Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 17, 1923 · page 11

.‘tii‘RDAY. MARCH 17, 1923.

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Jack Daw in Balloon Land
Muslin Elton

Story by Hal Cochran

 

 

 

l ulnrtled Mister South Wind when he barked at the horse
Smith Wind m’lletod the dog by blowing a big crystal bal-
‘.lr. Moon lmd brightoncd up a bit, and Flip looked scared

”1' lilo. circle at Jack. Then CODDY told Jack not to worry.

 

 

Al mfllim,

REGENT Toma! ‘

 

“The Ghost Patrol” Is A lapted
. from
finchir Lewis “‘0“ Knit wn Novel
“3min Street"

mg a double feature pitugram that
should demand the attention of criti~
cal motion picture patron a Two pro.
ductiona that. are on t'hoé special bill
are feature attractions of real

. merit
and it is doubtful if a better double
feature show would ill) arranged.

“The, Ghost. Patrol." :1. nuw Universal
all star attraction has bicn playing
only the largest New Yer". city houses
since its release a short time ago and
it is already accepted as; one of the
foremost 1923 ptroducthxis. , It is
adapted from Sinclair 13ewis' story,
"Main Street." The second subject
on the Regent bill is Rudyard Kip;
ling's World road sto ry “Without
Benefit or Clergy." This has been
produced in a manner . designed to
please overyono. and ,Mr. Kipling
himself supervised the . production so
that the public may mu only enjoy
anew the story of this popular (author
but as he would have tler iectlvo it.

PALACE TODAY

Vaudeville Show (10ers .1 with Cabinet‘s
Presentation “\Vhat’u “Tong with
the “'omou‘.”’

Not so loni: ago a xiicturo was pre-
svuted iii Nui'wulk cal'rd "Rich Men's
Wins." Considerable tvoro the claims
made for it. lillt it lustltlcd every-
one and tho motion1 picture patrons

hnd boon nnvlrr Will :1. Th it came
“\\'hnt‘s \Vrong with the \Volnlm'.”

by the sumo pro lurc- : and “’llll tinny;
ol' the same. :‘iass. And here was
will-rt: lllo surprise jimmy-nod. 'l‘hol
lzitor picturc did iio‘t. :lltr-liipt lo i'ide‘
by on. tho. ropiltutiir). or its prodcoes-
sor. it surpassed it. And that is
lilo reason uhy “\Vl iait's \Vrong with

 

 

 
 
 
 

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'rlliil \V‘intl is Just having his little Joke." said CODDY- “Your;
1.. illil‘ all tho hulloon and it will hillfil." Jack tilt-n whistlwl mi
i‘.lll‘.“lfll"l(‘li tn I’lll‘. lnsioliil of ranting up in his nmstor. the dog
Ili lvvr. 11:4 lit: mil, llit- inilloon wont suiting round and round.

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Hip run for a. while and then decided to release him from his
llu look :1. [viii from his coat and punctured the crystal ball. 1t
Flirt 1.: ninth xi hulk

. [Irwin of “nit-r hogan falling iill uround him. (Continued)

 

Mme; nlli‘l .llinlllflll .irulmll. 'i‘iiril !li- it)

 

 

 

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Bobby Coon Is Saddcr but Wiser

 

By Thornton W. Burgess

 

Though things happen I don’t like.
Things that hurt and make mo core.
Day by day in every way
I am learning man and more.

—Bobby Coon.

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' Robby Coon is not 1 fut
' had you been in tho
~‘ rind seen him Ift'r he

"1 out. of n certain true by
l um sure you would have

running a credit. to any
than was both hurt and
grunt sharp clove of
llwi and of M". Booty

. 1' coat, to say nothing 0!

'w luul rocoivod. It seemed
mat the air woo simply

uront broad-winged birdi-
..«, glaring eyes and mp-

' ho was glad he was thin-

;li inster, and if th “'
‘i tr.» world he VIII inlt
1v": run not. He wanted

, from that. port of the
""i. in the very quickest
‘vlo. ()1 course. Booty Ind

swooped after him. On.

‘ll‘k him once more beta"
bulge under cover of a pile

 

GM of them ctr-Itch Min once more
bolero he could dodge under
nlnr till: he was safe. and cover of a pile «’1' brush

"l'u- enough to stay thorn. ‘

-. couldn't get at him til-r0. '

. v it. lie would any than in ”fleet men“. pug B°bb§ Cg:
.went away. So Babb; was in no hurry to have. 1 e “d
wounds and whimpon" and. one mistake that morn ng.

himself. “I didn't knot. “II‘ “I .‘ouh. a. h.d no mun.

“ . . tingling over and over. a... a: noun: uglier “33?; '1:

. T ‘Iixitrgfistgrtog;itlrgm I ""ld63’&1.h't" 3:: Ellen hon

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‘ 21:23:33: "2'2"" “3.” r M“ ‘itéz'if’fflfi'? 2:. if.

‘ nut 'nrst being; our. 4; ll You! 3:5: as}:
do no. flow In: I to 0' o o

'2 as. had taken Black! on “n ”‘83::

‘ ’I 1 ”lost." >
will lioo end Ian. Boo y Inflated.

j ”“95 clef: to that ll. 3 “9%? “3:

‘ , hissed and c their rent ’3'“

' llll i W... mg. "I“: "I to "a a the Bobby Gorgg'hertoptzu;

"” 0 y can. not ml‘ or.

.. .l- B bb mt tint no at bank and u

di’i.‘ lioootyy 3?};9: It. ’

'Wu babies back in

(at u I. 09
attention. So, with t

l throat. she now it a . ‘1' 1% "min-1* T
remained. Ha Ich:‘ at ”50"“ ' " .. d m i
W‘oflullntunsdottluo .

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' h“ vise he felt thlt I»

‘ home.

Hr‘. “I. 13' Coon didn't know ._

f 'l _. hit. You see. big II M
wing-- of 300th l '

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'ut' Norwulk patrons: is thing

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lhn \Vnnirn'f” rr'qll‘rt‘lni lny hundrds
(.tifi‘od
today it tho Palace. The picture will
he pres ted in ('0 niiieclion wilh lho
\nudcvillo program. and thorn “ill be
three common; sh guys at 2:15. €143
and 921;.

'i‘ltl’X'fl’N KING

 

_. ..__._.
Now John Gilbert Play at Regent and
Palace; Sunday

.lnhn t':1!lw'rt's
ton lx‘mg" will
the Rtgtill zilld
liily ovrnillg.
lion in one at

new vehicle "Trim—-
HA the attraction at
l,‘l‘.lilC0 ’l'lioatros Sun-
'1‘ b’ts new Fox pHnilC-
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The Regent Theatre is today ofirr» '

found that if anything the production ‘

’ THE DAILY

' NEWS AND NOTES

Cl/lltlA >‘\\’.\.\'.\‘H.\‘. rill-null: m“ 'r

more to do willi-\\‘r.uiiis~ii's llt'illis than
anyone also in this grout nation. Not

goes on outsido tlii~ llo'id.

 

 

'_ .— \ has (\‘vvr made ll] ulsit will please the
“\' 3‘? ‘\\;\ countless numho': oi admirers that
\\\_:'o‘§ \\\§\\\\ he has gulnmiflir: this Cit}.
- 3.11., x \f‘ g§~\ 1‘} ‘l\‘ "WHITE snorimtzlis"
\. ‘ \ ‘ sixy \ "
.. \\ ‘ ; \.\\W«~\\ rt‘flllliill: llom riii‘ul Katliorino Mac-
\\\‘-\_a s“ \\ \‘S‘ Donald Starts Tomorrow Night.
/ k ‘l; \ ‘Txi \¢ :\ \\ \ iii liiltliu “\“i‘ll‘l‘-lil‘i Munr-
/ \ .‘ \\ ~.\_ \ ‘g \\ e.“ . iilg ul‘ ",Uiy hull" Today. i.
‘ \‘.\\ \ \‘ .\_\\ \ NIA\JI;\1CI (it m w- Kll pl'w; ’l‘lli‘lioi"s s-‘rillll
‘ \ > ‘ \ "\Vhlte Shmlltli-Irr." “hi(‘ll ran in tho.

lit: :31an Post. has hovni
mudo into n 111m play. and with Kiitli-
oriiie Muvlloi nfll as tho star will lloi
.showll ill the iliiitltt) 'l‘liQufir. V
row o\'~~nim: .li" on Monday.

'l‘ho story :2. that. of lovely Virginia.
the {nil-inst ii ristocrat of old Louisiana
who.“ moth or land cultivntul lior
hr‘lllll)‘~—l0f "A‘lllll that beauty could
iii-in: on alt. nuoticn in. the mnrringo
nlurk-‘t.

Love “dry-:3 ils way into the dilem-
ma. of tin: girl ‘whizso linzlllly “us on

iomniv

Dani" WU] ho hold at the 1113110. This
picturo fontur's Johnnie Walker nnd
ltutli Clt’t'nrd. ingother with Rin-Tin,

tho fniiurus dog star who has np-
poared in pictures at the Rialto be-
torn.

On Monday cvrning in addition to
“\Vhito SlimlJtlvrs" Richard Barthol-
rm-ss will make a p( rsonal appear—

 

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auction rm 1! who would have sacri~
flood low,- l‘or tho mom-y to shield
hor hrotist'r i‘rom lil‘iliil—anll love
always finds :1. wny to solvo most dim-
cultios.

Today the mini showing of "My .

 

 

oliuiitrts silo ran out of breath and

“Y JAMES \V. DEAN ‘

SUV. llll‘ll. (‘on‘lp right now-n ”Urn ideas and had to ’sit down and think
lll‘l‘l‘ whore l ('llll tz‘llk ClOH“ and coil. for ii wililo when silo. silti‘tod work
xltlt-mmlAikr- to you. on “illiiollr:irri‘s Eighth \Vife" i. he

It won't l-o lt‘lllf‘: until your wife. ”Ul‘T Gill'-

.\'our sistor. ni‘ d\'tll ~vour mother. is ”“Vl- ”11m“: M.“ mirror 3" Sh?
fining to romo limno with lior Emir "Vii“ “ht” 3" 1351 the hirsute in-
(-limn-d .lllfii like \niirs. fil‘imliml hit lit-r. Hattie 'l‘uhourno,

And who's to hint”? for it '.‘ \\'lit)‘:: ”1“ set “V “'HnWS and 011‘? 1‘98“”!-
to blame, i ask t...) :v , tion mum-'5 onll‘ii.

Gloria Swnlis‘zin 2 o a o

h'rssir! Gluriu Swanson! SMDY Snip! SillD’

. ' . . A-fow more SilillS rind Gloria was

That Swanson woman has had “SM“KIWLH “5 ”‘5“ “"1 boys used 10

call that style of haircut.

mv'miing just oniplv idtns ulmllt sill: like “ m‘m's' "The 0‘” {OHOWS tho
noxllgoos and Illlllk-lzllltjll llig’ill§l'n‘\\'ll.< "“rV“ or ”1.“ “P“d- l‘he hair ‘3 315“
:md.womanl.\' llllil’l'w‘lliif‘llt‘f‘, hut. what out; :it tho sides and curled under, still

prosorvin: the slinpo of the head.

young Spanish,

SENTINEL'

OF THE MOVIES

H l»? "(i l ,( ll‘JAS B011."

Gloria hud lit-f hair out in the back

‘ PAGE ELEVEN i

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they tip—regardless of whether they at)
tip with discrimination; they tip comm
with their means.

TIPPING
1: Ten per cent is the rule for tip-
ping waiters. harbors and hair-dress-
crs, except that in high-priced places
one. should never tip less than a
quarter.
‘ 2: Thirty-five cents is a fair tip for

a. porter on a. Pullman in which a
person spends one night. and is
earned. considering that he shines

your boots.
3: A transient. guest at a hotel
tips every employe who rcndcrs sch‘

 

 

Gentlemen and gentiewomen'practive the theory that. the servant is
worthy his hire. They pay for every servibe rendered. Tipping being in vogue.

prove the syster. But the sensible ones
ensurate will the service rendered and

4: A. permanent gurst at a hotel

It‘ll?“ tip once a. week, a dollar .being

enough for a woman to give a waiter,
a dollar and a. half for a man.

5: The house guest never tips any
servant more than five dollars at the
end of his stay. .

IT‘S BAD MAKNERS roi- 3' male
house guest totip women servants,
except his waitress, or to tip the hotel
chamber-maid, except for special ser-
vice. ~

vice. from a dime up. i TOMORRO“': Etiquct of Gleam

 

 

DRA‘VI‘NGS BY BILL HOBBIAN

DRAWFUNNIES

VERSES BY HAL WAN

Draw in the musing lines and then color- the picture

 

 

 

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ll‘:llll in Gotham you can coo

Italian. Jewish and

. . . And that‘s wind the)" call the
As Swanson l.;l..«lrnssos, so ilJil‘r NORTH” llo‘nfh
. . , } toll you. nion. nll lilo women
drossvri the nation , _ . -
. . . folks will ho “wining: tlio “Glorius
. , lull." union: the leaves {all next au-
1 oaro not “’llu tinnitus tli~~ ll.‘lll"!i :1 tunin.
laws. or writton its mugs, lot lilt“ so-tl‘ sz‘ and speaking of women fol-
its: him. styles! itrmizix lllU\i|‘ shits and fashions. tho
. . ' inn-:1 qlrt just :13 Mid. Tho Vniontiuo
(Uni-in. zls- .l to )vfl‘.‘llllili l.n r innit l mixin- :zfl’l crows. Sivirlnirns and
'l‘lit-ii mm tullifiit‘l‘t‘d it. ’l‘htu (‘ill‘ll‘tiill(l}IL‘.’)' liuir ilndoi‘ tho. lint. In an."
it. lioidu-d it. l-‘lOilnot-il it. i‘u:i‘lh‘:~'x:lu\\'.l."
milcd it. \ant‘r-wnvmi it. Flor.
si‘nnzicd it. i
And Marv limo (llm‘iu. nunlo :2 l
movi- \vitii llt‘l‘ curling: “‘0” till ll'l‘

 

comb lill tilt1 \\'0lilt‘li folks slui’lt‘d in
do tho sumo. thing.
Gloria worked so many

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i'oift’uro. ii

“Ln
§slittiili st

Fl‘l‘dll‘il youths wailing tho Yulentlno~

Any dark )mliii: follow
Mix a notion that he lwzirs the
rr‘sciiilv‘siilioo to the shiek
loos his lu-st to improve that rosem-
ililnt‘l'. it scoins.

l.lll'iil'l-:~.~l.

 

linoo n! the lllnlio in conjunction with
tho. prr-viow showing: of “'I‘lin llri:_.:‘. ‘«
Shawl." his intent. photoplny. Mos:
Dorothy Gish who supports \lr, l‘
thelnioss in the picture Will lit. pr.
rnt as well as other iiicmlw-rs m ll.«
company.

 

 

5.

BATHING Sl‘i'i‘

Amplifying the scantimss of tin:-
one—plow bathing suit t‘ii‘t‘ ill’lillfllt‘d
rwrlstiots and decorative hands to

worn about the thighs and ltgs.

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One thing always coiisidz‘r-d
taste is strawimh‘y ShOHCHRt‘.

piled

 

 

ii I-ZlvTI‘R NEEDLES BRIGHT
Y: lll‘ iii i‘llilS will Xll‘\’(‘l‘ rust if you
lll2liil‘ lilo ii‘:t\ cs ni’ your iiomiiohook of

t'lilllllOlS skin instead or tianiiel..

REMOVE IVK STAINS
imlt-lildv ink stains are difficult to
rolimw‘. lviit thoy will not survive an
application at equal parts of turpen-

nmnnnnig
“W

tin; a mi um

PRINTED SILKS

' Ono ol' the smart now printed silk
dull rod
of midnight blue.
seen

fabrics shows a. dosiun ol‘
nil a background
l’rililoll ot‘l‘ects also arc to he

in the silk libor knitted materials.

 

L on mun: W§ A .
\Ye greet the [air toe dancer who
Is clever. goodness knows.
She dances on the theatre stage
And also on her toes.
~ _ SAVE Till; Blf'lTOSS
filacaronl Salad. 1 Bosidc the ironing board keep a
, thick pad of Turkish toweling. Use it

 

BY BERTHA IS. SliAI‘LI-ZIGII
Of Columbia University

\Vlion cold meat is the main dish for
luncheon or supper, macaroni may be

This dish consists of the following in-
grcdicnts:

Three cups of cooked macaroni: one
cup of celery: one applez? one small
onion. thinly sliced: one green pepper.
out into dice: one piinlento or canncdf
rod pepper; four tablespoons of oil:

spoon of salt: pepper to taste; one cup l
of cooked salad dressing or a cup of-
mayonnaise. and two tablespoons of:
tomato catsup. i
Cut the celery and macaroni into:
small nieces. Farawcore, and .CUtf‘JR.
apple. into very small. thin slices. Mini

 

 

a cold place to chill. _
Serve on a' platter surrounded by;
slices of meat or hard-boiled eggs. or,
serve separately on ‘lettuce or any
other green salad plant.

I’LAITED COLm ’

 

 

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LEITEH. FROM LESLIE HAMIL-
TON '1! O BEATRICE 'GltL-‘ISHA‘Y.
DEAR) l ST BEE:

1 go 1 your letter this morning. It
is ewe at at you to write me, for I
surely intended to tell you about my
engag cment the very first one of all,
but a lnce I returned it seems to me
that I have done nothing but try on
dress :5, make myself the recipient or
bridt Ll showers. and, of course, write
to J ack.

9.: course you understand that 1

Wed cling to the most splendid man in
all the world. Yes. Bee dear, 'I've
met L him. and, best of all. he love:
me our has asked me to be his wife.

' [on remember how many times I
tol .d you that my husband would be
ov or six feet tall. well prOportioned,
with brown eyes and brown hair, a.
whimsical smile and dazzling white
Moth. . .

Well. Bee. darling, that is John
Auden Prescott, the man I'm going to
i harry." When I wont to Albany, 1.
«it course. expected my visit. with
Nancy would be fun of the usual
dances. teas, motor rides and flirts,-
flOM, but the second day I'm intro-

 

: dead to John and then it was all
on! as far as I wuiconcerned.

It was
very strange, for I had no more ides.
' at Ethat time that I would be. married
in’a. month. than mntJ would“ be
ported. '

"You all: me about Karl, Whitney.

He seemsto think mass} m
rm a comparatively poor man.
It
madman might. givefi

 

 

 
 
 
 

[who ~

3 m ”in Panama Ln'r'rnps

£0,911th I925 HER, Service INC:

but being an American fathor he in-
sists that he shall be free of all
financial responsibility the moment
I am married. However, when you
see Jack, Bee, you Will know that he
is worth living on bread and cheese
and kisses, foli- I am going to show
that grim old daddy ‘otf mine that
I‘ve got some of that 'dogged stub-
borness of his inflme. and 1'” starve

or all.

about it.
she married? ;
fer the lunar dressthat Karl
ncy is giving me ‘next week Tuesday.

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opera and theatre. seats.”

Come home as "soon as possible.

We are having the grandest time.

So Sally didn‘t have a wedding att-
I wanted you to tell me all

How do you,l‘ike the man
Be sure and bé here
Whit-

before I ask him for a cent.
Mother insists upon a big, wedding.

won t you to be maid-of-honor at my

,Ploor Knits taking it rather It“;

in not going.“ be buoy- _, .

and she made dad'promise to btiy'all
me bridesmaids‘ gowns. You'll have
to come home to have yours made.
You will look lovelyin a pink chit-
ton gown with a gray picture hat
and an irfimense bouquet of Cecil
Brunner roses tied to a. shepherd's
crook. Each “two of the other girls
will be dressed in diflekent shades of
orchid and blue. Privately. I would'
rather not have so much money spent
on the' ceremony. I- would fike to
keep some of it {or Jack and me. and
it‘ makes me rage more than any-
thing else When I ghink that dad‘
doesn't- care 'a snap-about the money,
[apt he thinks‘it. Will do us good to
economize. I'm-{going to begin to
save for, my dapghtens .the. minute
they aria‘ ‘bom. — J‘Tliey shall ‘go 16
their husbands withva dot.

It is perfectly terrible to go to
John almost a beggar. Dad‘ and
mother between vtlzm_ ere Killing-me
three thousand ‘ dollars, which, 4i;
course. will havq‘rytoflo into the house
furnishings: 21 flfiu‘t‘know whether *

‘ In nay- or not.

 

 

 
 

 

 

I'm keeping my costume from every—
body. even Jack. who will be here
for the party.
.Bee, I am goingzto change my coo-

tume three times during the evening,

and ’m going to ahev, a lot of fun.
I must close now, dear,

ii iendsof Jack's

newspapers joke about.

Will you please‘wire me when you
are coming because I have. so many

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plans to talk over with you;

Bce,- dear, I am the happiest girl-
for I am marrying
the prince, dear, and goingrto lire: ‘
happy ever after.

in all the world.
Loving!»

 
 
 

WIRE men
, SEAW‘TGQ-IZESLIEWN .
. “(in be with you on Balm-dc
night. “Make ,
over to .my house .andtelrlxne

About “2.2 Ammanhdsabo '83“:-
,Don’t think .1318 is beginning. Md
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and let me tell you,

because I
am gonig to call on some Very pokey
mother. nI' am de5-_
perately afraid she is going to turn.
out the kind ‘0! 'motheroin-law th’e

‘ , LESI‘JE. .- ‘

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snowmen .,,.cnm. =

' arrangements " w%

A platted collar of white crepe do
chine adds a demure touch to the
simple frock of black crepe de chine.
The collar is broad on the right;
shoulder and narrows to a tie on'
the left.

 

BATH NR TEE PLANTS
Your household plants will flourish
and bloom if you give them a bath
about once a. month in water to which
ammonia. has been added—say a. tea-
spoon to a quart of liquid.

 

 

GUARANTEE

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made into a tasty salad to go with it. >

:when you have to iron over buttons.
i snaps. hooks or heavy embroidery
which should stand out.
I! _
STAINS OFF PORCELAIN
Stains on a. porcelain bath tub that
lobstinateiy refuse to yield before
Isoouring soaps sometimes vanish
iwhen fine sandpaper is employed.

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two tablespoons of vinegar: one ten.» '

all the ingredients together and set in; .'

 

Yes—have an artisti' "c
rooi—but add a safety
clause—fire-proof.

After all, it is a roof youaro
buildingandamofhasmany
responsibmmthatananod
thematerialyouchoose. Bad
weather and changesofterno'
peraturebfingrepsirbmsand
painting costs. Sparks

your chimney, Ol' someones;
burning house. may bring'

- disaster.
So‘you must go further with
the decision than to say just
“fire-repellent shingla”.be.
causethcfire—rcpellu'it shingl’ is '

‘ ~ can burn. The Fireproof

Shmgl' es — Johns-Manville
Asbestos Shingles—will not:
Add upaiitherequiremenn‘
é' andputalltheemphasisyonr'

mind can summon on the‘
thought pf fire safety. And -
you’ll insist on Johns-Mano: