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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

E<3ltuf Ibe HtAf1
A Mr.. Burton wants 10 kno~ n b
isnt entitled TO ths 4 par cant which
be n~ts on his nve~smsns In rental
property ! would say that . great
raany landlords hsvs Agreed that n
II perfectly proper 10 cut my pay
several tirnas within IN. part two
years. regardless Of tho fact that
this might make II impossible for me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

trying 70 dodge the children nyfns
eyery On skates In the
road and not caring enough even 10
turn out Of the way. have decided
TO go right ahead and not pay amp
attention 10 them II thrY wont 10
me II they got knocked down tia
not my fault Maybe Il win teach
them 20 stay out OF tho streets
1t may nesFn cold .hlooeed. hut
every notorass I've spoken 10 abou,
u fesis the same way.
somsthinx must BE- eone.
Indignantly yourss
MISS GERTRUDE OWENS.
AHA 18th Ave. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
Black Gold, HooraW Hoorau

This little old United States isn't all discovered yet Not
When still find the richest sort of gold mines way
1UWm East In Pennsylvania.
AZ Pottsve while prospecting Just the other day. they
located vein of the god-like stuff called anthracite that
r 10 feet thick and carrying nobody knows how many m
hons Of tons The vein is close the surface that all
y have to do Is TO the dirt chuck in shots Of d
Mantle from the top and shovel the resulting debris into
the CARS Then off to market with It.
. Some 20 miles from Pottsville. second vein even
rger has been found by the Philadelphia Reading Co
mother case Of easy. inexpensive quarrying.
% course all this cheaper hard coal for the
lasts furnaces, doesn't it,
4 Oh. yes, when water uphill
0hs Ike 70 drcss
10y afraid Of
Hss 70 because thing. went
office
y New York girl cangh robbing alp Of girl
~ loading ngure In show often has misleading
Unsn~y Lies the head that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
LNZERCt TIC IUR


They work thla In a clever way. un.
Observable to = casual oniooAef The
policeman will put a tag on hLs bus.
but the YOUNG, generous cigar mer'
chant merely tears thaae ZAP at tbs
snd o. day.
Hy hundreds Of other methods
arc secured fayorr. by thu people,
from these wouidbn traffic police
men. An examination Of this DE-
partment would reveal aosne al
these lesser forms OF graft
Yours sincerely.
READER.
Richmond Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

Of the cataract b. sffiied forever.
than 10 have Il preserved merely To
delight the souls Of those who have
tho opportunity 70 see IL. and tn. ca.
raeity 10 appreciate t. Wa could
better afford 10 give such free tickets
10 xafnboas. where there Ia a ssili
greater cataract III. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

The further Senator La Follettes committee deves into
this messy Teapo. Dome-Sncair Oil the it
smells
Sinclair admits that the lease he got from Secretary
Fan il worth considerably than hundred million
dollars"
OF course, Sinclair says he has had to spend lot of
money to develop the field. Naturally. Uncle Sam
couldn't very wen do that for him. with the
placent Mr.. Fall the job
But why did Fall make this lease. Isn't IL up to Fab
10 do explaining and testfying HIMSELF True he
has resigned his office Ito look after his private affairs
But the people of this country who have been relieved
~ &00000000 assets according TO the chief beneficiary
would like to know who killed Cock Robin. They don't
know yet and II Is Falls duty 60 before the La Toilette
oommittes to make clean breast Of himself and his
okfars.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
Children Flirting With Death

FfstoF Tha Etax.
II Is perfectly atrocious th~ way
this city allows the children TO flirs
with death and accident every day.
What I arm complaining Of ls The
manner the boys play Ia IN. middle
Of busy auto thorofarrs. and the way
they deliberately stand staring one
IN the face without moving from the
read. and on skates at that II In
wrong Of the parents and city 70 al
low II. for tho ehiidren's sake.
One child has already been killed
and several more injured In this way.
Today I was driving around tho city
and I was a nervous wreck from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

E~EIltoF Ihe STAR
After reading ycur editorial Of =
recent Gate regarding the work OF
the traffic department. in MEETING
cut fines | wtah 10 state that you
were absolutely correct.
Take. for example. as q certain
place on Fsyst ave Their. u .
younE man that works IN a cigar
store who owns a machine. Every
nov and then he viii gtee the Pc.
seeuan on that beat a cigar or
two. and as a result he can park
hls CAR on Fret ave. ALL DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
Decently Made Products

Here Is another reason for using Pacific Northwest
made products.
Various manufacturers of food, clothing and other
goods IN certain other states still persist in employing
child labor. Despite long history Of crusade against
this medieval practice national legislation to prohibit IL
has been declared unconstitutional Most enlightened
states have outlawed the practice but backward
states permit it to go
Washington has child labor problem It's factories
are manned by mature workers Sweatshop conditions do
not exist here. When you buy goods made locally YOU
buy goods made decenty.
Too peopes idea n
what Ia - "
work interfvres with cussing, get Job
close distant friendA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
Z LETTER FROM
AVRIDGE EIANN

Tho where ths
printers plenty and thsyrs
working by night they're ali making moneyand making
right They're excs"d
Ing twenty-five billion a day
money h wealth TO how wealthy the folks over
there ought Why Wilhelm Heinis Orstoh~n ana
Fritz mitts: out
Of the COMING each than congress
could aquander
But what the factsr We tina fall TN
valued nothing all fallen . mark
gett a
they're duly really
a
answerr really tell high nnanoerr
say. II u IN
show-thai wealth
wealth Of
he noula nd
Mvuaae n2aossv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
THIS OFFER EXPIRES JUNE l, isz,

How Many Objects in this Picture Begin with de
Letter sS@f
nj, rnm not only zane Of ssm bet ssresce.aL Erc
behnd t. CAN'T nsve get ycuan - = - -
OPEN TO EVERYBODY-COST NOTHING TO TRY
Begin Immediately with
How more urd.
Oct all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

knew big cindsr your fccs' wen that Is how BIZ
I'm In the public feel
Evening star., 1923-03-26
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

q X. & IL, NEARLY NEW BUNGALOW: ::
elec. light: h0t-nir heat; nearly . acres ground :
close to electric ears. in Maryland. and about
q miles from District; will be sacrificed on
terms: trade equity for city property and
assume trust, or pay some cash.
Since 1896, we have been constantly and
satisfactorily cncctinG advantageous
changes. Let Office be clearing house
for your property. State what you have and
what you wish. Large active list of proper
ties in and outside the District.
N. f. RYON & CO., Inc,
Main 1897 1923 ST
Evening star., 1923-03-26

| RIVERDALE.
Two new 5-room and bath bungalows, with
| hot water heat; ami; lot 45110O; price.
| IS, 600; cash, $500 and $50 per month.
Evening star., 1923-03-26

SIX ROOMS-ONLY So, ZOO.
Owner moving to Florida must sell his we'll
built. Groom and bath home. in Arlington
Co, near trolley and stores; 20 minutes to
city; hot-water heat, electricity; large lot
75x150; chicken house; terms
Inquire Lyon Park office; take Falls Church
line trolley at Mt Vernon station. 10Th st.
and Pa. ave-. get of at Lyon Park
RUBY LEE MINAR.
Lyon Park afacs. Phone Clarendon 4s7.
Evening star., 1923-03-26

FOR SALE-VACANT.
SEMI-BUNGALOW.
SIoo DOWN.
Near Conduit I'd. Glen Echo. Nd; rooms
and modern BATH sleeping porch, all screened l.
cleo lights water and sewer. Price, 80, I60;
balance $50 (covers every thing). Act quick to
get this c. F. WARING, 219 Bond bldg,
I4th and New York ave. Franklin 5571.
HYATTSvILLE BARGAINS.
Groom and bath, sleeping porch, electricity
and gas. front and back porches: garage; on
IS, 800: terms.
Q new Groom and bath semi-bungalows on
paved streets, with electricity and gas. front
and back porches; concrete cellar, laundry
tubs; absolutely the best buy for the money;
price 81 500 and easy terms; spring is here, 80
don't hesitate.
One-half acre on Baltimore pike, rooms and
bath stone house, sleeping porch and hot-water
heat; ami; front and back porches garage
and about 40 fruit trees; dandy place for g
tea house boarding house. ,
RIvERDALE
Two new 5-room and bath bungalows, with
hot-water heat; ami; lot 45r1OO; price,
SIS, COO; cash, $500 and $50 per month
If you are thinking Of buying a place this
spring. don't buy until you have seen the bar
ga ins we have in Hyattsvile and Riverdale.
o. II. zANTzINGER. REALToR.
Phone Hy. u.
Evening star., 1923-03-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES
STABILITY WITU GOOD TASTE.
Continued.

WAsH'N HTS. 2-SToRY INDIVIDUAL
built house. rooms. tile bath, h.-w.h.,
front and hack porches; garage.
L. w GROnMES l4lG f st NV
Evening star., 1923-03-26
WOODSIDE.

WOODSIDE.
Beautiful 5-room and bath bungalow with
built-in garage and attic. on lot 75x225 feet.
Corner house. ami, nearing completion. Price,
SIS, co., Attractive terms.
Attractive Groom and bath bungalow: ga
rage; lot 75x298 feet Must be seen to be
appreciated. Price. $500.
E. H. Taggart, 1913 K St.
Evening star., 1923-03-26
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Tnpffpued

MONEY TO LOAN on u. e. REAL ESTATE
FIRST TRUSTS, PREVAILING RATES. WM.
X. HARTUNG & CO, 1lOS 18th ST. NJ: s72.
/ HAVE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR 1st End
and srd trust loans. District or Maryland.
HARRY W. kELLAMS NJ s33. 72S 18th
Evening star., 1923-03-26
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE. NEAR 18th
and Park rOad-Cnnsisting Of II apartments
Sl6."~ cash payment and rest like rent
This property offers about 20 per cent interest
on your money.
Act quick and no agents
- Address Rox 2+SD. Star office. %.
APARTMENT HOUSE. SGa. 900
Apartment house. well located in northwest,
nine apartments Of 3 and 4 rooms and ba tn
each completely furnished except two.
APARTMENT HOUSE. $4,000
Apartment house 18th st. NV, six
apartments Of ; rooms and bath each. modern
and two well located stores. All rented.
BEAUTIFrL HOME. $4,000
An ideal h"m" with country surroundings In
n beautiful and progressive section Colonial
house with II rooms. , tiled baths. Every
modern Improvement Large lawn. flower gar
dens. tennis conrts. etc.
BUNGALOWS. 81. .ooo to $1,000
Attractive bungalows In all sections and
suburbs The prices and terms will appeal
to you.
q. II. zANTZINGER. REAIToE.
Main 53T1 Oh 10Th s.. NV
LARGE LIST or APARTMENT HOUSES IN
all sections "f Tn" cjty. showing good nrnm"
ranging in prices from $1,000 10 sI0!. .taO;
terms and prices attractive. cali for de-
tailed statement.
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
514-315-5lG Bond bldg. 14th and y. Y. Ave.
Nam AZ
CoNNEt"rICT'T AVE. NEAR CHEVY CHASE
tIrcle-Apartmenf house of . gEt apis. rent
ing for about 81 ,0pO a ycnr. Price. $4T.5Oo:
excellent location for home - well as in
reStment; might consider trade for large
apartment house.
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
5l4-513-516 Bond Bldg. 1+th and y. Y. Ave
Main
Evening star., 1923-03-26
APARTMENT HOUSE ST.. 900

APARTMENT HOT SE. Sly ,UOO
Apartment house. we'll located in northwest
nine apartments Of and rooms and ba tn
each, completely furnished except two.
Evening star., 1923-03-26

II you are thinking of buying a place this
spring, don't buy until you have seen the bar
gains we have in Hyattsville and Riverdale.
Evening star., 1923-03-26

Sli sos and rooms modern We have
two wonderful values at this price. Complet,
in every detail and well worth your time I,
examine.
Evening star., 1923-03-26
I.pCF FITED IVIITIRIF

Ia RITE Fl MI N NIIIADIsF
For first trust, loans in ID. G. No delay II
security is good. THE LOWTHER REALTY
CO, Main JT6S.
! HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on d. c. REAL
esfnie first and second trust.
Evening star., 1923-03-26

o. r. ZANTZINGER. REALTOR,
20 Maryland ave. Hyattsville, Nd.
Phone Hy. II.
Evening star., 1923-03-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-CONTINUED.
WOOOPTDCE \ Z

' y I y = = =.
Act quick-only left Of our 20 bungalows
rooms, ami. only $500 cash, S}5 per mo.
Five new cement block houses, q large rooms
hot-water heat, ami: best bargain to be had ;
on easy terms Of $3.50 cash and 500 per mo.
Eight room house at bargain.
+. A LINGER. 2377 Il. l. AVE. NE.
Tel. y. 1921.
MODERN GROOM BUNGALOW, NO FINER
in Mt Rainier. 81, $50; twenty bunga lows
to rooms many two-story houses: several
hslf-acre tracts. with residences: ten small
farms; conveyance.
I.W Randolph, Mt. Rainier, Md.
TAkOMA PARK - BRAND NEW EIGHT
room home. ready 10 move into: excellent loca-
tOn. an important street: hot-water heat.
fireplace, hardwood floors. chestnut trim, toi
let in basement; suitable for two families
excellent terms.
K. G.. LOHR.
Builder and Real Estate Broker.
266 Carroll ST. Col 1901 J..
Evening star., 1923-03-26
Sl.2
<NIC Il ~.
Near Mardman Park Hotel.

n car " ardfnan Park Hotel.
comparatively new two-story,
colonial type dwelling situated west
of Connecticut ave and Just OF Wood.
ley rd. Two stories and attic. seven
rooms and bath a bedroomsl. hard
wood floors throughout open fireplace
IN lVinS room; automatic heater;
II. h.-w.h.. elec.; brick garage. Posses
sion: terms. This is a very low price
for this type of property and you
would do well 10 inspect same with
out delay
BOSS & PHELPS.
Evening star., 1923-03-26

S11 600. 81 900 cash. $S5 monthly.
Eight rooms; center hall: bedroom on
first floor with toilet and layatory; -four bed
rooms and bath: sleeping porch second floor:
corner lot GOx15O: garage.
MoRGAS e MORGAN & CO.
Evening star., 1923-03-26

BARGAINS.
New 5-ro0m bungalow: ami; lot J0I150
Feet, $1,000: 500 cash. terms.
-Four fnom bungalow water and gas lot
i0x.60 feet; 81. 800; terms
Five room bungalow; ami; garage; $3.50;
terms.
Eight-room house. . lots $3.50; terms
Six room house electricity, water. cellar:
ground. fruit; $1,000; $500 cash; bal
ance lik" rent
Eight house. bath. gas electric. hot
water heHt partly installed; = garages; lot
100Hl00 feet: 81 900; terms
Also have several new fve-room bungalows
with hot-wat4r heat.
Once opposite trolley station and next door
TO barber shop.
ERNEST II. SHINE.---
1898 Il l. ave. Mt Rainier Md.
Phone HvattSvilr Exchange 1876
Evening star., 1923-03-26
ROSEMONT.


$7.JOO-I rooms, completely modern, full
basement. with hot-Water heat: living room
and dining room. beamcd ceilings: regular
trio with ten minute service ana only
81 minutes 10 18th and Pa. ave.
S7.JOo-Five rooms. tile construction: very
large living and dining rooms; completely
modern, with tile bath: full basement: extra
toilet, instantaneous gas heater: large front
porch and font, Side aud yards.
$l1 ,4Go-6 rooms. very latest in modern con
structiun. This IS an ideal Dutch colonial
home. situated Mt. Vernon boulevard. 20
minutes by nuto. ~ minutes by electric TO
18th aud Pa. ave.
Sli .5cN-6 and rooms modern We have
two wonderful values at this price. Complete
in every detail and well worth your time to
examine.
All the above properties are and up-to-
date, with large yards and splenfidly located
To both the boulevard and the electric cars
Terms can be made 10 suit any reasonable re
qurement. with interest at only per cent
To these properties any week day, call or
phone either office.
ON SUNDAY drive to Walnut street on Mt.
Vernon boulevard where our sign will direct
you, or take the electric at 18th and Pa.
ave. Get OF at North Rosemont station and
walk block west.
We have a number OF choice properties, in
cluding 3. 5 and 10 acre tracts, at very low
and attractive prices.
To see Virginia properties. call phone.
and we will be at your service
F. c. GoODNow COMPANY.
T29 18th Street Nv. Main 307.
Virginia ONCE:
1o2 South st. Asaph Street, Alexandria. Va.
DHYp
Evening star., 1923-12-17
Extra! Extra =!

Well, fellow fans. ] am leaving at
once for the happy hunting ground OF
every fan, Hollywood. Now what
could be neater? Or sweeter? / may
be an optimist. but | hope to have
the inestimable privilege OF observ
ing Mary and Doug in their natural
habitats, of seeing the great de
Miles at elaborate work, of taking a
swim with the Mack Sennett bathing
girls. of taking tea with the Harold
Lloyds and 50 many other long
dreamed-of events that J cant retail
them all to you. here and now, but
Will do so from day to day in my
diary when l arrive with bells on in
the movie mecca.
In the past, when l have held sweet
converse with the stars it has gener-
have been visitors or. at least, "on''
from California for a picture or two,
for pleasure. or for shopping. This
time I shall be the visitor. and ] shall
see them on their native" hearth
stones. Be sure that you all write to
me while 1 am out there. which will
be for a period of about six weeks or
more, and ask me all the questions
you wish to about Hollywood, real
and rumored.
Motion picture patrons, we learn
from the announcements, need have
no fear that there will be lack of film
entertainment this winter. Just for
instance, a list of Paramount pictures
announced for this week includes
"The Light That Failed" with Jac-
queline Logan. Percy Marmont and
Sigrid Holmquist; His Children's s
Evening star., 1923-12-17
Orient and Occident as Models
BY ANNE RTTTENHOUsE.

The Chinese of today are obsessed
by craving for foreign-made goods
and foreign styles. says Chicago
scientist who has just come home
from China.
And one has only to look about
one to feel convinced that this coun-
try is turning more and more to- the
orient for clothes Inspiration. The
present vogue for things Chinese is
only one phase of the general trend
toward orientalism in the clothes of
occidental women
There was the Short-lived Egyp-
tian rage. and there was the long
lived vogue for clothes of Indo China.
And before these we had turned to
the orient for much that is alluring
and lovely in our preSent-day dress.
The lack of stays. the absence of
high, choking collars. the lavish use
OF moving fabrics that depend on un-
broken line for their beauty--all of
these things can be traced to the
orient. So. too. can the street shoe
o. the moment. really modelled on the
strapped sandal of Egypt. And now
there comes this vogue for things
Chinese.
So If the old China goes the way
OF all the past. and all Chinese and
thelr ladies cut off their queues and
unbInd their feet and don occidental
clothes. We need not worry. If we
40 not md II convenient to rush inn
mediately TO buy ticket on trans
pacif1c steamer and visit China forth
with. we can look about US and see
all sorts of reminders of old, con-
scrvative China i'm our own dress
There is interest in : blouse which
Is one of those square Chinese tunicS,
with sleeves fitted at the top and
wide at the wrists. The front open
ing is linked together with Jade but
tons-a detail. by the way. that gives
chance for a charming bit of orna-
mentation. The collar is no more
Evening star., 1923-12-17

slightly in
institute
T man
detail or her past an there Mh{ & narra err her Oh every
other would
felicity their
would h?ye ilusa They would
grizzly the could
Danish. and that would forever stand between them
enough furnish
only in glietng genates
wants sq husnd te htr @ thnss % st %
o
reversed and when is the who
honorable thing tell the her about
which e @ nda for the wnan and another for the mans sn
that enough makes husband feel that he has been exceedingly
~ she m afraid that future m |
Of wtfan
sometimes him Sometimes her
trusts he her nSer uh 6oy hy
hisSss he ] m in her and has to he
to scouge her with When he is angry with " - 0
OF COURSE when either
~ curse that reaches out and lays hand
% % % e @ d psntea s1a@s of but and Grtfu @
Of and aoWn 1T
hsart
What they hay done does
walks carefully pitfss ais
brought 1endeness
% % l " " than the vast majority
in % secrets
abbng but you do n
WIS" the "orld 70 Know ,,urrig, DOROTHY
Evening star., 1923-12-17
The Guide POST
By Henry Van Dyke
Kind of People God Likes.
these all.-Heb. HIS.

Now these ali.--Heb. IL Is.
The desire for Gods approval has
sustained martyrs at the stake and
comforted prisoners in the dungeon
and cheered warriors in the heat OF
perilous conflict and inspired laborers
IN evely noble cause. and made thou
sands of obscure and nameless heroes
in every hidden place Of earth.
1t is the pillar of light which shines
before the journeying host
1t is the secret Watchword of the
army. given not to the leaders alone.
but flashing like fire through all the
ranks
when that thought descends upon
US il kindleS our hearts and makes
them live.
What though we miss the applause
of men: what though friends mis-
understand and foes defame and the
great world pass us by?
There is one that seeth in secret.
and folloWeth the soul in its tolls and
struggles-the great King. whose ap-
proval is honor. whose love is happi-
ness; to please Him is success and
victory and peace.
There are a million ways of pleas
ing God. as many as the characters of
men. as many as the hueS and shades
OF virtue. as many s the conflicts be-
tween good and evil, as many IS the
'di4s " loutSL Idbol dS many as tIle
opportunities OF doing right and be-
ing good.
That is-the broad meaning OF the
eleventh chapter of the Hebrews. with
its long roll Of differ ent achievements.
with its list of men and women of
every age. of every quality nd 'ccndi-
tion. slaves and freemens leaders and
followers. warriors and statesmen,
saints and sinners and silent martyrs
and nameless conquerors.
There are a million ways of pleas
ing God. but mot one without faith
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-12-17
The Diary of Professional Movie Fan
BY GLADYS HALL.

Children featuring Bebe Daniels,
Dorothy Mackaill. James Rennie and
Mahlon Hamilton: stephen Steps
out" Douglas Fairbanks. jr's.. first
picture: William :. Hart. in wild
Bill Hickok": Glenn Hunter. in West
OF the Water Tower; Pola Negri. in
My Man: Gloria Swanson. in The
( Humming Bird. Thomas Meighan, in
Pied Piper Malone" and various
others too numerous to list. but sub
stantiating the fact that many of the
sensational stories printed concern
ing a curta ilment of producing activi-
ties are rather scareheads than any
thing else.
Cheerio.
(To all fans: If there are any ques-
tions you would like TO have an
swered. please write them to Miss
Gladys Hall. in care of this news
paper. and watch for her replies.)
Mabel. Irvington. y. j.: Sorry. Mabel.
but / simply cannot join clubs. Its
against my cinematic principles, If
you know what ] mean. If ] belonged
to every club l should belong to |
would have to go in for rotation. or
something of the sort. But | thank
you for the Invitation to join. none
the less. ! am strong for Alice Cal
houn myself. and | wish you and the
club members all sorts of good luck.
Come again.
Dear Lady: Dick" BatheImess' next
picture will be the filming of THE
Enchanted Cottage" taken from the
stage play of the same name. 1t will
be quite quite different from any
thing Dick has done heretofore. He
plays the part of a broken down war
veteran. a youth who has lost all in
terest in life and who is both men
tally and physically ruined as a re-
suit of the war. May McAvoy will
play opposite Mr.. Barthelmess.
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