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The Nome nugget., 1923-09-15
MONDAY (TELEGRAPHlCl
AMERICAN WARSHIPS PILE ON ROCKS OFF SANTA BARBARA

San Francisco. Sept. 10-22 de d and scores injured with seven fe stroyers wrecked, that is the toll Of the United States Navy as a result of a disaster last Saturday night when DestrOyers of the Eleventh Destroyer Squadron piled on the rocks off Point Arguello near Santa Barbara on the California Coast, during dense fog. It is stated that the Destroyers piled up while travelling at a rate of speed of 2i knots per hour in perfect single file formation. A mistake in their position in relation to the shore line is believed to have caused the crash. The Vessels piled up on the jagged coast in rapid succession and are lying from 150 to 800 yards on shore, about 200 yards apart.
 In the point of the number or ships. the wreck marks one Of the greatest losses ever suffered py the American Navy in it's history in single disaster. The Destroyers which were wrecked are the Delphy s. P. Lee, Nicholas. Fuller. You"s, Chauncey and woodbury. The toll iu the loss of life was not ascer- tained until day break yesterday when the heavy fog that enyeloped the ships before they plunged, one after the other on the rocky coast shortly after P. NJ. Saturday night had lifted sufficiently for res cue work to be carried on.
 The names of the dead which was officially announced by the Navy Department. were obtained over a poorly constructed long distance telephone line, which was strung by | railroad section gang from Honda Station to the Cliffs above the wrecked Destroyers. The bodies ot ten of the dead have been recovere' and sent to San Diego. Seven of tht dead were members of the Destroy ar Delphy, the other dead were members of the Young.
 Thirteen of the more seriousl' iniured are in hospital at Sant; Barbara too weak to tell the stor. of the tragedy. Others who wer less seriously hurt have been placed on A special train for San Diego which left last night from Hond Station. An examination at tn santa Barbara hospital it was stat ed results in the announcement tha no more fatalities from anon those injured and placed in tha hospital is probable.
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AIR PILOTS FALL. ON
 BOARDWALK, ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City. Sept. 10-Two air mail pilots were probably fatally injured when their plane crashed one thousand feet to earth in full view of hundreds of people on the "B.Ardwalk" at Atlantic City. The plaie was completely demolished and the pilots were imprisoned in thei wreckage. they were rushed to a hospital where it was said that they were in d dying condition. The victims are A. Livingston Allen of Atlantic City and Douglas Robert son of Pine Valley. N. J.
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RUSSIAN NCTINEERS
 ENECUTED-- -PETR0GRAD

Copenhagen. Sept 1Oth-Three hundred mutineers have been shot at Petrograd, according to dis patch printed by the newspaper. Ruskaya Vesti.a and 2O00 Red guards were reported to have been arrest ed at Petrograd and charged with assertion. they mutinied in prison and escaped. The Secret Police were sent to round them up and violent street fight followed.
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DOl FAMILY NOT BE
 BROKEN WHITE HOUSE

Washington, Sept. 10-The dog family line at the White House will not be broken despite the change in the administration, Laddie Boy will be succeeded by his half brother as the White House dog. President Coolidge accepted tho offsr of Mrs. A. B. Calhoun of Atlanta, Ga. of an Aredale dog reputed to be half brother of the famous Laddie Boy. The dog accepted by Coolidge has not yet been christened.
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AVIATOR LAJOTTE STILL LOST

from Aviator Lajotte who hopped
 off from Nome for Council. Friday
 Sept. 7th. The American Legion, Thomas Alfred Ross Post No. y, mas taken up the hunt. and has gang of men under Eric Johnson. lea'ihs Council with days rationS this morning in an attempt to locate the missing aviator and plane. "ord is expected to be received this even ing in regards to the missing aVtator
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LINER WRECKED IN SAME FOG
 AS DESTROYERS

San Francisco. Sept. 12-ThePa- cfc Mail liner Cuba\ was wrecked on the Santa Barbara Coast Satur- day night at about the same time as the seven Destroyers. The Gu lba'S passengers were rescued and taken to Los Angeles. some of the survivors stated that they had to fight the Sea Lions off from the open boats with boat hooks and oars. The Cuba carried besides a large number of passensers. two and one half million dollars worth ofl silver.
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eO ono BODIES RECOVERED
 UP TO DATE

Tokyo, Sept. 11-6O.OO0 bodies have been recovered in Tokyo and Yokohama up to date and the police estimate that five thousand have been treated for wounds and sick ness as a result of the earthquake, A landing party from the United States Destroyer Huron, buried the dead from the American Naval hos pital at Yokohama.
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WILLIAM ROSCOE THAYER
 PASSES AWAY

Cambridge. Sept. S-William Ros- COG Thayer. the biographer of Theo- dore Roosevelt and an overseer of the Harvard University, died at his home Saturday after a long illness. Thayer was formerly assistant Edi- tor of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and editor of the Harvard graduates magazine and was born in Boston in 1859.
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EPIDEMIC OF FEVER
 BREAKS OUT IN TOKYO

Washington. Sept. 11-An cpl demic Of fever has broken out in Tokyo. Ambassador Wood cabled the State Department at Washing ton Monday morning and urged inl- mediate relief be dispatched to the stricken area.
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MINERS AND OPERATORS
 REACH AGREEMENT

Harrisburg. Sept. 1O-A complete agreement upon the main points at issue between Anthracite Operators and Miners on the basis of Cover nor Pinchot's proposal was reached Saturday Sept. 8th.
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MILLIONS IN SILVER SALVAGED
 FROM LINER CUBA

San Francisco, Sept. 12-The two and half million dollars worth of silver which was being shipped on the liner Cuba when she was wreck ed off the California Coast has been salvaged and shipped to San Fran cisco. The remainder of the cargo of the wrecked liner was lost, ac- cording to wire received this morn ing.
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EARTHQU AXE MAY HAVE
 CAUSED NAVAL DISASTEE

Washington. Sept. 1.-The theory is expressed today by nigh Naval officials that the tidal wav". earth quake or ot''r seismic 1istuTbaE aes reacting fem the JdDlnvSa earthquake caGsed the lsaster t0 ttr Destroyer Division of tho Cali sornia Coast, Saturday night fast.
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AIR MAIL PILOT KILLED.

Cleveland. Sept. 3-H. C. Thomp- son of Harvey. Ill.,. an air mail pilot was killed when his plane made a forced landing near Napol- con, Ohio. yesterday. According to word received at the United States air mail Field, Thompson was crushed and died in hospitil at Wauson. Ohio.
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WEDNESDAY
 iTELGGRkTHtC)
SECRET MEANS DISCOVERED BY GERMANS TO BRING
 DOWN PLANES

London, Sept. 1l-Some secret means has been discovered by the Germans for damaging airpanes in flight il is believed says the Daily Mail. This is supposed 10 be an explanation of nearly thirty forced landings by French machines in tiOn of the Ruhr
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CREEKS ACCEPT ALL TERMS
 OF THE COUNCIL

1 Athens, Sept. 1.-The Greeks re- ply to the terms of the Council of Amba ssadors which was transmitt ed yesterday to the English. French and Italian Legations, accepts all the demands of the Conference of the Ambassadors.
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GENERAL SEMENOFF
 PERISHES IN EARTHQUAKES

Peking. Sept l2-General Seme- noff. who was former Commander in Chief of the Russian Armies and later an AntiBosheviki leader in Siberia, and group of his follow CTS perished in Yokohama during the earthquake.
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UNITED STATES AND CANADA
 CONFER ON PROHIBITION

Washington, Sept. 1.-The Unit ed States and Canada have agreed to hold conference on Prohibition, each nation will appoint Commission CTS for that purpose according to a dispatch from Washington
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HARDING WILL LEAVES
 HUNDRED THOUSAND

Marion, Sept 10-The will Of the late President Warren G. Harding leaves to his widow S10O,0OO, the family home and half interest in the Marion Building at Marion. Ohio, at the death of Mrs. Harding all this property goes to the late Presi- dents brother and three sisters.
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COOLIDGE SAID TO FAVOR
 AMERICA'S ENTRY
 WORLD COURT

Washington, Sept. 12-Following conference with President Coo lidge Doctor William F. Barton, Moderator of the Congregational Church of the United States, de- clared that the President favors Amerca's entry into the World Court.
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MOTORSHIP kENNECOTT SAFE
 IN HaRBOR AT KOBE

Seattle, Sept. 1.-The Alaska s. s. Company -motorship Kennecott with Captain John Johnson in com mand, which has been unaccounted for since the earthquake in Japan was located today at Kobe, Japan. safe and undamaged.
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MARIN SOUTHERN
 EUROPE INVERTED

London, Sept. 10-Foreign die ials have stated their firm balel that war in Southern Europe has been averted, the note sent by the Interallied Council of Amba ssadors at Paris is regarded as settling the ItaIian-Greek quarrel and the pay ing of the way to a settlement.
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BAKER CANDIDATE FOR SENATE

Portland. Sept. 11-Mayor Baker of Portland has announced his in tention of becoming candidate for the Republican nomination to the Senate, says a wire from Portland
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ITALY'S ATTITUDE SHOULD
 BE COMMENDED BY U. $. SAYS MUSSOLINI

Rome. Sept. 11-Italy's attitude in refusing to recognize the com petence of the League of Nations to intervene in her dispute with Greece should have met with approval above all other nations in America, Mussolini declared.
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HAMMER MAY STAGE
 POLAR FLIGHT

Seattle, Sept. 11-A special dis patch from New York to the Seat tie Times quotes Amundsen's repre- sentative as saying that he will at tempt a flight across the North Poe next summer in the event that Am undsen abandons his ambition to make the flight.
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TAYLOR WINS FROM
 VILLA ON DECISION

Chicago. Sept. 1O-Bud Taylor. Flyweight Championship Of the world from Pancho Villa. the hard hitting youngster from Philadelphia on points in their ten round bout at the Hawthorne Arena in Chicago. Saturday night last.
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ARCTIC EXPLORER SAFE
 IN GREENLAND

Prince Rupert. Sept. 11-McMillan the Arctic explorer who sailed from Wiscasset. Maine. is safe at Etah, Greenland. according to a radio gram picked up by Jack Barnsley an amateur operator at Prince, Ru- pert.
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waTERHOUsE MADE PURCHAs-
 ING AGENT FOR RED CROSS

Seattle Sept. 11-Pres. Water house of the Seattle Chamber or Commerce was made the purchasing agent for the American Red Cross for shipping supplies to Japan.
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COP ARRESTED. CHARGED
 WITH "BOOTLEG(ING"

Seattle. Sept. 12-Federal Agents arrested Policeman Glen Fulkerson on a charge that he and Ruth Mil Ter were selling whiskey. Several dozen quartzs of liquor was later found in their apartments.
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COM.
 TO MEET IN DECEMBER

Washington. Sept 12-After a conference with President COoliaH" Chairman Adams ot ,Ee Republican National CommlttS. Iaid that ene Committee would meet in washing ington in December to select a place for the 1924 Republican Convention
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Due to the delay in the arrival Of the Yukon mail boat at St. Michael, the Donaldson did not arrive here until this morning. and the out going mail will not close until , P. M. Tomorrow, Sept. 13.
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Rome, Sept. 11-Italy has ac- cepted the terms of the Council of Amba ssadors and agrees to evacu- ate Corfu Island when Greece has satisfied all of Italy's demands.
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SUN IN ECLIPSE YESTERDAY

Seattle, Sept. 11-A Sun eclipse of "A percent complete at Seattle aroused great interest at that city Monday and Eclipse Expedition" from every part of the. globe wit messed the total eclipse turnout Southern California according to a wire from Seattle.
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BRITISH FLAG ON INTANGIBLE
 PROTESTED BY MOSCOW

Moscow, Sept. 1O-A note sent by Tchitcherin to Great Britain pro- testing against the raising of the British flag on Wrangell Island by the Stefansson Party resulted in Great Britain informing Russia that "the expedition was a private
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FOOD COST DECLINE IN ONLY
 ONE CITY OUT OF 20

Washington. Sept 12-Of 29 leading cities turnout the country. Dallas, Texas, was the only city to show a decline in the retail cost or food for the year ending August 15. according to the Government Bulle- tin.
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SON OF PRESIDENT OF
 ARMOUR co. KILLED

Chicago. Sept. liz. F. White Jr., the son of the President of the Armour Company, was killed thru the accidental discharge of a gun in which he was using to peat OH an attack of bull.
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ation was murdered in Tokyo while carrying large sum of money in a box from the Banking Corpora lions building during the quake. ac- cordins to a wire from Kobe.
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FORD FOR PRESIDENT
 lCLURS BEING ESTARIISHED

OAaha. Sept. 12-Ford for Pres identl Clubs have been established in 1sl States according to Roy M. Harrop, National Chairman of the National Independent Progressive Party. Harrop is making arrange ments for the meeting of the Ma tional Convention, November 3lst.
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PENCE OF WALES
 ARRIVES IN CANADA

Ouehec. Sept. 1.-The Prince of Wales, travelling under the name or Baron Renfrew, arrived in Quebec yesterday afternoon, enroute to bis ranch in Western Canada.
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:sO, 900 BODIES ARE
 RECOVERED IN TOKYO

Shanghai. Sept. 11-3O.OOO bod
 ies were recovered in Tokyo alone up until Tuesday last, was announc- ed by the Japanese Consulate.
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JAPAN'S FINANCIAL
 STRENGTH UNIMrAIRED

Washington, Sept. 11-According to Secretary Hoover yesterday. Ja- pans great financial strength re- mains unimpaired.
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5O KILLED AND INJURED AT
 CALCUTTA IN EARTHQUAKE

London. Sept. i1-Fifty people were killed and injured in an earth quake which shook the city of Cal cutta yesterday.
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ANNA GORDON REELECTED
 PRESIDENT W. C. T U.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. l4-Mrs. Anna Gordon of Evansville, Illinois. was reelected President or the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
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GREECE MAKES DEPOSIT
 FOR ITALIAN PREPARATIONS

Geneva. Sept. 1O-Greece has de- posted 5O,000,0O0 Lire with the National Bank of Switzerland to meet the Italian Preparations accord ing to a dispatch received today.
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revealed as an organization as charS ed by Governor Walton with the re- sponsibility for the flashing ring in Tulsa County. Ohio.
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FOUNDER OF SEATTLE
 BANK DROPS DEAD

Seattle. Sept. 11-O. A. Spencer one of the founders of the National Bank of Commerce dropped dead while playing golf Monday, accord- ing to dispatch received today
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MAYOR BROWN ANNOUNCES
 HIMSELF FOR REELECTION

Seattle, Sept. 11-Mayor Brown has announced that he will be can didate for reelection in the coming election.
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IRELAND JOINS THE
 LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Geneva, Sept. 1.-The Republic of Ireland was elected to the League
 of Nations yesterday according to
 wire from Geneva.
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Oklahoma City. Sept. 9-Accord- ing to evidence gathered by Mili- tary Court, the Ku Klux Klan was
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MANY PERISH IN TOKYO
 FROM INTENSE HEAT

Peking. Sept. 11-Many victims perished in Tokyo mainly from the stifing heat in the atmosphere dur ing the great fire. It is reported that the thermometer reached 15e degrees Farenheit according to re ports from Tokyo.
 ITALY ACCEPTS TERMS
 <~NEu,u,nu,N-fyR,
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The Daily Telegraph Bulletin and Weekly Nugget delverad dv carter Per month 12. %.
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GEORGE SAYS "ROTTEN
 JOB BEING A KING''

London, Sept. 1.-The London Express printed an interview with King George of Greece In which the Monarch says "its a rotten job being a King, I have tried it, so I know
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affair and Great Britain had nothing to do with it.
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BANKER MURDERED IN TOKYO

Kobe, Sept. 11-H. W. Morse c the International Banking Corpoi
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Nome Is the outflting base for all Alaska exploring expeditions.
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K. K. K. REVEALED
 AS WHITTIER
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Glen Echo.

This is the time Of year when
Glen Echo Park begins to register
its strongest appeal. for in addi-
ton to all the mechanical fun
providers, it has the added charm
Of being perhaps the best place
near the Capitol for picnicking.
That Washingtonians have a. fun
appreciation of this was shown by
the thousands who thronged the
park on Sunday, the crowd last
night being a close second in
numbers. While the city was en-
tertaining the visiting Shriners
Sunday, every car, and they run
only a minute or two apart. car
ried its quote Of passengers. All
of the amusement devices were
kept going at full speed. The
ballroom Is getting to be the center
Of attraction.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-29

Perhaps one of the biggest tri-
umphs that could be credited to
Dreco, the wonderful new herb med
icine, that Is creating such a sensa'
ton In this section, comes from
Opequon, Va, where Mr.. H. H. Nc
Donald resides.
Mr.. Mcdonald Is we'll and favor
ably known in his own community
and also counts many out'of-town
people among his numerous friends.
Here Ia his story Of how he was
rescued from a particularly malig'
nant case Of stomach disorder. 1t
Ia given for publication over Mr..
MoDonald's signature in order that
other sufferers may read and act
accordingly. This Is what he says;
II want the world to know my
experience with that wonderful
medicine. Dreco. l was a victim
of stomach trouble for years and
years. Everything I ate seemed to
stay right In my stomach for hours
and caused me great pain and SUI.
fering. / lost all desire for food and
didn't know what a good appetite
was. dreaded to put even the
lightest kind of food into my stom-
aoh, because knew that l would
surely suffer afterward.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-29
Cleopatra On
Palace Stage

Another amusement feature
will be added to the program
at Loew's Palace tonight at 8
o'clock. when Miss Grace Gloria
Abr, the winner Of The Washing
ton Times-The Washington Her
aid beauty contest, in which she
was chosen to appear as "Cleo-
patra" during the coming Shrine
convention, will be presented in
person on the Palace stage. with
Master Austin Leroy Lawrenson.
the ten.year-old-boy singer, who is
regarded as a new Caruso.
Miss Abr will appear on one
side ofo the stage while Master
Lawrenson will appear on the
other, singing to Miss Abr. the new
Shrine convention song, Queen
of the Shrine" These appearances
will be made at the Palace every
night this week at 8 o'clock
while tomorrow Afternoon, Memoir.
ia1 Day, Miss Abr and Master
Lawrenson will make an add.
tional appearance at $50 o'clock.
Manager Beatus Of Loew's Pal
ace, has also arranged for an
other extra appearance at the
matinee performance at Loew's
Palace next Sunday.
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MINISTRIES AT
THE COSMOS
THEATER
Primrose Comedians Recall
old-time Days Of Black
Face Comedians.

Lovers of the old-time blackface
minstrel show. especially those
who remember the days of Bar
low, Wilson, West and Primrose,
will find a bit of real delight in
the offering which Mrs. George
Primrose Is presenting at the Cos
mos Theater this week, with some
Of Primrose's old associates and
two Of his proteges, as a compli-
ance with his last wish to keep his
memory green. They will find
Booth Plat, famous basso, who
sings Rocked in the Cradle of
the Deep" as well as ever; John
Goss, who has not forgotten his
cunning with the bones; John =.
Burke, the dancing. joking end
man, and the Mallow twins. prote-
ges Of the famous old dancer, who
alone on the stage today are dane
ing as he taught them. Mrs.
Primrose also offers a retrospect.
1.-THE Good Old Days." which
arouses memories that will be
sweet to many.
Another offering, broadway
Bound" by Elizabeth Kennedy
and Milton Berle, includes a bur-
IeSQue scene Called Romeo anu
Juliet the court scene from
''Lightnin'," and an emotional Of
fering.
Others include Diaz and Powers
on silver wire with high kicking,
real dancing and rope jumping as
new features. Ward and Ray
mond, the laughable language CO.
median, and his handsome part
ner. who close with a delightful
dance number; Nan Traveline, a
charming young singer who "gets
there" in great shape, and Frank
Gabby in an Ed Wynne impersona-
ton and with the best offering Of
VentriloQuisn of the year.
Frank Mayo's latest Universal
picture, "The Bolted Door," is an
interesting story of couple who
married in compliance with a will
and the struggle of the husband to
win his wife's love afterward.
Added features include q most in
teresting series Of views of and on
a huge battleship on her way to
sea for maneuvers, the Movie
Chat0 and the International News.
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Gorgeous Tints i'm
Enemies of Women

Hand-color effects in Enemies
Of Women" the Cosmopolitan pro-
duction of Ibanez's story, coming
to the Rialto Theater. June 10. are
occasioning considerable comment
for their beauty and story value.
AS employed in this film they are
an urge to imagination and a
dramatic force.
For instance, the scenes depict
ing the remarkable saber fight be-
tween Lionel Barrymore, as Prince
Lubimoff, and Paul Panzer, as a
Cossack, owe a portion Of their ef-
fectiveness to the flaring light
thrown on the episode by the
torches held by servants. Colored
with an exquisite skill. the torches
seem to blaze a fire fury on the
struggle.
Again, in the war scenes. color
has been splendidly employed. The
bursting Of bombs is a veritable
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Mr.. MCDONALD Is
GLAD TO testify
Relates His Experience With New Herbal Remedy
"Dreco." Has Indgestion,' Gastritis
and Constipation.
GOT PROMPT RELIEF, HE SAYS

NV health was broken down. but
now / am sound as q dollar. The
reason 10 that / have taken that
wonderful medicine. Dreco, and it
has done for me what nothing else
ever did before.
II can eat anything now. The
pains have all left me and Q feel
like an entirely new man. want
everybody to know about it.
II gained 20 pounds since be-
gan to take Dreco and you ought to
see me eat.
Dreco is wonderful medicine
and I am telling everybody ! meet
all about my experience with it."
NOTE: Dreco, referred to in the
above signed statement, 10 purely
a vegetable medicine made OF roots,
banks and leaves and herbs, Drug
gists are reporting a tremendous
sale of this medicine since 1t was
first introduced here. Hundreds or
men and women come back for
more and this, they say, is sure
sign of merit.
Dreco is being specially introduced
by O'Donnell's Drug Store, 6O4
Ninth street. Call on them and let
them tell you of the merits OF this
wonderful remedy