1 it K L1 SMtP-. -aff,P ,ffi.s.s 5rffA 'tfl..fcT fi'.SV.?i-TvK J? - i fit ' J' 'J w "1 'fc y nil , . '. , 1." ;s 'I J , !.. M. En1 f 'i; s P. J J r i 3 - KB i J- .';t r MM1 MW fft ixffrt. I tti rffia km-a Mas m.:tm . i v i . . ' ra iuk JSP tffl fill iPfl sr ''. fiw ,(). " .. -i tim stillmanI 11 BASED ON LETTER- Wife Said to Have WVitten Ap-, poal for ForgivenesstNearly Three Years Ago BELIEVED IN FAIR PLAY New Yorli, Murrli -J'J - A m ar pitiful" Wtiv which Ii. Amir I ritu It Art lMftor .Stlllmnii urntp t in1 Im band. .Finn" A. Stilliniin. riili'iit of flip Noflftnnl City Isntik f N'i'w Yorli I i im rjllojod -t"ni',nf in tin hunker i Mill npilnit 1ii wife tnd vonnact n fiti. Stillnwn. The ml'siTc win written r three vear ngn thi prlnff imd hofni the birth of (in. Sftllman now twenty ejjht month M Till Mils di'olnsi'il hj on 'in lull ifil he letter tin I who li.ls sin, i Inn i in conferenee nlth Mr Stllliiinn CV)U))1ih1 with the ill. l(wtiri mmo Hie H'nrntiee flint the nttorniMs for rli former 'Fiti' Putter would ex litt irriv lejnl ilrvii In keen the '"It.' from beitiR niltnltteil a eiii'enie n ' ' nit I Stian'e' enonali nnl i'im irtn roiirl nefion resulted for tle.nn enf. He ropreenteil the letter ii to tdns in 'he ioelo i of the hai.ki i.ntil .lill. l!'-t). whin he -.tiit'ii liuiri" "ml ,inni'r who weiii infnrineil "f t' IC'tel lltnl It1 lOlltentx were nt ill. . pi' ion t lint iipKiitniis iniKit ot .) evnlen e of the truth "f Hllentiiin o nettt " Mr l-'lorenre II l.o-i .mi Mr Stlllinnn. wmihl le-mlt in tin i Mtionnl proienilmc" Im'iiik nillu.Uerl ti IpriiI equivalent of n ilnin NimiI Kill) thei rxiilmn'il, wnulu lie nntit i . tn ii ileeiee nt ilivniie. hernne the tin riiilre tlmt ' both pnrtiex come in: . lonrt with I'li'an h.inil " lr SMllmnn' lettir i ilei rilie.l n ii dm ijinent tlmt ini'.'lil n fin 1 the linnl i lieai I All Stilliniin ami ln law . mi take ihe tatnl that It fliltnlt ih.r the imiietiioii-. ilainfi and Iniriiiiiis i ii m matron wa frn'inllc with Un co iner ile lni mil f the North H'ooiN. Mti'"n m'iim ! iik than ilie I'hnl nt ni im, th pi'iinilieil Tlli IOIII lllllMIIIII Of till- il', 'I wn nrtiled. wniilil till Iiiim- ilie paieituty of 4 ; i v Stillninn naileil but no eml .in In written tn tiii- Sullui.in uv thin (IN ii-hilite' tn e-tabllh the h-g.ii statu of the infant n wn -anl .lolm I". Mill k of !'ntihkei-pi' snnriliiin ml litem nl ilie hihl. n -poeleil In In- mi batiil ill White l'liim tniniirimi when it i nnl. there is i possilnlitx than an effott nun bo m.nle o infroiltiri- ihe letter in lelatmn to tn motion in tlx iniinaei tn. nml alinmnt Wife Kl.imeil l.ntiesniiieiipss . . milins tn one nai I'.ifmn uf the hi"- r of tne lelti r Ml" Stilliiian nt iow ii one ; iritis altrrini.in. nlnne in In r lio iilmr in Miilbanne r 1 1 St il linn n man -..! in tin' I'oianti. ii Mills e"tnte. ami I'cnneil I' l leilt with a mul inn . cnt. In ratliei rambliiiE faslinm n te.ilineil tii" lnne'oini'iii.ss that Inni n "i. ti-ii ftiini Mi Stillinnn Inns nl"eiiii i mm lionn Ami in tins nenlei i ami in ntlier mutters the wife ri-presenteil n hnvin ton ml I'n' timnililtion Inr the ie.1 With wllllll "lw i lnse tile leltl-l ImmnlmteU nftci writing ii li" Milium!) peisonalli tint it into the mini" Mr Stilliniin ai that time lui! Ii. . n na ft tn Mnlbnntie tin umu1 nji niimoiiedh enitHJeil nil business nt i ne NnMonnl t'iti li.mk The lettei n ,.l l.iin the fnlliiuini: tniirtlitiB eithei . In bank oi at ln town hoti" I CORESPONDENT IN STILLMAN CASE i v y "lilt GEN WOOD HEN HmmmmwaHn znm?w .'),ji i .. ij!-i.wis -iU. I l-.ltl) 111 VI V Vis lirnili ( nil. nil. in Imliiiii glilili' iintni'il In .1. lines fin illtiine .lunllist his wife. Mis ' I' ill' V Mllliliiiu ill Ills I'nttir stilliiKin BRITISH ENVOY SHIFTED ASK MEDICINE RESTRICTIONS Former Vice Consul Here Is Ordered to Act in Baltimore lluuli Alexander I'md. i nl 1 1 1 1 r t ti Mil- oil- III lllle lllls l.i I llllllsfl l-l-l'd In I'llltlllini'e Three wieks .!(. Mi I "I'll was -eir tn I'.elKian Kii"i A tin a A ableiiiin was iciiMVed lit tin- l'illtlll i olisiilnte. -'L'l South Tint il -net l ieterda , from Ml ('mil in wlllili hi "tnlnl hs niiiei's luiil been I'liiiuseil ami he wa- n'tnrniiii: in Ainern.i .Ml I'mil w.i attm lied li the Urillsb ,nii"iilnt. in t In- inli fnr I'll' ell .Mill's Kansas for Sesquicentennial M.nnr Moore litis meiieil n . .,n nl ,i :.-.,. Int urn leiinth ititmilin el in tin s I. ni Kan-. i" and ndnpled l. tin l.em-lnli f that -tnl". lliiinMiij; the noliliiie if ih iil'-entetiiiiiil in 1 ilii Hill Inl'llg lllielllin t.l the M-iiii I In t'niiiiil .Hid i lie people nf I'ni'tidelptii.i 'i,i- ..-.. inn. hi iln-lutes thai K.ins.'i" Mm llil ..il ' lp He ill llli'l "Imiilil fin pin., t.. nine im exhibit nl tin e - pi.sltl'.ll Chemists Seek Changes to Tighten Alcohol Sales VV.isliliiKimi. Vlnr.li ,.,,- il'.i A IM I- ill 'in r ell letlnll- nil tile " le uf i i nun iinii ii tan nn ilieines innitiin i j il. nlml. ini-iher wiib ,i lelaration nf ii unlatioii" ciim'I nine medn ines I I " i . -.I iiIh-iI In phi "irinns, tile ii"l.iil in i II.. lis .iilnpted tniliiv b llianil" im luMin.' ph.il nini it" and i henii"t" in nl. nine hen The piiipiinN Hill be iibiiiiit d to I'mliihitiull t'iiliiliii""lnlier Kl.inn i 1 'I in- ii. an ifin liners' ipto4sed mine it ill... ill the iliereasiriK "ale nf in nam ab-nliuiir prepatalions wluili l.in an.e.it"d "line untlnnnl prnhlbl ni iilin in I n ii In i II m il. ,lt .it mil' i Im l ' no " 'Il i pii.Mlb -ill. U .l u!l. ! "11. untlnnnl If. i im It was declared i nsini! "die nf sin h piep- likih In tn in; tihi.til in .ii " mi all ali'iilmlii lin'il - l.i, i .ni" iiUn in fied anieiid -ll.iiii"nii n.uinii. ai'l to 1 lull' lllise III lespnll . ,ii - .it .Il IK" in iil'llilli.ll U. OF P. PRESIDENT Institution's Activities to Be, Divided Botwoon Him and Pcnniman LATTER NAMED PROVOST Major General l.enniiril Wood will he innde president of the 1'iilver.sity of PentiR.vlvnnla and Or. .lofdnli II. 1'ennl ninii, itdliip provot, will bo thocn provoHt and head uf the educational tic tivltlei. Thlx in in nreordnnee with plnn now beinR formulated by thu bonril of trus tee The board held its Mimh iiieetinit lesterdny and ttnnnimotislv IndoiFed the plan Mated. General Wood will be lei led "head" of the I'nlveraily at the next uieiHItiR nf the board on April 18. Then, iinon the return of the uen- eral from the Philippines, where he Is (tolng to make a survey of conditions for President HardlnR, n conference between bitn, the truslec and Dr. Pen ni in a n will take place. To Confer Tlllo of President At tlmt meeting, it ! nlil, the title of president of the I'nlrcr.ilty will be conferred upon him nnd that of provost upon Dr Pcnniman. The various tin tic that will dcwilvc upon each of tha tneii will tiNo be (k'tcrniiiied nt the eon fercnie It is the ctprci-sed tlesirv of the trtiitet'N that Dr. Pennlmnn shall reprc.neut the faculty lit the University's ndtnlnlKtrntlon The board of (runted in ita statement Indicated that it was eager to retain Dr Penninuiti us bend of the educa tional activities of the I'niverHity and J expressed the "earnest hope that the University will be served by both these ilistinguitdied men through yeara of hearty nnd effective co-operntion " Tim ti listens ileelnveil tlmt "imnni-a ' fatit na Is tlta inlmtnlaf rn ttvn nunnil nf U.IV ... ... w... ..u. . .-... . v. i..-i.,m w. the office of bead of the University, the ptiiely educational aspect is of no less importance" and that "thu University would be untrue to its great traditions If if were ever to mistake educational uiaihinery for intellectual life." The stutcinent, in full, was as fol lows : "The board of trustees of the T'nher sitj of Pennsylvania in niinnunoini; the nomination of Leonard Wood to be the liend of the University desire to make public acknowledgement of the lovnl and effective .service rendered to the Univer sity by the acting provost. Dr. Josiah H. Pennlmati. "Without his aid during the long and diflicult period following Dr. Smith's resignation ll would have been Impos sible for the trustees to conserve the morale of the institution and success full) to administer its affairs. It his willing and unselfish service Dr I'eiini man bus earned and will tecoiie the gratitude of eiery Pennsylvania mini The ICdiiiatlonal Aspect ' Important as is the ndmlnistialiic anpeit of the office of head of the I'niversitj . the purely educational nspeet Is of no less importance. The University would fe unittie Id lis great traditions If it were ever to mis take educational machinery for Intel leetual life. "Dr. Penntmnn has Identified him self with all that Is best In the life of the institution and is ft fit representa tive of the men of scholarship nnd cul ture who compose Its faculties. He cause he nnd Uencrnl Wood have like conceptions of the function and mis sion of nn Institution of hlgiior learn ing, the trustees express earnest hope that the University tvlll be served bj both these distinguished men through years of hearty and effective co-opcra- Another meeting Is necessary to elect General Wood because of the provision of the University's charter. The gen eral, who Is n Harvard graduate, re ceived the honorary degree of doctor of lnws of the University of Pennsylvania in 10011. when be was the orator nt the University day exercises. Announcement was made of the resig nation of Hampton L. Carson, formerly attorney general of Pennsylvania, as fl member of the board of trustees. Mr. Carson was the first trustee elected under the provision by which alumni were peripltted to fill all vacancies. He gave the press ot ins legal nnuirs as the reason for his notion. The matter of the future policy of the University was not formnlly brought up at the meeting. Presentation of the Morgan report on relationship between the University nnd the stflto Is post poned until further conferences between the Morgan committee nnd Governor Sprout nnd Dr. Thomas E. l'inegun, Mate superintendent ot public instfuc' 'Hon, shall have taken place It xvas aald the report would bo made b.v the Governor na president cx-officlo of the board ot trustees. Fund Cnmpalgn Discussed While n possible future attitude ot the board of trustees toward the pro posed $10,000,000 alumni endowment fund campaign was discussed in nn In formal manner, the trustees did not take definite nctlon. It was, however, ascer tained that a great majority of tho member heartily favor the proposal. The suggestion of Kffinghnra 11. Mor lis that n, gentleman's agreement be reached whereby the tenure of member ship In tho board would be limited to ten years was the topic of some per sonal debate among the trustees, whose opinions arc sharply divided on that subject, but was not discussed In open meeting. Mr. Morris made bis sugges tion in the current number of the Penn sylvania Gazettp. tho nlutnnl publication. EDITOR HELD F6"R SLAYING - Cuban Army Officer Ii Shot In Of fice of Newspaper . Havana.. March 22. Mly A. P.) Lieutenant .Tardlnes, of the Cttbnn army, la dead nnd Carlos Martlner. Annya, editor of El Sol, of Santiago de Clubn, is In jail as the result of a shoot ing affray which occurred in the offices of tho newspaper yesterday. The affair wss the outcome of nn editorial comment regarding examina tions which were being held tinder the supervision of Lieutenant Jardlncs, ac cording to a special to Kl Mttndo, FIFTH AVE. TAILORS STRIKE New York'a Fashionable 8hopa Closed by Walkout New York, March aa. flly A.P.) Several thousand union tailor employed in custom tailor tdiops went on strike S&V:? lierX ndv'TA"wil.U . -.i "f " -if in a week and the week vl" term It was announced at UmaI Tt' of the Journeymen Tailors ' &" xne. waiKoui, it was statist . vlrltj.lly every shm, XHf JfcW Sixth ttveriiti. nnd Itmad '".!;. morn, in inr insninnnb e tailor t,,e which mi tn fire fitted to mt.Z ' sewn by hand nrc located. e d KILLED NEAR HIS HOME Fayette County Man Found win .. unuil Unlontown,. Pa,, March 22 in P.I Thr- hodv nf l,i. .. U,U. two,, of York' Ilun. six, nW8;';"'. here, was found near his horn .u morninir. His skull t...i i... ' "'l Agers left his home last nleht"1' 10 o'clock, announcing that . going to visit a friend hefe.r ...?.? i m 'curing, rtiiiiiinBMfflMimm'imiismiHiiaBVMiiiwiiiniiiii niuituwuhiuiuiuuuniiwiciiiMjituMii YOUR CREDITS GOOD GEO. KELLY'S 12th and Walnut Sts. "Puttlnp; them OVER", Wonderful Values in Stylish il!MIMMMJIMI!M IHilllKlffllllliIMM WW w-JSmchumr ryMrtmk e ck aoM WASitiNcroNt HOUSE OCCVItlU A MIT OP OsKltAlttMUtMTlrft SixtidkCUvfUveASuViy Wir"kljJMOBIjfcCTI OAK MAIL HOW OCtUMEtVii - .l.l KS mm gl For Saturday $g.95 $g.95 '1 $1.00 k Week I'nya the lllll 12TH and WALNUT STS. 2330-34 N. Front St. 181fi-18-20 Atlantic Ac, Atlantic City, N. J. r si Councilman Horn Recovers Coiitn iltnn ii limn who hit" l mi ii lOlne ill f"l the 111"! tile week" n mined to t "if Mall tndni nnd inih i in the Miimii Minor Mniire are' ten he eoiiiinlmaii nud 'uiirrnt 11J111 oil Inn, n lll( reeoierl llllil letlllll nllniil inan Horn h.is in i " - . I "lernl wwnm- if I'dllll. I1 In .1 I '" "f lis illness II' aid t'ln In 'i its i "i..n it t i i.i nit ii ai xic 'ei i ' ,ii ' t Th i "da - r i: i in II "' Frankfort!. fiave you ;Dined and TJanced in THE BOX ? THE KITTEN HOI' S1-: gf!l H rn rut M6 H THE TIERS EY Fl h JW' m H 'H i BBhaFl KaBHHB t , i , iiruM iirrs mi in eBBBwB aSBBB ill t l.iiiiiliisin Intint-r ur BB'c RIKBSSBflilB vrilrt ii nirtr ffr CSSJBBBHHn fW' ic?m" P - - w! r iMJW Safe Milk u & "IBJBWBefl B r in 'T H. V & Invalids NO COOKINC The "Food. Drink" for All Age. Quiet Lunch at Home, Office nnd Fountains. A.k for HORLICK'S. ij Avoid Imitationt & SubilitaUt MICHELL'S ESSAY CONTEST l.i rncaura(c bankinf bj women tnd tn rittlop helpful suggeitloni in that nur Women i l)tprlmcnt will alwavs tender the higheit clan of service We Offer Three Prizes $100 $50 $25 for the Three Best Essays Written by Women on "The Bank Account as an Aid to Independence" Address Miss llilvn I. Wilier Manager H omrn i Department tCnndiliom About 300 ardi trpenrilten Conteit end March 31 1921 k -Sl( Main (lllli 1518 Walnut St. Branch Ridre Aie. at 12th Street ,v- &?l .aVLV MAW frM IHayJM ?jf ;..M.-5t aMrjaLjffiJl s U "a"" Milk That Lh)) on an Abbott milk bottle menns CLEAN milk, lt'h the last thinp; we do befoto the milk is delivered to you. Before it rocs on we know that painstaking care has (icon taken, from cow to laboratory test, to be sure tlmt the milk is worthy of that "A" cap. 'tone L's to Deliver a Ho" c Tomorrow Baring 205 ABBOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES, INC. ,'Ust and Chestnut Atlantic City PUatantvillr Both Phones Wildwood Ocean City g. Jt y '.l! B i ji Anniversary Sale Started With a Rush AND WITH THE NEWS OF THE WONDERFUL QUALITIES WHICH m into jrrz.K. ur uinc nuiiuittu muuAiNU uullaks WURTH OP MERCHANDISE CONTAINS, THE BUSINESS WILL CONTINUE TO IN CREASE FROM DAY TO DAY. MEN and young men of Philadelphia are discovering that Oak Hall's assertion that these suits are among the finest qualities offered in sixty years is true, and they arc telling their friends about it. Of this you may be sure, nothing will be sold in this great campaign m to increase Wanamaker & Brown's bitsmess 'a million dollars tliat our cus ! tomers ivill not remember for years because of quality,, lowncss of price and HERE IS THE STORY BRIEFLY: $65 Hand -Tailored Spring Suits for $40 $75 Hand-Tailored Spring Suits for $45 $85 Hand-Tailored Spring Suits for $50 The variety of patterns is virtually illimitable. All of them are worsteds, finished or unfinished, bench-tailored, half-lined, quarter-lined, skeletonized, some with silk in the sleeves, some with all scams piped with silk. All sizes for tall men, short men, stout men and special new spring fashions for young men who are stout. E3fS $25 fr' $35 and $40 Spring Suite $30 for $40 and $45 Spring Suite $35 for $45 and $50 Spring Suite And at $25, at an extraordinary anniversary special, you will find hundreds of suits with an extra pair of trousers and many worsteds. Wanamaker & Brown j Jf&S iiiuiiiiiniiKiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiMiiHiM intilltliU'tlJilUUllIHtlllUitllllltllllJlltllllUIIlIIItt nuniilHilllUII'IIIUIIi'tlIJlKIIIliniilttlllNllIl'IIIIIIlliitllllliJIUIltllttlllilllt LllIuHI'lIlilillUtiiliiitttiJiinitiitiiirtitiiii tiiiiitiiiitiiiii)iii;ii'f.jrtitii:iiii'tiii itiirHititii'nHti'iiLuiitiiiiiiiiit-iiiiiiaisiiiti ii 1 1 mi rfiint :imrrn n 1 1 1 1 ui 1 1 mtit 'tti mru (Trrum'iTi ir itu ni tmi f ttirm :u tii tiiti 1 1 1 tixfn i inmi rni : i tnii s i e i r iiiiPirriiuirniniuiiifinniMiimiiinsriiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiniUii'L'nHuirtj'JiuiiP.j.iiiiiLiiiiHriHiiiH iidii'iJiirainiiiin.'K'c miliiiiiiii'iiiiiiiniiiiii!iii!uiMnAii7.iK) nmToi't.AVH riHITOI'I.AYH PHOTO 1'I.AYS flsaaaMCPawasHMSS I Daily Photoplay Guide mtTss DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA o The N1XON-N1RDLINGER THEATRES oi! AlhnmVim 12t!i, Morris & I'assyunk Aie. MinnmDra.Ut tmiu hi i:vt . mj & t HOUSE PETERS Tim Ciltr.AT KKUFXMKIl ssm0 Lawn Mowers Vlichi'll's li.tll l!i'.irin iildi'll. I'i nun I'bil.iili'liiliin. I li t druiis iil hkI I'i no I Mm MICHELL'S i "! I I) I HOI Mil Ml III SSASSPE Mi CALIFORNIA HMnSonJDAUY 1.1 MAS Bone and Muscle Food Ask Your Grocer jiiiii w f Lower :j$y-f$$ Yur m$ Living ps , . ' Costs ' 5- SlW'- MHN'S SHIRTS DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER f selling directly to the nuhltc trillioiit middlemen's atd is your gain. Easter Styles A PROFUSION OF FANCY AND EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS 90 to 5-00 Buy nt cither 1318 Chestnut St., Second Fl or Factory, 8th & Spring Garden TUTELMAN 1 iti' mm "IM rur jlAAow rst: kUTEQU Wt ay ""f . nun xnn qui War Department SALE OF YARNS THE SURPLUS PROPERTY BRANCH OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMASTER GENERAL OF THE ARMY ANNOUNCE THE SALE OF APPROXIMATELY 700,000 POUNDS Worsted and Cotton Yarns By Sealed Bids to be received until TUESDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1921 (1 p. m. Central Time) By the Quartermaster Supply Officer Army Supply Base, Boston, Mass. This yarn has been declared surplus and is now available for sale to the general manufacturers, operators, and dealers in yarns and similar materials. It waB purchased by the War De partment, under strict inspection and by yarn experts. Its quality is of the highest, and it will be sold in quantities suffi ciently small to interest even the smallest consumers. The Woraterf Yarn is 2 ply ff 'a. and the Cotton 3 ply 0, 10 ply 9, 2 ply 26, 2 ply 40, and J ply 10. The yarn is gray and in colors, on conci, tubmi and in theini. The minimum bid is from 58 pound to 1000 pound; depending upon the quantities of each item offered. The yarn will be sold "as is," f. o. b. point of storage. A 10' deposit shall accom pany each bid, Inspection of material is invited. The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids. All bids should he sent to the address be low. A detailed description of each item by number will be provided on applica tion to QUARTERMASTER SUPPLY OFFICER ARMY SUPPLY BASE, BOSTON. MASS. A I I m-IPNV I'rankford L Alleghany MLLXiVinC.lt I mm. Dally 2ilB. Kvga. at 8 CONSTANCE TALMADGE "Tim rKiirurr moman- BROADWAY "r&fsWr. Ar cr.fii. in: mu.i.k'k "FORBIDDEN FRUIT" COLONIAL " W7?.?"' THOMAS MEIGHAN "TIIF. FllONTll'.ll OI' THK MAhS" DARBY DAMV- mt,nt.b f.M"s AMlT.s In "THE FURNACE" DAILY IT MPD I7CC MAIN HT MAN.VYINK LIVU Kcia MATi.vnr. daily m wiiirr Tot iinki'k'h "THE BAIT" r-Ailll V nn-ATitt: inn mmi-km si. rrVlVllLiI R A. M in MliltilEht HOBART BOSWORTH "Till: HKlTi; MVhTKK" GREAT NORTHERN ,,rr? 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OLIVE THOMAS "iiAin.iNti mini:" I V AHPP 'ST LANCASTER AYE. ,-'-''L-'I-'r MATINHr. DAILY "HELIOTROPE" Vlllli 'III.IA NVVAYNK (lORDON I rr ict sjd and i.oruHr HTni:KiH Luv-uji mhu. t:nn n.tn i:i fitsotoit THOMAS MEIGHAN CONllAl) IN Ill'tWl or 1IIK YOl'TII" NIXON " ANOMAnl7T7r4nd 0 ST A II PAST In "MAROONED HEARTS" RIVOl 1 s'-'u ANU SANSOM STH. Il V -Jl MATINLt: DAILY BERT LYTELL -I in: pku.i: or ui'.nr.MPTmv STRAND ORnStANTOWN AVE. J I lrtlIU IT VK'MIOUT THOMAS MEIGHAN 'ITUmiKU IIP THK. STMtS" CARMAN amWS,3&al VERA GORDON "THK IIRICTKST IIVK" PPNITI IDV 1-H Aic and 6lli St, v-j-l s j wi I MATIN'RK- ? 11 JOHN BARRYMORE "OR. 4EKYT.T. AM) 'lit. 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