Strong Appeal In The Third Degree Screen Version
The Third Degree screens tonight featuring Alice Joyce as Annie Sands a waitress bride who faces a powerful father in law and a police inquiry to save her husband from a murder confession. Tom Terriss directs with James Anders Ranolf Miss Hopper and others in the cast. A scenic and comedy reel completes the program. Admission 11 and 22c.
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Thempire
Alice Joyce
Annie Sands
Tom Terriss
James
Anders Ranfolf
Miss Hopper
Herbert Evans
George
Odus
J.T. Wade
L. Rogers Lytton
Edward McGuire
Common Clay At Empire Tomorrow
Cleves Kinkead presents a seven part drama at Empire starring eon Ward with The This Degree as a big special. The plot centers on Ellen Neal a saleswoman and model at Stein's Department Store in a story about class separation inspired by Kipling quotes. Admission 11c to 22c.
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Cleves Kinkead
Kipling
Ellen Neal
Stein’s
A. H. Woods
Empire
Fannie Ward
Republic Theatre
New York City
Nurses Graduates Featured In Washington Homeopathic Hospital Class
The pictorial section showed a large photo of nurses recently graduating at the Homeopathic Hospital in Washington. Among them were Virginia Brannon Parsons, daughter of Harry Parsons of Winchester, and Edith Irene Huyett of Clarke County, Virginia.
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Washington Sunday Star
Homeopathic Hospital
Washington
Virginia Brannon Parsons
Harry Parsons
Winchester
the Star
Edith Irene Huyett
Clarke County
Miss Reardon Back Home From Illness
Miss Margaret Reardon private secretary to Congressman T W Harrison arrived Saturday and will spend time here. She is convalescing from a recent severe illness in Washington and is now much improved.
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Margaret Reardon
T. W. Harrison
Arrest of Notorious Crook Tom Dowd Recalls Past Crimes
Postal Inspector George Brill and a task force including railroad detectives and local police arrested Tom Dowd, a famed safe cracker, near this city years ago. Dowd, considered one of the most dangerous crooks by government agents, received a long Atlanta penitentiary sentence.
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Post Office Department
John C. Koons
George Brill
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Baltimore
Brill Sit
Tom Dowd
Dowd
Inspector Lemmon
Secret Service
Atlanta
Winchester ad man attends Poster Advertising Association meeting
Mr. Julian W. Baker of the Winchester Poster Advertising Company has traveled to Atlantic City to attend sessions of the Poster Advertising Association this week. He is accompanied by Mr. Coleman Dunn of the county.
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Julian W. Baker
Winchester Poster Advertising Company
Atlantic City
Poster Advertising Association
Coleman Dunn
Miss Luttrell and Mr Bailey to Wed
A marriage license was issued to Earl S. Bailey of Winchester, a county school teacher, and Fern M. Luttrell of Albin. Bailey is the son of Charles P. Gailey, a local real estate operator, while Luttrell is the daughter of John Luttrell.
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Earl S. Bailey
Winchester
Fern M. Luttrell
Albin
Charles P. Gailey
John Luttrell
Pearson Father Daughter Return From Philadelphia Health Treatment
Mr. Lewis Pearson and his daughter Miss Mary Pearson have returned from Philadelphia where Mr Pearson received treatment for his health. He is much improved.
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Lewis Pearson
Miss Mary Pearson
Philadelphia
Mr. Pearson
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S. H. Hable
Shenandoah Valley
East Reat Y Serpet Oe Furnace
Fred L. Glaize
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Alexander Lee Coble
Mary W. Byrd
A. Lee Coble
Home Demonstration Club
Welltown
Jody o’Grady
Miss Reardon
Macedonia
Smmittee
Woodward
Bell
Jones’ Creamery
W. M. Fletcher
Hubert L. EL
Courtland
Chas. Klein
Vitagraph Haye
Tmen
Mutt & Jeff
MAG, Joyce
Titagrapil
Little Joe’s
East Water St
Joe
East Water Street
Miss Luttrell
Mr. Bailey
Want
Waltham
eWialtham
Wal- Pa
Hodgson & Brown
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Virginia
Kool
Gray & Sheetz
Men’s
B. R
Bruce Capper
C. L Brumback & Bro
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