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,g‘;is’0RGANIZED
i. w in normal
_ _ ., \Rogers Delivers
_ Interesting Talk --
Good Start Made By
New Members
A Mothers’ club was organised in
the Roweyton pubiie school yester-
day afternoon when e number of pa.
rents and teachers of the school met
with the object of co-operetlon. for
the edvencemeat of the children.
Mrs. Charles Rogers of Nor-walk,
who hes been prominent in parent-
teecher work in the Nos-wells
schools for several years. was most
interestlnm and entertaining in her
description of the work accomplish-
ed by the mothers’ clubs in the Nor.
walk sehoais.
Explains Work
Mrs. Rogers explained ineny piles-
ee ofthe work of a club of this sort.
ciao oiling some amusing instances
_ where there was a misunderstanding
caused by the child's not grasping
.the true sense of some word or state-
ments of the teacher's.
. Winnipeuk. Center, Fitch, Wuh-
iugton and Roosevelt schoois' Moth-
ers' clubs ell meet in the rooms of
the Girls' and Women's club roo‘msi
on Main street. she said. ;
gore and the principal, Miss Angelina
Wekernan. considerable advance-
ment was made towards the forms.
tion and start of the club. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Mrs] Leonard President
Mrs. Bert H. Leonard. Rowayton‘
avenue. president.
' avenue. vice-president.
Mrs. Allen W. Marks.
Court. secretary. .
Miss Edith Lewis. Stamford. trea-
surer. '
Meeker
up the constitution includes: Mrs. A.
He Bond, chairman. and Mrs. Ile-
rold Douglas, and Mrs. Charles
Funk . , l
. Other Coninutteos
The program committee appointed
includes: Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond.
‘ chairman. assisted by Miss Angelina}
Wakcman and Mrs. George A.
Wright. Jr. ‘
‘The social committee includes:
Mrs. Wendell P. Miillgan.
‘rnan. assisted by Mrs. George A. Key
and Mrs. Sanford P. Wicks.
The next meeting of the club will
be held Tuesday afternoon April 6.
at 3:30 o‘clock. Anyone interested in
the welfare of children is invited to
join and attend the meetings. Pe-
ronts whose children attend other
so ools in the vicinity are Just as
w come as mothers,of Rowuyton
school children. . .
Attention was called to‘the lack
of signs warning uutoists of the
school crossing. It was voted to
have the secretory write to the pro-
per authorities calling attention to
this fact.
‘ In spite of the rainy weather.
the meeting was very well attended.
Those present included: Mrs. liver-
ott 0. Shipman. Mrs.’ Allen W.
Marks. Mrs. George. A. Wright. 51".,
Mrs. Sanford P. Wicks. Mrs. Wen.
deli P. Milligsn. Mrs. George A.
“ Key. Mrs. Henry L. Johnson. Mrs.
Royal C. Decker. Mrs. George Moore.
Mr‘s. Huibert A. Bond. Mrs. Andrew
J. Bowman. Mrs. Bert Leonard. Mrs.
Charles Funk. Mrs. Norman Hen;
dard. Miss Angeline Wakeman. Miss
Edith Lewis. Miss Catherine Cur-
tin. and Mrs. Ado_li‘.‘Semrnis.
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Rowayton Men's Club.
The Rowayton Men's club held its
menthly meeting in the Sunday
school room of the Methodist church
last evening. with 2i members pre-
sent. It was the Vote of the club
to attend. in a class. the services in
the M. E. church Thursday evening.
Officers were elected as follovvk:
Joseph R. Taylor. Pennoyer street.
president: Ira H. Riggins. vice presi-
‘ dent; Sidney E. Bell. Crockett street.
=secretary. ,
A committee was appointed to look .
into the matter of the formation of
- a. Boy- Soout troop. as there are many‘
boys of eligible size in town. e. troop
"will not be e dillicult problem.
' In an endeavor to increase the
,niembership. the club has formed
Vinto two divisions. to increase at-
tendnnce and membership. The ice-
; log side will plan to entertain and
' supply the refreshments for the next
telles. jewelry “end
With the assistance of Mrs. 30-;
The committee appointed to draw ’
chair- ‘
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Friday evening in April.
The iirsi dwision includes: lorry
Tenor. «plain: l. S. with. Arthur
tillerd. John Flint. ire ll. Rigging
Millers lie Fouutluc. Edward A.
Rees. Frank R. Stevens. George w.
sievin- end Herold N. Wilson.
The second division includes: Iid~
ney a. Deli. captain: lrviug w. Al-
brecht. Edger D. Lynch. Russell
Themes. William F. Jennings. Edwin
1.. Steven. double 8. Taylor. D.
L'Homruedieu. Edward Ladrlgan and
Herald N. Wilson.
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u—lsster Post Cards. Booklets
and Folders st Allen's Drug
8tore.--Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur De Salvo. are
spending several days et their home
on Crew avenue this week. This
young couple. who are won known
on the vaudeville stage. have been
away most of the winter filling en-
gegements in various cities.
t I O
Semuel Hell of McKinley Piece is
driving e new coupe
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A meeting of the Foreign Mission.
ery Society of the Roweytou M. E.
church will be be?! Monday. April
5. end not April if. as stated in
yesterday's paper. Mrs. Thomas t' n.
to will be the hostess at her home
ell-upper Rowaytou evenue.
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Roweyton Baptist Church
Rev. Victor Seeilse. pastor
Ioioo—Sundey school.
il:00-—Morning worship. Sermon
by the pester. Subject. “The Irrisist-
ebie Attraction of Jesus.”
d:lii-Young People's Service.
inc—Evening worship. Rev. El-
bert E. Gates of Hartford. will be
the speaker.
The entire week will be devoted to
Holy Week Services. Beginning
Tuesday evening at 7:45. each eve.
hing until Easter Sunday. services
will be held. The program for the
week includes:
Tuesday evening at 'fzifi. sermon
by Rev. Gates.
Wednesday and Thursday.
sermon by
Hartford. ‘
Friday. Young People’s night. Dr.
0. P. campbeii of Hartford will
7:45,
itev. Horace Fleet of
Mrs. Hulbert A. Bond. Rewayton preach. I
Easter Saturday. Rev. Float.
The entire community is ‘invttied
to attend the devotional services.
Special music as well as congre-
gational sinsinx'vrill take place.
On Good Friday. there will be two
union services. the first at 7:80 in
the morning. a. communion service
at the Methodist church. *‘end the
second at 2:30 in the afternoon in
the Baptist church. -
These services are held especially
for those residents who are unable
in attend the evoninz services. This
Sunday afternoon. there will be
home visitation of the church con-
etltucncy .
A itroup of young people as well
as older people will visit. the home.-
tc ercure interest in the meetings of
the wank.
Rowavlon M. E. Church
.. .Waltcr E. Cownrt. pastor ..
lfitoh—Supdsv school. all once:
\IM's “this cities."
j1-flfi...)¢rwn|nrv “Veg-“hi“. Hermie"
Huh-v.“
vino—.menlns‘ worship: scrumw
hv the pastor; subject: “Power 0"
Pvnvor." \
Lenten fi,‘v‘v[nfifl will he llfllll Wcrl
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The
sermon topic will be “Jesus at the
Last. Slipper."
Thursday. the topic will be “Je-
sus in the Garden."
Friday. the topic, “Jesus on the
Cross"
There will be special much;- at
each service.
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Indies Aid Wednesday.
Next Wednesddy afternoon the
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
church will hold the monthly meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. George W.
Slovene The ladies are to start at
1:80 to sew. crochet or embroider ar-
ticles for the bazaar which is to be
held in the later part of July.
The committee in charge of this
affair hopes to have a liner lot or
articles than ilast year so all Lady
Aiders are urged to come on with
their needles. thimbies. scissors. and
your crochet hooks. . ‘
The Ladies Aid society of this
church have held cech year, a be.
near and supper. which have always
been very successful.
'l'h have earned a splendid re-
puteti n for the quality of their
handiwork on the fancy articles.
such as embroided towels. and pil—
‘lcweeses. dainty boudoir reps. all
kinds of bags. and many other at-
trective tillage. other tables have
aprons. candy. cake and surprise
packsges for both young and old.
The supper served by the ladies
of this society ere known to all the
residents of the town as the dalnti-
est and best possible for the amount
charged.
There are 120 members enrolled
and the offices are held by Mrs.
William Jenninks. president: Mrs.
Clinton Rowland. first vice presi.
dent: ura Hurry Emu
vies-president: Mrs. Joseph Taylor.
recording secretary: Mrs. Em
Themes. financial secretary. and
Mrs. John De Waters treasurer.
The board of directors includes.
Ire Kiwi“. Mrs. Sidney Bell.
, pg, « Frederick Merrifield. Mrs.
John Plenders. Mrs. George Cudllpb
and Mrs. Moses Reckett. On the
mom committee are Mrs. Os-
eer Mills. Mre Frank Thanh and
Mrs. Earl Themes end on the visit-
ihg committee. lire. John Plasder.
is chairman with Mrs. Frank Crock-
ett and Mrs. Henry Rowland es
educate. .
‘ The Brazil but crop. is udmsted
II 20.000 bone this veer. sniaet 16.-
000 tons in I!" and 80.000 tone in
me. which was the record year.
destinewaloawmusoistseilu
M the via-tor: subject: "Triumph oi'
seconq
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4‘ .. . -»
We comet—sow sonnets. corn.
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PAGE SEVEN
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, NEWS FOR ‘NORWALK THEATRE-GOERS
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'BIALTO
The Rieito theetre has assem-
bled an array of brilliant motion
picture entertainment over the week
end. Today Bob Custer is featured
in "Bowed the Rockies." with the
newest idol of young America as a
reel Texas Ranger. The photoplay
contains suspense. vivid color. pic-
turesque characterisation. drema
and comedy. It is the essence of en-
terteinment. .
Tomorrow night Betty Compsen
misled by an all at” out will be‘
seen in "Counsel or the Defense."
A story diled wi surpris oli-
mekes end overflowing wi drem-
etie situations and conicdy relief.
Monday and Tuesday the late
Barbers LaMerr comes to the cosy
theatre in the "The White Monkey."
About 150.000 persona reed this
startling novel with its revelations
of married life—its latimete story
of the times and the follies of new
conventions that hurl their chall-
enge to the old. There’s a. period of
restiessnes in every married wom~
en’s life and this picture is its dram-
atic revelation.
BEGIN '1'
“The Thrill Hunter." with Ray-
mond McKee. is offered at the
Regent today only. This story em-
bodies every essential requisite to?
previde the thrill hunter with a real
thriller. It tee-ms with drama .and
has its comedy sequence. With it art-l
other installment of the “The Scarlet
Streak." is presented. I
Tomorrow night. Thunder. the,
marvel dog with the remarkable:
canine actress. White Fawn. will be
seen in "The Phantom of the For-
est." This is another photoplay for.
lovers of dogs to witness. Thunder
is a remarkable canine who is gain-
\
PAL
XCE
Tuesday and Wednesday by special Request
”unflnlul I-M es.-
.‘ ‘”THE Till
TODAY
2:15. 0:45 d: f
'lhree Complete
VAUDIVILLI
and
JACK HOXIE in
THE DEMON
PIDTORMANOIB
The Resting
Crashing Drenia
log fame in the movie world in
loop. end bounds. The picture“
laid in the mighty Redwods of Cal-
iforna. ’
Monday. "The Midnight Fiyer."
with Cullen Lendis and Dorothy
Devor'e playing the atelier roles.
comes to the famous uptown pity-
house. It is a. colossal story of rail-
roading and it doesn't lsclt interest
and thrills for one moment.
ransom
The big vaudeville bill at. the
Palace theatre. closes tonight with
the photoplay “The Demon". .lsok
Hoxls isin the principal; role. The
vaudeville in itself is excellent and
the photoplsy is its equal. The
vaudeville program contains a ver-
iety of entertainment- that will meet
with generel‘favor. ,
Tomorrow night “The Midnight
Flyer." is featured with Cullen Lan-
dis and Dorothy Devore. If thrills
are what you are seeking. this fast
moving phctcpluy of railroading
will provide them.
Monday Thunder the marvel dog
assisted by White Fawn will be seen
in "The Phantom of the Forest."
iDou't fail to see it.
Bridgeport Theatres
LIEC .
msr ruins TODAY
“The Restless Sex”
“The Mad Marriage”
smnrs unsun-
Heot Gibson
in .
“Arizona Sweep Stakes"
also
“Romance Road ‘ ‘
e OULLIN LAND”
DOROTHY DIVORI
end a
Brilliant Cece
lunddy Evening at 7:15 8 D
xenon?
“THUNDER”
The Marvel Dog
with
\
CRAMPS “GOT" HIM
l’i'nnlt Medley. :6. colored. of
Third street. was seized with
~cramps in Liggett‘s drug store.
Washington street, shortly after one
o‘clock yesterday afternoon. He was
iri-nled by Dr. William H. McMahon
uni taken to the Norwnik hospital
in the ambulance.
not serious.
ins condition is ]
"WRITE FAWN"
Forest
By Frank Foster Dev-is
the Giant Redwoods or
« California
in
The Phantom of the
A Romantic Adventure Amid
BEGIN HERE TOIIA'
HENRY RAM). 55. a business
men. is found murdered in‘ e
cheap hotel in iirsfton. Police
and the yellow club of a theater
“i'iiiil.
JIMMY RAND. his son. goes to
Cicwlsml. where the theater
is. The stub is treesd Q llIAldt
Mnlmdiiil. e cabaret singer,
Jimmy meets and lelis In love
with MARY now ELL. later be
> onus liiga. Silo Hints at hearing
she ll mated tor murder. Ilery.
out with SAMUEL l‘fliiili H. e
wealthy lawyer. sees Jimmy lift
Olga into s teal. and misunder.
stands.
olgs tells police the stub
might have nuns into pmsesslon
of s min who "picked her up"
two niuhle before the murder.
With Jimmy and Mary ea
mogul. t'liureb gets Mary‘s
pmnilse to marry him. Jimmy
and tligs. out one night. see the
man they are making lop-the
man she says got the stub lie
escapes. but they identify him
by e police photo es IKE JEN
SEN. ,
Church. motoring with Mary,
runs oiier a dog. She brooks
their engagement.
Jimmy gets a phone cell from
Olga. saying she has found Jen
sen. Jimmy rushes to her epsrt
meat to find her gone. tier die
appearance In elnewspnpet sea
cation for days.
He is walking with his friend.
Driltitl HIM/IN. when he
spies lilil "WIS. e knows inti
mate of Jensen. about to hoard e
car. He trails him to e house in
the outskirts end sneaks in be
hind him. -.
tiles Is there. e pflsonsr oi
Jensen. The letter goes upstairs.
and Jimmy creeps In the room
end hits [lists with a broken
endlrou. Then be m up ‘
stain.
is the struggle that follows.
Jensen crashes through the stair
sell and to the floor below. fun-y
Calvin end e pelleema enter
end disarm Dlvls. who has re
dwell
’Jlouny wants to know who lied
gives iiivb money to give to Jen.
sea. Olga says she thinks she
knows. and whispers s new is
Jimmy's ear and fslnts from as-
beneiioe. .
slow on on 0"le! Till sronr
CHAPTER 1.!
lMMY picked Oi“ up in his
1 arms '
“A couch. Berry. e bed-es!
thingtoleyberdowaoa. This
herd deer . .. a"
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several nights. We knew then we
were on the right tuck. That's all
What happened to your"
Jimmy captained briefly. “fled to
do it. terry. lied to hit him with
that endiron thing. Then i went up
stairs to Jensen. Thought l'd listen
in on him. He found me. and cor
sored use in s room. Tell me so-
us had killed Dad. ileum him
Bern. be boasted about it.”
“How'd he get there!" Berry
lerlteo a thumb toward Jensen. iylns
II ”I. DI“. \ "
."Steir all gave way and he went
through. i tried my best to kill him
Harry. but he‘d have been too much
for me. ii-" .
"You lust about succeeded. too."
broke in the policemen. Be we!
needles over Jensen. "He's dead. ell
right. Broken seek. i think.” He
milled out e notebook and is!!!“
eomethias down. . “Accidental. oi
course." he observed.
“it's not sly feuli it‘s accidental:
out is Jim. “l vented to. cool!
enough it was either bus or toe“
door end
looked out. ,A man was deeeeedius
the basement steps. lures the test
driver. .
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She flung herself on the much and gave way to bitter
(cars. “i love him so.” she sobhcd.
li
-enly short hours ego. a. wen
riered then—end for the tint time
since it happened he allowed his
thoughts to dwell on it—whet she
nsd thought of him. what she must
no thinking new. . . H
“Mary.” he breathed. happy for
(he first time in dreary. heart-break
in. weeks. now that he knew she still
”‘7“. e p I
Olga stirred in his Inns. dulled
and he fell swift compassion Ici
vhie girl who had braved be much
lust to help him. tie felt the! it
wee somehow profane end secri
logic!" to be thinking of someone
else. with (liga's white face up
turned to his.
But he couldn’t help it. he thought.
with something akin to tears in his
eyes. He was himself-Jimmy Reno
~iust as God had mode him He
--euldn’t change. . . . as found him
self wondering egein ebout Mei-y
wet-med by the thought of her. Wes
she thinking of himl There would
besomuchioteli her..,.
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Mary. at that very moment. was
thinking of him. end her thoughts
were bitter. ' ,
WhyhedBarryCelvin liedtobsci
Why bed he filled her with hope-
told her that .lim Read loved her-
eniy to here tbst hope dubed
sgeinst her very iieee at the sight
of Jim wheeling within five feet of
her and runningf
She knew. lie loved thet other girl.
it had gone so far new that it bed
run em from him. She was too
late. that was ell.
She should have known it when
he failed to answer her letter. She
thought. though. that be migbt’heve
bed the thoughtfulness to drop her
sline.oreeiiher amendments. .
Again she lived over thei after
gave way to bitter tears.
him so." she robbed.
And then. to turn on his heel end
out her dead. lhe simply couldn’t
believe it. For an instant she had be-
lieved him gone suddenly mad.
She had gone home. where e fresh
bunch of flowers. carefully wateredv
by her mother. mocked her.
were from Samuel Church. end with
them was e note—e note of apology.
asking for "enothsr chance."
They
“l'll phone you tonight." it said.
‘Mery. no one could love you as I
do end beer to lose you."
She wondered vaguely whet love
, was. eftsr ell—even felt e sllght‘
twinge of pity for Sam Church Wes
' one to recognise a thing as love only
' when one
culled? Were people doomed to
f wender through the world loving
; those they could never hope to have?
felt sure it was unre-
"laove." she soiiloouized in her
mirror. "must be like opportunity.
comes but once. and if it isn‘t
moonlud it is gone forever.‘
“only." she continued. tearing her-
' self away. “i won't give him up. I
won't. Not ifl have to crawl to him
end her:
. 0h Jim. have pliyl"
She flung herself on the couch end
"i love
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Uigu was conscious once more,
though felni end in e state of eemi-
hysteria when Jimmy [lend deliv~
ered her over to kindly nurses with
instructions for constant attendance
end e private room.
"Shock." be said briefly in answer
to their questioning looks.
Himself. he wsylsid the iirst doc«
to: he saw. "Pain in my side." he
explained. ”Think
rib. Want you to do something to
sort of patch it up and hold it to-
gether and let me get out of here."
it's e smashed
The doctor. after e brief enemies.-
lion. confirmed his own diagnosis.
“Broken rib. all right. Nothing
very serious. but you ought to be
quiet for a while-”
“inter on. yes. he get to get out
now. Come back. you undenland."
And mm the way it was. Jimmy
left the hospital tightly bendsged‘
beneath his shirt with the doctor's
voice ringing in his ear to "be cars-
lel
He stopped long enough to telr
phone Lieutensnt O'Dey. "Be right
down. Something important to tell
you.”
"And he something important for
you. too." said 0'1)”.
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Bis nerves were so evtingle with
excitement that be ignored the chair
O‘Dey proffered him and ddgeted
end gestured as be related the bee-
penion of the test dremsdlled
hours. to the oecesienei accompani-
ment o! e sharp stab of eels tbet
was the warning of the protecting
and maltreated rib.
"And Jensen's dead." he said.
'Divis is in the heads of police!
“Teen. 1 know. Read. l heerd
shout it. A soued's gone out there.
they'll make him tells."
“They don't heve to. 1 Snow who
-weii. i don't know much. but—”
“Here." lutempted O'Dey. shov-
ing e Ibeef of yellow paper et him.
"Fl-en Iloeaey. Just got it. He‘s
learned what he was after from Mer-
ioo an. Thaddeus Rand was mixed
up in this thing. after all. Read it.-
thee l'ti «listen to you."
And Jimmy read, with eyes that
dilated with astonished wonder and
dawning miles. . . . Shem cries
of surprise came from him.
Jill
l0 0'”:
minutes be was silent. after
reed it all. Then he turned
'1 think I understand now.” be
"ERNIE
"ML"!
TODAY
Tho newest, idol of
young America
BOB SPETER House Peters and
“BEYOND THE . ‘
ROCKIES". Jay Hum
an upheaval of surprieing cli-
maxes. nil .‘ir‘iloll. all fun.
Truly .1 great shoe,
also another chapter
SUNDAY EVENING
Betty Compson,
"ln— 3.
“COUNSEL FOR
“WILD WEST" THE DEFENSE”
MONDAY AND TUESDAY ‘ . 5
"THE WHITE MONKEY” “vi
‘ Featuring the late Barbara LaMarr
A tenseiy dramatic film of John Giasncrthy‘s novel of London.
Society lite.
— — — * — - _ — _ ‘.
LADIES annular; MONDAY ‘ 4,
This Puupon and TEN CENTS will admit, ladies in the I
Monday matinee or “The \Wiito Monkey". at the Rinllo theatre.
REGENT.€
T-O-D-A-Y
A‘. 211.3. 721.") A: 9
WHAT i hl'TNTICNCE DID
NEW l't)lil(.——-\\'hun James A.
Garfield (lvcidml to g” to colleuo he’
fnvored Yul-n lull also wrotr- to the
presidents of iii-min and Williams
colleges. lull-Hi iii‘i'slllt‘llt made al
formal 1'0va and thr- prr-sideut. oil
3' wn did the sumo. But the prosi-.
d. t. of Williams [Mill an extra sec-'
and to drill ilil“ Hill. “We shall he! Raymond MCKGB in
glad to do vim \\'-‘ can {or ,vmlf” THE TIIRILL
As a. result. or that line, “'iliiams‘
College rc-vr-iwli iiw- hmmr of grad- E HUNTER
noting it pl'l'siilv-ni or the ifuiiedi Chapter Seven of SCARLET
States and inning as its own presl— STREAK -
dent. Harry .l. (lrii‘finlll. son of Prosi- ? _ -
a... Gnrm-M- l SUNDAY*DVENING
According in .x s-Hi‘i‘ny by the Bu- 3 - 7:15 ‘5‘ 9
ruin of Rnilu 11v i-Jt'onrimlrs. out of “THUNDER"
every dollar mill sm- live stock on The Marvel Dog
he principallmnrl.‘ is. 4.5 cents rop- \\'iih the remarkable Canine _,
resented freight (barges in 192.1, Actress .3
compared with 3.6 cents in 1924. “White Fhwn” ‘
Anol a. Stellar cast of human
photo-players headed by
Betty Francisco and
Eddie Phillip.
in a great adventure drama. of
the mighty Redwoods of Cali.
forms,
The Phantom of the
Forest
? MON DAY
Tells a Good Story 4
About Headaches
Glendale. N. Y. Mrs. J. Schwind
writesz—"My head was dizzy si'
frequent intervals My stomach was
upset and l \\*a.~ horribly consti-
pated. i took Carir-r's Little Liver
Pills and i soon noticed a decided i
improvement. it is months now 5
since i have had a headache or sick .
stomach. Your pills have merit." I
Carter's Little Liver Pills . a
purely vegetable laxative. relieve}[
the constipated condition. ”they . ——-u Mm... m1, gasping at “a
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