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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
MarilynMiLer
May Star With
Jack Pickford

That Marliyn Miller. bride OF Jack
Plckford. will IN all likelihood co-star
with Jack In his next production was
one OF the significant features OF
statemen, issued today from the Pick
ford. Fairbanks studios. II is under
stood Mis- Milier's contract with Flo
ziegfeld runs only until NEXT Septem-
Der. at which time she will be free 20
take that fling at the films she said
she wanted 10 try. Jack Pickford n
now contemplating ''Carrison's Fin
ish.-
Another important announcement
Is 10 tho effect that the new com
pany which was recently organizeds
as a subsidiary OF the United Artistsfl
corporation is to be called Allied Pr
ducers' and Distributors corpQfa-
ton.
There ars a lot Of ambitious psana
on tap for the Allied Producers and
Distributors. say those ut tho studio
who assert themselves 20 be IN the
know. This organization will handle
pictures from George Ariiss. Rex
Beach and others, whose names at
present cannot be announced. Prob
ably the first Allied Producers and
Distributors release viii be Jack
Pickford. in "Garrison's Finish.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
Should Girl Choose City Man or Woodsman?
Virginia Vall Heroine of "The Storm, Answers

the city and that OF tho big woods
twist her heart for moments. but not
for long. II Is not OF these things.
as such. that she thinks. but OF the
men who have been the product OF
those surroundings.
Her choice Is unerringiy true. !
know many have argued that the
play II all wrong and that the other
man would have won eight times out
Of 10.
II don't think that is true. either.
but putting that aside. the real qaes.
ton fl not, What would most WON
en- have doneT hut What should a
woman wisely do7 There u vast
difference between tho two things. /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

'~The storm" contest has ended.
Hundreds % letters have been sub
mitsed. answering the question.
which should a Girl choose-the
city man OF man Of the great out-of.
doorsr'' Tho three judEes. Cynthia
Grey Of The star. Manager Case OF
the Columbia. and George Bradley.
Universal Film Co. representative.
viii begin the big task 81 choosing
the - bon; letters Prize winners
viii he announced tho firat OF next
wwek.
simultaneously with the closing OF
the contest. tho big Universal PRO
ducflon. Tho Storm opens at the
Columbia today. The thoater has
been closed for two weeks. during
which time painters and decorators
have transformed the popular Sec.
ond ave. house into a verifAble little
paiace.
one % the persons most concerned
tn the problem OF Manetie. tho pretty
child Of nature who finds herself
eooped for winters duration In the
sic tbfHtiAHI " Two lIfu ia 81 tHt'
lated cabin and who has 10 choosn
between them. Ia Virginia VAIN. the
cofnsiy actress who played the role
in tho film version. ~ was her task
20 made the little north woods witch
attractive enough 10 account for tho
sudden way IN which tho two men
fell in love with her II was her
part 70 make her own falling in love
quite natural Hers Il was to make
Manetfe'H choice an effective one
dramatically. To do these things she
bad 70 study Mane'ie. impreRnate
herself with the girls character.
Therefore when Miss vaiil speaks
u T. with the voice 81 knowledge.
Whether She bs righ, or wrong. Hhe
has reasons behind her pronounce.
ment--rcasona such a. Inspired her
excellent performance 81 the bcset
little maid 81 the woods
Out IN thu film colony on tho Pa.
cific coast Miss Vain In known az one
Of cha intellectual crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

leo Moran has len California IN
his automobile. On route for New
York. whence he viii nail for Europe
with Julius stern. preslden, % Cen.
fury. IN order 20 make a series OF
comedies with foreign settings.
Moran II taking the trip from Hot.
lywood 60 New York Ia HIS powerful
car with an expert driver. for the
purpose OF making personal appear
anees az firsirun houses where HIS
consoles are now playing. The first
stop Of the automobile party will he
Denver. where Universal Exchange
officials will meet Thorn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
Salaries Small
Item Compared
With Settings

A statement from the Paramount
studios h offered IN proof tina, play.
ers' salaries do no, represent the chief
item OF expense In producing a pie.
turc.
Figures are submitted from the
daily expense account Of Man.
slaughter TINS day taken as exam.
pie was one on which Cecil De Mile
filmed Remain hacchanallan scenes.
ON that day Tho salaries ~ Thomas
Meighan. f.ratriee JOY. Lots Wilson.
John Aiiitern and casson Fergusoa
amounted 10 less than onc.fourth OF
the days total expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
MONTE CRlST0" WIGS
COST SMALL FORTUNE

Motion picture studio construction
work was carried out on = iarger
scale than ever before when William
Fox made his new picture. Monte
crtuto.~ film adaptation Of Aiexan.
drr Dumas famous novel. which -
coming noon. Three million feet Of
lumber werc used IN building NOV.
ic" Paris and NfArseillrn. which GOV.
srs over 20 acres 81 ground
The wigs worm by the almost IN.
numerabls actors and actresses In
some og tho biggest ard most thrill.
ine scenes % the picture cost more
IN actual outlay than the entire pro
duction expense OF early five.rcei pic
lures made years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
IN LEAST is WEST"

Tho comic talent % Constance Tai.
nAdKu wtii not be entirely submerged
In tho film version Of East In West. I"
n play that stressed the dramatic
rather than the comic phase.
In the phofopiay Constance In the
role Of Ming Toy - 90 h. sold 10 the
highest bidder aboard the love boat :"
Wealthy mRndarlns Vie In their e.
forts 10 obtain tho beautiful.
MlnK Toy. anxious 90 b rejected.
escapes by being crors.cyed. A
cross.eyed Oriental r. far from fetch.
ms. when Constance crosSns her
eyes she's az homeiy as hen Turpln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
COSTUMES WORN IN
FILM ON EXHIBIT

when the film play. Douglas Fair
banks In Robin Hood" Is given It's
premiere in New York. n carload az
costumes and properties used in this
ssupendous production will be exhib.
Tied in leading metropolitan shops
and department stores on Fifth ave.
and broadway. according 20 a state
ment issued from the Pickford. Fair.
banks studios. where Doug filmed
this feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
MOVIE QUIZ

Interested Ford = not
married. He was born in Kansas
City. Mo. and began his stage career
with a stock company In Baltimore.
Md. He is 5 feet 10 inches. weighs
1856. has dark brown hair and brown
eyes. He ls about rs years old Ad-
dress. Lambs Club. 100 w. ssth st..
New York city. ~. Y. Constance
Tairna6ge In 5 feet. 5 inches. and
Norma. feet inches.
wctcna.-- Betty Francisco is,S feet
inches and weighs lis: Ruth Mar.
garct Nagel Is about 8 years old.
Their address ia 1896 Cherokee ave..
Los Angeles. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
FOREIGN rII.M

So careful was Ernest fuhitHrh Of
his latest MASTERPIECES. Tho Loves Of
Pharaoh. the cinema spectacle now
showing az the COLISEUM. that after
spending nearly q year in the max.
ing Of II. 30 personally brought !, 90
America. remaining only long enough
20 SEQ n BIZ % New York. The dsrec.
tors own figures show that exactly
if..osS extras" appear In the vasi.
Gus scenes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
For Once Walter
Shows Some Speed

Walter Heirs. the fat comedian.
proposed and was accepted by tele.
graph. i.~s
lie hoped train for Syracuse. N.
Y TO put an engagement ring on
the finger OF Miss Adah Mcwfuiams.
daughter OF shoe manufacturer.
Then he hoped TO New York 10
buy the wedding ring.
Then he hoped a train back TO
Hollywood Who'd although that
Walter would hop as fast as that?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
COLO NAL
LITTLE EVA AscENDs~

tMstro1
Roy s. George .....s .Jarsfh Hughes
Priscilla sssstr AtAf t'ttias
May Collins. who ~ the heroine in
Little Eva Asccnde." the new Metro
firm 10 be shown sunday and Mon
day AZ the Colonial. IL the pretty ~.
tie actress whom Dame Runsor re.
Gently reported was engaged 10
Charlie Chaplin. Miss Collins APP
peared on tho stage IN Los An.
gales until year ago. when she en-
tered The plcfuren-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
| WINTER GARDEN |
-THE LYING TRUTH

fAufrrfr8nl
lawrence De Muidds. =. wallace Hrerv
Sac. ....ss.4.....ss... Mnryoria paw
A newspaper story IL always a
powerful story. and tho manner IN
which Blil o'Hara eoneeives and ere.
eutes fake murder In The Lying
Truth l. one Of tho high spots Of
the story which was written BY
Marion Fairfax. one Of the screens
most talented scenario writers. Incl.
dentaiiy Miss FAIRFAX directed tho
picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
NORMAN KERRY

Norman KITTY has bfen nlEned hF
Universal. and started for tho Coast
last week. u ~ probable that ne
viii be assigned by Ven s,joheim 10
play tho male lead ia Merry Go
Round" Won Strohein reports that
most ~ the arts arc now ready. and
that shooting on his picture will
begin within q fortnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
RopoIrn VALENTINO

Rotolph Valentino drew s.ss.
people 70 the Rivon theater. New
York. on tho FIRST Monday blood
and Sand was shown. This WAS
500 more than went 20 see him the
first Monday he appeared in THE
shesk." when he set now Monday
attendance record at the thcater.
To-day II Valentines day IN the
movies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
LIBERTY


freramount}
rH1x oshsuxsn<sssy. MAY MeAvoy
Ln6ry Gray. sW<eF &e8r&Al
ID New York artists are fond II
hui3dine bungalows on tho flat roofs
HIN skovs the city's noisy streets.
'-rhs Top Of New York. starring
Nay McAvoy at the Liberty. Is the
ssasy u poor tenement girl and
her roof.top neighbor. a wealthy
artist Il Il romantic story.
cnms<ai Ben Turpln Is also on the
81 n . rev comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
BY Virginia Valli

zone thing that came 20 fne was
that scarcely one man In thousand
can go thru such test a. tho men
IN The storm endured and emerge
victorious.
-Aa % the girl's problem. u my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

~wHEN rIE pEyIL pRIyEs"

tAsseristrd Exehanxsl
nianchs Msnsfistd. .s...... .LsaA BAIRD
Juha Graham ..ss..... .Ai1hsrd Eurksf
Leah baird n the author as well
az the star % when this Devil
Drives tho screen drama scheduled
for a showing AZ tho Oak sunday
and Monday. The plot deals with the
love OF two women for IN, same man
the eternal triangle. with several
unusual twists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
COLI S E u M


trsrsmountl
xunn1a .s....s...sss4..s .Efnh 1enntnEs
fneenis ...s-s..s.s+s.s..h AkAeg aeEF@es
~rns Loves % Pharaoh" IL the
40 foreign production 70 be shown
s IA country. II Is the offering for
. xr>k al the Coliseum. beginning to
a.. Picture fans who see this at
.-.c..cu viii have an opportunity 10
- paxnsy servaes. said to be Eu-
rore's mos; beautiful actress. she
arrears as Greek slave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
BLU E MOUSE


fJohnsoni
Nfrtrk cHsrs- .a...4.. ~. Ralph t~wis
MerT ..s..s..+.s.s-s-...k Eta Han
And besides this above popular
slaysrs tho cast OF In the Name Of
the Law the police nneiodrama.
which cp<rsf today at tha Blue
Mouse. incindes Johnny Walker. %
-ussr the Hin fame. litgie Ben Alex
kndsr. Claire Mcdowell and Emory
1ahnson. who also directed tho pro
znrionL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
corSG STRONG

A plan IL now under way 20 take
an entire company 10 Europe 70
film n picture starring Rirhafs.
HartheimeAs after no completes
'.f-ury." Two years ago he was
hardly known. They so up fast
IN the movies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
RAPID CONSTRUCTION

They 10 UP fast In the movies.
A cathedral. from corner stone to
spire. was constructed In three days
for The Voice From the Minarct."
And in the completed film II viii
look as substantial as a church that
takes years TO build.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
STR AN d


tMstrol
r~sels Ras<endy Y ....ssns.
xlrx kadoif. s,st-assssssts
~~l-rxss F1aviA .sssstss ts't Attre Terry
e.,r~ss a. Rsntaaa. .s.,. Ramon Navarro
nrx INGRAM gives 20 picture
Il tosers another big offering In his
HESITATION o. The Prisoner Of Zen.
Anthony Hopes famous story.
~s.ch Is showing now az tho strand.
f~s<f interest In this attraction. aside
- the story itself. eenters In the
~1rc,nction Of Ramon Navarro as a
~r<~n actor. lie Is an Ingram
md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

House Peters. He is the
real hero Of "Thc Storm"
Langdon McCormick's molo-
dramatic play, which in screen
form Is noW on at the Coliini-
bia.
acting Of Maneite impresses the
spectator az sincere. then Il must be
because I believed IN tho choice that
the girl nade-at least for her. II
had no, believed u would have shown
in my action somewhere. the result
would have lacked power and truth.
and without those acting dies.
~Manctie had that true. fine In.
stlnct that women generally are sup
posed 10 possess. and she gave Il
rein. with the result that she landed
In sheltnrinE arms.
You know in the play the lure Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

Wanda Hawiey has bull ter
rier called Radio. And that's
the name OF Claire Windsor's
wire-haired pup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
CO u M B / A
nm STORM

49, Wfns.n ............ House Peters
pxx4 ssesNrt ,.....+...s Matt MaeFe
N 4a1t<s. ..s..4sss..etAs.+. fHstntA VAN
ma Storm" universai's much.
hsuba<d perturbation o. L.angsion
nsaxrnlcks famous stage play. Is
- attraction al the Columbia today.
AraxfnE forest fire that sweeps in
dxrssfatinx waves thru the noun.
tzsns. furnishes the grand climax. II
) Sut one o. the many thrilling m
e1<<nts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

May Wallace had 10 appear
plump In Gimme" 10 she
wore padded clothing. That
made her lose weight. so she
had TO wear moro padding. And
the more she wore. the moro
she had TO wsar. And now
she's glad that that part l.
done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

Enid Bennett and Kenneth Har.
Ian viii have the ioada In '-Thorns
and Orange blossoms"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
ronxy,s PROGRAMS

..~rnry--Nsy MeAvey In The
Tee ~ New ferk
ras McCormicks
rae >tsru.-
arh~
,sTr uorSE--'rn the >ssne 81
~t~rfE ,ARnr>-'.Fai.e freat."
s...i., The I,yinr Truth"
~xre>n-s-fh~ f'rt-an~r 81 Eeads-"
al resrle IN The
r-s~<~<- SUNDAY. tiarcth Hakhes
- qissle fse Aseeads."
oak-Nsrie rsrec-t la The p.s-
~~~sas LITTLE pemen. Sandat,
i<~h baird In when the Devil
prsses.T
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Brooklyn-sAle or Let.

Brookiyn-SAic or Let.
house, pa-oust. ALI improvements. open
fireplace; rooTnr all light tent from double
sarge pays tayes on property; short walk
entrance. Bensonhurst J6S4-R.
$4,000 msnsion; must sell for $4,000: In
finest restricted section os Msnhattan
ssoe ico e:sh s'sSsS; s1SS rooss baths lot cox
pointment =. o. $50 Herald. $50 Bvay.
Qaeens--se'e or Let.
BA YSIDE.
Besutiful stuceo iouae. beat iocs ton. s
sarge; !argc plot ana fine shrubbery. 5Id
syes, .-: 2e,l 2e,l
FA2IiIY tsvs5las plaeas on market cosy
home; ba,it 60 order; rooms ana bath;
!i.e. osed p5-cha electric iidEts: stear, heat:
2argAe i.ooysI ra.nutes 30 station; 26
Z. aooc ltsfald.
GLLNDALA siuGio 51.iains. inciuo,ng fafea
acres. with 32o fsst frontage on Myrtle
IL. price and terms win ls'''Sx. posssssion. %
pE:RsCHUcII 4 CO. 60 cortIsna, st'. =. =.
HoMEsEEYERs.
J I've ~ ST. Adams. 7. want some nice
naishbors; have taken option on sono choice
home sites. and desire to hear from re-
spcnsible people who yrill build MICA homes :,
J VIII furnish plans and help finance. B.
D., Zoos Herald.
IMMEDIATE occupancy. tax exempt houses.
drivewsy transit faciltiss:. all improve
ments; q 900 casr FOR ono family houses.
terms: $1,000 cash for. two family all I'm
proved houses. terms. GEO. FRANK. Wood
SIDE Station. Woodside.
TO DEVELOPERS
goo lots on the Merrick road IN Queens, un-
improved, can be bought tor sS5 lot. half
cash; greatest bargain. ever known.
]. G.. QUINN,
26 Court st., Brooklyn phone Laureiton
5447.
81 BORDEN Av.; i4xfs0;, fireproof steel
rented 34.7i0, one tenant: body builders:
free and clear; for sale at Bargaia: might
exchange. CLIFFORD VAN SCHURMAN, 30
East AL.
kichmond--Sale or LET.
GREAT KILLs-Comfortabl furnished cot
tage, rooms, bath. improvements. A
Woodland av.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Above ssth st.-Sth Az. to North River.

BROADWAY 0f4th)--Six story waikup; un-
usual investment; principals only. X. r.,
'trov
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Abov, soth st.-ssh Az. 10 East River.

ABOVE 59th St.--5th Az. 10 East River.
FOUR six story n.v law wsixup apartment
houses, 40xl00: hot water: 80 apartments
each house, 2-S, 80: rents S32.628: price
S210, 900: cash $50, 900. A. WEINBEEGER,
NEAR Madison av. and 10th ST.. 8 story. 53
foot front; price only $4,000; excellent
terms.
GEORGE s. RuNK. l.5a Lexington av -ssth.
THREE LOTS With old buildings, In Harlem;
near Lexington av.; $4,000; bargain
LION s. ALTMAYER. So East seth.
THREE LOTS, between Madison and 9Th
avs may DO purchase for $50, 600. LEON
8. ALrMAYER. So East eeth.
YORKvILLE. second avs five story, cold
water tenemsn's plot, s0xso; rents. $1,000;
price. es5. 900.
GEORGE 8. RUNK. l252 Lexington sv. -s5th.
-YoRKYILLE = Eight family tenement, 20
foot 'front.' rent. $1,000: price. s12,5o0.
GEORGE S. RCNk, t252 I1e2ington av. -s5tl.
YORKvILLE. west OF Lexington av.-Ffve
story walS-up: all improvements; assessed
value, so 600; price. S55.o00
GEORGE S. RUNk. 1852 LeSinGton av -e5th,
YORKvILLE--I.exingto av. corner. 100 foot
svenue frontage; four stores; price, $780,
GEORGE S. RuNK. 1852 Lexington sv-ssth.
sYORKVHLE. corner building; u year lease
for sale: all rented. income 914.0 an
nualy; rent e4.5oc. II. L.. Box 1001 Her
aid. Herald 50.
COS. near Lexington av.--Four story 20 foot
residence: fine block: 81 900; 20 year lease.
Big money in this,., CLIFFORD VAN
sCHuRMAN. so East 42d.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Two artlsticaliy remodeied houses cn o3-
posre sides OF beautiful river. Furnace,
electricity, garage. city water: $4,000
FORTY fnies from Grand ceniral-FiftecH
large rooms. Two baths. steam heat. cNs
tricity, city water. Broad vcrnndas. besrti
ful trees. Garage. Large grounds. NJ
SANDERS & 1orrNsroSE.
500 9TH av. Lonsacrc gfsl
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
White Pbains--S1n .CDOO.

Built for owners occupancy. and ready ,c
rated; hot water heat: open fireplace: iiof
water heater: metal weather strips. copper
leaders. complete screens; could not be dupi-
Gated at the price.
L. L, Just AGENCY,
36 MARITIME av.. White Plains, Tel. 330S.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Vicinity West 10th st.-Apartment house
with stores, and room tno elevator) !;
rents. $4,000; price, sl2o,0Qo; year mort
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Beautiful stucco iouae, beat ioc. ton. 8
roon.s. baths and breakfast porch; > ca,
EErs ge; Largo plot ana fine shrubbery. 5Id
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
10 DWELLINGS

ON West 45th ST., be-
tween Sth and 9th avs,
formerly Astor estate
holdings; price $4,000
and up. John p. Peol
Co., 302 w. 2Sd st.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

60S. near Lexington av.--Four story 40 foot
residence: fine block; 81 200; 20 year lease.
Big money in this,.. CLIFFORD VAN
SCIIuRMAN. so East 42d
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

IMMEDIATE occupancy. tax exempt houses,
drivewey; transit ,gfaclitiss all improve
msnts; ff 900 caslI FOR ono family houses.
terms: 81 800 cash for two family. all Inn
proved houses, terms. GEO. FRANK. Wood
side Station. Woodsidc
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
RiclImond--saIe or LEI.

GREAT KILLS-Comfortably furnished cot
tage, rooms. bath. improvements. a
Woodland av.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Furnished

APARTMENT houses managed econonica llv
rents collected. efficient service reason.
able terms. Columbus O561. or write 1919
Rros dvay room 9f5
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

IF SOLD BEFORE JANUARY I. 1875
$500, with q first cash payment of sSn.
will buy 100 acre farm, high elevation
milk and cream sold at door. forty acre
tiiabic, over 100 apple trees. 600 cords "i
wood eight room house a. good az new. rcV
barn with tierps for fourteen head and tv"
ho rses: don't wait, but coma ct once
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
APARTMENTS-SaIs or Let.

Above sssh ss.-s,h Az. 10 North River.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

COLD Water Investment--rriple fiat. West
flSh St. story. sire 25xfoo: rent $500:
price $4,000, mortgage $4,000 at SO. .
years: terms to suit
PORTER 4 co. isa West l2bth 81.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
TWO FAMILY BRICK.

ristbush. must be sold below actual cost;
,scn rof.efnins Il large. sun lighted
-oo-n4: independent drivewsys. with two
sican, heating plants each: pleasins
,ecorgtlons: tax exempt: construction
aud All fiStrres and materials OF tnS
hi fhcwt possible type: buildings huit
anx;o. loratiot 2i2i- Az. ). corner
ras sd ~f.i take J. u. subway
,Uroadvar 1th ay.b 80 i1asbush avenue
statirn walk blocks ~ouiii to Av u.
c,er vrcs, . shot blocks q East ed st.:
souscs oren all day sunday: here. two
,,ondrrfui bargains for some one s4'ooo
cash required, -~
Owner. Mrs. NJ. L. BARTON,
eci ocean a,. Tel. I~uush o9is.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

Education week. The program
for the week is given as follows:
Sunday, Dec. 3, For God and
Country; Monday, American Citi-
zenship Day; Tuesday, Patriotism
Day; Wednesday. School and
Teacher Day; Thursday. Illiteracy
Day; Friday, Equality of Oppor-
tunity Day; Saturday, Dec. 8,
Physical Education Day.
The New international Encyc-
lopedia which was recently pur-
chased by the school board is
available for use by not only the
school but also by the general
public. Anyone desiring to look
up any particular subject is well
come to come to the library and
use the encyclopedia. The library
books are also available for the
patrons of the district. Those
desiring to draw books may come
to the library or have someone
of the children draw for them.
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learn more English. Such class
or classes will. be organized dur.
ing the day or at night, if a suf-
ficient number enroll. Enroll
ment should be made with Mr..
Nielsen at once.
The following pupils of the
sixth grade had 100 in spelling
last week: Andrew Christensen,
Oda Petersen, Erna Frederiksen,
Two Nedegaard, Martha lessen
Martin lessen. Josephine Soren-
sen, Alice Clausen, Bernice Mar
tin. 1ngrid Stottrup, Astrid Ora
vesen. Alta Clausen. Dora Chris
Jensen, Ethel Degerstrom and
Ingeborg Kilstofte.
The school movie to be shown
Friday evening is entitled BE
side the Bonnie Brier Bush
featuring the story written by
Ian McLaren. The scene is laid
in Scotland among the peasants
of the Highlands. After the
pictures are shown there will be
q basketball game under the aus.
pices of the local post of the
American Legion.
The Bureau of Education at
Washington has designated the
week Dec. 3 to 9. as American
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School will be closed Thanks
giving Day but not on the day
following.
Alfred Nielsen entered school
Monday morning to carry some
highschool work.
Among recent visitors are Mrs
L.auritz Nielsen, Mrs. Theodore
Jensen. Mrs. Jens Henriksen and
Mrs. Fred Jorgensen.
Request has come for the or
ganization of a class for such as
have not secured their citizen
ship papers or who desire to