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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
Checkers Contest
Winners Listed

Winners of the checkers con-
test held this morning at the six
school Fairgrounds are announc-
cd today by Supervisor of Play
grounds Edward Dubay.
They are. Girls; Shirley Drei-
miller, u. Donaldson play
ground, who defeated Ruth
O'Brien, II, Lincoln play
ground Boys: Charles Moseley,
IA. Grant playground, who de-
feated Eugene Smith, II, Lincoln
playground The finals were
played at the Grant school play
ground
Tomorrow afternoon ca C h
playground Will have pet
show Winners will be an
nounced Thursday. The schedule
for the pet shows follows
100 p. M, Donaldson; 2 p. m,
Lincoln. 2:30 p. m, Dickinson;
3 q. m, Griffiths; 3l5 p. m,
Grant, 345 p m, Wilson.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
Frank T.. NOrIOH

Funeral services for Frank
Z Norton II, descendant of a
pioneer Macomb county family.
viii be held Wednesday al 2
. m from the Hubbard Chapel
With Rev Alfred Landon offic-
iating Burial Will be in Gin
ton Grove cemetery.
Born at Macomb Corners, Mr..
Norton continued TO live in or
around Mount Clemens until II
wears ago when he moved to
Grand Rapids 10 make his home
with a son. George He died
Sunday in a Grand Rapids hos
pital Also living arc a sis
tcr-in-laW. Mrs. Bert Norton Of
Mount Clemens. and numerous
nicces and ncphews.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
Mary Conner

The remains Of Miss Mary f.
Conner, who was born at Erie,
Penn, on November %, 1862,
and died at her sisters home,
1873 CaSs avenue. this morning
viii be sent tonight TO Sharon,
Penn, for funeral services.
Services will be held there on
Thursday morning from the
Sacred Heart Catholic church.
Burial Will follow at the Sacred
Heart Cemetery The body Of
Miss Conner may be seen until
1890 this evening az the D n,
Cooley Funeral home. She is
survived by her sister, Mrs.
GuSiaVe Cook
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
Paul Keller

Funeral services for Paul
Keeler, 10, Of 90 y MoroSs. who
drowned at 3 pm Friday in the
Clinton river, were held today at
2 p m from LaCrolX e. GroeS-
beck Funeral Home with Rev.
Jacob Whitman officiating.
Kceler fell into the water
while he was apparently trying
10 start the cupboard motor on
his roWboat. He yelled for help
twice, then sank before help
could reach him from GoWanie
Golf Club nearby
Surviving are his wife. Vir-
ginia, a daughter, Carol Ann,
three months old his parents,
Mr. and Mrs PearLKeeler. Of
Mount Clemens. a brother
George, and a sister, Mrs. Floyd
Cumper.
He was a war worker en-
ployed IN Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
TheyDOnate
Time So You
May Drive

Women volunteers from pre-
cinct No. / who worked yester-
day issuing the new "A" gaso-
line ration books were: Melissa
Hickman; Myrtle F G h n d G r s;
Margie Pellegrom; lrma Will
lard; Verle Halter; Gladys Car
ter; Helen Dennison; Dorothy
Provost; Lucille Sofa; Julia
Madow; Louise Long; Emma
Hay. Several volunteers from
other precincts also assisted.
Mrs, Russell Stark, county
CVDO director, today urges APP
plicants to send in their appli-
cations Immediately. They are
not coming in fast enough, she
says, and all applications must
be in by the deadline on July 81.
The office will be closed begin
ming Wednesday, July 81.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
New Draft
Laws Likely
Adult Men, Women
Moy Register

WASHINGTON, July 10 up
- New draft legislation, Incfud-
ing a proposal TO require all
adult men and women TO reg
ister for service in the war eff
fort, will be the subject of ex-
tensive hearings by the House
Military Committee when the
Congressional recess ends in
September.
BY that time, Chairman May
(D-Ky) said today, the com
mittee hopes TO have available
more data bearing on the pros
pect of inducing fathers.
Whether we shall expedite
legislation, already passed by
the Senate. TO boost the govern
ment payments 10 dependents Of
drafted men will depend in a
large measure on the outlook
two months from now" Nay
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
MPrtie Johnson

Last rites for Mrs. Mertie 6.
Johnson, 81, who died Saturday
at her home, 1850 Bordman
road Memphis, were hetd Mon
day from the VIII Funeral Home
with burial in lakewood Gene
terry.
Surviving are the husband,
Daniel, three daughters, Mrs.
Iva LowndS, New Baltimore,
Mrs Fred Parr, Ray township,
and Mrs. Virgil Brown, Pontiac;
two sons, Lynn Taylor lnkster,
and Clifford Brown, Seattle; a
brother, Floyd Milton, Mem
phis. sister, Mrs. Mettie Vovil-
la. ROYAL Oak, Ia grandchildren
and Trcat-Erandchlldren.
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AP War Correspondent
Wounded in Action

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIF-
&c, July i3-.Pi-Wnusm r.
Boni Associated Press war cor
respondent IN New Guinea re-
ceived nine shell Spl in ( e r
wounds IN an attack by japanese
planes on the Sslsmaus 'front.'
the APPS Australian BHFeaH- MS
informed today Boul is being
treated Al an advanced field hos
pital near the battle scene
Ronl. Who Is he first member
OF the APs Australian Bureau -
be wounded in action arrived n
the Sou,hwes, Pacific thoaier
last November.
Bon twice previously has
been hospits. .zcd during his
STA month tour " du,y as
war correspondent - once after
me ieep p which he was riding
over;urued and 2 second tme
after ne succumbed 10 malaria.
contracted Wrle covering the
war n New Guinea
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
Three Band Concert
Sotoists Named

Three soloists for the third
in the weekly series of and con-
certs by the Mount Clemens
High Schoc. band 4. $40 pm.
on the Library steps on Thurs
day were named by Director
Samuel Y. Barbakoff, today.
The three soloists are: Mrs.
Regula Cuyler, vocal; Wray
Davis, on the saXophone; and
Robert Hammiester, on the
trumpet.
A rehearsal for the band will
be held tomorrow evening at
100 al the Mount Clemens High
School, Barbakoff also announc-
ed. Any persons interested in
playing with the band were ad-
vised TO attend the rehearsal.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
james Gir0rd

Last rites for James p. Cir
ard. 66. OF 1908 Toepfer road,
East Detroit, who died Sunday
night at his home will be held
Thursday morning at $50 am.
from the William ID Clyne Flu
neral Home and at am. from
the st. Veronica G at h o ] c
Church. Rev. Father Edward j.
Stephens Will officiate He is
survived by his wife. Lily; son.
Earl. of New Baltimore; two
daughters, Mrs. Ernest Pfeil, and
Mrs. Charles Shipley; four
grandchildren; brothers, Frank,
Walter. and George: and two
sisters Mrs Joseph Couchez and
Mrs. Edgar Whedler,. of Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
.NyTslP COnE!:s:

ST DETROIT - Funeral
services were held at ! p, m.
Monday from the Clyne Funeral
Home for Mrs Myrtle Conklin,
50. who died in Ford hospital
Saturday.
Surviving are her husband,
William, OF PISS Nevada, a
daughter Mrs. jeanette Leon
ardson, East Detroit; son En-
anuel Becker Of Free Soil, Mich.
and three grandchildren. Rev.
NJ. l. Johnson officiated at the
services and burial was in For
rest Lawn Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
Pumping Stallion
Job IS 5taried ,
Sll 900 Project
Gets Underway

Work began this morning ON
the construction Of a new pump
ing unit 10 be called the Mound
Park pumping station. located
ar -IaePfeF IN Warren township
near Mound Grove
County Drain Commissioner
William c Harper announced
tins morning thai The contract
for erection Of the new building
was lot Saturday morning 10 the
Sugdcn and Slever company for
81 094 A contract was awarded
the Oberiin company amounting
90 $4,000 FOR installation Of the
pumps Harper announced to-
DAY The total Job will cost APP
proX.mstely $1,000, usin z
money already on hand as there
are no county funds 20 be spent
ON ne said.
Harper revealed that previ-
NANlN t.ft ANAllAs iAaN RaAh az
proximatoly $1,000 year for
rental OF pumps Pumps from a
former pumping station are be
ing rehabilitated for use in the
new pumping station
In addition, the Rotary Flee
trio steel company Will con
tribute s4.350 for installation Of
a special pump also TO be in
stalled IN the new building.
Mound Park subdivision has
constantly Been subjected to
floods which have caused con
siderable damage in the base
ments OF many homes Harper
said. and the installation Of
new pumps and erection Of the
new station viii definitely elimi-
nate this situation" he stated.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
SOLDIER INJURED

A pedestrian, Pvt. Robert
MaXley, of 3742 Rolls, Detroit,
was recuperating from a brok
en- leg and bruises at the st.
Joseph's hospital today follow
ing an accident on Van Dyke,
north from Hall road.
Maxley was injured by car
driven by Robert r. Ward. of
22445 Gratiot, East Detroit,
which struck him while trying
to pass another car on Van Dyke,
Deputy Clayton Graetert said.
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Curbs
Continued from Page II


sheets and two pillow cases nave
been allowed TO a customer by
some Mount Clemens stores -
not because of any scarcity of
those items, but because of the
need for equal distribution
among the greatest number OF
customers.
One local store manager pre-
dicted the situation would be
greately eased beginning Jan. |,
l943, according to present indl-
cations. The best rule for the
general public to follow is to
buy only what is needed and 10
make present supplies last, he
said.
LIMIT ON PINS
For many months customers
have been allowed only one
package of pins and needles at
time; one Upper and one spool
of thread of any one size. Only
replacements are allowed on
curtains, and purchasing of chill
drens clothing-boys wear IN
PARTICULARS being limited
Baby diapers are limited to
one package per customer, and
the purchase Of yard goods is be-
ing. restricted TO two dress
lengths per customer in certain
textiles. Colognes containing al.
cohol are being limited, as are
womens slips, foundation gar
ments and mems shorts and
shirts.
RESTRICT PURCHASING
There are no shortages in
these items-purchaslng is be-
ing restricted just so there
won't be and because too many
people seem to have the idea of
buying up things before the
hoarders get them"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
CRASH INJURIES

A Detroit youth. William AL
fred Starr, q, of 1854 Trum-
bull, was given an emergency
treatment at the ST. Joseph Hos
pital today as d result Of injuries
sustained when he lost control
Of his truck on a soft shoulder on
Hall road near Utica, Another
youth, Kenneth Gray, l6, of 328
Benjamin. Romeo, a passenger,
was released after examination.
The extent of Starts injuries
could not be determined pending
further observation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
Widow Named
Ford Executor
Probate Court
Hearing Held

Hearing on claim of the Ed
set Bryant Ford estate was set
today for Nov. 8 at 10 m. after
Probate Judge Joseph V. from
bly, Monday admitted the will
and trust agreements to probate.
Mrs. Eleanor Clay Ford.
widow of the dead president of
the huge Ford Motor company.
was approved as executor of the
will and trustee or the trust ac-
counts. Judge Trombly placed
bond on Mrs. Ford at S100.
The trust agreements provide
that each OF the four Ford chill
dren receive S250,000 in cash
plus one fifth Of the Glass b
voting-stock in the Ford cor
poration when each reaches the
age of Is. All class A stock was
placed in the Ford Foundation, a
tax free corporation, under
terms of the will.
Actually. Mrs. Ford is trus-
tee of the holdings of only three
OF the children because Henry
Ford II already is 25. Other chill
dren are: Benson, %, an Army
lieutenant now stationed i'm De-
trolt; Josephine Clay Ford Ford,
81, and William Clay Ford. Is.
Property not placed in trust
for the children or placed in the
foundation was willed TO Mrs.
Ford. She also received one fifth
of the voting stock. The estate
approximates S200.000,000
Judge Trombly said that two
or more appraisers will be APP
pointed on petition of Mrs. Ford.
He said the appointments can be
made. according 10 law, either
by himself or by the probate
Judge in any county in which
Ford held real estate.
Witnesses al the hearing Mon
day were Charles Zahnow. of
Dearborn. one of the witnesses
to the will. and Alfred Lepine,
also of Dearborn. who testified
as 10 the authenticity of the
trust agreements.
In China, il is said TO be polite
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Russia
Continued from Page u

CONTINUED from Page ~
Red armies was indicated by an
announcement today that the
Germans have "despaired' of
breaking through on the Orel-
Kursk sector. after suffering i'm
mense losses i'm one Of the most
determined attacks they have
launched since the nine day Of
fensive started Today. the Rus
slams said, German forces on this
sector have been considerably
reduced in size and are being
used merely to consolidate their
present positions.
While the Russian midnight
communlque reported that Ger
man attacks were somewhat
weaker in the northern area
around Orel, the Soviet army
newspaper Red Star said the
struggle around Belgorod was
daily becoming more acute. -
with the NaziS hurting wave af-
ter wave of 60-ton Tiger tanks
into the fray in an attempt to
widen a wedge they drove into
the 'defenSes last week.
FEW DETAILS
A few details are now trick
ling through about the fighting
of the past few days around
Belgorod After bre kin g
through into Russian positions.
Won Kluge's columns attempted
TO exploit the wedge by launch
ing numerous attacks in differ
ent directions, front line dis
patches said.
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PURCHASING
Draft
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page II
w. Self. Louis A Hall, Joseph j.
Napierkoski. Harold A Bellman,
Lawrence r. Conard, Spencer G..
Fenton
Amos 3 Roe, Jack Nagel,
Charles Budzynski, Paul P. la
senko. George w. Kalker, How
ard F. Wilson, Albert Wehr-
mann. Russell R. Roeder, John
L. Bennett. Arnold A Ash,
Ambrose l., Linton, Leo A Rich
ard, Frank E. Jones, Laurence
F. Priemer.
Erwin Z Schmidt, Friedrich
Beamish. Vaux H. Adams. Wal
ter s. Smith, Paul T. Dacko,
Sylvester A, Wolf, Joseph r.
Partipilo, Gregory r. Partipilo,
Gregory l. Lehman, Richard n.
Kortjohn, Victor P. Preczewski
Leo M Wooten. Dan c. Sullivan,
Chesley o. Babb. William Lyles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
INJURIES PROVE FATAL

GRAND RAPIDS-jHl-Mrs
Alfred Rapp, 50, died Tuesday
from injuries suffered the previ-
Gus day when the automobile in
which she was riding collided
with a truck.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

County Agricultural A gent
William Murphy will attend
district county agricultural con-
ference al Lapeer on Thursday.
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Gas
Continued from Page IL

TO the negligence Of drivers lit
tie work is now available for
some rationing staffs whereas.
an estimate Of the number of
applications received, shows a
huge number must yet be filed
prior to July 81 The workers,
all volunteers who receive no
compensation for their patriotic
service, could easily handle the
processing on time if the public
will cooperate. Mrs. Stark said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
MEET THURSDAY

The executive committee Of
the Macomb county farm bureau
and their wives will meet at
New Baltimore on Tbursday.-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

For economy, Australia has
made smaller stamps and print
ed fewer pictures on postcards.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

Jewel Cave National Monu-
ment, s. D. was visited by 3744
persons during 1910.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

In China, il is said TO be polite
TO pretend your Chinese guest IS
mulch Older than his stated age.
Evening star., 1943-10-09

S1Go War bond during the Third
War Loan was made for you by your
son and neighbor's son on the
fighting fronts. Back the Attack"
with War bonds.
Evening star., 1943-10-09

duS H. Kolstad, first secretary
of the Norwegian Embassy
who this spring was assigned
here from his post in China,
has purchased this large brick
home from Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Peck. Containing nine
rooms, the place is located at
3012 Thirty-second street NV.
and was sold through Boss
and Phelps, realtors.
Star Staff Photos.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Building Congress
To Hear Talk by
'Seabees' Officer

Capt. John R. Perry, Civil Engi-
neer Corps of the Navy, will talk on
the work of the "Seabees" at the
luncheon meeting of the Washing
ton Building Congress at 1890 pm.
Monday in the Mayfower Hotel.
Capt. Perry, who has been instru-
mental in developing construction
battalions consisting Of 5000 officers
and 100000 enlisted men, is expected
to outline construction problems
faced by the service at advanced
bases both for offensive and defen-
sive operations.
Claude w. Owen will be inducted
as president for the coming year.
Other officers for this term include
Charles H. Tompkins, Irwin S. Por-
ter and Charles T. Penn. vice presi-
dents; A. w. Lee, secretary, and
w. A. H. Church. treasurer. The
officers and committee members in
clude:
Board of Directors
sing hector M Addison, F G jr.
Shlnh Ear whittier Weller. C LOUIS
Scharf, John G. wilson, A Hamilton
Sklnker. j p
Board Of Governors
Ofhcers, Halncs, Frank NJ
Directors ar1 Heaton, Arthv.
Boothhy, E Howat P x
Cassidy. jar johns II
Chatelain. l. KlngswtIl william r
Coe Theodore Locher Iohn
Solbert. Maurice r. Nelson. William F.
Dlster. Walter G. Preller C. F.
DOVE. Charles F. Reilly, John
Fcllln. James W. Wleaaad Martin A
Gosneu, Clarence w. Wits. W. CrosCa,e
Graham, George V Wveth Na-han c
Executive Committee
Hea atom. Arthur B. Fem. Charles T.
chairman Porter Irwin S
Chatelaln, Leon. jr Scnarf John G.
Ora ham. George V. Tnmpkins Charles H
HoWat, P Y K
Nominating Committee.
Heaton Arthur B., Graham. w
Chairman HessIck, Fred A.
Chateldin, Leon lr. Myers. ANa
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Permits in Arlington
Amount 10 S48S, SOB

Arlington County, Va, building
permits last month amounted to
$488, ,508, it was reported today. This
included a delayed" permit for
$l67 800 to construct a school build
ing at the darlington development.
School authorities reported that
approximately 100000 OF this sum
would come from funds provided
by the Lanham Act and that the
county would make up the re-
mAinder.
James q. Kincheloe, commissioner
Of revenue. announced that his Of
flce issued 157 building permits with
an estimated valuation Of $426,O78,
in Fairfax County last month. to
record the second largest monthly
total this year. Permits In March
were valued at sl,437,9o9, highest
for the year.
There were 100 permits granted
for new buildings, valued at $4O8.
693 and 27 for Improvements, with
valuation of sl7,385.
County Clerk John NJ. Whalen an
nounced his office admitted to record
during September $50 deeds and
deeds OF trust, bringing the total
number of such instruments re-
corded for the year to 4.08l, as COM
pared with 1896 recorded for the
corresponding period last year.
Evening star., 1943-10-09

eight years. he was associated with
McKeever & Goss and in 1881 joined
Boss & Phelps.
His sales specially in recent years
has been local homes, estates and
sales OF property to the Govern
ment. Among his Federal trarsac-
tions were sale Of a l,0OO-acre place
IN Fauquier County. Va. and the
Arlington Hall Junior College for
Girls.
Evening star., 1943-10-09

was announced
today.
A native Of
Fairfax County,
Va, he attend
ed public school
in Washington
and the Univer-
sity Of Virginia.
He served In the
Army during the
World War.
Mr.. Leigh en-
tered the realty
business In 1920
with the firm OF
Allen E. Walker
G. G IA fAA
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Life of Wood Extended

Preservatives are extending the
life Of wood in many ways of inter-
est to the homebuilder. Besides
adding to the permanence of wooden
structures, preservatives injected
into wood by pressure treatment
prevent decay, make the wood toxic
to termites, and also provides pro-
lection against flames.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Free Press Bottle Hailed

Newspapers not only are fighting
their own battle in the matter of
free press, but the battle of all
Americans, Cyrus Crane Willmore,
president of the National Association
of Real Estate Boards, recently de-
clared.
Evening star., 1943-10-09

RECENT SALE-This spacious
10-room brick home has been
bought by George Urciolo from
an undisclosed seller. Located
at $500 Sixteenth street NV,
sale Of the property was made
through the Offices of Frank
s. Phillips. realtor.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
|. {. Leigh Made Member
OF Firm Of Boss & Phelps

L. Cass Leigh, for the last IL
years q member OF the sales staff
Of Boss & Phelps, realtors, has
been made a member OF the firm, it
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
SERIAL STORY
THETERRIBLE EYE
BY EDWIN RUTT s sS's s::ves. 80: ne
copv0IonI. ieA9.
MA SERVICE. INC.

short-lived.
From the rhododendrons,
which had already established
their proficiency at harboring
villains, the villain of the piece
emerged. The villain was carry
ing a two gallon can. At the
summerhouse he paused, glanc-
ed around with fox-like furtive-
ness. Then, deliberately, he emp
tied the contents of the can over
the floor Of the structure, and lit
a match.
"Father!" gasped Hildy, out of
the darkness. Fancy you an in
cendiary!"
Mr.. H. L. Charming groaned.
Jonah, dialing carefully, dis
pensed with the milling scene
about the summerhouse. He got
another picture.
This time il was just a quickie,
but adequate. A horse, a horse
of much hair, was Looping gently
in the direction of the gatekeep-
er's lodge. Leading him, and leg
ging it right along with him, lop-
ed Henry l.. Charming.
A cry broke from Calvin
Meggs. by gad," he shouted, II
knew it. You're a crook, Henry.
A horse thief"
mo, no, Calvin" said Mr..
Charming, in anguish. at was
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TYCOON ONCE MORE
pTER xix
By EDWIN RUTT


Jonah spoke almost as If Mr.,
Charming were not there. IF ]
catch the lug that tempered with
this dingus, I'll brain him"
Hal" exclaimed Mr.. Chan
ming, wrinkling black brows at
Jonah. II recognize you now
You're that itinerant photog-
rapher. Get the hell out of here"
~ resent that" said Jonah.
"Come, come, boy Calvin
Meggs said impatiently. "Put the
picture on"
81" stated Mr.. Claiming flat
ly. lam staying for no pictures.
Mr.. Meggs settled himself
comfortably. YOU'D better,
Henry. Because, unless I h is
young man Is either a fool or a
liar, this picture concerns the
abduction of my horse, Buce-
phalus."
Mr.. Charming stayed.
1.-THE Sins of the Fathers" was
the only possible title for the
picture that presently flashed
onto the screen. And in this saga
OF shame, Mr.. H. l.. Charming
had the leading role.
The play opened upon a sum-
merhouse, basking peacefully in
sunlight. Its bask, however, was