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URSDAY. APRIL 20, 1922
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PALACE
TOMORROW
Matinee and Evening With
Vaudeville
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Star of “Outside the La ‘,”. “The Hav‘vk” an
* ll tinnitus
t_ l‘uu l'rmluctinn l’lnyini: at Re.-
_;vnt i~ (‘nlletl I~‘umlie:~at l'lc-
tut-e I'Zu-r .‘Illtle
\"llllzttu l"(r\ spcciul produc-
..: Mark Twain's “A Connecti-
Yunkt-w in King Arthur's
- at" which opt-nevi nu ennuge~
u ‘.|~-l nurht at the Regent 'l‘hea-
l- .. I\l‘.\‘ lnlrunk with the best
'll lllults lli. l'ullltlllh‘ iilf‘l‘lll‘y
\\il‘.t'il Mr. Fox has given to' T 0 D A Y AND
chin. ll mmlc u remarkable ‘
...mu Ull un enthusiastic nudi-
\ Faun-clit'ut Yulllu'w‘" is a pure-
\ r'w l‘lI .‘ll ('itlssi". It llllht been
>~'..lv-<I lu'lhlully to the screen.
. ' tln- mun-kin}: humor of the
l l» twnzhto-nl-tl by the \lsuul up-
“ humorist
uuch of his books. even
i‘llv‘Kl, ill' pleads-«l u cause. In
i'v-l‘lll't'iit'lll \‘unlu-e" he argues
in mmln-rn way of doing: things.
i lrlll\t'.\‘ that we are lucky to he
.w mluy 'llltl nut in the days 01'
mm H ixlllJills “t'l't‘ hold.
Hm t‘.i\t~nvli.<h. the Yankee.-
. \ill‘l \vll, up-to-vlutv. liunds him-
.vm-Mruly hack in the, Middle
«mum: King: Arthur's Knights.
"~ li-Hlllli 'l'uhle. His :nlventures
lll.llit' to play :1 purl ill Mur-
'l'\.l ll'tlill‘l‘ll lon' lolnuncc.
in illll'tii)" :l moment without
l‘l'i|.'ivi'21lli\'SiU l-Inlnlett .l. I"l_vnu..
i » Hymn-fur. the settings are superb?
Htli.lt|i\ tht- Sl‘l'lll' nt'the tournu-l
ii .\\H'l't‘ Multiu, dressed an ill
. Mum and :ll‘llli'li with rcvnhcr :lndi
mt, l'-!Ill$ all of Kim: Arthur's
l -' is. 'l‘lu- picture plays tutuln to—v
lll lu-llurl‘nu.
k|.lli\ 'l‘\\:lil! was not
I'll
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l' \l..\('l-I YAIVIH'IYIIALI".
~ pH-mlni New Ilill Opt-Iii": 'l‘mluy ln- '
clu-Ies Many Mars and Ilia:
'l‘imc x‘l’t~
4'.’lll'l gm “'rhllL’ on the ['llillt‘t'
lnlvullc- program this \w-t-k. l-‘rum
hit: rust tllcutrt-s and the sharpest V
I (runs. t'ullll' the uuuuiulous reports
I u llu- ”\t-cptionnl merit of the show.
-II is .mt ut'ts-Il that the acts :lrt‘ so
. lmrlll‘. praised. but not um- nn lhis‘
, v.” L's i-ill inn-4 iuisw-«l I‘Pt‘t'hlllL' conl- l
pimp-ills. Al Jerome, tllo- “silentI
lm-i" m'l)‘ lu‘ ill(‘illlt'll to silence but
lm l'uluce :lualit-nct- that lu- plays to
uun't lw. lie is t‘ll‘\('l‘ and has :1
in xx good line of eutertuinlm-nt. An—
L-r .‘lllli Pucker. two churucto-r hu-
murlsts lune cr-utimls “hich entitle
“11'!“ to fl \ery high rank that they
Imu- “ml. Leila. Slmw :lnd pluvcrs
urll present a travesty trinngle piny-
lv-l "'l‘lu-re She Goes Again." This is
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.Krllc‘s song's. stories and slept-I will
{A litiHli“ the Norwzllkers without
Are You Among Those Laughing? If Not You Were
Not at the Regent Yesterday—But, Listen
TWO MORE BIG. DAYS,
TOMORROW’
KEE;
t1. :1. m KING Ali—W5 comm.
The Greatest Laugh Picture Ever Made
« Ins-lion and the show will close with
tin r‘s Musical Ten. 'one of the best
:LGnnulions of entertainers that has
cut inn-n assembled. In addition to
“l" \rlulleville.‘the l’ulace will pre-
so ill today only. Gaston Glass and
other slurs in "Cameron of the Royal
Mounted." As will be noted in other
announcements the Palace will to-
luorrow pr-sont the premier run of a
new I.on Chaney feature and the reg-
ular picture. announced for tomorrow
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Special Double
Conway Tearle
IN
“The Man of Stone”
SATURDAY
Feature Program
Elaine Hammerstein
IN
“Why. Announce Your
Marriage?”
,will not be run.
Ml'SlCAl. TREAT APPRECIATEDa
The advance sale of tickets for the
concert. to be given tomorrow Friday
evening at the South Norwnlk Con-
gregational church. furnishes evidence
aplenty that Norwalk is alive to the
excellence of.the musical treat that is
to he offered and will take advantage
or hearing the artists‘who are to ap-
pear. The popular prices at which
the concert is bélngol‘t‘cred together
with the unusually fine program that
is to be given. so diversified that it will
Coming Next Week
, GEORGE ARLISS.
in the Role That H_e Created and Made Famous on the Stage
; “DISRAEL ”
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AI. JERflME
The Silent Fool
, Today. Only >
7A PRE RELEASE. OF A NEW, UNIVERSAL SUPER FEATURE IN _ADVANCE OF N. Y. ENGAGEMENT PRESENTING;
d others—with Irene Rich, A1... Hale, Stanley Goethals (the kid) and othefiisftars.
Friday
’ith Va
“There She Goes Again’
lElLA SHAW ti Iii].
In a Traversty Triangle Playlet
T he Palace
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“Two Fifth Avenue. Types”
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lltlll LASALLE
st 0Tl!‘> and (steps.
One of the stagc's most ver—
satile comedy artists in songs,
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A Hilarious Jazz Fantasy
Five
Email an individual Artist
. tilEll’S MUSICAL
Buys and Five Girls»-
w Gaston Glass-
by Vivienne Osborne
[rt/mg mgs
W by Win mgfim; be
SneCial Matinee and. Night...
Star of‘“The Miracle Man?“0utside the Law,”
“The Hawk," and others in a new super feature
1. PRE RELEASED
In Advance of Its New York Engagement
Positively First Time Before an Audience——
in Finished Form
CAST INCLUDES .
Irene Rich, Alan Hale, Stanley Goethals (the kid),
Frank Campeau, Herbert Standing, Spottis-
woode Aitkenand Dagmar Godowsky.
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CASE WAS SPICY
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’ ‘lr\..d" curt-let. by man or woman, be-
fore they make an arrest.
(‘hicl‘ Pennington .told the court
that he had seen Mrs. Gonch drunk
suerul times upon‘ the street. and
told of seeing her get off a. car one
night while she was drunk. \
“It sue was drunk. why didn't you.
:s chief of police and an officer of
the to“. arrest her?" asked Judge
\\'nlfe.
"Well. she wasn't drunk enough.“
was the reply.
“Have you a standard in Nor-walk
on drunkenness?" was the next query.
the reply to which was that if the
person was going about their busi.
ness bothering no one and seemed to
be able to make their own home
safety. they: were not bothered.
Grouch. who charges his wife with
intolerable cruelty. and habitual in-
tcmperance. was the witness who oc-
cupied the stand during most of the
morning session. There is an addi-
ional count against his wife. that of
adultery. which. however. will not be
admitted until additional testimony is
introduced to show that Mrs. pouch
tad been served with papers embody-
mg this complaint. Mrs. Gonch claims
to have no knowledge of this count
in papers served on her.
Married on July 15th. 1902. Gonch
said that he had three children. He
had made his home on various occa-
sions in New Brunswick. N. J.. Phil—
adelphia. Pa... Bridgeport. Conn.." and
for the past nine years in Norwalk.
He said that he was a. bookmaker at
the Empire'Race’Ti-sck. .ut Yonkers.
N. Y. Attorney Delaney tried hard to
make Gonch‘admit that he was mak-
ing “books' 'and selling thanks" in
Norwalk. but this was denied.
Dilring the course of the~crcss~9x~
emulation of Gonch by Attorney De-
:lpm-al to all tastes” has already as-
Hurt-d a capacity oudience and the
prospects now are .that the large
lillll'l'il will hardb' accommodate all
uhn will wish to attend. Miss Daisy
Jean is appearing on the program as
'w-lnsl, She is agold Amedal winner
ul’ llu- tuna! Conservatory of Music of.
'u-luiutn and on her present American
twur has won unqualified plaudits.
Miss .le-nn \Viswell pianist. is a rank-
l'lLf .‘H‘ll‘t who is well known. R. Rhey
advertising and 411 making souvenir
programs wideharmto be on sale the
night of-the play. Ushers and ticket
takers—and program firls will be dreSs-
ed in French peasant-costume and the
colors of .France', will be everywhere
prominent.
As the proceeds are,to be used in
helping the children made destitute by
the war. all who‘are able to come are
‘cordially invited to do so and to in-
vi-trrisun ton: known'as one of the. terest their friends as well. The'tlckets
. -~t-lu~;ttmi Beethoven Trio will be ac- . are fifty cents; tax exempt.
«unpunisl for Joseph Lycell. baritone.-
'I’lu- scll-ction of Mr. Lycell for the ‘ . ’
wuul {natures of the concert refl‘ects RAILROAD GETS _
tlw met-Hunt judgment 'of the commit-'
1.... that had arrangements in charge.
'l‘n‘lwts tor the concert are still avail-
vl-h- fit the Hamilton Gift Shop in Nor—l
“~ "'k and at the Alfred Fox Plano.
Huxumm '9 store in South Norwalk and l
almulot In- secured at once to avoid any
llwwx‘lhilil)’ of disappointment.
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the train.
When arraigned this .morning he-
-V fore Judge John H. Selleck. in the
l I:l'.\(’ll PLAY Asp SONG Rncn-g Darien court. Washington \ (:3de
.H. AT HILLSIDE SOHOOL l guilty to the charge of riding on trains
I-‘Iun.n‘.’Acnn. 28TH. innd trespassing on railroad property.
,_ ‘He stated to the court that he had
interested in worth-while- en— 3 been out of work and was endeavoring
1- H.1l1ltlH-nt “1” do “’9“ to keep free'to 888k a job bellore returning 1.0 his
, =. m wrung of Friday, Apr“ 2301. j wife in Wilmington who was about to
~ “m. uw Hillside School is presenting become _u mother. Realizing the pagan
t-memm of plays and song for the ’ tion that the man was in Judge Sel—
mlwtil (,l- 1}“. French Orphans. It has‘ lcck sentenced him to 30 days in jail
‘ il"lli \ ill-0n announppd that the ' but later WSand9d the sentence.
l‘wmll :lllegorlcal play "L’Utilite dei Judge Seleck informed ‘Vashmgton
lloulcul'" will be presented under that ‘II he was 0"" caught Mound
.lm-n-lion of Mlle. Rose Aija’n, Darlen agnlmthat he would be severe
1- other of French in the school.‘ with him and that the suspendedfen-
NOW. an additional attraction has tence'would 3‘90 be 2'0”“?wa
M.” added in the singing of Mr. ‘ ' i
the court-
liulph Toland. well-known baritone.
\I r. 'l‘oland will render several, “'0‘!” ,
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wt songs durlngthe Mull);
Th young Ell. ‘ V
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. AFTER TRESPASSERS.
puny :iwremses
METHODISTS ELECT
CONFERENCE STAFF :
.AT FIRST SESSION
Continued ‘trom First ’Pago.
he}. E. W. Slu‘igley. Rev. A. F.
Chamberlain of Stratl'ord. Rev. “1 S.
Burgess of l'niouville and Rev. '1‘. M.
Terry of Brooklyn.
Rev. Minor Hurwood was elected
statistician of thi‘ conference. and the
assistants whom. he named. repre-
senting the various districts are: Rev.
C. H. Peterson of New York. Rev. C.
l-T. l’eteron. Rev. R. R. Roberts of
Roosevelt. N.‘ Y., Rev. C. 'M. Wilson
of Amity-\itle. N. Y.. Hev. R. H. Dodd
lof \Vest Hartland. Rev. Kenneth
Kingston 131' Meriden. Rev. T. C. Bob-
ctin and ltev. M. i'. Culver of New
Haven. ,
Hm. Gustave Lease .of‘Oceanside.
«N l'.. was el «ted biographical
retary.
After the organization a memorial
scrvice was held for the nine mem-
SE'C'
ht rs of the conference who died dur- ,
ing’the lost your.
Rev. George 8. Bishop of Brook-
lyn presided anal the speaker was
Rex. ‘l‘. P. Watson Harmon of the
'Duw Theological Seminary of Madh-
son. N. J. , ,
The reports of the district super-
.intendents showed practically all of
' the churches to be in excellent finan-
cial condition. The, indications are
that the centenary fund this yéar will
be fully asttirge as last year. Nearly
,'c.opo..membii§ have. been ‘added to
"therchurches ’durlng the" .yeai'ren'd
, herebeen’made its:
K » you tell the truth?"
lane-y. the witness said: "Why don't
He was admon-
ished by Judge “’olfe, that such out-
bursts were not‘ needed. Attorney
Cuneo also cautioned him. Later on
he told Attorney Delaney that: he
"didn’t know how to ask. questions."
laney replied that all th‘e‘witness
had to worry about was‘answering
the questions. and that he~ would
lrame them. ' ‘ 7 -
Since December 3'lst. 1920. Gonch
said thut his oldest boy had been at
St. Mary's Industrial Home. at Bal-
timore. Md. where he hadehad to
send him because of the fact that he
was wayward and that the'police had
had to take the lad in charge several
times. He accused his wife of hav-
(ccnslons and that during one of her
drunk’en rages; she had permanently
scarred the face of one of the boys.
and that another had been branded
with a red-hot iron by his wife. while
she was drunk. . ‘
He also said that about five years
ago he had been. sho‘t~ at in “(inni-
pauk, and intimated that this was
(Zone by his wife or at her direction.
He denied. upon being questiored
by Attorney Delaney that he knew
tamy woman named "Mary" and also
said that letters to which reference
had been made, concerning affairs he
is alleged to have had with the‘wo-
lman. was not true. ~ .
Asked by Attorney, Delaney with
reference to his remark that his wife
‘hadbeen drunk at their“ home. whee
Ether he had not brought home liquor
j pd things to .drinlg,_the witness re-
lated: -
"Iesdn:
'in’g been drunk at home on» numerous.
nN NET menu 1
FISH Ellll Slocum
Permission Will Be Pro-
visionally G r a n t e d By
E§tate Health Dept.
llessns for Goncli today. i , k _..______._.
i various thD
- Permission to net fish from
EIGHT MILUONS : Irescrvoirs throughout
'state‘for the purpose of stocking pub-
FOR MOVIES IN STATE lic ponds and lakes will be provision—
ially granted upon application to the
Istateégdeostrtment of health. Commis—
{sioner John T. Black said yesterday.
-lThis announcement is the rcsult of a.
' ' . - . 0 one nest for a ruling onathe matter re-
Admissmn taxes were paid 1)“ ”sweei‘ved by Commissioner Black from
theaters during the vear. Sixty-nine' .
. ‘ . ‘ J. W. Titcomb. superintendent; of the
of these theaters had seating capaci state board of fisheries and game.
ties in excess of 800 and were there..who said in a recent. comunication
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2:; sugiiit._:? $3331 521:5: 0:3 sggxllthat permission had been granted. by
I . 3 8 g D the local authorities in New London
lies not over 800 and 23 not-over 500. i . . .
—' ' i - . land Torrington pending the perms-
malung' them liable to special taxes of ision ot. the board of health. A state‘
3150 and “00 respectfully. {law now prevents the taking of fish
"i ‘ . ' without
billiard‘iflom the public reservotrs
a decent meal once a week. (ind that
when he could get a meal. it consist-
rd of fried potatoes and pork chops.
He had to care for the children and
get them ready for school. and his
wife neglected them.
Adjour‘nment was
until the afternoon
court. when
(:11.
Chief of Police Vs'illiam R. Pen~
nington together with Patrolmen
John Reynolds. Frank Stratton and
John Roberts are appearing as wit-
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taken at noon
session of the
the case will again go
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ly.
1.557 Pool Tables.
The government taxed 1.557
2:33.; “Sou:t)i;:::er:h$ithmti:en .1333 in"? f°“°Wt“8m§%quire'gegtS‘-l 33$“:
' ‘ ‘ sion for the .nlng o is
It also taredbfl»: mogfisgrggreiizgg 1{granted by the state board of health:
merchand SC ro era. 1 ' ' ‘JI ' the examination. to eliminate the pos-
tor boats less than 32 feet long. WI" lcaution toibe takentoinsure cleanly
not be collected after July 1. next. lhabits by fisherman; the state board
Since clrcusea and similar exhibi. lto be advised as to. the dates of such
tions are taxed at the rate of ’100 a'seining; the concurrence at local au-
year in each state where‘ they i°per‘”thorities. in writing {6' the granting
ate. the government received about such provisional permission should
$9.400 from thls'source in Connecticut. The Iconmlisionersaid he felt that
fiat Year The ”00 toxfpaid. a circus: be - granted from an; economic point
may‘give 3n unlimited number "ofper—
formancec in the. state. and may re-
turn inter in the year-.withoutrhe ‘
liable to further special taxes. They
are, of course. subject to the. admission
out also. in common with theaters and
other places of entertainment. ,
-. Bellévconollur Indiflduals? Income.
The pledsure-lovlng people of the
state. as a whole. apparently. contin-
ued most forms of~recreatlon notwitln
standing sharp. reductions in the in-
comes. as indicated by income taxre-
turns. Based on statistics agreed up-
on byr prominent economists.fas‘ tic; tge‘
grantee nnnal incomes _in v1 - . ,
Lgals in th: Ifnited States. it-is esti-r Advertise in the Sentinel
mated that the amregate income of~ results.
Connecticut individuals was about one.
billion dollars last year. About 600.00fl
people ln'ther state are estimated to be
“gainfully employed." '
’ENJomF
, .MIRTH AND MYSTERY;
Continued from First Rose
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cautions; are “taken to
Safety of the'public."-
RAILROAD MEX,I_XJUBED .
.insure the.
STAMFORD. April altar—Ernest w.
Heines of -; Boston and Ernest W.
Mason of West Medford. 'Massachu-d
oetts. both ‘coloredl. . {were injured.
u
0n:the siding in. the localryards of.
the New Hayen road was struck by a.
switchlg engine.” The men. both chiefs
were-taken to the Stamford hospital.
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‘With‘the Veterans
In Japan "I
The Dance of the Season!
Don’t mm It
by referring to a. number of Old Testa-
ment characters as magicians of their
days. -. - _
Following-the entertainment. which
also wasfeaxured b ymusical numbers
by Mr. and Mrs. A
rchibald Merriam.
a. sale of home made candy was held
the members of the club. all of the
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First Appearance of
grimly being sold. In the {arce the Vteers'and GmerBros. Eamony
out of Miso 'fluldah Perklnl was-tak- g. : , . , . . 4;
en by Mrs .Mand Thomas and; that o! m3 . 4 .-
VMartlg Muldoon. Wasjtake'n by Arthur J Dancing 'Till 2 A. M.
,Ncfifirov- » 7 ,, g _ , .
. L meme-4K 5min»: , . --»' .-,' ,
‘ ‘WEzdlxh'le-qoof calla-non A. 155101150 CtSa}
' .m: ‘ m ' -. 15m; .
. ' fr m the re er author-
‘and pool tables in the state. nlnPt)’-iip§;:“38ion o p p . i
four circuSes and other public. exhibi- I Contingent upon the meeting . of
2.196 pleasure boats The tax on mo- 'sibility‘ 0‘ typhoid carriers. every m_
.of. view. provided an necessary 931"»: is to. mum
to monetize circumstances that .
lent: as long an j
wise: the m '
unlit a particular tooth. he will do.
last‘night when a'pullman dining 'car _
5r best 1
A WORD OF WARNING.
Unfortunately the human tendency
is to take rather too keen a delignt in
the spectacular, the fantastic. the
miraculous.
The average person is never con-
tent to merely feel fit; he wants to
feel like jumping a fence, eating 3
whole mince pie and singing until tho
wee, small hours.
He also enjoys going to the other
extreme and. when he has a. little indi-
gestion to fancy himself an object at
r to misery. - .
t a'il‘ghis almost universal desire for
crises and climaxes has lead to a. m
cession of fads even along the pro-
essive ath of science.
8rJust no; the fad is to get. rid of an
teeth. If one has a boil he is sure to
have a friend who will assure him that:
this comes from a bad tooth. It be
have a lame back or a sprained thumb
or a slight headache. on the morning
after trying his latest experiment in
the manufacture of lemonade, from
hope, malt, raisins, brown augu-
,
yeast. he gets exactly the some ud— ‘
vice.
He gets so set in this groove that
when the furnace does north-aw “n
he starts for the dentist to have I.
tooth pulled.
Tmuallbeau'eechrgonumberd
chronic diseases have'been cured by
getting rid of u
acting the entire system, but this 00.,
be not meanthat’the extraction of any
tooth will put the constitution of [to
former owner in, perfect. repair.
Teeth are natural: they are man:
they ~function
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which man has invented;
term, c; was!!! 9‘ ail-e
mike at generous return
pleasure; they aim: do the but
can under the circumstances. 7 _
i metal-é“ the genomic eonrlo ill
with you: mun In
of toll-n1
Woodsman ‘at
nu do. — ' -
“When the dentist
to oniy’fb‘ecéuse that particular
lthhhzout'stde‘and‘he will know M
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Whyth’s. '8;I.D‘§ITZ.D.S.
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. The Musical Event of the
7 _ ' Year ' »
Three plain-gunned Artists in an-
Exceptional Concert Pragmm
Daisy Jean, ’Cellist
J’ean’Wiswell. Pianist
Jose-oh Lyeell. “Baritone
First'ecorxgregafioh’at Church,
" South Norwalk
' Friday Eve. ,~ April 21
Tickets at Hamilton Gift Shop,
Nov-walk; Alfred Fox Piano 60.,
South fiomalk. . .
is ’more dangerous ' Inside the mouth ’
The .Hillfide School
. PRESENTS -
“L’Ufilite De La Danie!!!”
. » ~ ' 1N- 1‘!le .
School Gymnasium
MAY, m 23
Ling—Pi I. «-
Song; I); Help}: *Tolm‘I-l. Batik!!!
3Proceeds for are Orphansof France
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tooth which vol III- :
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comment. than anything;
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