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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-16
TO Let

WELL LIGHTED, SECOND STORY,
loft floor, suitable for auto painting.
auto storage or light manufacturing.
Apply to r. w. Dover. East Front St,
Skowhegan. 3w42
G0dD PLACE FOR CAR SUMNER
hogan. or RFD 3, NorridgeWock. sw4sF
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping 26 Turner Ave. Show
hogan. tf42
NICE ROOMS AT II LEAvTTr ST.
Gentlemen preferred. Mrs. Fred Park
man. 4W42
Garage FOR THREE Cars. $500 $500
Month. Mrs. J. r. Wolfe, rs East
Front ST., Skowhegan. 4w42'
TENEMENT. ROOMS AND bath.
Electric. lights. spring water, Near
Post Office stores etc. For parti-
culars see c. A. Ross, Court St, SHOW
hogan. tf42
WE HAVE A FEW MORE PULP
Jobs to let on Cold Stream, Come and
and A. g. Hunnewell. Bingham. Phone
theJStore. 3wi1
A PLEASANT F6bR-RooM TENE-
MENT with modern conveniences after
Oct 81. Carroll Caswell. North An
SON 4wi1'
FthNisHED ROOM. WILL BOARD
Skownegan. 2w42'
COTTAGE HOUSE OF Q ROOMS.
Good cellar and running water. In
quire. Jeanette Hill, Parkman HUI.
Skowhegan. Farmers Phone 7-1t0.
tf41F
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. AR
RANGED to suit tenant. Best loca-
tion in town. S. Russakoff, Skowhe-
gan. tf4l
FURNISHED APARTMENT. GOOD
location. Modern conveniepces. Ad-
dress "Y" Care of Independent Report
ter Co. tf40
PULP CUTTING JOB. CALL on
write to v. /. Pierce. Bingham. 4wi0'
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VALUABLE HOOK ON ADNERTIS-
ING. entitled Applied Business Cores
pOndence Loaned TO someone within
the past few months. Kindly return.
Independent Reporter, Skowhegan.
tf42F
FORE STOCK FROM DOUBLE BAR
RELL shot gun. Suitable reward for
return to Moody +. Jewell. Skowhegan.
Tel. 23s-11 or 1i5. 1w42
KEY TO SAFETY DEPOSIT DRAW
Err, 1923. Reward paid for its return.
n. r Patten, Skowhegan. 4w40F
DOG LOST LAST FRIDAY. BUFF
and black. Answers to name of
Prince. Has a long black pointed nose
Mrs. Alice Dore. Court st. N e.
Phone 97-2. 4w39
SEPTEMBER IL. LADY's LIGHT
brown summer coat with narrow belt
and large button on front: on main
highway through Pennington, Mercer
and Pittsheld. Finder please return
to r. f. ID. 2. Box II, Plttsheld, Me.
4w39s
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Wanted-To Buy
Aaa. under q is Aeaa fire.. to su,
Iubscribers.

SECONDHAND WINDOWS, Is
light 7x9 or Sxl0 glass. a. S. Taylor,
Starks. 2w42F
CEDAR TELEPHONE POLES FOR
1925 delivery. Thirty foot seven inch
top and up. Carload lots. Write I.
o. Box l27 Bangor, 4w42'
A SECONDHAND LADY's FUR COAT
Communications will be. strictly con
hdentiai. Address A. e.. Care of In
ependent-Reporter. Skowhegan. 2w41'
WISH TO BUY A PUREBRED
Amy party. between Maine and the Mis-
sissippi, having one that Will meet the
demands, correspond with S. F. Elmer
son, Skowhegan. 2w41F
LONG EAlRED TX, KITTENS TENS, A M
Little Falls, n. j. 2w41N
ROSE COMB II. I,,RED COCKEREL,
Farmers Tel. A. ID, Bailey. Skowhegan
RID 3. Farmers Phone 1921. 3w4lF
PICTORIAL REVIEWS FOR MARCH,
April. May June and July 1917. Or
| would borrow and then return after
u short time. Mrs. f. Il. Hoyt, Arson.
3w40F
APPLES. ALL STANDARD VAIL
ETIES of fall and winter apples to
pack and ship See me at once AL
Skowhegan iw39'
HARRY COHEN WILL BE IN
Skowhegan for a short time buying
live poultry. II you have an, any to sell SnI
of telephone, N. Il. Phone 6S-3, Farm
ers' 22-3 or call at Peter Debe's store.
tf37
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. WRITE
in first letter kind and number you
have Harry Nelson, Skowhegan, n
e. Phone 2S4-S. tfSl
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FINE DRIVING HORSE YRS. OLD.
brown with white points. weighs 1000
lbs. Sound and kind. b. G. Taylor,
RID ., Norridgewock 4w42F
YEAR OLD HEIFERs. 3 JERSEY
and / Holstein also one purebred Jer-
two 2-year old heifers, @. IL. Rowell,
RID =. Atheps. n. Il. Tel 2-11-l4.
3w42F
SIX NICE PIGS. WEEKS OLD.
$3.50 each If taken at once. 3. L.
Nightingale, Bloomfield Farm. skow-
FOUR 3-YEAR OLD HEIFERs ALI
freshen this fall. Also one white fac
ed buck. Lindley + Parsons, RID T.
Skowhegan. Farmers Tel 4S-lt0.
3w42F
ONE FOX HOUND, IN YEARS OLD.
one fox and rabbit dog, 8 years, old,
S =. st6@ en.ef 3 Strong. '0'@ swis '
YOUNG PUREBRED HoLsTElN
grandson of New England Champion.
good type and bred for production;
Also choice. females for sale at all
side Stock Farm. Cornvile, 2w42F
YEARLING cHEyIOT RAM. PRICED
Stock Farm, Cornville. 2w42F
cows AND HEIFERs. $. w. GOULD
Skowhegan. 2w42F
SMALL SHEPHERD DOG ONE YH.
old good and kind. VIII ride in bug
gy or auto, good watch. anyone offer
ing him good home can have him for
So. Mrs. william Baker Box %.
Bingham. 2w42F"
HULL CALF, ~ MONTHS. HOL-
STEIN, Jersey, cross. what am / offer
ed? VIM. Baker. Box ~, Bingham.
2w42F
ONE DARK hay MAIZE, IL YEARS
Ola. weighs 800. Extra good driver,
Also one new sleigh. Mrs. Charles
Fritha Bingham Box 219. 1wi2F
FoUR WEEKS OLD PIGS For SALE.
f. ID. Palmer. y. Il. Tel. 1922. 1w42'
large or small, either sex. Only the
best stock. w. a. Peck, New London
Ohio. oval
AIREDALE PUPPIES, CHAMPION
Bred and pedigreed, females only, little
beauties SIS each w. p. Baker,
Bingham. 2w4lF
on TRADE FOR OTHER STOCK,
cows from two to eight years old. All
due to freshen first of the winter. Also
some new mich cows. and some to
ffrshen soon: T. F. DAVIS dealer IN IN
2w41F
PAIR BLACK MARES. WEIGHT
$500, 8 and 8 years old. Used by late
c. F. Horne, State Road, Canaan. Far
mers' Phone 1920. N. T.. Tel, 209-2
SOME EXTRA COOP FOXHOUND
Pups of the Bluestick strain. five
months old Males SIS. females $40.
Come from selected stock. Armand
Martin, RID 3, Bethel, VT. 4w4o'
TUNIs RAMS AND EWES, DELAINE
Merino rams. Extra good ones. And
priced right Sunset Ridge Farm.
Fairfield. 4Wiof
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NOTICE SALE

I Pursuant to "a license from the Hon.
Judge OF Probate for the County ~
Somerset. dated September Sun a. D.
1924 I shall sell al public auction. on
SATURDAY., the twenty-seeond day Of
November A. y. 1877 ut ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon. al tbs dwelling house
formerly occupied hy Frank < Kelley
a. his home farm. in Mercer. two I'M
divided thirds Of the title held by said
Frank 4 Kelley at hla deeease In and
To the following real estate All situated
: In said Mercer viz
lstr-rhe said home farm Of the late
Frank < Kelley
: 2nd-rhe farm formerly owned ana
: occupied bY George =. Bean aud con-
vsysd by him TO Harriet y. Downes
and by her conveyed To said Frank X
Kelley
Jrd-rhe farm occupied by Dear
born Ladd deceased. as a homestead,
or two pieces. one OF them
containing seventy acres. more or less.
-the other a parcel formerly owned by
Levi NhitComb. containing seventeen
t-aofes, more or less. and adjoining the
first on the south
Dated this fourteenth day Of oeto-
Der A. -. 1924.
ELWfN y KELLEY.
Executor OF the VIII Of
awe Frank ). Kelley
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For Sale Poultry and Supplies
SINGLE CO.

plREBRED SINGLE COMB II. l.
Red coekere1s. owen farm strain
Large size. dark red plnmage. EN-
rcllent breeders. Also few more pun
lets Mrs stella Withee. RED ! and
3 SkOwhegan. Farmers Tel. -
s. T. Tel 1891 "w3Zt
BEAUTIFtL pm OF EARLY
matched BLACK Jersey Giant Pullets.
roads 10 iag consisting Of fifteen pull
lets and one male. rus Aott is pure
bred and big value for 20 the lot
urap In po&try Farm. Bingham.
2w42F
JERSEY GIANT PULLETs FOUR
months old Purebred. only 81 so each.
AIso Barren Strain White LeEhorns
ready TO lay. $3.50. Drop In Poultry
Farm Bingham. 2w4lF
10 :. &. ". LEGHORS PULDETs,
f5 extra ind breeding coekerels. All
high class vigorous stock two. piano
style hen houses. 12xl6. Can be
moved any whefe at low cost. -Four
Cyphers incubators. ?. 1f4-egg eapa-
city. 244-egg capacity Above
named Is priced right. T. J. Rowe.
SkoNheRau. RID J. 5~4lF
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Exchange

SAsH a-CNLiNDER GOOD CON
iDtTION Win exchange for small ear
TO build into truck. II. h Danforth.
Madison. 2w42F
TWO HORSE MOVING MACHINES
for one horse machine also big pillow
for small one -. G.. Taylor, RID 2,
lNorridgewbck, 4wi2F
WILL aIhkGHANGE. ONE PEDI-
lQREED Airdale dog. female. two years
old and ihns mother, value mother $40
,inoubafor,ib best condition. value $500;
also one B0-egg size. value $500, Sew
,eral purebred Jersey Giant Coekerels,
jersey Giant puilets May Matched will
make dandies. value $500 the lot:
iWlll exchange the above for we'll bred
'pullets OF any good breed or sell for
cash. Write what you have Drop
In Poultry Farm. Bingham. william
" baker, bingham, I. O Box ".
! An EXTRA GOOD RABBIT DOC
for good fox hound, or three years
old = h stoweil, r No ?. Strong.
+ 2wl2F
ONE FORD can 1914 MODEL O. X.
'oondition except tires and pair of
Durham steers ! ~ years old, for late
model Ford with small mileage. S. r.
Stowell II ?, strong 2wi2F
ONE MAINE OAK HEATER. BURNs
either coal or wood for wood Lester
Brown. Athens. 2w42F
TO SWAP \ 10-GUAGE DOUBLE
barrel shot gun in good condition for
u 12-guhge pump In good condition,
= r. Stowell, strong. RED >. 2w42F
READING or ALI KINDS, books,
both cloth and paper bound, pamph-
Tets. papers magazines. etc, list eX-
changed. W. p WinslOw, Norridge-
Nock 2w42F
coon SWARM or BEES AND 3
White Leghorn Pullets for a good rab-
Bit dog or "A pump shot gun. s f.,
Stowell Strong RED =. 2w42F
ONE TWENTY YEAR LEAsE OF
4ss-acre wood lot; l farm with build
Mgs. 35 acres: 1 Glenwood f. cook
stove. Florence 3-burner oil stove:
l creamery tank home comfort
sleigh l overland SO auto; l lady's
FUR coat size 80 or 3S; | national slid
nng spring bed: ] double runner pung;
also 20 cords stable manure for wood,
hay an dsents an dseveral other things
10 numerous to mention for anything
7 can use Ishmael +. Hamilton. 1877
West Front st, Skowhegan. 2w41F
NY OLIVER TYPEWRITER FOR
some portable make, Miss Helen
Aafey. Skowhegan. RID T. 3w41'
ONE HORSE SLED AND AZ
Gauge shotgun for a light express
wagon r. II. Crombie, Bingham.
Farmers Tel. 1875. 2w4lF
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

ny MAN AND WIFE on FARM.
Lady is good cook. George Corners.
Madison. 2w42F
HoI SEMOHk AND CLEANING OR
any general work by the hour Mrs
Angie Goodrich. Thompson Gardens,
s. Mark ST. Skowhegan. lw42F
As HoISEKEEPER N SNAIL
family Am good sewer and have
had large experience in nursing. Mrs.
e. W. Wilcox. Gen. Del, Skowhegan.
1w42'
POSITION TO DO HoUsEwORK IN
small family No Washing. Miss Julia
Chamberlain. RF "a Oakland. 2w42F
MAN AND WIFE SEEKING POSI-
TON Woman can wait on table and
assist with cooking and general work.
Husband as caretaker and handy at
any work Both experienced and can
furnish best of references. Would
consider any location In Maine or Mas
sachusetts Harry y, Mahoney. Belfast
Ne. RID G. 2w4iF
WAsHINGS WANTED TO DO AT
home Will call and deliver from
North Arson. Farmers Phone 1-2-1I
Mrs. Everett Dreamer, Embden.
zw4l'
As HOUSEkEEPER FOH WHOEVER
with one or more children, babies pre-
ferred, or small family Address s.
NJ. p. Bates Street. Pittsfeld. 4w4O'
At CLERICAL OFFICE OR ME-
age and can put my hand to most any
thing. Can give references. Ray F..
Raymond. III Water st. Tel. 1851.
tf36F
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YEARLING CHEVIOT RAMS. SIS
each II taken at once. j. G. Cofin.
Harrington 4w40s
; WHITE wYANDOTTE COCKER
ELS. From John 5. Martins pedi-
greed Regal Dorcas Strain. Lee
Hussey, Bingham. 4wiO
BLACK MARE. cHUNKED BUILT.
weighs 1900 lbs, years old. Cheap
for quick sale. Also Holstein cows.
heller. Farmers Phone 6-5 Geo.
Spaulding, Caratunk. 4w39s
: EIGHT YEAR OLD HORSE. WEIGHS
1175 lbs Roy Keene, 10 Bush St,
Skowhegan. n. f. Phone S6-11. tf39
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE,
bay, weighs about 1850. Nice light
wagon and harness. Also Farming
ton sleigh. r. A. Strong, Arson, Me,
N. Il. Tel. 1898 Box 1875. tf30
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. 52wzF
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Moving Back 10 Old Home In Union

!. f. MeCorrison OF Union formerly
of Harmony. was in town yesterday
on business He has recently moved
to Union where he resided up til
sixteen years ago. when be moved
10 Harmony Ho will establish his
home In the same house IN Union.
which h. formerly occupied
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To nhsiI y. Ansss, Justice ef the
Peace Ia and fer the tannts 81 sotu=
erasf and Nfate Of nuIne


To nnsn n tss.. Justice 81 The
Pence in naa fof the COUNTY 81 SOM
sF-%f and state Of nRtne--
We the undsfsiRHad thraa stock
holders Or tire N8rrldEsNaEk Farmers
Gnion. q corporation dHN existing
under the Ias- If tie sfafr - Maine
and haylug an established HHa=a OF
business ct Nafridke 10 said
county hereby represent fhaf spe=
eorBorntian HRnuat H. called ln ac-
eordane~ !th IN pfsf sIanf therefor
and lbrfsfars made ..ftca spsII5az
ton 10 Vau 80 Iszp, HaHH warrant 10
one II DE a4rasre hrrsfs directing
bin Ia call s fne#tiHK 81 fHH stock
holders 90 aaIf HaFH#Haf Tor the
parpose -
TO z.H = tHr HurHarltI4n VIII
vote II aHfH IS feH# estate and also It's
Central Railroad Company. which
property - uas subject to a mortgage
and apply the naf proceeds toward the
payment Il such mortgage and to
authorize and Instruct it, president
and treasurer To make execute and de
liver IN the HHrur and in behalf ~ the
corporation al necessary deeds ear=
FeYanfea on ether Instruments in writ.
ing IN order 20 convey the Eatnr
To ffan#art ans and adj other
business THAI mas legally and proper
y come before the meeting Including
the passing - ans and al vote. that
may be considered HaIeHaary Ia carry
into eneet ans 0sf, fakea under fms
cali
The meeting 10 Doe held at fbe Nor-
ridgewoek Partners Linton store a.
NarrtdRewH,k Maine uH the twenty e.
fourth day 81 nafober a n 1924 ~
50 O'clock = m hY giving 10 al u
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Found

nINCH kEAs. OWNER NAY
have same by paying cost of this ad.
Reporter co. lw42
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A FEW ODD PIECES OF THE Old
straw berry pattern china. Write CIV
ing number of pieces, condition and
price. A. Il. G. care of Independent
Reporter Co, 4w39'
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HUNTING CAMP TO Inn
It's Ridge Camp FURNISHED oN Eu}
served at house. on "s or meaI
hunting grounds in stat " me me b
% camp with car N I San dri
Son. Flagstaff. o. stevens
HOUSE ON SILVER Srurpr
rooms and bath, electric I,epti' EiGH
Inquire of Fred l.. MOODY ~ ~ garas
or cau. Mrs. Mabel JaeIsdaa@ R Tryer
gan. Farmers Phone 20-5 nEoxhy
ATTRACTIVE FURNISupn Nv"
fire place. electric light &ater he
Independent Reporter Co. care
UFsfxrss TENEMENT.
Electric light. f1ush closet ,h1oos
mer St, Skowhegan. 40 Sn
URsTAfas RENT OF sEvrx
with modern Commencement IN hoo4
A. II. lies. "a Main ST. SkowheeSsamas
ssa tflsPI
TWO FURNISHED ponn.
light housekeeping, also frnn,
with board. all modern convsn,roq
Inquire Of Belle Cooper, ~ W va,ensi
Street. Skowhegan. N. E. Tel IIe S,
=.
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Advertisements h the's columns not to exceed a..
.,itE order. Each additional line Sc In o.. cash
liaes reckon an average of words. stn,n.
n not paid d. advance. Toe additionnI n -. 'akea
- 4.xxcss .s..z..a.a - a. sea
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02

ertune when his ~Follies Bergeree
Tailed because this country wasn't
ready for that type Of entertainment.
One must know how 10 guess
rather than outgucss the public in
pictures" he concludes. "Know when
10 let 20 an ephemeral vogue and TO
uevelop something that promises a
The happy ending in American
pictures is here for a long stay"
The one and two-recl dramas we
used to see in the movies twenty years
ago seem as crude 10 us today as the
present-day talking films will appear
10 the coming generation,
Recently another showing of the
Ihonofllm, an invention of Lee De
Forest, was given public exhibition
mere. IL that reel, depicting two
events in the life of Abraham Lin
coin, marks the latest and most i'm
proved stage of the talking movie,
then the truly silent drama need not
rear that its Judgment Day has ar
rived.
The talking movie of today is crude.
Jhncoln, portrayed by Frank Nc
flynn, mounted the platform on his
toric Gettysburg battlefield. He start
ed to repeat the famous "Four-score
and seven years, ETC." lines. Many
times the voice cracked badly and Nc
Giynn, through the medium of the
Phonofilm, ran the gamut from bass
TO baritone to tenor.
The talking film of today is like
n ftt-a .t.s,, .s,, =.
his attention on two distinctly differ
ent things. One is the picture. The
other the mechanical device which
makes the noise. They synchronize
perfectly. The lips of the actors form
the words the photographers what.
ever it isis uttering.
But the two seem utterly divorced.
The voice doesn't sound as though it
this is possible. the talking film will
remain novelty.
The faulty technical features of
abraham Lincoln" glaring as they
are, are hardly noticeable because of
the imperfection of the idea behind
talking films.
words were so impressive, so pene-
trating, that his audience remained
silent when he had finished, and for
that reason Lincoln believed he had
failed to get his ideas over. In the
talking film" version the audience
in the film--bursts into wild APP
,plause and clapping of their hands
browns out that in the theater itself.
a few weeks ago Lionel Barry
more told me he hoped talking films
were an impossibility and he implied
also that his own wishes were daddy
to his thoughts. Barrymore won't be
disappointed if talking films do not
improve. But it is the guess of this
writer that Barrymore will be
doomed to disappoint and that
talking movies will come despite op-
position within the actors ranks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02
$50 THIS IS LONDON"
George NJ. COhan's Humorous Play
Coming to Majestic.

At the Majestic next Friday and
Saturday, with a matinee Saturday.
will be seen George NJ. Cohan's pro-
duction of the English American COM
edy, $50 This Is London" with NJ.
and Mrs. Coburn, in the stellar roles,
supported by the entire original Chi
cago Company and production.
80 This Is London" which, by the
way, is now being played in London
and New York, was written by Arthur
Goodrich, who evidently intended that
ibis play should be satirical expose
of the mistaken ideas that English
men have of Americans and vice versa.
The scenes of $50 This Is London"
are laid in the British capital and a
nearby suburb. One of the leading
characters is an American millionaire.
a shoe manufacturer in the United
States, who with his wife and son. is
paying. his first visit to the English
metropolis, his real purpose being 10
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02

buy out the property Of q British
rival, one Sir Percy Beauchamp. The
American is a one hundred per cent
patriotecr. who thinks his is the only
country on earth, and intensely dislikes
all English people and their customs.
Sir Percy is just as rabid about every
thing American. When il is discov-
cred that the American millionaire's
son has fallen in love with the English
Earl's daughter, there is much
CONSERVATION in both families and
extreme efforts are made to avert the
catastrophe OF an international mar
riage, by parents of both.
Of course they are unsuccessful. so
finally the American and the English
man are forced to give ther consent TO
the alliance when 10, and behold. they
discover that neither is n bad fellow
and everything ends happily, as it
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02

San Antonio appearance at the Ma.
iestic for three performances Friday
and Saturday, March "a and - with
n special matinee Saturday.
The average run Of this and last
seasons crop Of mystery plays which
became so much in evidence with the
success Of THE Bat and "The Cat
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02

and the Canary" have not had much
to convince of their reality but "Thc
Cat and the Canary" is conceded 20 be
all that is expected Of mystery piay.
Though THE Bat" runs mostly to
mystery, "ThH Cat and the Canary
runs TO tickling chills, romance aud
much laughter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02

always does, or at least always should
in affairs Of the heart. a list 81 the
company discloscs the fact that Mr..
Cohan has provided an admirable cast.
Some of those who may be mentioned
in support Of the Coburns, are Lums-
den Hare. Jill Willis, Belle Darcy,
Chester Morris, lseth Munro. Pacie
Ripple and other talented players.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02

Captain James Mcdowell OF To. An.
gcles traffic police believes the shock
ing impressiveness Of an auto wreck
in Maurice Tourneur's jealous Fools"
will prove n marked deterrent In curb
ing the danger Of glaring motor head
lights. responsible for the pictured
tragedy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02
FULL OF THRILLS
"The Cat and the Canary" Will BE
Here in Two Weell.

An entertainment that found as
much appreciation in all parts of the
land as it did in New York. Chicago
and other large cities. is The Cat
and the Canary" which will make its
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-16
Social and Personal
Wagner Pupils
Give Recital

A group Of nineteen piano pupils
Of Harry L. Wagner were presented
in concert Sunday afternoon at $500
p. m. to a capacity house. OF those
taking part. some of whom were very
young children. all performed very
creditably, playing from memory, and
using with ease numerous technical
tiles not known by many performers
Of greater age.
Miss Helen Stabler, playing "Hun-
garian Rhaps ode No. g." by List,
and Joyce Moule, giving "A Butter.
fly" by Merkel, were accorded un-
usually spontaneous and sustained
applause.
Those appearing we're: Buddy Nun
ger, Virginia Rohrer, Maxine and
Virginia Light, Auvurne Olson, Phyllis
Thompson. Dorothy Keller. Audrey
Rohrer, Effie Rosen, Garvin Groom
quist, Frances Davis, Robert Larson,
Dorothea Ward. William Lair, Jr..
Mabel Rigler, Sara Rubin, Joyce
Moule, Anna Davis, and Helen Stab
Ter. Veronica Dodd, who was sched-
uled to appear, was out of town.
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Former Bismarck
Residents Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Packard, form
erly of Bismarck and daughter Clare
arrived in the city Saturday, from
their home in Chicago. Mrs. Pack
ard and Miss Clare will leave tonigh
for Washington, where they will visit
for several months in Spokane and
Yakima. Mr.. Packard will remain in
the city for few days, and will then
return to Chicago until August /, at
which time he will join his family in
Washington. The Packards expect to
return to their home in Chicago
about September l.
Mrs. John G. Moe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Packard, who with
her son Beverly, has been in the city
for over a week left today for Ada,
Mimi, where she will meet her hus-
band. They will spend their vacation
in Ada, before returning to Chicago
where they reside.
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stay beautifully rouged and pow
dcred during the sort of weather we
have had all spring.
This new umbrella contains all the
makeup makings the most fastidIous
woman requires, with fair size d
mirror as we'll, all packed neatly be
meath the surface of the fooled Ieath-
or handle.
Furthermore, it dispenses with ne
cessity for a handbag entirely. since
besides the essentials of the complex
ion. it also provides small com
partment for small change and even
a bill or so. if it is compactly rolled.