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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
SACASA REBELS
CHARGE MARINES
WET AMMUNITION
/, 100000 Rounds Seized And
Dumped In River,
Minister States.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 P)-Ameri-
can marines in Nicaragua were charg-
ed tonight by the representatives
here of the Sacasa liberal faction
with having seized and dumped into
a river 100000 rounds of it's am
munition.
The seizure DR.. T S. Vaca, the
Sacasa representative in Washington
said, he had been informed by cable
from Porto Cabezas occurred last
Thursday The cablegram which was
from DIR. Espinosa, foreign minister
in the Sacasa cabinet said a protest
and demand for reparation had been
made 10 the state department through
the United States consul at Blue
fields. In making public the mes
sage Vaca reiterated that Sacasa was
willing to resign his claims to the
presidency in favor of a third can
didate to agreed by the Diaz and
Sacasa factions.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
ECHOES OF AUTO
BANDITS NEAR
WINSLOW HEARD
Deputies Recover $1,000 Of
Accessories Stolen In
ROdeO In January.

Deputies o. A. Ash and Jack Giles,
OF Cochise county, are responsible
for the recovery of approximately
$1,000 worth of automobile acces.
sories stolen from Rodeo. N. M. on
January 5, which were found in the
storehouse of t. P. McGinnis at KEEL
ton.
A chain of circumstantial evidence
leads to the suspicion that a! man
by the name of Niclles, who is
known by the name Of Nick Julian
and Fred Johnson, and woman
but who has been identified by Nc.
Ginnis, according to Mr.. Ash, from
a photograph found at the old Std
dam ranch, as the woman who was
connected with the shooting of
Sheriff Maxwell of Apache county.
near Holbrook, Ariz. The woman in
the case and two of the men In the
case have been captured by the
authorities of Apache county, but the
other man is still at large.
The stolen property was found in
storeroom near McGinnis' store iii
Kelton.
A list of the stolen property so
far recovered consists of 80 casings.
rs tubes, a number of batteries, tools.
spark plugs, fan belts, etc.
The car which took the stolen
property from Rodeo was traced to
the neighborhood of Kelton, or the
stiddam ranch, where the photograph
of the woman was found.
While there is no conclusive evil
dence, it is confidently believed by
officers, so it is stated, that Nc
Ginnis either bought the goods not
knowing they were stolen or he was
acting as "fence" for this band Of
outlaws.
Further developments in the case
are expected when the preliminary
hearing takes place today.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
Shelton Bros. rial
For Mail Theft, Near
End In F Federal Court

QUINCY, ILL.,, Feb 3.-P-The case
against the three Shelton brothers.
charged with the theft of $4,000 from
the malls at Collinsville, ILL.,, neared
it's close here tonight with Charles
Birger, star witness for the govern
ment, held in custody on federal con-
spiracy charges.
Authorities refused to indicate the
basis for the charges, but indicated
that it would be pushed regardless of
the outcome of the present case Bir-
ger, arch enemy of the three Sheltons
as a result of a war of determination
between rival factions in southern Illi-
nois, has been held in the federal
building since his arrival here and
was reported to nave been promised
immunity for outside legal complica-
tfons during his stay here.
The sheriff of Franklin county has
been in Quincy for two days trying to
serve a murder warrant on Birger.
Brger has testified that the Sheltons
planned the robbery to obtain funds to
carry on Illicit operations.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
COMMANDER ILL

SHANGHAI, Feb. (P-Ihe serious
Illness of General Chang Kai-Shek,
commander in chief of he Cantonese
armies and dictator of the nation
alist governments policies, was dis
cussed today with deep concern by
those anxious to determine its effect
upon the southerner's campaign to
control all of China For more than
a year during which the Cantonese
spread over half of China in brill
liant campaign that took them north
ward from southeastern China, Chang
directed the forces that consistently
defeated the troops that the north
erners sent to oppose him. Graduate
OF military schools and himself a
former president of a military aca-
DENY, he welded the Cantonese into
a military machine that did not halt
until it reached the Yangtze river
and the Cantonese capitol wa sestab-
lished at Wuchang.
Chang was aided by Russian of
ficers in the field, and in civil af-
fairs was aided by Borodin, of Rus
sia, chief political adviser of the ma
tionalist government
Chang recently declared the aims
of his government to be the abolition
Of all foreign concessions in China,
the union of the whole country un-
der one government and the defeat
Continued on Page Three)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
Prince Of Forgers" "
In Tucson; Arrested

TUCSON, Feb. 3 &c. J. (Jacls>
Dryden, nationally known as the
"prince of forgers" is here tonight
on his way to New York in charge
of Grover Cleveland Brown and
August Mayer, police lieutenants who
captured the noted check artist in
San Diego, Dryden will have Il
charge of having. rorged three checks
of an aggregate value of $153,0OO,
on his return to New York, the of
fIcers said. Brown and Mayer are
noted for their work in the appre-
sehion of forgers, having been COM
mended for their work on the Mickey
Anstein case, New York, and their
disclosures of attempts to swindle
the government through liberty bonds.
Both men were here on a previous
occasion, having been sent for by
Henry Niemeyer, embezzler, who was
arrested here in 1924.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
GAS IN NINE S
Is DETECTED
BY NEW DEVICE

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb. (Fs.
Mans long research for an Instru1
ment that will swiftly, surely and
infallibly record the presence of
nsethane gas has been rewarded with
ventor and a member of a Utah state
device, told committee of mine
operators at the chamber of COM
merce here today. He also demon.
strated the instrument and recounted
the research work of himself and
ether scientists over a period of
more than two years, following ap-
pointment by former Governor
Charles Mabey, Of Utah
The committee headed\ by Profess
sor Judd was named following sew
eral mine disasters in Wyoming, and
today's demonstrat tion is the first
held since they began work The
instrument consists of a platinum
filament, glowing at a constant tem>
perature and enclosed by a system
of protecting gauze screens. In,
crease in temperature caused by the
increasing percentage of combustic
gases III tnS atmosphere is instantly
and automatically registered on a
dial, which is a part of the device
and carried by the fire boss. The
value of such an instrument is be-
Iieved by the experts to be incalcul-
able to the men working in the mines
because as the fire boss makes his
rounds and tests for gas the amount
of gas in each working place is
recorded permanently on the dial
and adequate warning can. be given
the workers to get out of the dam
Continued on Page T&ree)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
Indian Bureau robe
Proposed By Senator

WASHINGTON, Feb. (Ho.-A thor
ough investigation of conditions
among the American Indians and
their relations with the bureau of
Indian affairs was proposed in a
resolution submitted today by Sen.
ator King, democrat Utah.
Under it the senate Indian affairs
committee would be authorized to
conduct the inquiry and would be in
structed to note particularly the
operation of existing laws intended
to assist in the civilization and pro-
lection of Indian tribes. 1t would
be directed, too, to make recommen-
dations for the correction of abuses
if any should be found to exist.
In the preamble Senator King cited
charges of improper administration
of Indian property by the bureau
and said that control of the persons
and properties OF the Indians as vested
in the bureau was preventing them
from accustoming themselves to the
requirements Of modern life and from
becoming self-reliant, independent
citizens.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
The Day In Washington

The senate took up the Nc
Nary -Haugen farm bill.
Senate committees postponed
action on the Gould and Smith
cases.
An attempt to bring the Nor
beck seed loan bill to a vote
in the senate failed.
William Philips, now ambassa-
dor to Belgium, was selected TO
be the first minister to Canada.
A force of $50 marines was
ordered from the Philippines to
Shanghai.
Experts analyzed Ford stock
valuations in the government tax
suit.
Creation of a new civilian in
sular bureau to administer to
territories was proposed by Sem
ator Willis, of Ohio.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
5000 PER SON S
ARE AFFECTED
BY ARK. FLOOD

COTTON PLANT, Ark, Feb. 3.--(R
Five thousand persons have been af-
fected by floods of the White and
Cache rivers and 100000 acres have
been inundated, w. G. Jones, chair
man of the Woodruff county Red Cross,
told the Associated Press here today.
Tonight the river and the waters
over the flooded area were reported
receding after the first day of sun
shine in two weeks.
The floods cover a triangular area
of lowlands between the Cache and
White rivers, 16 miles at its widest
point and IS miles in length.
Relief organizations tonight had the
emergency situation well under con-
troll and suffering was held to a mimi
mum as Red Cross and Salvation Army
completed the listing of refugees and
supplied individual wants.
No lives have been lost, sickness
among the crowded refugees here is
negligible, and loss of livestock has
been small, rescue and relief agencies
announced.
The Red Cross workers regard as
possible the chief loss from the flood
the probability that many of the ten
ant families will never return to their
homes, but will seek residence in
higher land.
Refugees who at first were quar-
tered in the courthouse and other pub
lie buildings tonight had been removed
to more private shelter. Perhaps
700 were in or about Cotton Plant.
They will not be able to return to
their farms and homes for three weeks,
relief workers believed. A commu-
nifty kitchen has been set up to serve
tbay11
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
STATE TAX RATE BOOST IS SIGHTED
Great Battle About to Be Fought in China
Reporter Who Covered
Lincoln-D Douglas Debate
Is Visitor In Tucson

TUCSON, Feb. (R-Once
newspaper reporter but now Iiv-
ing on an annuity from his for
tune of more than Onc-haIf mill
lion dollars which he has given to
GrinnelI college, DIR. ID. l.. DibbIc,
S3, who covered the Lincoln-
Douglas debates, is a visitor in
this city.
Dibble is also widely known as
the discOverer of cOIor-bIindness
and was resDOnsihle for the press
ent system of examinations for
railroads and navigatOrs. DibbIe
declares he gave his wealth to
the school he wished to endOw
before his death to avoid S.having
lawyers am devcrybOdy else squab-
bling over my wilI.''
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
SHANGHAI IS.
PRIZE ARMIES.
STRIVING FOR.
Cantonese Plan To Strike
Before Large Britis h
Forces Arrive.
GENERAL IS Ill
Foreign Minister Says He
Will Reply To Kelloggs $
Statement.

SHANGHAI, Feb P-A great
battle that may determine the pos
session Of Shanghai is about to be
fought in central Chekiang province
between Cantonese forces and those
Of Marshal Sun Chuan- Fang, striving
to prevent their penetrating farther
northward into the eastern war lords
territory. Thrust back to YenchoW
by 10000 picked troops of the Can
tonese, Suns army dug in along the
Ysientang river. Reinforcements are
nouring into their camp from north
ern Chekiang and Kiangsu province,
Of which Shanghai is the chief city.
The Cantonese followed the foe
northward from Chuchow, but halted
to bring up heavy forces of their
best troops for the attempt to break
through toward Shanghai, main
objective in their campaign which be-
gun last spring for the domination
of all China. Foreign experts be-
lieve the Cantonese will make the
most strenuous efforts to capture
Shanghai from Sun Chuan Fang be-
fore the arrival of the large British
force at the end of February being
sent to protect British interests.
That the Cantonese can defeat Sun
forces and push on to Shanghai is
doubted by those familiar with the
situation. They point to previous at
tempts of the Cantonese to break
through on this line, in which they
were thrust back after penetrating
farther north than the present battle
ground
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
Nine Youths, IL to 19,
Found Guilty BY Illinois
Jury of Manslaughter


CHICAGO, Feb. B P). - Nine
youths, ranging in age from II
to 10 years, were found guilty of
mansIaugAter tonight by a jury
which tried them ON "a charge of
numbering Stanley CicsIa in "a
Halloween brawl several months
ngO. The verdict carries sem
tence of from one year to life
Imprisonment for each defendant.
The state did not insist on the
death penalty i'm closing argu-
ments. The state maintained the
nine youths had robbed and beaten
CiesIa, who was married and the
father of two children. but the
defense maintained Ciesfla Mad
been killed when he fell during IA
street fight.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
FARM RELIEF.
COUPLED
WITH BANKACT.
Senate Is Planning TO
Force Vote On Measure
Within A Week.
PASSAGE SEEN
Act Would Levy An Equal
izatiOn Fee On Basic
Farm Products.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (R.-By a
coalition between supporters of the
branch banking bill and farm relief
legislation, the McNary- Haugen farm
bill assumed a commanding position
in the senate today with prospects of
a final vote within a week.
Sponsors of the measure, which
would levy an equalization fee on
it would pass both the senate and
close vote Pressing the advantage
obtained by their success in bringing
it before the senate today, pro-
ponents of the bill began efforts to
line up doubtful senators by agree
ing to yield to suggestions for minor
changes in the proposal.
Defeated in their first efforts to
get the bill up under an unanimous
consent agreement, managers of the
McNary- Haugen bill forced a vote
on the question of giving it right of
way and were successful They are
prepared to stop any filibuster by
invoking cloture, which would limit
debate and insure a vote at this
session.
Acting on program adopted by
supporters of the bank and farm.
bills at the conference called last
night by Vice President Dawes.
Chairman McNary, of the agriculture
committee, proposed a unanimous
consent agreement to vote on the
farm bill late Monday and the bank
bill on Wednesday, but this aroused
such storm of debate that he with
drew it and countered with a motion
to Immediately take up the farm
bill On roll call his motion was
adopted, Sc to Ia, with party lines
disregarded.
On the roll call the bank bills
supporters stood solidly behind the
McNary motion and under last
nights agreement the farm group
will support them in getting vote
cn their measure after the McNary7
Haugen bill is out of the way. When
Senator McNary made his request fol
Senator Walsh, democrat, Massa-
chusetts, said he would have to OBJ
ject and added that he could not
understand the ''novel combination
of the banking and farming inter-
GSCS. lie explained CnaL he would
oppose any program that would call
for a vote on the McNary -Haugen
bill before Friday of next week.
Senator Norris, republican, Nebras.
ka, former chairman of the agricul.
ture committee, declaring that he
could not understand why these two
measures were coupled together in
the unanimous consent agreement,
added:
II regard it as vicious practice
Soon there will be three Bills in one
agreement"
zone danger already has arisen,''
interjected Senator Moses, republican,
New Hampshire, "as Senator Johnson
and myself want to include legisla-
tion for the Boulder canyon dam and
postal rates in the agreement"
Bounding to his feet, Senator
Ashurst, DEMOCRAT, Arizona, who is
opposed to the Boulder canyon dam
bill, shouted:
Continued on Page Three)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
Will Rogers rotects
Rockefeller From Sun

ORMOND BEACH, Fla, Feb. 3.-R
Will Rogers held an umbrella over
John D. Rockefeller today to protect
him from the sun while he played his
daily round of golf, and asked him
about reports that 'every time you
lose a golf match the price of gasoline
goes up cent"
Rogers, a breakfast guest at the
Rockefeller home, was the non-play-
ing member of the magnate's -four
some," which includes J. P. White of
Cleveland and Father Lennon of New
York.
The humorst told Rockefeller that
he is planning to take up golf, as
friends have given me a putter and
jniblicS, and all I need now is to find a
ball"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
BUCKET BREAKS FALL

ALLENTOWN Pa Feb. 8 (P.-
Falling from the top of hundred
foot tower, Robert Brightwell, 81,
tonight caught up with steel
bucket that preceded in his drop.
Fellow workers at the Cogelsville Of
the Lehigh Portland Cement company
found Brightwell tightly wedged in
the heavy steel container but con
scious and able to direct them how
to release him. Both hips wer.
severely lacerated, but surgeons at
the Allentown hospital said he would
recover
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04
u. S. Submarine S-2l
ColIides With Ship

KEY WEST, Fla, Feb. tP.-The
United States submarine S-21, man,
cuvering near Dry Tortugas, collided
early this afternoon with the steam
ship Birkenhead but no damage was
sustained by either vessel, it was
announced at the naval station here
tonight. Details were lacking, the
announcement said.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-04

Mostly fair Friday and
Saturday; not much
chan"" in temperature.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
WARREN, OHIO
A warreni ifjusag t1agysserti tin
nepsegs ssepte1nber 4..en.

Labor Daykor, szeptember g..
en- minden gyarban s2iinetel a
mumka. Az nap addig aludhat
mifiden munkas ember, amig csak
irkarja. Eppen exert hatarozott
ugy a Warreni Magyar 1fjusagi
kGf, liogy Labor Day el6estjen
september 4.an, vasarmap rende.
Vi meg nagyszaibastl tahcmulat.
saggal egybek0t0tt sziniel6adasat
Labor Day eloestejen, Jugosz.
law HalIban (37N Burton Ave.)
este 8 orakor felgUrdiilnek a szin.
pad fiigg0nyei kezdetet veszi a
legszebb magyar nepszinmiinels a
ibemutatasa. A tolonc" pr6bai
iiagy szofgalofhmal folynak.
A szindarab bemutatasa utan
tancraperdiil k0z0ns6g els5-
rangu zenekar muzsikaia mellett.
mulat maid egesz masnap regge.
lig. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11

Granttown, w. Virginiaban. Mis-
ley Fetehc magyar banyaszt6l
1000 dollart csalt XII ket szelha-
mos meglehet6sen regi es elavult
mesevel.
Misley Ferencrol megtudtak,
hegy neki megtakaritott penze
van es egy cinkostarsukkal tele-
fbnon Fairmont, w. V.-ba hivat-
tax azzal meseyel, hogy oft kor-
hazban beteg egy ismer6se es az
akar vele beszelni.
A hiszekeny magyar banyasz
al is ment Fairmontba, ahol azon.
ban mar item volt q k0rhazbah a
"beteg". Egy mask hiena fogad.
ia, aki AIT mondta neki, hogy a
.'tbeteg" mar elhagyta a korha-
tat, de maid megtalaljak II varos.
BAN. Meg is talaltak.
Nlikor talalkoztak. AIT a meset
1hohdta Misleynek, hogy ok Mexi
cob6l j6nnek, ahol egt Misley ne
VII egyGn tarsa volt egg baratjuk
nak valamt nagyszerii uzIetben
Is a mexicOi Misleynek ittehi hoz
zatartoz6jat kutatjak, inert annab
25 ezer dollart kell atadniok, mint
uzleti nyereseget.
| Misley persze boldogan vallal
ia, hogy 3 rokona a mexicoi Mis-
leynek, mar el6re 0riilt % ezel
dollarnak, amt ismeretlen roko
na jovoltab6l fog kapni.
Igen am, de ere szelhamo'
AIT mfOndta, liogy az a feltetel
van d meXicoi rokohnak, hogy csal
| is abban az esetben lehet 2;
ezer dollart AZ amerikai Misley
mex atadni, ha az be tudja bizo
nyitani, htgy takarekosan cit &
peilzt is tett felre kereseteb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11

Misley lepre ment a. szelhamo-
seknak. Megmondta csal6knak,
hogy neki egy 'bankban van 1000
dollarja megtakaritva. A ket szel-
bamUs AIT kovetelte, hogy Misley
vegte XII penzt bankbol, hogy
ok keszpenzben lathassak az 0ssze
get.
Szegeny Misley meg akkor Sc
vette eszre, hogy a leglozonsege
sebb csalokkalr van dolga. Kivet-
te a penzt a bankbol es egy taska
ba tettek AIT. A taskat aztan at
adtak Misleynek.
Egy darabig meg egyiitt Jarkal
TAX Misleyvel, aztan AIT mondtak
hogy nekik a korhazba kell vissza
menniok, de Misley csal1 varjon
ra.juk, mig visszaj0nnek,
Vart is jo darabig, de persze,
csal0k t0bbe mem jelentkeztek.
Misley kinyitotta taskat es
akkor hult csak meg ereiben yer.
Merit latta, hogy keservesen seer.
zett 1000 dollarJanak Sc hire, Sc
hamva. Ellenben papirszeletek
vannak penz helyen.
Misley d hat0sagokhoz fordult,
akik most szelesk0ril nyomozast
| inditottak a tettesek kezrekerite-
sc erdekeben.
Mi .szamtalan esetben figyelmez
tettiik mar magyar banyaszokat
hogy ne alljanak sz6ba ismeret'
len egyenekkel ts kiilonosen ke'
servesen szerzett p6nziiket ne ad
iak at minden jott-mentnek.
Vigyazzanak a magyar banya
szok, inert csalok legkiilonbo
z5bb fatal jarilak-kelnek KNIT 9
banyaplezeken, hogy elszedjek .
mcgtakaritott pellzecskeket.
("Magyar Banyaszlap' y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
hogy nehany lelkes asNony, ha
nem sajnalja q faradtsagot, nye.
be is iitheti maid a dolgot.
TttzvEsz PUszTIToTTA EL
G0NczRUsZKA K0ZsEG
TIzENOT LAK6HAZAT.

Az abaujmegyei G0ncMuszka
k0zsegben kigyulladt Molnar I'm
re kisgazda haza. A haz negyed.
6ran beliil foldig leegett. A tiz.
oltok kivonultak ugyan, de nem
tudtak megakadalyozni tiiz to.
vaterjedeset, inert a hatalmas szel
viharban a zsaratnokok atreptil.
TEX szomszedos hazakra is, ugy,
hogy egy 6ran belul, mar aegy
haz egett porig. Mivel szel folly
ton er6sbb0d0tt es mar fel utica
langban ALT, g0nczruszkai el6l.
jarosag a szomszedos kozsegekt6l
kert segitseget. Gonczr0l, G0Hez-
ujfalub6l es Vilmanybol meyer
keztek a tiizolt6k, de tehetetlehiil
kellett nezni0k tuz terjedeset
egeszen delutan negy craig, a
meddig tizen0t lak6epiilet, enhel
is t0bb csiir es pajta egett lie. Az
allatallo1hahyban mem esett kar.
Az oltasi munkalatok k0zben a
tiizoltdk k6ziil t6bben kisebb.na.
gyobb seruleseket, szenvedtek.
Delutan OF orara sikerult csak d
tuzet lokalizalni. A kaf pontos
nagysagat meg mem tudtak meg.
allapitani, de az bizonyos, hogy
milliard korenan jevalS .fe1til
van. A tiiz lokalizalasa utan meg.
jelentek az erdekelt, biztosit6 tar.
sasagok megbizottai, akin veglg,
jartak a leegett hazak portait
asonban meg a tiiz keletkezest.
mex okat sem tudtak pontosan
megallapitani. A feltevesek sze.
fint a kemenybol kipattano SILK
ra okozhatta a tiizet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11

szorgalmasan dolgozik kovetkesS da.
rabjan.
Benjamin Christenten Lon CLANCY
uj k6p6t fogja rendczni, a Mockery ei.
mH tiidonsagot, anrely rendez0 erede-
ii storyja. j. s. Robertson Ramon Ma
var6t rehdezi Romance cimii ui.
donsa gtan, mig Edmund Goulding,
John Giibertot es Gfeta Gafbot rendeSi
Katafiha Ahfsabah.
Monta Bell most fejezte be "After
Midnight" (Ejfa utah) cimd kepct
Norma shareffel. V. Tourjansky, Tim
Mccoy. .ial kepet fciczctt be.
Sam Wood, aki 6riasi sikert aratott
"Rookies cinii keppel, Marion Da.
West fogja rehdezn "Faf co ed"
CA teljes cgyetert6s) cimii kepben.
William Nigh tervezi es rendezi :" Ro.
Sc Marie IT, ame1y Aiherika egyik leg
nagyobb operett siktrc volt.
John nj. Stahl rcndezni fogja az In
Old Kefituckyo es az "Old Kentuc.
kineh'. Tod Browning Lon Chaneit, a
''1'he Hypnotist', Victor seastrom =
aki most fejezte be Lillian Gishel a
"Wind' A szeD eiihii ratlabot - rem.
dezni kezdi GA Divine Women CA
pokli asszony) cimii darabot Greta Gar.
boval. Fred Nfblo ptRlig Miss Gishel
most kezdte e1 az Enemy'' (Az ell
lenseg) eimii dafabot Monta Bell, aki
neki el5ifahyozott munkaja k6zbcn
meg egy kepben,, John Gilbertet is rem
dezni. fogaj. :.
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tettek a vallalathoz, "The white
Shadows CA feher arnyak) eimii uj
dthsagot rendezi, mig w. S. VanDyke,
Mac Coy-t fendczi isruet egy Western
kepben. Hobart Henley, aki f'The
Tillic The Tolief'' ciniii k6pet. 1fende
ii, most szerz6d6tt 2 yalialathozsek r0
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