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corner Of Wisconsin ave-Brand.nev
i apartment. having elevator and cafe serv
ssire; cost OF operation included in rent EMU
oohS hit' and bath. 50
KEW GARDENS. 27O0 QUE ST. N.w-R.
Hi me apartment having switchboard serY
r. kit dining aicove and bath pSbb B.
r., Kit. and bath ......., 40 IA
2l2l II ST. N.w.--New eight-story elevate,
n nartng; conveniently located TO Govt De-
a ranr etc. Ready for occupancy
room. Kit. and bath. ........... 1880
THE HUNTINGTON. 27I5 18th ST. NV
5T room Son sed mt, location in the city,
roS:as. Kit kit. s and bath. 5000 o.
14s ;r; SPRING RID. Nw-Three rooms. kit.
araIn e, hicove recep. hall. dressing room
rooms. Kit: dining aicov;e recep s' ha e.
dressing room and bath. S57 al
room; kit, dining alcOye. reception hall
dressing room and bath. S37. so
see resident manager in Apt. los.
$3.50, QUE ST. N.w-Entire building being
Eeidfec and hath Ren's lust reduced. rooms
rooms. kit. and bath. ......' 9gSS
THE ELwooD. 14eI 18th ST NV
DoEw1to%n apartments rooms. kitchen
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. .SE ~ NJ
L room. kitchen and bath. ........ 42.5c
THE MARINE. 18th AND BELMONT SITS.
NV ;;-:F1ve;story fireproof apartment
building: elevator service: near Central
High school: rms. kit. and bath SS5O G
8 rooms. Kitchen and bath. ...... $500
rooms. Kitchen and bath. ..... 45.OC
2932 18th ST. NV rooms. kit. anc
oa'n ..'.'....'.... $500
1SOS CONN. AVE. N.W--2 rooms kit and
pdth ....'..'.-... ............S $3.50
1919 EYE ST. N.w.-3 rooms. kit. anS
ROOM kit. and bath. .... 40 90
40 18th ST. N.E.-New building. two ar,s
available. "P's
. rooms. kit. and bath $40 oo
1927 CENTER ST. NV rooms, kit and
batn $500
5000 18th ST. N.W.-5 rooms and bath.
porch .'..'.'....... $500
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WANTED-ROOMS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE RHODE ISLAND. 1897. R. l. Ave.
n.w.-Desirable single rooms. adjoining baths
on first and SECOND floors: convenient loca-
ton: easy walk Govt. bureaus: beautiful
dining room and lobby: excellent board: also
desirable double room
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. YOUNG MEN desire room and board with
small Protestant family in Northwest section
who do not have any other boarders but can
conveniently enlarge their family. circle. We
possess a sense of propriety and apDreci ate
fun particulars. Address Box 336-H. Star
office. 20.
EMPLOYED COUPLE wants two well heated
sleeping rooms with board: give particulars.
Address Box 43l H. Star Office,
ROOM AND BOARD wanted in NV: private
family. Address Box 421-H. Star Office. -
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1343 T. CAPS R. B... $3.50
747 10th St se-5 r. & b......... 1000
i3i st set r. b........... $500
435 10th St s.e-3 r. & b. 1890
FLATS.
1919 r5'is 81 s 6 Ma r b b. cleo
$40 18th st. s.e.-3 r. & b., cleo. :. 1000
420 Canal st. SET r. b.. h-wh. 1920
52S 18th St. s.e- r. & b. ....... 5000
OH new naper ali through ', 81 so
Ola 9TH st. n.e-5 r. & b., cleo. so
1898 d st. me- r. b.. elec. $500
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235 18th PL NE--3 RMS. BATH $22 80
222 Neal st. me- r. b.. h..W:h.. 1890
221 d ST. n.e-4 rooms. bath 80. $3.50
31e e Park Park rd.l room hath bath (ffar) 1920 e9
633 Fla ave. NET rooms. bath. 5000
tOS Girard st. n.w.--4 rooms. bath. 45.O0
$40 Park rd. n.w.-4 rooms. bath. $3.50
1854 Conn. ave. n.w.-3 rooms. bath. 65 90
THOMAS P. BROWN. 615 41a ST S.W
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES
VERY DESIRABLE UNPUBLISHED APARTMENTS

VERY DESIRABLE UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
Bird w. 81 w
and al
o"s e1e anu s
with
. rooms
5oomsk chen al
BATH 5andS6
kith and
a bath
eH EyT haSE GRn RAYMOND nHe SD'A $50
kiihhsn and bath SSd9oo 9 S25d ST
/
4 ooms
st Wv"
md ANiIR
18th ANNb Nd AVE- 18th AND VC fiEfRbIAAN
l 4 and bath
25e3 sss rooms kitchen wi hpoch
j KITCHEN $40
~ - ~ ~ Wv anu
All OF these apartments ready for occupancy Appv
Bliss Building IS St nw or 14Ol Famont ST. NV Tele
phones Lincoln 1860 Adams 8464.
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APARTMENT RENTALS.

APARTMENT RENTALS
Suites of Various Sizes-Outside Exposures.
Twenty -four-hour elevator and switchboard
ice Garage, shops, dining hall in direct connection
Rock Creek Park across the street
From room and bath to suites of two, three and
four rooms, kitchen and bath the rentals in the great
Cathedral Mansions group extremely reasonable.
Stop in and inspect these apartments before CON-
uniting yourself to obscurity and mental unrest in
commonplace neighborhood.
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS
(Under Wardman Management
5000 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
Telephone Adams 1890.
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1924 Il ST. N.W.-Lovely large rooms. single
ooWs; southern exposure: electricity: reason
able.
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1712 CORCoRAN ST. Nw-Room with
porch. southern exposure. desirable location.
convenient walking distance downtown &
oepts Rent reasonable. Immediate pos
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GEO. w. LINKINS, 1888

1920 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
Lowest Rents in City.
rooms, kitchen and bath. ..-... .S42.5O
rooms. kitchen and bath. .... $500
t715 p ST NV
2 rooms. kitchen and bath So so and S55 90
l room. dining alcove, kitchen and
bath ....-............ S37. so. 40. 30
171s CORCORAN ST NV
3 rooms, kitchen and bath ......... $43 80
II s ST NE
rooms and bath NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 90
144S GIRARD ST. NV.
l room and bath Murphy bed $50 90
l room, dining alcove. kitchen and
bath. large dressing closet, Murphy
bed. gas included &c. $40 90, S45 90
rooms and bath ................ 1900
211G KALORAMA RID. NV
Overlooking the New Million Dollar
Connecticut Avenue Bridge.
8 rooms and baths. ........ S115 90
B rooms and bath .....,...,.,.... 1O5.00
1880 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
4 rooms and bath. porch .......... $50 90
rooms, kitchen and bath. porch. -. 1000
l room. kitchen and bath. porch. 5000
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TABLE BOARD.
wANTr.D-BOoMs AND BOARD.

I749 QUE ST. NW.-Excellent home cook
ing: Summer rates.
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DE SALES ST. MAIN 1OlCO.

l. SALES - /. MAIN LUlCJ.
1890 ST NV
5 rooms ana bath. $40 90 1890
GOO Goth ST NV
New Fireproor Building.
24-hour Switchboard and Elevator Service
] aud rooms and bath $40 90. S57 so
1901 G ST NV
rooms and bath decentralization. 90
SO2 10th ST. NV
rooms. kitchen and bath ...... S45 90
THE FOLG ER--4It End ST. Sc.
u rooms ana Datn .Ut
2I27 ST. NV
4 rooms and Bath; ..... $500 and 500 90
$ rooms ana bath. S4ooO. 4oDU
rooms and bath ................ ESQ
1907 nth ST. NV.
! room, dining alcove. kitchen and
bath with dressing closet. $42 so. SIS o.
1916 9th ST. NV.
, rooms. kitchen snd bath ....... S4500
FLATS UNHEATED.
I712 ST NV
) rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ $4,000
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1920 ERODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.--Fine,
Well furnished room. near bathroom also
Gus hot water: walking distance; telephone
gentlemen. 80
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212- EAST CAPITOL ST.. rooms and
litchenette on LIST floor: nicely furnished:
heat and light furnished: $50 per mo. Apt.
nm C,1d floor Us
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RENT ROOMs-FUR. oCont'D.

1909 ALTON PL. N.w--One large double
room and one single room in new home: with
OF without board can be used for light
2606-w 26s
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RENTAL. $4,000.
An exceptional apartment of reception
hail living ROOM dining room bedroom.
Kitchen, bath and large re,t rear porch Spleen.
and stores: within short walk of down
town: modern fireproof building. Apply
ianitor. 1907 18th 81.
22O1 10Th ST. NV
Well arranged apartment of large living
room. bedrooms. dining room: kitchen and
bath: southern exposure. Splendid condi-
ton and excellent residential section: con
yenient to downtown cars. stores. etc Very
reasonable rent of $50 Amply ianitor
THE PARKER. 5000 10th ST. NV
No. 302-6 rooms and bath. $50. 90
No The 4 tulane roaMs and aioq isth ST NM
THE RocHEsTER., l4as Meridian Pr NV
No S. rooms and bath: 5575
THE LEUMAss; 1901 Que st. N " az
No No. 404-3 rooms and bath. 1000
:. THE DE SOTO 1900 Mass Ave, NV.
caAs E. TRi iiai 51S i Dist. Nat. Blk. Bids
Day phi. n. 4778: night ph. Col. 667O.
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B. f. SAUL CO.,
Main 21OO OPS 18th St NV
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I4IS NJ ST Nw.---Large front room. Sec
ond floor: single room: running water in
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1851 YOU ST NW.--Extra large house
keeping; southern exposure; rent reasonable
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B2f7-32ol CONN. AVE. READY FOR OC-
cupancy-New fye-story elevator build
ings: tile baths. built-in fixtures.
Resident manager on premises
2 r.. kit. rec. h. and b. S53 90 to S6O.VO
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RENT ROOMS--FrrRNJSHED

2130 18th ST. ANACOSTIA--2 unfurnished
outside rooms: Ink. Line. 1164-W.
Sa5 VA AVE S.W.-2 bright Ink. rooms;
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lighted until pms rooms. kitchen
and Datn 1OO.OO 10 NOs.OV
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1920 VERMONT AVE.--Large. comfortable
. second floor front: twin beds: continuous
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zoos 9Th ST N.E.-Cheerfui front room.
next to bath: near 3 car lines: SIS. Atlantic
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILL SHARE WITH REFINED YOUNG
woman. attractive turnlsnoa apar'tII. arrc
rooms onm' and closets close to and bus sery;
ice walking distance OF departments. S Saas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-21
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them
now with Circumcision, and emulsified
creosote that is pleasant to take. Greco
mulsion is a new medical discovery
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OF all known drugs, creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities as
one of the greatest healing agencies for
persistent coughs and colds and other
forms Of throat troubles. Creomulsion
contains, in addition to creosote, Their
healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and stop the
irritation and Inflammation while the
creosote goes on to the stomach, is alb
sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat
of the trouble and checks the growth
of the germs.
Circumcision is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in the treatment of persistent
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and other forms of respira-
tory diseases, and is excellent for build
ing up the system after colds or flu.
Money refunded If any cough or cold is
not relieved after taking according to
directions. Ask Your ggist.-Adver-
tisement.
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dancers. Dick Barstow, in an en-
core, does about all the steps of
the eccentric dancer, on his toes.
He is especially good.
Charlotte Woodruff sings elsie
D'Amour" and Together We Two"
Miss Woodruff has a good voice
and gets away with some classical
stuff in a fine manner.
And then there is Milo. 1 won't
say much about Milo, cause that
would spoil it all, but I will say
that he can do some clever imita-
tons.
Charlie Davis pays tribute to Paul
Whiteman with Mississippi Mud"
Charlie is getting better and better,
and so is his band.
Maurice plays "a Thanksgiving
Festival" This is much better than
usual, for he gets away from the
one, two three sort of playing.
at the Indiana. (By the OBJ
Server).
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Claverhouse, played by Walter
McGrail, has "the man about town"
mark on him. In his love scenes he
seems to be bored, which is most
unfortunate in that he VOWS that no
matter what she is he loves Mill
cent and wants to marry her.
Lloyd Hughes is good as Jerry.
He knows that Mile is just but
terfiy, but as he is poor he tries to
put her out of his mind. When he
lands his job in South America it
has dawned on him that he is deep
ly in love; but all's we'll that ends
we'll, for Mile leaves her party and
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Dol tucAAucSS GEAR IL CCle th1ng
known in the story as Cecily
Graces. The university life reflected
IN THE Drop Kick" is not the mush
and moonlight atmosphere that we
generally find in such stories. In
fact, every little kiss and movement
has meaning all its own in this
photoplay.
The coacl1's wife would be called
q "hot mamma" in campus slang
and she lives up to that title. She
vamps football player and makes
a sentimental fool out of him for
g few hours.
But through it all, BarthelmesS
turns on his famous smile of in
nocense and acts like a nice good
boy, fighting advanced ideas.
This atmosphere does not make
a bad story; the truth is it is a
pretty well gotten up affair, with a
football game and a "necking"
dance thrown in as the high lights.
Barthelmess is cast as Jack HAM
i'll, the football star. He gives a
pleasing performance, but his COM
pus hero is far from being a dumb
one.
This hero is gentleman born.
There are no hungry students in
this movie. They are all we'll fed.
Barbara Kent as Cecily is cute
little dear That's what she is.
The cast is satisfactory and the
photography is splendid. The foot
ball game is well handled, although
the matter of suspense is similar to
all such scenes.
Higgie and Cooper offer dance
act. One of the girls attempts to
sing. Some dancers should only
dance.
Bill includes an overture, a Vita
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who even goes on a hunger strike
to make the fair "sheikess" let him
go. He was in love with a blonde,
played by Josephine Dunn, who had
but one love, the officers of the
legion. However, the captain for
gets about her.
William Powell is the Arab ban
dit who wars on the French. He
nearly gets the girl of the desert
when she is trying to make the
captain jealous.
The most unusual spot in the pic
ture is where the Arabs are fight
ing the French, and in desperation
the "skeikess" gets two chaps from
America, who happen to have a
motion picture machine, to show a
scene of soldiers marching. The
psychological effect on the Arabs
is quite marked.
"Shc's a Shei..--" is comedy Of a
new type. There are a lot OF laughs
in this. 1t is better than any of
Miss Daniels later efforts.
Connie and his band are still at
the Ohio with the latest tunes, land
Jimmie Hatton as the soloist. Come
dies and news reels complete the
program.
At the Ohio. .(By the Observer
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nothing unusual or striking about
it. 1t is just movie.
In the stage is presentation
called the Dancing Brides" The
first number, 1.-THE Waltz Bride" is
done by Josie and Jules Walton,
who nearly make their acrobatic
dancing conception of the waltz
classical. They also do a very jazzy
conception of the marriage cere-
mony. They are brilliant entertain
erS.
Edith and Dick Barstow do the
Ballet Bride" These two are toe
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goes to catch the train. Hughes is
the best actor of the lot.
The comedy situations are fur
nished by Lucien Prival as Giles
pie and Margaret Livingston as
Mrs. Gillespie. The Mrs. is a very
catty sort of woman, and her hus-
band is natures revenge on man
kind.
s"The American Beauty is good,
clean movie drama from an enter
tainment standpoint, but there is
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CLUB PRESENTS
DRAMA TONIGHT

THE Climbers" Clyde Fitch's So
cial drama will be presented by the
Thespis Club of Butler College at
the Little Theatre Playhouse, Nine
tenth and Alabama Sts., tonight
and Tuesday nights.
The story centers about the fight
of certain members of family to
keep up their social position and
the means which they take to bring
this about.
Neil Firestine's plays the char
acter part, that of Richard Ster-
ling and is supported by Jane Og-
born, who is cast as Mrs. Blanche
Sterling, a role acted by Amelia
Bingham in the New York run of
the production. Other members of
the cast include Helen Schmitz,
Helen Kocher, John Perrine, Curtis
Hunter and David Clark.
According to Mrs. Fife, dramatic
instructor at Butler and director of
the play, tickets may be had from
members of the club or at the Little
Theatre box Office.
y q
NEW WORKING
GIRL STORY HERE
There are many stories OF the
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poor working girl that put on the
'dog" so that she could win the rich
millionaire who really loved her, but
here is the story of the girl who
didn't marry him, for she didn't
love him.
"The American Beauty" is the
story of girl who wore borrowed
dress to announce her engagement
to her millionaire; and caught a
train South without it.
Millicent Howard was the girl,
Claverhouse the millionaire, and
Jerry Booth the poor chemist who
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phone presentation, news reel and
DeSsa Byrd at the organ.
At the Circle.
BARRYMORE is SEEN
IN A MELODRAMA
Some movie producers have the
idea that this season would be good
for thrillers and SO they are pro-
ducing such.
In this class we have "The Thir-
teenth Hour" with Lionel Barry
more, an actor of the stage who has
gone in for creating elderly old men
who enjoy to kill and thrill as well
as torture.
The title of this thriller is OBJ
tanned because the master mind
stages his murders always an hour
after midnight.
It is Barrymore who does the
killing, but the monster takes de-
light in holding captive his good
looking secretary, a girl of charm,
who has the good fortune to have
a sweetie who is a city detective.
This lad has detective" dog,
and it is the dog who finally causes
the death of the master mind of all
bad deeds.
Most of the story is concerned
with the effects of the detective to
free his sweetheart from the
clutches of the killer who masque-
rades as an elderly professor.
1t is the old chase idea worked
over in modern melodramatic form.
There are secret passages with peo-
pie suddenly vanishing right before
you.
There is a lot of suspense when
the hero-detective nearly falls into
the evil clutches of the bad man.
The work of the dog is very good,
but at times there is a little too
much dog, which gives a samenesS
to many scenes.
Barrymore, of course, is excellent
in very unpleasant role. He is the
only man on the screen today who
can get away with such overdrawn
melodramatic stuff. His makeup in
this picture is masterful and he will
certainly give you the creeps.
Polly Moran as newspaper re-
porter supplies much Of the comedy
relief.
Bill includes "Smith's Cousin, -
news reel, Emil Seidel and his Or
chestra and Ray Winnings at the
pipe organ.
At the Apollo all week.
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French Club ReOrganized

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 21.-
The Circle Francois of Indiana State
Normal here has reorganized with
twenty active members. Russell
Hanifln, Greencastle, is president;
Mrs. Adelaide Kipp, Linton, vice
president; Clotiel Reimers, Hymera,
secretary, and Harold McCammon,
Lewis, treasurer. The club meets
every other Wednesday evening. All
conversation, contests, games and
programs are carried on in French.
Harry Vincent Wann is head Of the
French department..
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PAGE )

Other theaters today oHer:
Broadway" at English's. Don and
Maize Dixon at the Colonial. Jolly
and Wild at the Lyric. The
Younger Foys at Keiths. Tom Mix
in outlaws of Red River" and the
first episode of 1.-THE Isle of Sunken
Gold" at the Isis. ."Step Lively
Girls" at the Mutual.
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WenI 10 Cnlle, Out
not alone. Billie
Dove is Millicent,
who puts on deb"
airs and is a food
checker in a "rit-
zie" hotel. She
makes a very beau
tiful society girl.
But outside Of be-
ing undecided she
has nothing to do
but wear pretty
clothes; but she
can do that. Miss
Dove is not an
emotional actress,
but she still is Bill
lie Dove.
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LOT OF 1T, FOUND
ON COLLEGE CAMPUS
Richard Barthemess Fights Sex Appeal in Rather
Adult Conception of University Life in His New
Movie, The Drop Kick
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

LOT OF st. modern expression for appeal is to be
found IN the atmosphere university campus in Rich
ard Barthemess movie ''The Drop Kick
The whole atmosphere adult and modern that even the
football coach commits suicide after he steals college funds
Then his widow, before the coach buried makes
plans to land Jack Ham the drop kick STAR very
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The precision, steel-cut gears of The
New Maytag are so true, mesh so per-
fectly, SO smoothly, and are so thoroughly
oiled, that you can run the New Maytag
in an apartment kitchen without the
slightest annoyance to anyone.
The Roller Water Remover of The
New Maytag marks another advance in
washing machine construction. The top
roll of soft, compromising rubber, rides
on the firm, hard bottom roll, like a
balloon tire hugs the pavement.
The extra working surface of this
never-crush roll thoroughly removes the
surplus soap and water frora the clothes
with perfect safety to delicate buttons
and filmy laces. 1t hugs the high and
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Verdict of the Movies

beautiful looking working girl in
Beauty Dancing Brides" the preen-
with
OHIO-"Shes sheik" Bebe Daniels chance to do
of comedy by abducing her hoy friend"
CIRCERatr adult atmosphere college life reflected
in 1.-THE Drop Kick" Richard Barhelmess fights att this
again is killer in another
melodramatic movie, "The Thirteenth Hour"
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fear that he might
indirectly have had
something to do
with the coach'S
suicide, makes a
mighty poor foot
ball player out of
Jack. But he comes
back in triumph
and comes out of
the ether when he
discovers that the
widow had sold out
and was on her
way to Europe.
This gives our hero
a chance to make
love to a sweet and
49, - In -
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ELWOOD, r. L. Lesson & Son Co.
CASTOR, Shaw Maytag Co.
EOSPORT, The Gosport Hdwe. Co.
GREENCASTLE, GreencastIe Maytag Co.
GREENFIELD, Frank Loudenback.
GREENWOOD, VIM. M. Carson & Son.
KOKOMO, Miles Maytag Co.
LAPEL, Woodward Hdwe. Co.
LEBANON, Lebanon Maytag Co.
MULBERRY, FIaningam g. BOoher.
MUNCIE, Shaw Maytag Co.
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BEBE HAS NEW
COMEDY FORM
BARRYMORE is SEEN
IN A MELODRAMA

Bebe Daniels gets away with some
new forms of screen fun in "She'S a
Sheik," now playing at the Ohio. In
one of the screen stories the "Sheik"
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kidnaps his lady
love and takes her to
his desert home.
Miss Daniels turns
the tables and takes
the man she has set
her heart ON to her
tent.
Miss Daniels is not
a real Arab, but the
adopted daughter of
the head man of the
tribe. That, however,
does not prevent her
from falling for an
officer of the French
legion. In trying to
mako him 1Oxro hor
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