davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Tarnished Silver.

IF silver is furnished, soak Il hi
hot water. adding little am
monia and good washing powder.
Allow the silver to remain for If
teen or twenty minutes, and then
dry and clean with powder.
Sticky Wringer Rollers.
fF~your wringer rollers are sticky
rub them with cloth danped
with parafEin. Wipe dry, and they
win be as good as new.
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soon begins to look dull and old.
To avoid this breaking down Of
your skin, every time you 60 out
smooth on Ponds Vanishing
Cream.
The minute you put it on you
will feel a wonderful difference.
How smooth and velvety your
face is to your hand! How lovely
and fresh it looks in the mirror!
Nevsrletitget rough or red again.
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There Shall Be No More Doafh" By DulcieDaamer11

The girl uttered a shuddering
cry. She dropped the club, caught
at Evan and hid her face against
his breast. She began to sob and
her knees trembled.
"Ohr' she gasped, and-'ohw
All the exaltation had gone out
Of her. She was shivering. She
felt Evans arm about her, his
hand petting her shoulders the
hand that had dealt the half-caste
death.
"You must go back to the tent
now and stay there until l come
for you. I'll lead you. Don't
look"
It was his voice, low-pitched,
steady. She raised her head, but
looked blindly straight before her.
An acute dread possessed her of
touching with her bare feet some
thing inert and still warm or some
pool of wetness. A whoop louder
than all the other frantic sounds
smote the hearing. Instinctively
she knew that the man who had
sought to free his foot from the
ankle-ring had succeeded.
They were at the tent opening
now.
Don't come out until / come
to you, said Evan again.
She looked at him. but his sea-
gray eyes were direct and grave
as ever, revealing nothing. The
sea wind rushed past them, tear
ing at the girls garments and UNI
bound hair. She nodded mutely,
crouched down and re-entered the
low tent on hands and knees.
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How women in big cities defy coal dust
| dirt to age their skin
The famous method they use

almost surprising that many keep their skin young
today in cities where and dirt hang thick everything
This eacherous black dust settles Clothes
makes them dull and old Yetsome manage always
fresh Because they have learned this method which
defeats these coarsenng influences.
First this specially light cleansing leaves yom
face e1qHisitety clean and soft
Cleanse skin nightly with this cold that rich in very
fine OIL 1t takes bit dung coarsenng dirt
time gives your skin wonderful suppeness-Ponds Cold
Cream This cold cream light enough work in and
pores without stretching them and wipes easily with soft CLOTH
1t never leaves your skin heavy with Instead your
fresh and stimulated It's this special light consistency Ponds
Cold Cream that makes prefer the You
love for the delightfully."- supple feeling gives your skin
But although this nightly cleansing keeps your Soft
alone will not keep face lovely all through the modern day.
Then-protect and freshen it in an instant
For daytime there another protects you decay
but surely against the roughenng geng of cold
Although the damage slight at the time daily
ton of inevitably weakens and YOUR skin Yo
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protect your skin from the eOarseang effects
ing Cream NJ The lime ns skin nayveonn
Even your skin oily this will keep perfectly fresh
for hours There drop of oil in eappea
indefinitely smooth surface
Or agued night before you Ponds
Vanishing Cream See how all the
face fresh and lovely again almost in a instant.
Begin today trv>ths famous method big cities
have found successful in keeping compilations youngPonds
Cold Cream cleanse perfectly and ghtand supply just the
needed oil for softnesPond Vanishing Cream hen your Skin
and save from the damage weather You will the
ness and added briancy skin will only few days.
Buy tube of both these
drug They nothing which encourages growth hair
The Ponds Extract Company, New York
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LEGAL NOTICES
(COntfnued.)

schaaf. Harry J., Osgood's Forest Park
Sc +, il 222, S212.64
Schallel, Henry w, Armstrong LIST add,
Soheier John c. and Emelia Jose Pleas
and Valley add fl side of 14l y it
end. IL >, S59.97.
Schidmeier. Henry C. and Try B., Eastern
hts add, ii 80. S2O2.93.
Schmidt. Geo. G. and Isora A. Hassle-
man Place see 1. il II, S340.S3
schofeld. EversCt NJ, Blues sub S. K
Fletcher's LIST BroOkside eX ST, Il 20. $3.50.
Schory, Louisa, Burton's N Indpls add,
il =. bl 80. S97.S3
Schory, Shilling, Jessup's add Fatout's add,
il % S105I3.
SchOry. Sitting l., Bradens n. Indpls add,
il 81. b. If, S71.65
Schreckengost. Kate NJ. AIvord's sub E.
T. and S. X. Fletchcrs add, II 81, S102.S5.
schreiner, Chas \. and Mary Fleming
schroer. Betty NJ. and Agnes /. j. H
Masters sub Harrison * Co.'s add, Il 20,
SJ1S6.
schuster, Margaret J.. Berkeley. il lis,
Schwartz. Louis. Curzon Park, il 40,
Scott. Eliza R, Eclsert's sub 25 it W of
50 it end, IL 4, OF IL; IL D Of II,
SI2S2S
scott, Iva L, Raymond Park Hts. il IS.
S1332.
Ladders Hogshire * Coopcrs Park add
il Is. SIS o.: il IA. 1892; il 10 S1S93.
Seal, Joseph r. and Clara r, Eastern hts.
IL 50. SlHo-e9- ,..,,, 81
Seay, Fannie b. ;. Patterson add II 49,
Security Trust Co. tr., Patsy Patterson's
add, IL III. Slo.93: j. z. Downeys I'd Sc
add. il 30. S3240; Browns Broolside Park,
st mi mid of VIZ me- ''' see % 10. tp H. :
$50 acre. s143.55: Emerleigh, ii 155, S9.65.
Sedan. Alexander E, Stones S Nerd st
add. ii 30, s35.34
u.. add. IL l.. bl 10. $3.50.
il - S5225.
D., ~ 90 ~ Oi' i-' 'O' a'''' - 80
sbef@r AjoInbuz {. Eliott's sub % 4-12
fl side Il I5oi o. ~ I39 o sag Bio Al
sl$97. c,..-,-- .-.., ,-.,..a >-o-+,, ,,-oo,,
side Park add Il 3d. bI 2 S2o96.. 90
Shaw, Carrie l.. State Square %l3'
sS2 81. .,
10. bI i. sI5l6s,
s1G.15.
shelton Vernon c and Lulu e. North
Indp's add, il IA bl 2s S26.42; il 10, bl
saerer. Frank p. Eckert hrs sub 1o7s
Il syy p+ il 8. oil I3l. SI6147
ebori,i.r Nora Sto1lt's Vermont 81 add
- SS9 SiG ~ '''''
ebe~rrd Cbarroa e RAYMOND Park hts
add. II I45. S9q1.
o., SHERWOOD ~, -.---le en- H. No'Li W.
Pa T, aa1, IL % 60 $500; p,-,, crost SEQ
., il . S3265. r-,,.--..-., r,..,,...-,.-
9I4el' L"o-lia7 n -o anu i11''ai
mn FiitF ae--'' ~ ~, $500 IA
summons, Ut: - H. re q hi5sIhs a ,,
il So, S1.32; Il 30, >. .33; II So S133'
Small. Eli r.. j. W. Murphys Sc add.
il 12S IS 90 il 129, SS91,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
80
(COntinued.)

lSODtilueu.i
Hoyt, G. W. West Parkview add. il 1913,
S2.57; strip 10 Broadway N to I'd w side
S E Cor, Z Il, sec 21, tp Is. T 3. 10
acres. S3.41; n "A dots 8. 10. IL, 10 blk
g, vacl, E 4, sec 20, tp IS. ), So
acres, S10.91.
Inman, Benjamin R. and surilda E..
26310 it side Nat rd, 1925 it S line.
9.53; H 5 line Com 10415 it E of S
w Cor. W 4. sec Ii, tp IS, 2, 1928
Jungclaus, Henry P. Mars Hill. il 1902,
s5.O7.
Kane. John w. and Martha G.. Fleming
Garden Pl. sec 2. IL 274 S1345.
Lstta, Homer and Stella, Rybolt Home
Park sec 2. il IA, $14.S9.
Leonard. Bert, Fleming Garden Place I'd
add, il 305 S13.41; il 3O6, 1882; il 3O7,
S11.72.
Lewis, George A. and Kate A, 60 it W
E NJ d part w u, s z Il sec. 20, tp
10, + 3, 20 acres, $l1.O3.
Madden, John J., Mars Hill, il 22S7,
Miller orviue E. and salHe B. W. D.
Smitsons Sd sub, il 1. S3.36; Evanston,
il 50, S22.S6.
Morgan, BENJAMIN F. and Charlotte, n
Of Nat Rd W Side w y. y W u. sec 13.
tp IS. r 2, l acre, SELLS.
Muir, Charles, Homestead Riverside Park,
il 1, S5.6S.
Neal, Abbie E, Patterson Glendale add,
Il q, SaU'I III 70 20 eIq'4 P r,,o-,t-
800 60 "a +, - il,''io
"dTueH I44ge' II II %t'oo' II - 9A@,,4o %
FaFey; Harry r. LOOKOUT Ilaza' Il ~
S4;29; II 80; $3.50; IL o., SIP
,e 6iil ~ 5e neatly o. DreAel 0aToeHS'
p,rb Marshall and Enocb < " Cor
Y p Il So o. I'm 1G p . I acre - Is.
" Side ( " H. Sec az tn 1R . I3g
s,.ras S55 9s ~ ~
- Fr.,,;, NJ C ~ n T. n "
=, 60 . % q ~ 90 ~
J, " - 80 - ,rI ~ "
~ - " i'' ~, - ~ 90
iit r. 80 e 8il I5i,1oa An
~, - - -, ,sI- - ie7I a ~
mex. II lol z, $3.50 Il lolo, $50: II IO19:
,; ~; u loo, %. II 1L59- 800 !, IL
I439, SD; II 41+V' 80, II LII 800
il liz ,73; il Il43. $3.50. -
ocWtll' JAMES T. y T. Oh NJ " " part
Elk r.. y w i. sec =, tp 10, 3, 20l5
acres. SIO319.
Snyder, Ella R.. Brown Western Hts,
stajcup. Rachel O., Mars Hill. II 907,
s42S.
state Savings and Trust Co, tr., Butmore
'a ct 81 og,e, 81 =, 17.-,,-;or odd q
- ,, 500. e-...,, 1,..,. e,.,,,,,,,.,, How.
Ih2mas' Su-annah bailey SUBURBAN home
auG, Il 10 SJ.0V-
IoWei, hiram l.. ana D'.-a, ,emlng Uar-
den Place, "a ald. Il LOO, 81 50.
Towel. Roy ;. and Daisy p Hestrldge'
Il PSI, s4.78.
WaTner' 'ofa' : OF re- 5o50 ems o. o 50
I -.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
(COntinned.l

So "a; il 1850, $500; il 1851, 1894; il
il 1155, $500; il 1856, $50 il 1857.
100; $s.@$3oo @oiI 6i, S. o4;' / lee
1165, $500; il 1866, 1898; il 1167,
s. "a; il 1168, SS.93 il 1869. $500; ii
I170, $500; il 1171, IS. 70; il 1172, $50;
s. %; - Ii7S' $s.79 il liz. $8.7ai; Ii Ii
i il 1d $839; i .1d182i $3.50; il lisa
1856, SIS 10 il 1857, 1878; il 1i68. $3.50;
i il l189, S827; il 1870, $8;27; il 1191,
1874, $500; il 1895. S8.26; il 2296, $500
il 1897, $500; il 1198. SIS 28; il 1199,
S3 1913 i 1900 goo S8i&566 il 1921! $500 il
$IG.8j5; il i2o5. Sis; Il Il i 23 s1o.54
il 1907, $1O.54; il 1905, S10.54; ii 1909,
SO "a; il d210. $1Q955%3; i 1911, $1oa5{3
$8,5i; il 1915, $3.50: il 1916. s851; ii
il 1920, 1851; il 1921. $3.50; ii 'I222.
1926, 's8.51; il 1927, SSH; il 1928, SII 80;
1872 TlI 1873 i 1872 r. Sl1 533 Il 12 "a
$S. so; il 1897, $8.51; il 1898, $3.50; il
1239. $8.51; i 1910, $3.50; il 124I, $8.51;
$50 90 S9 545 i l24a SSH i5ld il % 1244
1247, $751; il 1913, $3.50 il 1249. S8.51;
j !, 1920, $l2I4; i 1921 $l2Ii4; il 1872,
+ I'm s1a ~ i Ii55a i st5 rs ! 80
S12I4; il 1858, SIS 50: il 1859 IS 80: ii
1860, $3.50 il 1861, $500 il 1862, SIS so;
$50 5o' 1875 1875 5Sof 1897 ssh ia
1868, $3.50 il 1869, SS.51; il 1870, $3.50;
So tx sI "a a. 1272 s1 ,a7 / I273
1875. $3.50; il i&77, ssh; il 1918, $3.50;
il 1879, SS.5l. II 1880. IS 80. IL 1881. s. 81.
Sludder, Eunice. Thornberry Pl 1852.
add, il TO- bl IS. $685. il IL bl 6s, - .9S:
II Il, bl GS, S5.9G; n 10, bl IS, sos. II
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WAYNE TOWNSHIP.

NAA Ne AOh N5ilA
Applcget Samuel and Nancy A. Speers'
add $3.50 # w of 2l2i2 it L Side, il 81.
S944.
Automobile Finding Co. W d smit-
sons 2d sub 1855 #, E IL Is # of
Baker, william ", 4 rds 10 rds, S Z
Cor w u, W 4. sec 10, tp 15, .. .25
acres zen Il &C S corr, w y, w 4,
sec 10. tp 10, 3 1875 acres, s246.93.
Ball Frank W. Mars Hill, il 2O3. S4.31.
Balsam Realty Co., Mayors w Wash st
add il 90. S16.69.
Brow. Jas. II. West Parkview, il 50,
$500; IL 81, $500.
Burus Pansy Storms, Indianapolis Hts il
Carr. Essic and Amelia West Parkview
add il $50, S3.26; il 1871, So
Cave w. W, Mars Hill il 1929, $4.94.
City Trust Co, TT, s of Creek, w u, n
W "a, sec %, Pic. 2, 26.63 acres; w
of Rd N w "a. S w Il. sec %. tp 10,
?, 1.35 acres, s118.s5.
Clark william P. N " u N e Il.
sec ., tp s. ., 40 acres, s111,3s.
Colon, Joseph, Fleming Garden Place
Connaty, James w Mars Hill, IL 2282,
Cranfn. G. b. Bitmore Gardens. fl 1876,
S5.0s; il 436. S4.26.
Doss, Roger w. and Pearl, Fleming Gar
den, Sec ?, il ia, S22. 10 il IT'S, S747.
Duln George W, Biltmore Gardens, IL
61s 1896; il 619. $3.96.
Egan, Dennis. Mars Hill, il 457, $500
Ehle. Charles D., Mayors w Wash St
add il 10. S5.O5; il 1A S5O5; IL 81, S2941.
Fleming. Andrew, Fleming Garden Place.
il 176. S7.47.
Foster. w. c., sinlzer's Sub Sunker Bill
&, Co.'S Fairview add; 20 it E side. 5,
S1S.19.
Gibraltar Finance Co.. Mayer West Wash
st add. il 90 S16.O9; Fleming Garden
Place, Il 10, $30.74.
Gregory, Elijah S. & Lille, Browns West
ern Hts il 112, S27.8
Gunter. Dora. Homestead Riverside Park
add, il 3d. S4.26.
Hoffman Nola Indianapolis Hts il 40,
S28 20.
Hosclaw. J. Harrison and Violet S.
Smitson's Cd sub Sd end. il 10. $1336
Howard John w. West Parkview add
il 1872, S2.57; / 154. S2.57.
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il 25, $16O02
Stemple, NJ. E. and NJ M, stemple Cream
Ridge add, il 4, $45.7O.
Tanquary. James R., Fairview Pl. il "A.
1855.
Wege, Gus C. and Ora, Jackson sub Hath
erleigh, Il l. sol 95.
Wendelborn, Lora, Fairview Hts, 5,
West. Louisa, Culver Riggs & Lynn sub,
Il 275. $15.37
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rERRY rOWNsHIr. EEECH GROVE


Anderson lizzie B. Booch Grove. II IS,
bl 1865 $IO53: il %. bl 1865. S10.53.
Beech Grove Improvement Co. Beech
Grove. il 40, bl 100. Sl0.73: il II, bl 800,
S1O72
Beech Grove State Bank, Beech Grove, il
30. bl 161 S2O3,24.
Coffin, John p, Beech Grove il 4 bl 173,
County Real Estate Co, Beech Grove. il
%, bI 159. $17.9O: il 90. bl 161. S2O.75;
il IA. bl 1852. S1Q.47; il 25. bl 1852. S23.12;
II is. bl 1G5 see; il 10, bl 165, S7.62;
il 81. bl 1865 1852.
Cox, Ralph, Beech Grove, il .. bI us.
$9.46.
Coyle Thomas j, Beech Grove, Il 30, bl
Crane, Beniamine and Theodore Ristine.
I53, S1I07; il 3, bl 1873, S11.G6 il 4, bl
1853 81 80; il 5, bl 1853, S1109: il bl
1853 S11.oo; IL z. bl 1873 SI1.O9.
Crawford Trust Co., Beech Grove, il 6, bl
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WOODRUFF PLACE

Cawley. Mary E. woodruff Place. Il q
S5C43S
Deniaton Adelaide E. Woodruff Place. ;
L. il II. SI65.S5.
GaskIlI. OryINe c. and Ada l.. woodruff
Place, 30 f. side, il 66; 10 # Il side, il
I'll. S147O5
Ileber, Robert. Woodruff Place. #
side Il 80. 81 A.
Pritchard. Chas. T. and Xenia W Wood
ruff Place, z, il 70, S222.06.
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ate Of Indiana. Marion County. ssi


o S o
o so frontd Of Of In
0 o
n m, with
4
X. ditOr of Marion County.
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THE SOUTH BEACON HILL. I'm.

provement association win meet az
christiansons halI, s1st ave. S. and
Graham St, at p. m. Thursday, to
outline the work for the coming year.
Tho new officers of the ASSOCIATE d
will preside. NJ
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Chicago Bans
Wiggly Shimmy

CHICAGO, March 1i.-Becausc
Leola Ferris got drunk and "shim-
mIed" on the street she was sent to
tho Bridewcll for six months.
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EXP oliceman
Gets High Post

GLASGOW. March i4.-Thornas
Paxton, now Lord Provost Of Gias-
gov. in his early days served as an
ordinary policeman.
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BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorneys ai,LAw

Advice free. Joseph Alien. lewysy.
All cases b67 Leary $40. I'll. ssssS
Ball 4 Hall. 2i6 burke sldg.. s9s "a
All cases Fsss moderate, INN ~.
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Ilentkts

MONEY I,oANED or ALL ARTI,-
cieH Of value. THE HELIAblks
nn1 Thlrd ave.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

br. Angus suite 400 Pantages Bldg.
Womsn's ailments and disorders.
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GEORGE ADE AIDS
IN FINDING SETTING

George AIDE no, only wrote Back
Home and Broke" Thomas Neigh.
ans Paramount picture now az tho
Coliseum. but he toured the state
OF Connecticut with the director 20
find n town that "drummers would
eaii n small town and farmers who
drive In would call city" The
setting Of the story In IN just such
a town. 10 AIDE went along TO pass
judgment on the spot selected.
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THE
COLISEUM

Thomas Meighsn. who in a con-
test recently received an overwhelm.
ing majority OF votes as the most
popular screen actor. appears In a
new Paramount picture, Back
Home and Broke" at the Coliseum
theatcr.
The story IL by George AIDE. and
tells OF tho struggle Of "A young man
for success after he and his mother
are len destitute when their sup.
posedly rich father and husband
dies worse than penniiess. Tommy
IL scorned by those who looked up
TO him before the family disaster.
After going West he returns TO the
old home an apparent failure and
Is ridiculcd. IL u his method OF
dealing with this situation that pro-
yokca the unlimited laughter ere
atcd BY tho picture. Lila Lee IA
leading woman.
Included in the supporting cast
are Charles Able. Florence Dixon.
Frederick Burton, Eddie Borden.
Lauranco Wheat and Cyril Ring.
LIBERTY
In the selection OF the cast for
his latest production. The Dan.
gcroun Age" a First National atirac.
ton which il showing at tho Lab.
erty theater. John NJ. stahl. the
noted producer. has more than ful-
filled the promise implied b. the
term "aIl-star." Lewis stone heads
the list aa the generalization Of tho
title. and among the other members
of tho cast arc such celebrities as
Edith Roberts. Ruth Clifford. Helen
Lynch. James Morrison. Cleo Madi-
ron. Myrtle stcdman. Edward Burns.
"DrIlorice.- Lincoln stodman and
Richard Tucker.
BLUE MOUSE
Returning to the screen after an
absence OF two years. Jack Pickford
Is appearing In "Carrison's Finish"
a new raectrack drama which was
written by Elmer Harris and based
ON w. %. NJ. Ferguson's novel OF
tho same name.
The supporting cast il led by
Madgo Bellamy. with Clarence Bur
ION. AnAfltt tkfis ftHti WITTY aau-
roy Chapman. Dorothy Manners and
Charles Stevenson in varied roles.
"Garrlson's Finish" IN the atirac. /
ton now having popular showings
at tho Blue Mouse theatcr. where II
~ drawing large audiences
STRAND
In his latest production. 'omar
the Tcntmhker." which will be
showing at tho Strand until /
Wednesday. Guy Bates Post. the I
star, has been surrounded by n /
supporting company OF exceptional .
excellence. II includes Virginia l
Brown FRire. Nigel de Brullere. 1
Noah Beery. Rose Dlone. Patsy /
Ruth Miller, Douglas Gerard. VIII /
Jim Hatton. Boris Karioff. Maurice \
-. Flynn, Edward NJ. Kimbali. Wal.
ter Long, Evelyn selbie and John
Gribner.
ITO Have and to Hold" will open
Wednesday
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Hip theater. II Is released thru the
Film Booking Offices Of America
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COLONIAL

Author. director and leading man
is Erich Won stroheim's part In
Foolish Wives" the Universal
super.Jcwcl production now having
showings at the Colonial Foolish
Wives" IN said 10 DO the first real
miillon.dollar picture. Tho elaborate
reproduction OF Monte Carlo. where
even saints arc sinners. Is surprising
and cost n fortune.
Tho cast for the big play was e;
cellentiy selected. Miss Du Pom
Maude George and Mao Busch ar,
tho principal supporters OF Won stro-
holm.
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mot TONIGHT, DEARIE"
AT ORPHEUM NOW

Playing mot Tonight. Doarie." at
the orpheum theater this week. ths
Cosmopolitan Players arc presenting
comedy farce that Ii liked by all
who have seen ~. In a very pleasing
manner.
Raymond Northeutt. director and
leading man OF the play. is the con.
stable and handy man. and plays a
strong character role.
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Fat That Shows
Soon Disappears

Prominent fat that comes and
stays where ~ is not needed f. a
burden. hindrnnce 10 activity. a
curb upon pleasure. You can take
off the fat where II shows by taking
after each meal and at bedtime one
Marmola Prescription Tablet These
little tablets are az effective and
harmless as tho famous prescription
from which they take their name.
Buy and try case today All drug
Eists the world over sell them at one
dollar for a cane. or you can order
them direct from the Marmoia Co.
tsi7 Woodward ave. Detroit. Mich
You can thus say goodbye TO diet
ing. exercise and fat.--Advertlse-
ment.
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WINTER GARDEN

II you haven't seen Shirley Mason
IN Tho Ragged Heircsx.- now run
ming nj the Winter Garden theater.
you have missed an exceedingly en-.
,oyable entertainment The central
figure In this story supplies an ideal
Shirley Mason roie--and the dainty
actress makes good from start TO
finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

COLUMBIA

Booth Tarkington's famous novel.
The Fiirt." adapted for the screen.
In on It's 18th day here Mt the Co.
lumbia theater. The picture was re.
ceived here with such enthusiasm
that II has been held over and its
run viii probably finish with the
third week.
Eileen Percy. said 20 be the most
temperamental actress on the screen.
and one OF fllmdom's youngest favor.
ties. plays the title role in the pro-
duction. Supported by very able
cast. Miss Percy made The F1irt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

OF the stage. Is the star Of AT BAY.
the photoplay attraction now At ~
Olympic A competent cast supporto
Miss Reed. including Frank shos1-
dan. Charles waidron. Lyster Chang
bcrs and De Witt jennings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

Included In the cast are: kathryn
Card. Fred Sullivan. Blanche Doug.
las. Cleo Aam.. Arthur Allard. Eu.
nice Richards. Dora wallaes. James
Alden and Danny wallace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
PRINCESS

There are few such versatile play
ers on stage or screen as Tuliy Mar
shall. He plays the villain or ihs
comic with equal facility and effect.
He Is an artist 10 the tips OF his fin
gers. as he shows In HIS portrayal OF
henpeckcd old man in Harry Car
cy's latest and greatest production,
Good Men and True the Eugene
Manlove Rhodes story OF the virile
West. now on exhibition at the Prin.
cess theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09
PALACE HIP

Comic robbers and comic fieuths
arc among the mirfh.provoking char.
acters that put roars of laughter into
Doris Mays latest re comedy sue.
cess. up and At En-" now bonn.
harding film devotecs with hand
grenades OF merriment at the Palace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-09

the best play Of her career. Helen
Jerome Eddy. George Nichols, Lydia
Knott and Buddie Messenger are the
leading supports OF Miss Percy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-08
Firearms Champs at
"Y" Dippydrome-
A Contest for All

Mr. and Mrs Kenneth r. Lee,
mixed team firearm champions Of the
New England states, will make thef
first appearance before an audience
of home town folks. next Thursday
and Friday at the Y. NJ. c. A. They
will give short exhibitions of fancy
rifle shooting, following which they
will conduct the Moose Hunting
Match at the "Y" rifle range. These
events will be in connection with
the Y. M. c. A. "Dippydrome" which
promises to be the most wonderful
show on earth
The exhibition work will be done
in the gym, using two types of rife,
and will include cutting playing
cards, breaking waters and glass
balls held in the hand, shooting the
ashes from cigars. rapid fire work
with automatic rifle. etc.
A new type of pressure gun will
also be demonstrated by the Lee
Team, some unusual work being done
with this. ..N...,...
In the Moose Hunting Match, boys
and girls both will try their skill. A
medal will be awarded to the one
getting the highest score. This is
only one Of the many attractions at
the ~" Dippy- drome.