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NOTICE o. PUBLIC rsusrsrs sALs

WHEREAS. Chs. Hsary Dusk9. (namsd
in BODY q dssd Of trust y Charles Henry
Dusksr) whose addrass b New RaymG.
Weld County, Colorado. srantor. By hk
dssd Of trust daesd October lst. 1918. and
recorded October isnd. 1918. In Book sos
at Page 80 In ths olles o ths Clark and
Recorder Of Weld County. Colorado. con
vysd b tAs Puhih Trustee of said Weld
County, Colorado, tAs following described
land located In ths County Of Weld and
Stat, Of Colorado, y follom, to-wit:
Ths East HALF (DK) Of Section Twenty
nine tes), Township Nins O) North Of
Range Plfty-ssvsn (sS) wst Of the 9Th
P. T., containing 80 ssrs:
In trust b secure hk promissory note Of
even dats witA saA dssd Of trust for The
principal sum Of el,see.eo. payable to Tie
order Of TIE orsslu Loan comrsny on oeto-
Der ist, 1888, astr dats, with interest from
date at TIE rate Of eight pr esnt Per an
mum: and,
WHEREAS. dsfauk has bssa made By
said grantof In said dssd Of trust. In the
performance Of he eovsnants and conditions
imposed upon him by The tsrms Of said deed
Of trust In thb, to-wit: That sid grantor
has failed 10 pay the interest = provided In
said nots and dssd Of trust sines the ist day
Of April, 1899; and
WHEREAS. dsfault has bssn made BY said
grantor In payment Of the taxa Of the year
1919 and following: and,
WHEREAS, the legal holder Of the indsbt-
sdness represented by said note has alsd with
the undsrsignsd Public Trustss Of the County
Of Weld and State Of Colordao notice and
demand In writing declaring said defaults
and slsstins b declare The whols debt due
and payable, and demands The sale Of said
land under said dssd Of trust.
NOW, THEREFoRE, Notice : hereby given
that pursuant 70 ssA noties and demand and
election, and under and BY virtue Of the
authority vested IN me- By said desd Of trust.
and the law, I, A. y. Nsclenahan, Public
Trustees Of Weld County, Colorado, will sell
the above described land for cash, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, st the EAST
front door Of The Court House In Weld Coun-
", Colorado, on Tuesday, The eth day Of
Of March, A. D.. 1928, st Ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, for ths purpose Of pay
ing said nots, interest. taxes and all expenses
Of this sale, and will give to the purchaser
thereof . csrtihcats Of purchase therefor, -
provided BY law.
Dated at Grssley In Weld County, Colorado,
this 9th day Of January. A. D. 1898.
4. u. NeClsnahan,
Public Trustee, In and for Weld County. Colo.
Dats Of first Publication February !, 1928.
Date Of Last publication March lst, 1928.
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AA>sS . O<AAAo
CoutnJ Of Weld
)w
State Of Colorado,
In the District Cssrt within and fer u
County Of Weld. Colorado
FRANK o. PETERSON. Plaintiff
VS.
Matt J. Henry, Geo. Meister. Nellie
M. Henry. Mrs. Frances Mester,
John Nicklas, N. J. Walsh, Public }
Irusee in and for the County of
Weld and State Of Colorado, u.
N. Gillett, and The James @. Noil
Lumber Company, q corporation,
Defendantz.
Under and by virtue Of decree and ordsu
Of sale entered In the District Court In and
for the County Of Weld. Colorado. on III
9Th day Of February, A. D., 1928, wherein
It b decreed that there d due the sbov,
named plaintiff, FRANK o. PETERSON.
from the above named defendants, Matt J.
Henry. Geo. Mehter, Nellie N. Henry. Mr,.
Frances Meister, John Nieklas, N. J. Walsh.
Public Trustee In and for the County Of
Weld, Safe Of Colorado. =. N. Gillstt. and
The James G. Noll Lumber Company. . cor.
roration, on q certain note. deed or mort
gage the sum Of -FOUR THOUSAND AND
NINETY-FoUR snd $500 s4,o94.ss) DOL
LARS, and in and by virtue Of said decree
and order Of sale, the undersigned H. L.
coRDER Sheriff, County Of Weld. am au.
thorized, directed and empowered 10 oppose
for sale certain property Hereinafter D.
scribed, at public auction, after giving noties
Of the time and place Of said sale according
to the course and practice Of the law rsla.
tive to the sales o. real estate under execu-
ton, for the purpose Of realizing the amount
so found due the plaintiff q Aforesaid. with
interest, costs, disbursements and commissions
on said sale:
Now, therefore, public notice b hsrsby
given that will, on Saturday the 10th day
Of March, A. D., 1928, At the hour Of TN
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. st tho
east front door Of the County Court House,
in Greeley, County Of Weld, and Stats Of
Colorado, sell and dispose Of the property.
lying and being in the County Of Weld. and
known and described - follow:
The South Half tsh) Of Section
Thirty-hve 1857 Township Eight (s)
North, Of Range Fifty-sevsn (5D West
Of the eth P. N.
at public auction, for cash In hand, to the
highest and best bidder.
H. L. CORDER,
Sheriff, County Of Weld.
By A. J. Luther. Undsrshsrif.
First publication February Is, 1928.
Last publication March 8, 1928
e. T. Snyder, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PAIR OF BIRTHDAYS, NOT TWINS

Mrs. Method invited a score or
more Of the young people to her
home Tuesday evening, the 5th. to
celebrate the birth anniversary Of
the sons Harold and Max. whose
birthdays are both on the same day
OF the month. but not born the same
year.
A fine evening was enjoyed, with
games. refreshments, etc. Enough
fun for a pair Of BIZ thdays. said the
delighted guests.
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harsh, lsas, at 10 s'siosk IN ths forenoon.
ior ne puzTose Of paying said noto and
insrot. and all monies advanced for taxu,
and ~ szpsnss Of thh sals, and viii siva
70 tas purchaser Or .purshasss thereof q
Certificate Of purchase thsrssor y provided
BY lAw.
Dassd, orss'sy. Colorado. January 2sth,
1928.
4 Y. MsClsnahan.
Public Trustee, In and for Weld County. Colo.
Dats Of Arst Publication February !, is2s.
Date Of Last publication March lst. 1895,
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Untenfenger Valentine Party

Mrs. Untenfenger entertained q
large party at the Kile last evening
to a Valentine party. 1t was one Of
the most elaborate events OF the sea-
son, tastefully arranged and skill
full, carried out.
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LOOKING IN
ON THE
LEGISLATURE
By Randolph Cook
The women are

The women are
coming into their
own. One day last
week Miss Ba,,:er,
Of Denver, occupied
the chair while the
House as a commit
tee Of the whole,
was In session, and
did 1t admirably.
Another sign OF
progress is that our
lady members OF
the l. egisla ture
have changed their
mind, even when
the Joke Is on them.
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form what shall then, BY the said Court b.
required and adjudged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of said Court
At my Office In Greeley, In said County. thh
18th day Of January, A. D. 1928.
(sEAL) J. F. REDMAN, Cisrk.
BY W. 6. Biebush, Deputy,
First publication January a5, 1898.
Last publication February ~, 1923.
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Eli seldin drove to Denver Monday
with his truck to bring back load
Of things fer the store.
Mrs Leslie Graham who has been
Ill the past two weeks we are glad TO
report is able to be up and around
again.
You want to read Graham's ad this
week. It is the prize winner In a
novel contest put on ly Mr.. Graham.
This was written by Frank Leach
and his prize was the choice Of any
necktie In the store. There will be
another prize winner next week.
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FOR RENT:-Half sectiUn, good i'm.
provements, 100 acres in fine con.
dition for spring wheat. 60 acres
for corn and feed, on school route
See owner A. Flke on premises 6
miles Southwest Of Raymer. Att
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WANT ADS

WELL DRILLING III ,nn want a
well drilled see D. a iiyl.ieD. o,
FOR SALE;-Three fresh cows. Live
three miles Northwest OF Raymer
Robert L. Rasmussen. s7-3'
FOR SALE: One Poland China Boar
Prince Designer Of r + No l2SS9o
farrowed Oct. 6. 1920, sired by
Designer. No 93699. Also one DARK
red thoroughbred Short Horn bull
II months old. without papers
A s Hurst 33-4s
TO TRADE:-House and lot in Nor.
gan, also ranch Of 100 acres. under
ditch, near Weldona for dry land
or stock and implements. e. E. Cas-
ter. Fort Morgan, Colo. 3S-'
FOR SALE:-Gocd second hand pi-
ano. Reasonable price Inquire
=; The Enterprise.
FOR SALE:-Two registered Short
Horn Bulls, yr old, from excel.
lent milking cows. See G. E. Nc
Laughlin, New Raymer, Colo. 80.
FOR SALE:--Pure bred Short horn
Dulls. and years old. Glen
johnson. VIII trade for corn.
FOR SALE:-25 shoats, from IS to
40 lbs., also boar weight l75
lbs Durocs. Enquire at Kalous
p3stotfice.
9R SALE two-row Lister, OF
will trade or q single row. Frank
Wulf, Raymer. 41-3s
FOR SALE:-White Leghorn setting
eggs. Pure bred stock. Eggs
$500 per hundred. VIM. Kaul
Stoneham, .Coloado. 41-tf
EOp pENT. Hall oacfl.o eyond In,
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Mrs. Norberg entertained her Sun
day School class Of young people at
n the M. e. Community house last Fri
d,y evening. A fine social evening
II reported
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Miss Betty Morrison was in Ray
mer for a short time shakiny hands
with Raymerites then went over to
TT. Morgan to spend Sunday with
friends there.
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A. B. Allen is planning sale Of
his fine dairy cows about February
2Sth, as he has rented his farm.
Watch for bills and complete list
in next weeks paper.
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Miss Dorothy Hammond was host
ess to a Valentine party In honor Of
Ter Sunda School class Of girls at
Ire teacheyage last Satr rday after
Io0n.
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Mr A. Fike came down from Den
yer last. Thursday to look after his
farm interests southwest OF Raymer.
Also to arrange for sale.
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Rev. John R. Wood left early
Monday morning for Denver to be
present at the inaugural ceremony
Of ma Harper as the new President
Of Denver University. Rev. Wood
is a member Of the educational board
Of that fine institution and will be
there the most Of the week In at
tendance up on MEETINGS and 9TH
er things in conection with the in
duction Of the new president into
this important position. While the
pastor plans to be back by Sunday,
he was uncertain, and 90 pursuaded
DR.. Hawthorn to take charge Of the
morning service Sunday. While we
would not say that the Doctor 10 40
skillful in administering to spiritual
as physical ailments, he is mighty
,Sae at the former and the people
who attend worship look forward
anticipating something good.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H L Ficken enter
tanned several Of their friends In and
around Raymer to six O'Clock din
ner last Sunday evening.
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sHERIF's SALE

SHERIFG GALE
CoutnJ Of Weld
)u
State Of Colorado.
In the District Cs1rt within and fer ~
County Of Weld, Colorado
FRANK n ppsrrpcoN p,,.,~
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FOR SALE:-White Leghorn setting
eggs. Pure bred stock. Eggs
$500 per hundred. VIM. Kaul
Stoneham, .Coloado. 41-tf
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Notice to ,Nsn-rsaiAsnts sf Probate Of VIII
County Of Weld,
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Claude Lacock's family have all
been under the weather the past
week being afilicted with hard colds
which nearly everyone has had to
endure.
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Mr. and Mrs F. L. Knapp from
Kalous were in Sunday to attend a
six o'clock dinner with Mr. and Mrs
H. L. Ficken.
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NO. 8-Lea Baird. movie star, who
will make personal appearance at
Ohio next week in connection with
THE Destroying Angel"
No. 9-Ben Turpin in Holly
wood at Mister Smiths next week.
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There he finds a young girl whose
sweetheart has left her at the altar.
So that she may return to her family
without scandal Hugh marries her
Then he accepts his friends invitation.
In the six years that follow Hugh
RECEIVERS, his health and makes a vast
fortune. Then he sets about to find
his wife and happiness.
AL st. John in THE Tailor" Fun
From the Press and a Pathe Review
together with music by the Palais
Garden Orchestra, are among the
subsidiary features.
FOL
Satire on the West
Booked at the Isis
Where Is This West?" is the title
of Jack Hoxie's new comedy drama,
something new in the line of cowboy
films, which will be shown the first
half of next week at the Isis.
1t is a satire built around the affairs
of a poor milkman, reared in the East,
who becomes joint owner with a
waitress of a large Western cattle
ranch. His life is drab enough before
he starts West, but when he gets to
the little hamlet near which his ranch
is located he has more adventures
than were accorded Daniel Boone.
Written by George c. Hull.
In the cast are Mary Philbin, Joseph
Girard. Bob Mckenzie, Sid Jordan,
Slim Cole and Bernard Seigel. The
comedy feature will be Charlie Muir
ray farce called wild and Wicked -
On Thursday the mid-week change
of program will bring Richard Tain
adge in Putting 1t Over" a comedy
drama, relating a story of society
life. The comedy will be a Century
farce called Hid. On"
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.SELWYNS To SEND
PARTNERS AGAIN
ShrinerS to Give Theatef
Party on First Night,

Partners Again." the latest Of the
Potash and Perlmutter comedies.
comes to the Shubert-Murat for 8
weeks engagement commencing Mon
day, Oct. 10.
For the third time in the history
Of these intensity human comedies, the
leading roles are being played by Bar
ney Barnard and Alexander Carr, the
original Abe and Mawruss. Their i'm
personation Of the always pickering,
yet never to be separated ex-garment
operators, has given them place
among the most popular American
stars. Montague Glass, who first con
ceived melancholy Abe and braWhng
Mawruss, wrote this new comedy in
collaboration with Jules Eckert Good
man.
The Shriners have purchased the
house for the night Of Monday, Oct.
10. and will give large party.
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Farce on Movie Life
Due at Smiths Sunday

Hollywood" farce on movie life
with Hope Brown, Luke Cosgrave,
Ruby Lafayette and many others,
Will open an engagement at Mister
Smiths Sunday.
The story concerns a young girl
in small town, who is sure that she
would be a huge success in the NOV
les and when her grandfather is or
dered West for his health, Angela &C
companies him. full OF ambition and
enthusiasm. as well as confidence that
her services viii be much in demand
as soon as the producers see her. She
is doomed to disappointment, however
as she finds. as one director tells her
that the woods are full of pretty
girls" like herself. none OF whom
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at CircIe-ApoTo Holds Lloyd Comedy Over for
Second Week. eah Baird at Ohio

1.-The Covered Wagon spectacular phooplay with special
orchestra, will Sunday night English
This the first time that this successful feature has been
sented in Indianapolis This will be only engagement
here
Leah Baird movie will appear person Ohio
next week relation her feature The Destroying Angel
Potash and Perlmutter movie version will Circle
next week
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Abe and MaWruss Now
Appear In Movie Form

Abe Potash and Mawruss Perlmut-
ter have gone into the movies.
Their first vehicle is Potash and
Perlmutter," a screen version of the
stage comedy, by Montague Glass.
Barney Bernard and Alexander
Carr, who created the chief roles on
the stage. play the same in the movie
version, which opens Sunday at the
Circle.
The story concerns two good friends
VINO enter the clothing business to-
gether. Devoted friends, their bust
ness life is just one argument after
another, but each would be willing TO
give up his life for the other IL neces.
sary for the others happiness.
Abe's daughter falls in love with
one Of the pressers in the clothing
establishment, a young n, Isician wFo
had been rescued from starvation by
the partners and given a Job in the
shop.
The young man is accused Of muir
der and Abe and Mawruss sacrifice
every cent Of their joint bank account
to prove him innocent, which they
are finally able to do, and Abe's con
sent is won to their marriage.
Vera Gordon appears as Abe's wife
Rosie. and Hope Sutherland is Irma
Potash. De Sacia Mooers, a newcomer
the screen, is seen as the head de
psl. and Martha Mansfield is the
...,f model. Others in the cast ara
Lee Kohlmar, Leo Donneliy. Edward
Durand and Jerry Devine.
A Mermaid comedy, ''Runnin' Wild,
Circle novelty scenic and the Cir
clette Of News completes the pictorial
program. The overturne Will be "Mer
ry Wives of Windsor" Nicolai, and
there will also be an organ solo played
by Dessa Byrd.
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through an enemy who wishes to
make the wife his helpless victim,
and the husband is drawn by this
man into plot which disgraces him.
When, by means OF an amazing case
OF mistaken identity. he is thought
to be a suicide. the wife journeys
alone into the desert to escape the
enemy she still fears. And the hus.
band, receiving word that his wife
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Robert Frazer. Sheldon Lewis. ]. Bar
ney Sherry. Huntley Gordon. Julia
Swayne Gordon and others.
Unusual indeed is a desert story
which begins with husband and wife
happily married and living In a town
not far from the Sahara. where he
is a bank cashier. neither realizing
the part to be played by the desert
in their lives. Ruin comes TO them
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have any special talent, but all OF
whom are anxious to become stars
Her grandfather quite accidentally OBJ
tains a position as n character man
and soon becomes quite famous. When
Angelas grandmother and her aunt
come to Hollywood they too are cho-
sen to appear In pictures.
The bill will include the third cpl
sode OF Her Dangerous Path"
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NEW TYPE OF COMEDIAN
WITH COLUMBIA SHOW
Hamp Plays Swedish Role in Queens
of Paris

A new type Of comedian will be the
center Of the fun making at the
Capitol next week when 1. B. Hamp,
portrayer of Swedish roles comes with
the Queens Of Paris company.
Hamp is the only comedian in bur
lesoue who affects the Swedish dialect
Heading the vaudeville part OF the
show are 1.-The Six Rockets" a team
of six young Belgian women who are
making their first tour Of America
with a singing, dancing and acrobatic
act. The Frazier trio are another
set of specialists with musical in
clinations.
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Two Fined on Speed Charge

Albert Kuhn, 1910 Wright st. and
Oren Pullen. 1917 King Ave. were
fined SO each and costs today in city
court on speeding charges.
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New Desert Story
Booked at RiaItO

when the Desert Calls" directed
by Ray C. Smallwood, will open Sun
day at the Rialto.
The cast includes Violet Heming,
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me Apollo holds over Harold Lloyd
in why Worry" for another week.
Mister Smith .sNill offer Hollywood
and the Isis VII feature Where Is
This West?'' for the first half of the
week
when the Desert Calls will he
next weeks offering at the Rialto.
H. i
THE Covered Wagon
Opens Sunday at English's
An event that should be Of extreme
interest to theatergoers and book
lovers, will be the engagement, be-
ginning Sunday night, at English
OF the perturbation of Emerson
HoUgh's story of the winning of the
West. The Covered Wagon" a picture
that has created a sensation in every
big city, excelling even that of THE
Birth of Nation" and Way Down
East" and which is now entering iJs
twenty-eighth week at the Criterion
Theater, New York.
The Covered Wagon is a photo
spectacle of large dimensions and
high pictorial quality, showing the
journey westward of the pioneers of
the forties and the f1fties to Oregon
and California bound. The wagon
train assemblies moves and camps
Perils by flood, perils by fire, perils by
Indians beset it. 1t courses tho
prairie under sun and over snow; il
bivouacs by river bank and in gully;
II halts In struggling fort among free
spirited, hard-living scouts. At length,
with prayer and hymn, it turns the
sod of the promised land.
Through this pageant of a people in
migration threads romantic tale OF
amorous rivalry and intrigue acted ac-
cording to movie-ways. The scouts re-
main the graphic and vital figures:
the leaders OF the wagon-train the nm
suspecting heroes.
Music that takes in the swing and
color of grand opera as arranged by
Hugo Reisenfeld. played by = special
symphony orchestra of twenty pieces,
accompanies every scene Of this pic
ture. After the opening Night there
viii be two performances daily. at 2:30
and $50. All seats will be reserved.
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feature at Palace first half of week
in Michael 1O'Halloran.
No. 6-Jack Hoxie in Where Is
This West?" at the Isis the first
half OF the week.
No. Scene from 1.-THE Desert
CALI at the RIalto next week.
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=
Second Week for New
Lloyd Comedy Begins Sunday

why Worry?" Harold Lloyd's new
comedy, will begin the second week
OF its engagement at the Apollo. be.
ginning Sunday.
Lloyd is cast as the hero of this
romantic farce comedy.
Our hero seeks rest and seclusion
in far-away Paradise and quickly be.
comes a soiled and busy young man,
occupied in routing out a desperate
oand of revolutionists, soon discover
ing what every one else had always
known-that he wasn't sick at all
except for, a heart trouble which the
girl he loved hoped was incurable.
Jobyna Ralston is making her first
appearance as Lloyd's leading woman.
James Mason, Leo White and Wallace
Howe are others in the cast.
Subsidiary program features include
the novel film rs Conan Doyle
Right?" an entertaining and interest
ing expose of the methods employed
by fake spiritualistic mediums In dup
ing g. gulible portion Of the public;
the Fox News Weekly; organ selec-
tons by Lester HUFF and music by
Virgil Moore's Apollo Orchestra.
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has gone rather than add to trouble
for which she blames hersen-he too
goes into the desert.
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Movie Actress Appears
In Person mt Ohio

Leah Baird. motion picture actress,
viii appear in person at the Ohio next
week, where her latest picture, THE
Destroying Angel" will be the major
attraction. Miss Baird will speak twice
day at o'clock In the afternoon and
at o'clock at night.
Miss Baird Is the wife of Arthur F..
Beck, former Indianapolis man whose
parents still live here. Miss Baird
viii discuss the motion picture play
ers' life, tell Of Hollywood and will
comment on some of her experiences
, IN making her latest picture.
The Destroying Angel is comedy
n1eiodrama. screen form of the
famous thriller by Louis Joseph Vance
and tells of the escapades of a young
woman who is, deserted on her
wedding night Hugh Whitaker is a
young attorney who has been warned
by his physicians that he has but a
few months to live. A friend suggests
Z cruise around the world on his yacht
as possible cure. but Hugh runs
away to small New York village