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"Yc tell be glad te publtih the picture of such screen players as are
suggested by the fans.
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
Ry IIKXItY
M!alne Andersen, ."'ir?" Chestnut
treet : I'm sorry I lanuet give ou
'Jean Acker's present address. Slie l
in Philadelphia Nisitiiu her mother,
but I don't knew wheie mother lues
Ferhaps Jean may -ee this nml write
you, as jeu are an old friend of her.
Even prominent people like her simp.
'times tend this little column, jeu knew.
Hepo jeu get in touch with her.
I
Katherlne B. "Slew-motion" pic
tures nren't made 1 fater or -lnwir
cranking bv the photer ipher. bit In
genrcd meeh. 1111111 vhlih nrikes the film
run through and the shutter work about
twelve times as fast an u-ual. Ordi
nary cranking of the camera runs one
feet of film a second and makes -iMeen
cparate little pictures en that feet of
film. hen it Is projected. It Is run
through the projecting machine at the
lime rate and -e the notion en the
creen is done in exactly the ume lime
nnd with the same speed) us the ongt engt
Ual action.
Suppose jeu are being photegmphed
raising n cup of leffet. te jour lip- and
thnt it t nkes miu just one second te
de it
Tim mn.i.: n,et n.w. f.if ,if
Mppii ex m mips 1 HI fc. mnlete
sixteen cxik -uesl will complete
film (
The action
New suppose the picture is taken by
the ''slew -motion" inmeni The film
rocs through twelve time- as fast.
Twche fit are exposed and l!'i! sepa
rnte exposures or pictures are made.
It is projected. howeei. at the net mil
rate of one feet a second and 0 It ic
iQUlrCH tuehc seconds te piojeet this
tine bit of action in ether wen!-, en
the s'rein It tuke jeu twehe time aw
long te ( t the cup te jour lips ,md -e
you -vein te be doing it twihe tmas
as sJewly .
'Mast tlie Reader" Thank veu er.v
much for your letter I'm serr you
wouldn't let me publish some of it at
riieTiii'i. n
The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America.
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LON CHANEY
In "1 H-H 1MI llllHin"
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Mr. and Mrs. Carter DeHaven '
In '"IIIK IKI. IN THK Tl"
rinrDTV HHOAD ft COLl'MHlA A,
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BETTY COMPSON
In 'QKH THK IHIHDHt"
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Regent
Market tit. low 17m
10 A M. te II P. U.
MARY MILES MlINltK
In "hOt'TII OP WI1VA'.'
ts.il T-" UKHMANIOWN AVK.'.UE
il,L.ls' AT TUU'KlltVKRV 8T.
DOROTHY DALTON
In "THK CHIMMIV (HAM.r.MIK"
Sherwood M$AiyTv&
JACK HOLT
In "WII'I.K SATAN SI.KKP1"
1 KA AUkTTT 6THEET THKATRa
333 IV1AKNI-. 1 0 A. M. te 11:1 J P. it
e Daily Mevie Magazine
FAWS SCRAPDOOK
M. NKHLY
1 least that about the difference between
the filmed "One Clear Call" and the
book. Hut they usuallv de that sort of ,
thing wlun they him book stories, under
the impression that they must make
cer thing blatantlj obvious In order te 1
get it across te the average niewe an
dienie. And I'm afraid they can point
te a geed duil of proof that tills atti-
I tude 13 neiesjrj te commercial hiiccess.
1
I SI. K. It. writes: "1 sure de set nre.
veked at seiiii- of the movie fans. All I
thc de is knei k my fnerltcs, Of
course, this is en' 11 1t11t.1l In such a
public affair as the Letter lie. JJ I
"Hut there in't one fan who cares '
for (Jlena Swan-ou. I would lee te
' 'ln the reason for this attitude Out
of se ni m fans there should be a few
who like In r
"(Jlena is n.y favorite, nnd there
Is no doubt she is beautiful Seme
think she is affected and poses tee much.
Hut it Is the paits in tlie pl.ns in winch
she acts which iaue this Impression."
(Oh. Is that if I often wondered.
And se jeu think she U beautiful!
" ""is .iierin. wnii ine glamour 01 lie ,
Kgeyle with tint slcek and slithery
,,.rlu,Mlln KemethUu- that si n.N sHuc-
(iloiieus Gleria, with the glamour of the
tne shtiers down veur Mime .' Yeu
speak of the plns in which she aits. 1
What arc they?)
Whltte writes; "I rpiltc agree with
your statement about the knockers;
truh the world would be a dull pl.ncc
without them. Still. I think the 'crit
ics' d enc mere credit A 'knocker'
usiinhy f.ills te de am thing but object
and nlsect any nvttter he turns his
atten'leii te. A true critic will gie
11 lenstiucfhe criticism wistly mere
1 elpful and interesting than a mere
fault-hucling wall
"I. of (eure, h.ne ni fiverites, and
yet I try te appreciate the efforts of
l'HUTf)l'l,Al
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FIFTY CANDLES"
CFDAR 60TH CEDAB AVK.VUli
VCLMt 1 10 inn 3: 7 an tip. m
DOROTHY nAI TrtM
DOROTHY DALTON
Ill "TIM. ( KIMMI.N CII ll.l.MiK"
COLLSFI IM Mr"e' ' u u
-' 1 30 and 7 nd a P. M
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JUMBO
mONT ST. A OtnARD At'ft
Jcimne June en Kmnlifem t.
ETHEL CLAYTON
In "I'ltK K OF I'Oxsl.sxiQ.V'
LEADER .il,ST '-ANCASTEU AV
ETHEL CLAYTON '
in "r;nt Tin; kt;nsk"
LOCUST J'Vu
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In "OfK I.I.WUMi f IT:.
MXON'S AMBASSADOrfif
Mtli. 1 10 n.l 3 (10 i:.ln7ItnVe
FIFTYCANDLES"
NIXON "D AND 'kST"
MII.TON sui.H nml KM.IOTT IlPTm l-
"BEHOLD MY WIFE''
69TH ST. """.epp " xjr-te.
. . 30 7 and u p. xi
JACK HOLT
In "HIIII.K MT,N St.V.YTR"
STRAND G"D".fn a. . v
' T nni U J. 11
WALLACE REID
In "THK DHTATOK"
AT OTHER THEATRES"
MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A.
GERMANl'OWN "iKxlSigS-Sa
MAY MacAVOY
In "TIIKIHI.II A III Ass WINnmri.
GRANT "-'- ainAne avk.
TOM MIX
In "IP AMI C.OIVr."
JEFFERSON
IMtti 4 Dauphin ilu.
Mnllnea Dallv
jrv nui. 1
'THE MAN UN(,O.NCU,,KRHLK"
In
0L
PARkT HtUOIS AVB. A DAUPHIN Wt.
ffPw jjmt, 2il5. Ev. n.4S t
NORMA TALMADGE
EVENING PUBLIC
tliOM who really ile net ntipcnl te mc
hi iicrseiiiilltlc" nrIetiM jilajcrs I ntl
mire for diffciliiR rciiHetis. Heme of
tlie most popular xtnra I like lent nml
kiiiiu of the Icfkneun plajcrs I hope
will mhih1 iln rcu-iu1 their jilct dues.
"I hne been espeelnll interested In
the comment en Acnes A res of lute.
In the old Vit.iRrnph dn.is clip showed
irrent premise. As n stnr sin- has been
it distinct (ll'Mtppnliitmeiit. 'The Onli'iil'
wiih eeneetly named It wuk. 'Murder
land' win iilmest ns peer n plot thnt
tuiltlit h.ive been mnde Inte n nMly
Interestlns plitiire bud n wenk stnr.
Miss Ares Is net preRies-liiK, she
will, 1 predict, net be 'among these
present' two enrs from new unless
she holds iin iinbreiiknble contract, nml
1 hardly think there Is nn such thing.
"Olnrln Mwinscui is n ueiulcitut
matmlkin and a nry lnefKcIent actress.
Slie nlwats makes me think nf n fash
ion ski tcb of the ultra -modern sort
tome te life, or of n wa figure that
niees,
"Katharine MncDennld is se bentitl-
rair Vrte'sec I ,er ..s n e
frr&T'0 .U,brC',l!! 0t",'r,
Mars inuuigc in.
fill one excuses her coldness, and tt Is
Itodelph he of the gleaming hair
and romantic ejes will Inst Just . se
long as tlie ladies find no one te s.ip
plant hint. His aitlng is rathei tne tne
seme. He did triumph in 'The IVnr
Horsemen of the Apecaljpsc' bc'iiuse
he was the tjpe. I hope I shall find his
('nllaide as Interesting In 'Hloed t.nd
Sand.' but I h.ie mj doubts,
"Who cer told INtelle Tnjhr she
could act? She surely did make a d'.f
feicnt sort of 'wimpire' in 'A Peel
Then Was,' and I kny. and have the
etes of most of my trlends with me,
Theda Unra's version was vastly better.
Miss Tnjler will ile better te remain
away from siren jmrts unless !ie can
dispense with her methods of seduction
and step looking se Kittenish. A beau
tiful girl and a i.ip-ible leading woman
If she Is kept within bounds; a star
well. I hope net
"Dorethy Dalten, Kthel Clnjten.
Claire Windser, Mnrj Alden. IMjthe
Ohapmnn. Colleen Moere, Hesciucry
Thebj, Kathljn Williams and MJr'.
tatAreTbeyrS?
"COME ON, NOW . . .
Put the Words in Their Mouths
Every $ff
Sunday J
13 CASH PRIZES
for the cleverest dialogues submitted in the
great "Supply tfie Dialogue' Contest every
week in the Sunday Public Ledger.
A scries of everyday incidents, cleverly portrayed, with
the participants fairly speaking aloud their emotions.
What are they saying? What would you say, in the same
predicament or circumstances? A great chance for
nimble wits te make money, together with an oppor
tunity te afford entertainment for the entire family.
Attached te a page of the SUNDAY PUBLIC LEDGER,
Sept. 10, will be a picture, together with a coupon for
your answer, name and address. See the last page of
the Comic Section.
Each week of the duration of the contest a new picture
will be shown, and CASH PRIZES of FIFTY
DOLLARS paid each week for the cleverest dialogues.
Prizes of $25.00, $10.00, $5.00 and ten of $1.00 each.
Answers submitted each week must reach the Public
Ledger by Wednesday following appearance of the
picture.
Prize winners will be announced the following Sunday.
Order your next Sunday's Public Ledger today te avoid
disappointment, because everybody is going te get busy
en this entertaining contest. Laughs for the whole
family. Fun and Profit combined.
Read the Rules of the Contest as
They Appear in the Public Ledger
Sunday, September 10th
Order ueur copy today, te be sure of
8tartinff with Ne. 2 of this contest
"Make It
SUNDAY
ft J
PUBLIC
of Philadelphia
CYRUS H. K. CURTIS, PublUhtr
LEPGER - mADELEHIA. THUKSDAY,
r - -i i-j- . :
enrit Sedden nil deserve tn nresress.
and I hope thev earn nil the praise
ami mere that tbey receUc."
What's the use of printing n letter
like thnt when It doesn't give nit n
chnnce te get up n scrap? Yeu view
thlncs mevic-lsb exitcttv ns I de and
express 'em better, Wish I'd thought
of that clever tlllnu te say nbeut "The
Ordcnl." Yeu arc right nbeut knock
ers nml crltlcc, tee, but I defend knock
ith because they nre usually tlic ones
who force a eeiistrtiethc critic te turn
his attention te the subject being
knocked. Knockers are extremely un
pleasant persons, but they hnvc their
nlue in the world. I think the worst
bit of false philosophy In the world Is
lentnlmd In the popular bromldiem,
"If jeu inn't boost, don't knock."
"Lady .lane" writes: "Many times
I lime wondered why jeu answered Inst
l'ii'.lleiis first and was gluil te rend
nir explnn.ltlen tbeether day. Today,
la nnsx.erlng M. N. It. about 'The
Perils of Pauline' wasn't It' Crnnc
Wilbur who plnjed the lend? 1 think
It was.
"There are quite n few lately spenk
Ing nbeut the old plns and players and
I de net think any of un who hnvc fol fel
liwcd them t lie last ten or twelve years
will eer appreciate tne new ones ns
we did the old ones. The Vltngrnphs,
,hlrrrcrdrd,1t'wVe?eC ffi
S.lSteA thpoeer
., ,. ,, ., ,.i r,i . ,,
Inss tliesr wlm cx)itld net afford te go
te regular shows.
"Seme draw Int. t'nrd when Mnurlcc
CoKtclle, Flerenco Turner and Leah
It.ilrd were nil In one picture nnd Mime
times llnrrv Mercy. llnrrv Northrup,
.Limes Morrison or Knrlc Williams were
thrown in for Reed luck.
"Didn't 'The Christian' cause n
ernnil rush all eer? I hnc never en en
lejcd an l'arle Wlllinms mince. He
landed with both feet in that, but his
IiI.ms seem lucking ever nhice.
"Hut James Monlsen! Don't you
think he is a wonder? He seems the
same te me ns when I ilr.st caw him and
net a d iv elder. Dees he seem that way
te ou?
"I would like te pee Mrs. Svdney
Drew en the ctaRe. but somehow I feci
as if I would miss Sd tee much. They
ere n tenth, weren't they?
" 'C'liiqtilte' hits the nnil en the head
today about Agnes Ayres. Yeu and
I agree en iuite 11 few of the posy nnd
Muash tjpe of actresses nnd I would
rather miss a meal than borne of our
Every
Sunday
a HabW
A
LEDGER
remarks. They say It Is se miich laugh
K mat mnucn some -people fat, se,
Hen, 1 hnvc quite n few pounds te
blame you for. Hut vc arc old friends
and I premise never te call you 'Cyn
thia well, net as long ns you arc In
terested In balloon races nnd jeu prdm-
1st' Het te inenkev with flint imipIiw. mi
the beat again, because the next time
it kicks it might break jour contract.
Then what would wc de for answers In
the 'Letter Hex'?
"Had no blue paper nor a typewriter,
btit hope you can read It nnd will an
swer me one question. De you think
they could resurrect some of these old
shows and make them up-te-date nnd
Interest the public new ns they once
did? I guess they have a hard time
pleading otcrjbedy."
(I don't believe they eeutd. The
whole public attitude, has changed since
then. In these dajs movies were net
really considered quite the correct thing
for Intelligent people and these of us
uhe did go didn't expect n whole, let
for our money. Our standards of pro
duction and direction were net wvcre.
either. Hew could they be? Wc paid
the or ten cents for admission and wc
regarded It as a lark te butt In en an
ntnuscment that entered mostly te chil
dren or te Intelligences net fully ma
tured. And If wc didn't like the first
part of the film In one theatre nc left
and went Inte the next. It cost only
a nickel or n dime.
Nowadays we demand almost perfec
tion In pictures. Wc have beceru so
phisticated. Wc have taken the movies
en ay from the children and Insist that
tbey be made for us.
I thoroughly agree with you In your
Impressions of l'arle Williams nnd
.Tames .Morrison. And,, by the way,
ou are right about Crnne Wilbur. He
aa In "Perils of 1'nullrie." Thanks.)
Office of Tht President
have been in
and Germany.
business men
me feel all the
we can help the
Cress.
Let
1", "."
Let us
accomplish high
rSEPTJEMBEJR 7, "lOJtt
f ,
GIRL WILL PERSIST
I
Yeung Weman Who Toek Poison
Dismayed en Finding She
Still Lived .
New Yerk, Sept. 7. Dejinle Hnr Hnr
rlsen prebnbly will live. They told her
se jestcrday In Itcllcviie Hospital when
she came te after n night in which nn
abused physique had struggled vehe
mently with the poison she had swal
lowed. When she took the poison, Denntc
did net expect ever ngnln te knew life.
When tdie found esterdny that she was
still in the world nnd was told she
probably would pull through, she
moaned her dismay :
"I'm even n failure at death. Hut
I'll de it again and again until I die."
Donnie Harrison Is the girl of nine
teen who came from Detroit te win
fame ns an artist and te coiieuer tin
dramatic stage. Instead, she met
fnl hi re at cver.v turn. Her fund nf son
vanished nnd shortly after her hones
took wane. She became a drug addict
and, in notes she left, was even dis
appointed with her prospects of being
u geed wife.
A she became unconscious In her
room nt 01." Madisen" avenue, the cigar
ette she had held tired the bed clothing.
The Mnekc attracted a neighbor who
N SUICIDE EFFOR
Real, Estate
,N. E. COR. 16!? CHESTNUT ST&
PHILADELPHIA
V
An Open Letter te the
Progressive-Minded Men and
Women of Philadelphia
s Indent Hardin haa Sust set his seal of approval te the Sesqui-Centennial Exposi Expesi Exposi
en.mh,1IadPn in 1926. The world new knows that the 150th anniversary of the signing
ei tne Declaration of Independence will be fittingly and elaborately celebrated in this city, and
everything is ready for an immediate start en the comprehensive plans. In the phrase of the
hour, then: Let's go!
Let Us All Think and Talk Sesqui-Centennial
"Us" means you and me and everybody in Philadelphia.
Te go, we must start; and te start, we must have every one thinking and talking about
the Sesqui-Centennial Enthusiasm is half the battle. We have in President D'Olier a splen
did and able leader. In the beard of directors of the Sesqui-Centennial Association we have
I !!pr!tn iv? group of caPable men and women. But we yet lack the energizing enthusi
asm of the whole community, and that we must have, and right new. It is your duty and my
w-m.? ?ultaiIa.nd insJPJr.e President D'Olier and his efficient directorate in this crucial hour.
andTer Mrn0lVn5im,andh,S c"Verkers' in a real and Practical "way, that we will work with
well as thl?rfl Tf I?Gm frm tJi?.very minute- This is your Sesqui-Centennial and mine as
7heJd Jl fS -:JX 3 an u1ndertakng fr. e whole city te shoulder-your shoulders and the
shoulders of every one who considers himself or herself a 100 Philadelphian.
"If Yeu Can't Beest, Don't Knock"
tedav 'PriMpW'0"?! k-?? lS anld, saying' but U never meant se it does
nn ? pJfe , v- f"0f the U!?lte,d States haB Punched the Sesqui-Centennial, and it is new
IV 0feIphlt t0. Carru0n Xt j.3 no loner a Juestin of whether we are eTare net te
have a great celebration. That question has been settled. Philadelphia is committed te r
It fetl0n',and7e ?ann turn back-' Philadelphians are net cowards, nor Teachers We
see our goal, and we're going steadfastly te it. Beest or be quiet. We mus ; nut as Se rJS
viewpoints and opinions from new en; it is the hour te act. Seme of usnnS gfve mS AuS
SSfffi erhapS hf El ? US ,can give euragement. Yeu can talk often and faveraWy
Y,Lhe -ntenmal and you can urge ethers te de the same. That win help alet
ZST Resident D'Olier and his willing directors, and you should cher them en in
,-n J T f k they have 8 Up?? themselves. Their work is hard and wearing and wi mean
SCtfta8tBnCeB5 PerSnal 8acrifice that few of us would reallv undertake fifneecive them
the best co-operation you can. Help your city by helping them. ' S
. Philadelphia Knows Hew
I,. , Evcry.,city "n't held ? &reat celebration! It hasn't the men and the women it hasn't
the money ; it hasn't the vision. In a word, it doesn't knew hew PhihSlnhS Vi i
adrrd5 exPtiens nearly fifty years age, JtitiZg0
better. And you are going te help de the big job. Chicaee has a slen T ;u IT
Will Yeu Help in a Financial Way?
. Seme of us can help in a financial way. I have alreadv nledired (innna
Iminary working fund. There are many ether individE Z tfiSP,? Sft0?.?.?."
tahe wSy Sodsit?en 1JT& ; 'wSe ffilf . t ST thJ T,
Londen. Paris and In R18BBa
And ..everywhere . I went I met
' " --" -4muw,iij
who knew about the Sesqui-Centennial.
keener for the great exposition.
world show us.
Philadelphia Can Render
Seseur
the paat fifty years. And Philadelphia will ahew the world semethlmr ,n'i ali.8 and sences during
pathway te our doers te see; something from which we will gTSriSW wUI make
will be worth every penny that it costs, no matter what It will eelt will kL11" ,The,Selu-Centennial
the world, a great act of national unselfishness like nnte7i,nV l-'-liHl be. .a real ! timely service te
Us Net Disappoint President Harding
Ken' P as!d. P"tty whims and jealeusies: let u i,i, mm, -., , 7 B
and worthy things. Let ua
uutu'"""" " given ua sucn a wenderrul goal toward which te wi r,, "'' signed the notable
or lukewarm about the exposition in the past, let us respond te the caff te r-Vnn ,f have bee" doubtful
a2l'a?, aP CfnA U '" We must de it again! Thinkers i and im Get0v"p the Tep." We've dena
obstructionists te the rear. A new and better Philadelphia will arisJ Z n7te the front' LnKgards and
of the Sesqui-Centennial. This i. our great oppertun ft "tell th ,' h".."er., nd achievements
,
burst Inlo the room nnd rescued, the
girl.
In Uellcvue .csterdny MIm Harrison
was conscious for twenty minutes. H he
said she had taken u drug. Hhe said she
had been n patient ill the McGnmbs
Sanitarium in Flushing, h. I., where
she was treated for the drug habit.
She declined te buy why she had tried
te commit suicide nnd would net com
ment en the suggestion she had quar
reled with her mother, Mrs. Marie
Harrison, of Detroit.
Asked about Arthur Kescnbnum, te
whom one of the letters was addressed,
she .said she was his llancce. Hoson Heson Hosen
bniim called jestcrday at the Last
8lxtysccnth street police station. A
uiung man who gne the name of
ChnrlM Murray made an unsuccessful
cttert te see the girl nt the hospital.
l
Business Men te Meet
The Kindness Men's nnd Tnxpajcrs'
Association of the Twcntj -ninth Ward
will held Its monthly meeting tonight
at S o'clock In Owls' Hall, 2800 Olrard
aenuc. Uugcne J. Mngnln, chairman
of the Carnival Committee, will mnke
a rtpert, In which there will be several
recommendations regarding the carni
val. Aged Film Acter Gets 30 Days
New Yerk, Sept. 7. Jeseph Morri
son, slxty-lhc, of this city, n scenario
writer and movie actor, was convicted
of shoplifting jestcrday In the Court of
Special Sessions nnd sentenced te thir
ty da s in the workhouse.
MOM ONKXPECTKD PLACES
It would ieem no If there were no Dlc
tee remote, tee dimcult et accean. te eackpe
the neunpaper cmremn. When ttiei
unurual pictures are reproduced In thu ett
toned sf genii, by rntesravure prcceii thy
renstltuts til Pictorial Section of the Sun
day Pidlie Ledeis, "Mvke It a, Habit."
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iTIiT. u,1..8 s.pieDai.d tnP
uiiu ill l.llt- llltr PlTina avi w;. .,;. l
American V rMMI
Business men sml
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We have mhtn ,,!!! ;"?. .
. .. 1C "uiiu, ana mucn
a Great World ServicP
te see Philadelphia show the world II. ...
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mimmijijuiiii. ri'sinnnr nnwiKU i a w--. .u te win
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Albert M. Greenfield
TRAltf KILLS TWO AT Cnetl
Det,fr, N. J 8ent.(7i--An'7-beund
train nn the Mn 1 (
wnnna and Western Railroad ffi '
Inlo Lnwrcnce Denehue's new n.,.' fi
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Th6 healthy up-te-dt cti.
way. Dip brush in het water and
rub en Cutlcura Seap. Then mah
lather en face and rub in for a mo
ment with fingers. Make a second
lathering and ahaye. Anoint any Jr.
rltatlen with Cutlcura Ointment, then
wash all off with Cutlcura Sets.
b . .w. -WU..UVO Kin
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abroad. I
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a,bread , made
American Red
Let's go I
hlle nt n ernrin rrnnalni.
Iin last night, killing Denehue..
lived in Hoeknwny. N. J,, Bna vnrhe
Ujnn, of Mount Hepe. U ,V1l""a
'Lie, 1
Shave With Cudcura Seap
whjre 8eapafe.OtantauIMe. laltrSS
aW-Cudcura Seap Itm wftfctnt
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