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1 PAGE THRia FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1920. THE NEW HALL SIGNAL WW Pearson uaed to know father well." Mre. Dunn inspected the through her lorgnette and i ed to admit that she was "delighK'ti." "I'm very glad you called," corni.) THEATRE GOSSIP' ucd Caroline. "We were just in tiiuf- one of the most unusual ever nline-1 and will hold you spellbound from 6iart to nuish. Sunday and Mondav Cody's will show this play.

Tonight. Tom Mix in "Three Gold Coins." Saturday. Robert Warwick in "Jack Straw." Sunday and Monday. May Allison in "Held in Trust." Tuesday. Taylor Holmes--in "Nothing but "Xies." Wednesday and Thursday.

Emma Dunn in "Old Lady 21" and Buster Kenton in "One Week." "THREE GOLD COINS." "Daredevel" Tom Mix, "who never fakes," outdoes his own record of daring stunts In this thrilling picture at Cody's tonight. PORTUGUESE P. RACY. One of peculiar t.v.-ns of oar commercial relations in Portugal. -r 'the law of that country' the owner of a trademark must prove Its u-e in Portugal to retain its benefit, says Omaha Bee.

An enterprising registered fur himself in his native landa large number of Amercau au-Tomobile trademarks, and propres to proceed further and have these recognized at the int'Tiiatioiuil bureau at Berne. This will give him control of the pale of these marhines in 13 countries, including the South American countries with whieh we are trying to develop trade. It sounds like a coinic opera situation, but American automobile manufacturers are desperately strivin? to bent this suave pirate to the regrt ration bureau, knowing that if they do not they must settle with him or. carry on a long and perhaps losing fight in court. Other American manufacturers have suffered In this manner through the piracy of their trademarks.

Portugal is not much to look at on the map, but It contains the germ of great enter-" prise. -Jh Joseph cXA) i i I i ii nf him ii D. Appleton A Co. ply But Captain lUisha's concern was Copyright, UU, by treat- "Yes. That's the case, on the face of evident.

"NOTHING BUT LIES." A sparkling adaption of the. great stage comedy by Aaron Hoffman. It broke laugh records on Broadway when William Collier played it on the stage. Now it's sweeping the screen world in a gale of fun. See Taylor R'olmesin "Nothihg" buTLIes," Tues-day, at Cody's.

"ONE WEEK." He'd bring a smile to a wooden im age. If Buster Keaton in "One broke loose in a museum he'd tickle the mummies to life again. You never knew such fast and furious fun as this clever comedian provokes in his seven-day wonder. weds in particular are inviteA let. see this laugh riot-Wednesday and Thursday at Cody's New Theater.

But that Is only an ex-tral the main picture is "Old Lady 31," starring Emma Dunn. If you want to laugh this is the play for you. The story of a man in the Old Ladies' Home! Thirty ''faded spinsters in calico surrounded him at every No wonder he ran away! The poor critter he exclaimed What jtid you It, as you say. But you've forgot mention one item." "What's that?" last I saw of him he was sittint in the mud, looking at the upset. 1 didn't linger.

Peters took the wheel "Bije himself. Yon knew him pret welJLJL can see th a So. did And. tHifa -it; -Lucky-- the coird trl-rrr "JACK STRAW." A load of ice, a waiter's tray and a woman Jack could handle 'em all. When he changed his waiter's garta for -4he -trappingsnf anarchduk.e though, thiogs began to happen that he didn't expect.

A riot of fun, thrills and surprises; Robert 'Warwick as "Jack." Saturday at Cody's. 73 A "HELD IN TRUST." "Held in Trust," starring May Alii 0 Z3XLJ eon, teems with situations of the. ut most dramatic intensity. The story is AAAlAAAAiAlAAAAAAAAAAAAAiAAAiAAAAAAAAAliiAAii guess that's why we're both puzzled." The bis lounging room of the club, on the firsf floor Fifth avenue side, was almost empty when they entered t. The lawyer drew two big chairs near the open fire, rang the bell and ordered cigars.

After the cigars were lighted and the fragrant clouds of smoke were rising he reopened the conversation. And now, in an easy, diplomatic way. he'took his turn at questioning. Meanwhile the room bad been filling up. Around each of the big windows overlooking the avenue were gathered groups of men, young and old, smoking, chatting and gazing idly out.

Captain Elisha regarded them curiously. "This ain't a holiday, is it?" he asked ufter awhile. "No. Why?" "I was just wondering If all those fellers hadn't any work to do, that's all." "Who that crowd?" The lawyer laughed. "Oh, they're doing their reg, ular stunt You'll And most of them nn "3 eODY'S i til TONIGHT weren't we? Do sit down." "I'm afraid I can't wait, Miss War ren.

I dropped in to see your uncle, at bis. invitation, and, as a maiter of fact. I didn't know" "To see our uncle?" interrupted Stephen in amazement "Who?" "Your uncle. Captain Warren here," explained Pearson, surprised in bis turn. "He and I made each other's acquaintance yesterday, and he asked me to calL "You--you called to see repeated Stephen.

"WThy, what in the world" "I took the liberty of askln' him, Caroline," observed Captain Elisha quietly, ignoring the last speaker. "I didn't know jou knew him, I used to sail along with his uncle, so he seemed almost like own folks." "Oh!" Caroline's manner changed. "I presume It was a business call." she said slowly. "I beg pardon for interrupting. We had not seen you since father's death, Mr.

Pearson, and I as-umed had called up0nmy brother and me. Excuse me. Mrs. Dunn, we will go into the drawing room." She led the way toward the apartment. Captain Elisha was about to speak.

Pearson, however, explained for him. "Miss Warren," he said, "if by a business call you mean one in the interest of the Planet, I assure you that you are mistaken. ar.i no lornT connected with any paper. I mot lira in Warren tinder rather unusual circumstances. We discovered that we hud mutual friends anil niuiua! Interests.

He asked me to call on him. and I did so. I did not know; until live minutes ago that ne wus your nude or that you and your brother lived here. I beg yotf won't 'leave the on my account. I was about tr, ev when you came.

Good evenin.tr." He bowed and stepped toward the hall. Captain Klisha laid hand on his arm and detained him. "Just a minute," he said. "Curoline, 1 want you and Steve to know that what Mr. Pearson says Is exactly true.

I ain't the kind to talk to the newspapers about the private affairs of myre-lutlons, and any Judge of character Mr. Pearson, knowln' yon as It seems he does, wouldn't be the kind to listen. That's all. Now, Jim, if you must go." "Mr. Pearson," she said Impulsively, "again I ask your pardon.

I should have known. I am very sorry I spoke as I did. Will you forgive me?" Pearson colored. His embarrass-rhent was more evident than before. "There, is no occasion for apology, Miss Warren," he said.

"I don't wonder you thought I had come In my former capacity as reporter." "Yesj you do. You must have wondered. I am very glad you called to see my guardian, and I hope you will continue to do Father used to speak so highly of you, and I'm sure he valued your friendship. Stephen and I wish to consider his friends ours," Pearson's reply was brief. "Thank you, Miss Warren," he said, "You are very kind.

Good evening." In the hall as they waited for the elevator Captain Elisha, happier than at, any time since his arrival in New Ytvk, clapped his friend on the shoulder. "Jim," he said, "I was beginnln' to doubt my judgment of things" and folks. Now 1 feel better. That niece of mine has got the right Btuff in her. After that Invitation you will come and see us once In awhile.

That makes It easi er, hey spot the license number. Might havi cost me fifty. They've had me up f.s speeding twice before. Wfcat are yoi. and the admiral discussing Sylvester?" 'We were di -ussing a business answered the lawyer, with sig nificant emphasic- "Business? sure! I forgot that you were Graves' Settling th family affairs, hey? Well, I won't but in.

Ta, ta! See you later, captain." Captain Elisha's cigar had gone out He did not attempt to relight it. "Urn. He's a sociable young feller ain't he? iKm't stand on any ceremon hey? Caro and Steve think a lot oi him and bis mother." "Yes. -I remember hearing a rumor that the two fiunilies might be even closer connected." "You mean er Caroline and-er him?" "There was such a rumor. Probably nothing in it.

There is no engagement, I am very sure." "Yes, yes. I see. Wellt Sylvester, I must be trottin' on. I'll think the whole business over for another day or so, anl I think I may take the job. Take It on trial, anyhow.1 "Good! I'm glad of if are?" "I certainly am.

And I'm very glad indeed to have made your acquaintance, Captain Warren. Good afternoon. I shall hope to see you again soon." Captain Elisha left the Central club in a surprised frame of mind. Mr. Graves hud showu no such feeling.

If he bud heard Sylvester's report to Kuhn at the office next day he might have been even more surprised and pleased. visitors who know; Los Angeles will tell you despite its excellence of service and cuisine, Gates Hotel rates are no higher than those of other good hotels. Centrally located easily and quickly accessible to every RATES FROM $150 PER DAY Plain room nndr taoul BitnttBiit. Htllidu, Pm. Cmtm A.

CUiM. Sm. Teh Mix in "3 Gold Coins" SATURDAY. SRI CHT AT(S4 FICU A Robert Warwick in "Jack Straw" SUNDAY AND MONDAY. riiy AUisca in "Held in Trust" TUESDAY.

Taylor Holmes in 4Hothiag But Lies" EDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Emma Dunn in "Old Lady 31" 1(MIB mm, AND i "He'st a brick, Kuhn, declared the senior partner- "A countryman, of Buster Keaton in "One Week" 1 JM IDcfotOiKPtuTheDoir I Children 10c. Adulb 18c. loges, 22c. I WAR TAX EXTRA course, but a keen, honest man and, think; a mighty good judge of character.

If I was as sure of his ability to judge investments and financial affairs I should be certain the Warren children couldn't be in better hands. And doubt we can help him when it comes to that. He'll probably handle the girl and boy in his own way, and his outside greenness rnuy jar them a little. But it'll do them good to be jarred at their He's all right, and I hope he accepts the whole trust" TTTTTTTTTTTTTYTTTTYTTTTT quiet, homelike, congenial, morally and physically clean, free from the spectacular; an hotel you can safely patronize and recommend; particularly attractive to traveling alone. Grand.

GAR AG! CONNECTED ICAFfMEXTDOO CONRAD'S HALL, NEWHALL Monday, October 25, 1920 Political meeting of prime interest. Come one, Come all and hear noted speakers on topics of the day. To be continued.) HUGS' EA' RUSSELL'S CAFE Chas. F. Van de Water Republican Nominee for Congress, 9th District Is the place where you get Home Cooked Food of Quality AT REASONABLE PRICES "Running over?" repeated the captain, aghast.

here every afternoon about this time. Most of the younger set have rich fa thers or have Inherited money." "1 see. They lot the old man do the worryin. That's philosophy, anyhow. What are they so interested in outside parade goin' by?" Xo, I imagine an unusually pretty girl passed just then." "Is that so? Well, well! Say, Mr.

SylvesteT7the longer I stay In New York the more I see that the main difference between it and South Denboro Is size. The billiard room gang acts just the same way when the downstairs schoolteacher goes past; Hello!" "What is it?" ''That young chap by the mizzen window-looks sort of familiar to me, the one that stood up to shake a day-day to whoever was pa.ssln'. Hum! He' made a hit, ain't he? I expect some unprotected female's heart broke at that signal. I cal'late I know him." "Who? Which one? Oh, that's young Corcoran Dunn. He is a lady killer in his own estimation.

"How 7 ffyer do. Dunn?" "Hello, Sylvester," the young man hailed carelessly. "That was a peach. You should have seen her. What? Why, it's the admiral!" "How d'ye do, Mr.

Dunn?" said Captain Elisha. "Have you two met before?" asked Sylvester in astonishment. "Yes. I had the pleasure of assisting in the welcoming salute when our sea-fa riu' friend come aboard. How was that.

Captain? Some nautical class to that remark?" "Yup. You done fust rate, consider-In' how recent you "Thanks. Overwhelmed, I'm sure. By the way, Sylvester, did you hear about my running over the Irishman this morning?" "Running repeated the cap-tain, aghast. "You didn't run over nobody, I hope." "Weil, I came devilish near it.

Ha, ha! You see, the old fellow was cross, ing St. Nicholas avenue with a big market basket full of provisionsthe family dinner, I suppose. By Jove, the household appetites must be good ones. It was slippery cs the mischief, I was running the' car, and I tried to go between the fellow and the curb. It would have been a decent bit of steering if I'd ninile it.

But ha, ha! by Jove, you know, I didn't. I skidded. The man himself managed to hop out of thg. way, but his foot slipited and down he went. Most ridiculous thing you ever saw.

And the street! Ton my word it was paved with eatables." Sylvester, plainly annoyed, did not re- H. W. RUSSELL NEWHALL, CAL. CHAPTER VII. "An Unexpected Pleasure.

DURING the next day Caroline Warren and her brother saw little of their uncle. Not that they complained of this or sought his society. The policy of avoidance and what Stephen called "freezing out" had begun, and the young people kept to themselves as-much as' possible. At breakfast Caroline was coldly polite and her brother cold, although his politeness was ut overdone. However, Captain Elisha did not seem to notice.

In the evening he received a call from Pearson. MVhen Pearson heard that A. Rodgers Warren was a brother of his host he expressed great surprise, and his astonishment was even greater when hfi Jivaamade.aware that he jwag In the apartments of Miss Caroline Warren. He started to leave when from the hall came the clang of the elevator door and the sound of voices. Before the captain or his friend could move Caroline, Stephen, Mrs.

Corcoran Dunn and Malcolm entered. Caroline was the first to reach the library. "I your Yardon, she began. "1 did nut know there was any one here." "It's only a friend of mine, Caroline," explained her uncle quickly. callin' on me, be was." "Good evening, Miss Warren," said Pearson quietly.

"Why, Mr. Pearson!" she exclaimed. "I'm very glad to see you. You must excuse me for not recognizing you at once. Steve, you remember Mr.

Pearson." Stephen also extended a hand. "Sure!" he' Bald. "Glad to see you again, Pearson. Haven't met you for an age. How are you?" Pearson shook both the hands.

He was embarrassed and hesitated In his reply. "It has been some time since we met," he said. "This Is an unexpected pleasure. Ah, Mr. Dunn, good evening." "It is Mr.

Pearson, the financial writer of the Malcolm," said Caroline. "You used to know hjni, 1 think." "Don't remember, I'm sure. Yes, 1 do. Met you 'at the University club didn't IV" "Yes. I was formerly a member." let Hie present you to Mrs.

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