantity OF
ger 100000 acre feet for future d.
sion as unforeseen needs may ap-
Such n further division IS pro-
!ded for in the compact. Thus both
asins are fully provided for. their
resent DEVELOPMENT protected and
heir future development unhamper-
a by water disputes"
, 1922-11-27
.BIRDMN TO Be FEATURED ON IRIS VAUDEVILLE CARD
VARIETY entertainers COMPLETE GOOD PROGRAM

\ young man who Is familiar with
tho ways and moods OF song birds.
who believes that these birds carry
on conversations between them.
selves. who has himsslf initiated
many notes that they produce. Is
Franz Bardon. Bardon. who Will
appear IN person at the Iris theaier
Tuesday and Wednesday. Is a
young chap OF splendid personality.
good appearance. and remarkable
ability as an entertainer. He nre-
enr a most delightful Offering In
the va Of talking, singing. and int
tationa-
Bardon's wonderful knowledge "
our native birds as wen as his re-.
markable ability 10 initiate their
, 1922-11-27
MANY HURT in
RAIL WRECKS

CARBoNDALE. H.. Nov. =7.-By
The Associated PresA6Three section
employees OF the Illinois Central rail-
road were killed today near Ozark, 50
miles SOUTHEAST OF .,,re. when i
freight train coIiided. rear end. with a
section employees motor car which
operates on The tracks. All resided
near Ozark.
, 1922-11-27
j. s. ATTITUDE
s DISCUSSED

CONTINUED from Page one)
uonary organization % Maeedonia.
mas come forward 10 Insist upon a
free Macedonia. under protection OF
the League OF Nations or some man.
datory power.
The arrival OF the advance guard Of
, 1922-11-27

Two textiles owe Their names to
France These are cretonne and cam
brio, lie first OF which came from
tbs No mandy town OF creton. while
me second Is till manufacture at
Cambria
, 1922-11-27

Some OF the tu,jutsu experts Of
Japan know every artery. bone and
hervs in the human body. and how
to render them imperative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's What thousands % stomach
sufferers are doing uo~. Instead %
taxing TONES. or trying 20 patch up
a poor diE~s'iou. they ars attacking
the yral cause OF the ailmen,--
cioEKcd liver and dkaord~r~d bowels,
DR.. Eiwarda' oiiv. Tablets arouse
the liver In soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are pr.
forming their natural functions.
away 70 Indigestion and stomach
troubles
Have you n rad TASTE. coated
tongue. poor appetite, a lazy. don't.
care feeling. no ambition or energy.
trouble with undlEcsned foodsr
Take DIV. Tablets. the substitute
for calomei.
Or. Edwards OLIVE Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound rnlr~d
with olive oil You will know them
b. their olive color. They do the
work without gripping. cramps or
pain.
Take on. or two at bedtime for
quick relief. Eat what you like.
tic and soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
Stomach Upset,
Gas, Gas, Gas
-"Diapepsin'

s-pape's Diap~pxin" ends Indig-s
ton. heartburn in five minutes Sour.
saAsy. upset stomach, acidity. dys-
pepsEa; when tn. food you eat fer
nents into gases and stubborn
Jumps; your head aches and you feel
sick and miserable, that's when you
realize the quick magic OF Pap~'s
Daapepsin. IL your stomach In In a
continuous revolt-if you can't get
il reguIafed-try Paps's Diapepsin-
It's 90 needless 20 have a bad ston.
achi Make your next meal favor
tie food meal. then take a little Ola.
pepsln. There will not be any dis
tress--eat without fear. It's because
Pape's Diapcpsin really does" regu-
late weak. out-of order stomachs
that gives Il It's millions Of sales an
nualiy. Get a large sfrty-cent case
Of Pape's Diapepsin from any drus
store. II II the most efficient ant
acid known. IL Is scientific. harm.
less. and belongs in every home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
BEAUTY FOR
EVERY GIRL

Beauty" said the woman who
knew. lis for every girl. Her face
may not be 50 perfect az another's'
hut IL she rs full OF life and ls
nanny everyone will think she's q
raving beauty. And the secret 81
that" ahe continued. lis TO dress
properly. with the right clothes
comes polse and happiness. Ana
IL you can't afford all new clothes
now" she said. you go right 10
Cherry's. You can practically make
your own terms TO buy on credit
and make your payments 10 suit
your income. They now have their
January reduction sale on. ana
eome wonderful reductions In all
departments. 207 Riaito Bldg, Sc.
ond ave, between Madison anil
Spring SITS, over Pig'n Whistle. Take
elevator. "--Adyertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
Salesman Dies From
Mercury Poisoning

John c. ocumbsugh. a.. sales
man. living at a22s s2nd ave. s. W.
died sunday at the city hospital from
the effects OF mercury poisoning.
ocurnbaugh had ben dospondcnt over
the death Of his wife. Last Wedne-.
day he swallowed IL mercury tahaeiS,
Funeral services viii be held Monday
from Bu,terworth's nortuary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
ropAy's PROGRAMS

tibt.fkfN --Jentes "a usrvie'. The
itttie Minister" stsrrtns netty
toupson
coi,Mni,-wl~- aersas in -sh.,-
ter~d Dreams"
WINTER tsRDT>--fSex Reach.
The fren Trait"
hitt Not ~fs--Jsn~ ". N~rrte'-
The little Nlaister," starving
Alice taiiraan.
tptt~tt M-=Then~- M~sxhaa ta "A
rrtnee rhers Va"
-Nasieleh Nsieati.e sad
stee tefr, In The seaas~rins
fe~w~
tuto~fst---ghArt~~ tfsa~kl yeas.
ia Riding With ps~th"
RfN-Hess eii>~s In Red Gear
age
oAh--f.a~ o~~ys Rider, % The
nssu.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
Girls May Register
at Y. w. c. A. GYM

ReTtstration IL now open for the
second period OF gymnasium and
physical culture work at the Y.
W. c. A. The period closes Apnl
l. Classes are in charge OF Mis-,
Elizabeth Dickerson. physical dlrcc
tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

PORT WILLIAM. Mlnn.--Undcr
oath 10 his mother to not return
until successful. Donald Mshar, Is.
makes second start TO search for his
father. lost in an open boat among
tho islands Of Thunder bay since
December %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
Stanwood Man Kills
Cougar Under Shop

sTASWooD. Jan. s.--Driven from
the hills by snow. n T5-pound cougar
hid IN the blacksmith shop Of An
drew Iycknes. ono shot ended its life
The carcass Is on show at the Dsvi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
COLISEUM

Thomas MelEhan plays the rule Of
kindly young man of wealth. who
t~friends a struggling young writer,
in his new starring vehicle. N
Prince T7~re Wa" which II the
feature finn attraction now AZ the
Coliseum. The young writer happens
20 30 a pretty xirt. and that -. per.
haps. ono % the reasons why tho
wealthy young man poses az an as.
sis,Ani editor and even buy. a con
trolling interest IN magazine IN
order that she may succeed.
OF course. before the ssoTy ends.
Tom wins thc pretty girl for Ms wife.
There il also a eutr little Etri In the
story who has lots to do with the sue
c~ss % Toms romance.
Mildred Harrison ~ the girl and
Peaches jackson the kiddie-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

loves does she change her frivolous
ways.
Miss dupont'a acting 1. fine.
Besides the feature picture. the
Columbia 1. showing comedy Titled
The purnihell"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Betty CompSon L. seen TO splendid
advantage as thu heroine Of Para
mounts screen version o. James VI.
Barrie's -rh. Little Minister" AZ tho
Liberty this week. This capable
young actress IN charming as Lady
T2bbie and brings TO tho role the
gypay.liie character which IL de-
mands. All who have read the nar.
rio novel or seen the play In which
Naud~ Adams scored 40 decisiveiy
several years aEo. will bo delightful
with the picture.
Miss Compson Il ably supported
BY George IFaekRthorne a. Gavin.
tho little Minister. and Nigel Barrie.
a. the hateful Capt. fIaiilwclL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
REX

In the screen version OF Peter r.
Kvne's The Sheriff Of Cinnebar.
which Universal has titled RED
Courage" Hoot Gibson. tho smiling
western star, Is appearing this week
at the Rex.
RED Courage" il vivid story OF
a political fight in the Western town
Of panamint. IL takes Peter u.
Kyre 10 paint the picture Of the alb
.orbin1ly human characters who live
and love turnout five reels.
interviewer into this picturesque
BACKGROUND IL a two listed story Of
a fight-the fight against the corrupt
influences OF crooked political gang
the fight OF. man for a girls love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
Blue Sc

Alice Calhoun Il featured AZ the
nius Mouse this week in the Vita
graph perturbation Of the famous
novel and stage play. The Little
Minister BY James NJ. Barrie.
Tho story Of The Little Minister
~ not only dramatic. but Il has ten
der appeal. The scenes are laid IN
scotland and the Pic; revolves around
the romance Of a gypsy maid and
young minister.
Miss Calhoun gives a splendid per
.smancc. and vitazraph has sur
rounded the lovely young actress
with a most capable cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
STRAND

'@TuiE coNoUERING rowER.-
l. showing az the strand this
week. tus,ifies Yale in comforting an
honorary degree on Rex Ingram. a..
rector. FOR the artistry OF his work.
No picture In months contains
finer dclineations % character than
this version Of the RAlzae story. ~Eu.
genie Grandrt-
Pcre Grandct IL a mi~~r. Cold IL
his ruling passion. Eugcnlc. an
adopted daughter. falls IN love with
his nephew. lie sends the nephew
20 foreign land. lie intercepts
their hove letters lie cheats in his
transactions.
Then comes the day or reekonins.
Cold. a horrible monster which
spc~s cut coins. arises before him.
Ghosts o. his victims point accusing
fingers at him
In his insane fr~nxy Crandet top
pies over a chest OF sold and u
brushes him 70 death.
Baizae. in -EuEenie Grande,.- did
not have herp and heroine marry
The end Of the film shows them in en-.
brace. thus bringing satisfaction 20
the rouaantieist and the cyfuic alike.
Ralph Lewis. as Per~ Grandet.
gives a sterling performance. Alice
Terry. beautiful 60 look upon. su-.
tainS Interest In a role that offered
little opportunity for acting. Ru-
dolph Valentino does the hero part
in a captivating way. The entire
company L exceptionally wen cast.