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J. I 1 i l. j. ACS TWO TH HUNTINGTON HERALD. For Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Colds in Chest, Sore Throat and Ton silitis It's One Grand Remedy MUSTARINE Stop Headicha, Back, ache, Earache, Toothache in 2 Minutes.

It penetrates. If you only tar the quick and blessed relief MUSTARINE gives to sufferers from swollen, painful, gnaw, ing, aching, rheumatic joints and muscles you wotid get a 25 cent box this very day. MUSTARINE is the good, old fash, ioned mustard plaster brought up "to date with 14 other ingredients added and all the blistering qualities taken out. It is very penetrating. It surely does stop Headache, Back 1 rolie.

Toothr.che, Earache, Lumbago MEET AT BUFFALO; Cnlted Prass Leased Wlrs: Cleveland, Jan. 18. On foot, by freight, maybe by passenger coach, 00 delegates are heading for Buffalo to attend the national convention of the American council of migratory workers of the worldIn other words the gentlemen tramps of America. Murray Youtt, national secretary, jrhose office is in Cleveland, explain toflx the exact time for the convention. Unl certain arrival of delegates will termine the starting line.

Wten they reach Buffalo the convention will ba. gin. This probably will be within the next two weeks. The council is working for government ownership of railroads, employment of workmen to where needed; municipal ownership of food supply and cheap loans by the government SAYS WE BECOME KOPES EVERY MAN AND IONIAN ADOPTS THIS SPLENLIO MORNING HABIT. Why is man and, woman, halt the time, feeling nervous, ried; some days headachy, dull and unstrung; som4 dayg really incapacitated by illness? If we all would practico the drinking of phosphate! hot water before breakfast, what a grariting fhanga would take place.

Instead of thousands of half sick, anaemic looking souls with pasty, muddy complexions we Bhould see crowds of happy, healthy, rosy clveekad people, everywhere. The reasoa la that the human system does not rid itself each day of all the waste which it accumulates under our present mode of living. Tor every ounce of food and drink taken into the system nearly an ounce of waste material must be carried out, else it ferments and causes ptomaine like poisons in the bowels which aro absorbed into the blood. Just as necesaady as it is to clean the ashes from the furnace each day, GENTLEMEN IPS CRANKS DUG I de before the fire will burn bright andircu. Hunt.

Trust Co. 6.69 hot, so we must each morning clear the inside organs of the prevjous day's accumulation of indigestible wast and bodytoxlns, Men and women, whether sick or woli, are advised to drink each morning, before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it, as a harmless means of washing out of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the indigestible material, waste, 60ur bile and toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food into the stom. ach. 'Millione of people who had their turn at constipation, bilious attacks, add stomach, nervous days and sleepless nights have become real cranki about the morning inside bath. A "quarter pound of limestone phosphate will not ccat much at the drug store but is sufficient to demonstrate to anyone, its cleansing, sweetening and freshening fleet upon the system.

OF II! fnlted Press Leased Wire: Indianapolis, Jan. 18. The bitter fight in the legislature two years ago over bills which would have prohibited capital punishment as a penalty for murder will probably be repeated at this session, according to present Indications. Measures which would prohibit infliction of the death penalty are now before both houses. Opponents of the bills point to the large number of murders now committed in the state and declare that if the death penalty was inflicted more frequently, it would serve to decrease the number of homicides.

Figures gatfce rd tho bureau of 6tatlslif a rnrp9 fifth among states to the number of homicide. commit ted In less than two years. EVERYBODY READS THE HERALD 'YOU ARE READING IT NOW PO ABOLITION GNmrunE and Neuralgia In a few; minutes. Thousands use it successfully ery day tor Cold in Chest, fiore Throat Tonsllftis, Stiff Neck, Pleurisy, Enron chitls and deep seated Coughs. Over night they all disappear.

For Sprains, Bruises, Sore Muscles, Lameness, Neuritis, and to reduoe Swollen Joints it's the Quickest re. suit producing remedy on earth, while for Sore Burning, Aching Peet, Bunions, Corns and Callouses it is the best, sure, speedy remedy. Ask for MUSTARINE in a big, yellow box, for 25 and 50 cents Never sold in Jars, Get it at Bradley Bros. Mall orders filled. Begy Medicine Rochester, N.

T. adv NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream In Nostrils To Open Up Air Passages, Ah! What relief! Your clogged nos open up, the air passages of your head are clear and yon can breathe freely. No more hawking, snaffling, mucous discharge, headache, dryness no struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh is gone. Don't Btay stuff ed upl Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let It penetrate through cry air passage of the head; soothe 'and heal the swollen, Inflamed mu cous membrane, giving you instant relief.

Ely's Cream Balm Is Just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has. been seeking. It's Just splendid. adv SAVE FOREST TREES I'nlted Press Leased Wire: Washington, Jan. 18.

Prepared to fight spread of the white pine blister disease that threatens 1365,000,000 worth of timber la New England and other northwestern states, delegates to the international conference of the American Forestry association gath ered here today. Quarantines to check the dreadful disease were suggested by experts in attendance. By these white pine seedlings and currant and gooseberry bushes on which the fungus feeds, would not be permitted to be shipped from lnf eqted states. This method has met with the approval of the department of agriculture, which has urged a quarantine to protect $195, 000,000 worth of sugar pines in western states. 1 NOTICE1 G.

W. Lawver has moved his real estate and loan office from the old Bucher Heaston quarters to offlceB with Watkins Butler, over the Ren ner Bros, shoe store on Jefferson St. 13t2 Financial statement Of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Trustee of Lancaster Township, Huntington County, Indiana, for 1916, as reported to the County Auditor. RECEIPTS. 3 qrmer Trust 4.86 Jan.

1 Hunt. Trust Int 6.30 Vft II 1.. Put.lnn rllfl filA KO rj KVlston f'eb. 1 Farmers Trust lnt. a Mar.

1 Fanners Trust Mar 1 Hunt. Trust Co. Mar. 6 Banford Bhldeler, Apr. 1 Farmers Trust Intl.

Apr. Hunt Trust Int Avir. 3 Evlston, dog May 1 Wamsley, dog May 1 Hunt. Trust Interest Way 1 Farmers Trust Mny 8 Taylor, old No 12... May 8 A Paul, lot 12 May 15 Pearl L'lrlch.

dog June 1 Farmers Trust Int June 1 Hunt. Trust int June 1 Delinquent dog tax July 1 Farmers Trust July Hunt. Trust int July Evtnton, July July 24 Dog tax July 24 Evlston, July July 29 Dog tax Aug. 1 Farmers Trust Int. i Aim.

Hunt. Trust Int Aug. 1 Geo 'iBrlckley. transfers. Aug.

12 Morrow, bor Sept. 1 Hunt. Trust Sept 1 Farmers Trust Sept. 161 Wlnefcrenner, Oct. 2 7 HunU Trust interest Oct.

2 Farmers Trust Nov. 1 Farmers Trust 2.87 Sa6 440.00 1.82 5.80 85.08 1.00 3.76 .91 100 00 100.00 1.09 12.00 1 05 3.21i Yftf 8.00 1128.19 2.00 5.18 7.88 17.U7 1600.00 8.15 1.63! 2000.00 1 8.09 1 9 04 7.1 4.18 Nov. 2 Hunt. Trust Interest Dec. 1 Hunt.

Trust Int lier Fm mers Trust t)to. 28 To.relmb for 43.26 l.c. 27 Evlston, Dec settle 5161.48 Dec 278 Frledley, to cor DISBURSEMENTS. 1 al a2 1 8 sS Hacker, driv schl wag. 104.00 A Adams, teaching 90.00 Shutt.

rame 164 00 Khldeler. Int o.i warnt 4.00 Wm. Miller, clean 12 lister Brown, teachinc 45.00 a 1 same a6 lmug Jones, rime 6 Hes'er Whltmore. same a7 Luolle Gay, same 8 Sharp, same a WInfred Btoch, same alO Herman Bhultz, same "H0.6F 40.0'1 75.00 75 00 75.0') CO t.t) 80.00 50.0.) all 12 13 4 6 Bone wits, same' Hasel Jones, same Robert Snyder, suns Hacker, drive Relchenbach Wicken'r Boh wart i A Klracofe, Krleg, wood 40.00 10.00 85 48.00 IS. Oil 22 15 30.2 1 1O0SO 86 82 9.49 233.84 28.00 10 6S 14 A Thompeon, gravel 15 Weber Purvlance.

cement 16 Henry Keefer, atone 8 Ind Edu Co. 9 Goble supplies 10 Hall, Zimmerman coal. 11 Elmer Mlnton set 12 Taylor, salary 17 Wm Chambers, haul gravel 18 Sharp, repairs aH (i Sharp, teaching 14 Hacker, drlv wag It Frledley, haul coal 14 Lester Brown, Inst al9 Same, teaching 17 Relchenbach ft Wlckenh'r. 18 Schwarts It Klracofe, 19 Price Rosebrough. 10 Hawkins, wood 11 Shults, basket 21 Bltienker, cleaning sJO 1 Bhults, teaching all A Adams, same Luct Oay, mme ni3 Wm Kline, same 34 Heater Whltmore, Herman Shultz, same Bonewlti, same 3.35 54.00 82.00 T.00 20.S5 411:) 20 54 4.00 92 0.) 40.00 44 2 01 noo 11000 75.00 60 0 46 00 40 00 100 SO S000 11 Jones, same PROPOSES QUARANTINE; a a Robert Snyder, sama 'rW 00 Inez Jones, same ,222 (iarl Collins, aame 1900 John I'rllch, hiul Hacker, same 14.fil i Paul, haul coal S.50! Wlnfred Stech, teaching 100.00, Ell Burkett.

haul J. 10. flolnlker, cleaning 1.00, Hacker, drlv war 0.00 Shultz. teaching 70.80 Majestic repairs 1.00, Ballev, clean 2.00 Price Rosebrough, 14.00 Lucile Gay. teaching 20.00! Ed Whitmore.

gravel, nrl Collins, teaching a Ed Whltmore, wood 13.00 Taylor, salary 80.00 A Shaffer, dog 187.00 A Adams, teaching 100.00 Thoa McCrum, haul gravel. 11.41 Fred W'endt, wood 14.00 Luclle Gay, teaching 76.00 Bhultz, same 20.00 Ouy Sharp, Fame 122.50 Same. Institute fees 28.lt Hacker, drlv schl wag. 22.10 Root Snyder, Inst Jan .25.90 Same, teaching 82.60 Btech, K7.60 Pame, Institute fee9 18.75 Herman Shultz, Inst Jan 27.10 Same, teaching 78.60 Wm Kline, teaching 110.00 Same, Inst Jan 3 1 Taylor, salary 15.00 II Bonewltt, Inst Jan. 37.00 Same, teaching .146.00 'm.

Freldley, haul gravel. 12.150 I Dolby, same 11.47 Oarl' Collins, teaching 60.40 Same, Inst Jan 7.60 Hazel Inst 30.40 Same 180.00 Jesse Buzzard, haul gravel 13.38. Hesler Whltmore, teach.etc 128.40 Hunt. Herald, ptg an rept 17.25 Eckman, wood 35.09 1, Shultz. teaching 130.00 Everett Paul.

Janitor 2 09 mciie Gay, teaching nu.uu Inez Jones, teach 177.00 A Hart, rep schl wagon 3.25 John Flsk, stove pipe Taylor, salary Zook, haulqlng coal Barnhart Book Store, bibles Jos Heaston, haul Sharp, tops for sewers Stroup, haul Everett Paul, "Janitor work. Shultz, teach A Adams, same .76 25.00 7.00 1 a i'rJi 2.00 7.08 413.17 103.10 207.99 Gay. Jerome Williams, haul coal 4.25 Ness, haul stone 5.86 Hunt. Pub. fln statemt 17.20 Taylor, salary 29 00 Funderburs.

ex 13.81 Warren Ele coal 102.46 63 Bhults. library books i aa aa J'jjra 059 J. rille. Isaac Jieai, supplies ju.ui 65 Tnylor, salary 25.00 A Shaffer, correct error 6.67 Sprinkle, road 35.00 n60 a61 66 a62 67 R63 aC.4 86 69 70 71 aC6 72 73 74 a66 75 a67 nR8 a69 76 a70 77 a71 78 a72 a73 a74 79 80 SI 82 R3 84 85 a76 a77 a78 8 87 89 90 91 2 9S 94 95 96 97 9X 99 100 a79 aSO 101 102 103 1U4 105 106 81 aS2 a84 85 a86 HH7 a88 a8 a90 a91 a92 107 a94 a 95 108 Shaffer, wood Smith, haul stone Taylor, salary Foudy, haul stone A Shaffer, correct error. Claude Hoover, clean closets 63.00 2.01 15.00 fi.70 8.76 1.00 Taylor, salary 10.00 D.Wairmley, 30.00 A Shaffer, field 20.00 Scudder, transfer 61.10 Home Lumber 6.30 II Goble Ptg supplies 14.29 ili'c Same, Home School Vis.

Keefer, stone 297.00 Bnlder Rotz, heat 180.00 Shldeler, gravel 18.41 itSii KlRpr sewer Joseph Hall, transfers Geo Downey, painting Bronateln, boiler Geo Downey, painting I Ellis, haul gravel Relchenbach Jos Hal), tuition A Helney, haul Klwooi Rich, gravel Otha Dolby, hauling Hlpsklhd Plb ht plant. KM' I mm En rnnn; 8L26 9.17 a.70 8.50 161B.00 i 1j unuitx, mowing 2.00 Paul. Int lr. no Amos 'Chamness, 26.00 93.05 20.00 Geo. Dunn, same Howard Severance dls.

Bonewltz, sewers Everett Couch, haul Geo WUhelm, road Shutt, haul gravel Taylor, salary Relchenbach Ovid Eviaton, rd tax L'L Ulrlqh, advisory board. same Alva Wlnebrenner, same Weber Purvlance, cement Wm Mlllen.Wdg Mrs Rlttenhouse, cleaning Vernon, surveying Hlpeklnd Plmg Co. estimate A Hart, wagon Jolin Frash Co. win Hay Ulrich, mowing Taylor, Herman Bhulta, A Burke, same Kenowr Sons, lumber. A Smith, pipe fittings.

Klger supplies Ada Andrews, Hacker, driving 39.60 1 85.00 11 60.00 19S.93 10.00 6.00 6.00 5.00 6.91 9:80 3.00 104.10 695.00 11.60 8.50 2.00 60.00 Shultz, rep barn roof teaching A Adams Itpdlke. samo Jj I 5oo Emma Kline, same He3ter Whltmore, same Mildred Bowman, samo Mury Helney, same 4s.oo bo.oo uu li Anderson, same Blanche Stump, same 4ti.00 1) rtowman, same Kit AA Robert Snyder, same A Burke, aame Weint, haul atone Munry Hoover, John Fowrrbauifh, haul grv A Noggle. same Barsh Birdsoll, whltewsh Welker, clean Hunt. Pub ditch notice Bame, notice to cor.trs Herman Shults, teaching Hacker, drlv schl wa. Chas 81aal, grading No 3.

A Adams, teaching 60.00 68.00 in 2 00 2.1 109 110 111 a96 112 113 D97 lpo.oo a9S A inurke, sams tti 114 Bruce Wamsely, clean dltfh 98.00 5.60' 2.65! 4S.00 48.00 00.00 48.00, 65.00 46.00 60.00 60.00 i 72.00 40.00 19. SO n9 aino alOl al02 Amanda Haaty, gravel Mildred Bowman, teaching. Paul Updike, same Rohert Snider, same al03 ai04 Mary Helney; same Hester Avhitmore. same al05 Blanche 'Stroup, alOl Ruth Anderson, a)07 aiog i09 Bowman, same Emma A Kline, same Herman Shultz, same Laben Allred, gravel Bame, haul gravel alio .111 115 116 117 US 7.50 Hlpsklnd Heat settlemt 1390.60 Iiarnhart Book Store, hooks 11.00 II Heajttot), ditch aasmt. 1.80 Hacker, driv 40.00 Friedley.

warrant, int 1SS1 00 119 allS Herman Shultx, 60.00 all3 I'earl Zook, gravel 27.52 Have Bottle Handy 1 Sloan's Liniment is assigned id place among the trusted family remedies in thousands of medi cine closets. Confidence in it ii based on the uniform effectiveness With which it banishes the pains of rheumatism, neuraUia, Mout, Vumbaio. sore stiff muscles, bruises, sprains and strains. Cleaner and easier to use this musty plaster or ointments. Il and relieves quickly ivUhotd rubbing.

At all (buttists, 25c 50c. and $1.00. a2 n29 hUO a31 32 rs a33 a34 25 035 26 838 29 30 39 39 41 31 a42 a43 644 32 83 34 045 46 as 86 47 a48 87 88 39 a49 aSO n52 40 41 R63 a54 42 43 44 4i 46 47 48 49 60 51 r.2 R3 a65 nS7 84 56 67 Aft a88 59 60 1 62 Bill aii ShH? 121 122 123 124 alls alii 12S 126 127 all7 all8 all9 al20 al21 al22 al23 wl al25 128 )vi 111 133 al26 0127 al28 a) al30 134 185 amiss al32 137 I 1 iftfe i0 80irinal AT 5000 i 31.25 Jj 3.00 the eye for 35 00 r.s 11.12 l6 1660 AT I 1 I IIIIII ELL ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves H. 25catalL'dniggist3.

ik IT AA HUD; 4.S7 Same, schl auDDlles. 24.47 24 29 133 Hunt. Herald, net to, contra Same, ditch notice '19 81 s.241 Taylor, trustee 25.09 Ohio on pips 10.33 Oll Bl Krieg, clea Wm. Krier. clean Claude Hooer, clean closets xi rnediey, Mildred Bowman, teaching.

Paul Updike, same Robert Snyder, aame Mary Helney, same A Burko. name A 60.00 48.oo Emma Kline, same 72.00 72 oo Bnuiti, same Hester Whltmore, same Ruth Anderson, same Moses Denton, mowing. Milio Heltz, clean ditch fl Klenser, Andrew Paul, same iylor. Herman Bhultz, library bks Bhldeler, gravel A Burke, Herman Bhultz, same Robert Snider, same Henry Keefer, stone Elwood Rich, Wamsley, same Duzan, tile 5.o lo 46.00 2jJ 25 oo 60.00 'ioooo 70.12 i.i5 2.00 75.00 Taylor, trustee 8 Ream. gravel 175.50 A Adam, teaching ......98.00 Hacker, drlv 44.00 sumSary Statement showing amount of all moneys VfL.nca,".t,er vwuaiiipt xiuiiunKiuu umity, jin buraemenU therefrom nnd balances re malnlnc therein.

the year endina iecemper si, Township Fund Balance on hand Receipts during year Total of balances and receipts I Mil 1605.19 Disbursements during year 886.05 riuu utunuwi uj. Road Fund Balance on hand 675.68 Receipts during year 112.1.64 Road Fund Total of balances and 'iphjui rrnnuii unrig year. lun.fji final balances H.91 firll liiinl BT.inrf Balance on hand 3471.83 Receipts during year 10435.19 Total of bncea and nishur'sements during 10163.07 Final balances I743.9S Tuition Fund Balance on hand 1637.41 Receipts during year 68S3.50 Total of balances and 7620.911 Disbursements during year 6750.11! C2.c aa on ly he Final balances 1770.80 FUnd IN CLEVER RecelpU during year 192.00 Total of balances and 479.00 DlBbursements during 187.00 uaianurn Balance 6617.SS Receipts during year 18594.31 balances 6536.80 J. U. TAYlAJK.

a nnflnnlr. TAnrnaVilH a i u.i.vv ivn ii9ui. i This report was received, accented anfl approved by the Advisory Board of this Townnhlp at their regular annual meeting, this the second Any of Januarv. 1917. ALVA WINEBRENNER, LEVI L.

ITLRICH, W. H. PAUL, Advisory Lancaster Township. EMPRESS "AT THE END OP THE RAINBOW, The director and cameraman are surely to be commended for the ar. (MOTION, piCTURE8 i i i.

ii tlst, atmosphere they have pro vided as a setting for this melodra. imatic story of the 'fight over timber lands. the first to the last 'you find exquisitely beautiful exterior scenes, artistically photographed. Many of locations show the great redwood trees of California. We get many skylines which were chosen "with an for effect, and at the last of the offering they killed off the "willun" a manner at least a bit different, showing him riding down a flume used sending the logs down the mouri tains, to maKe nis escape, with tne buuuc tragic flnale, his being shotf over the side because of atoeak in the runa.

aral buoyancy which should be en joyed by everyone, by toning up the liver md clearing the system of impurities. 1 THE PRINCESS "THE UNWELCOME a FELTER STORE SI I A Ji 111) ww. This story 1b very ably written byj Mary Murillo, and although the title does not suggest it there is a decided atmosphere of the sea. James Vincent, the director, has utilized some excellent scenic locations which are delightfully refreshing and well chos. The story has been well told and the director has succeeded In portraying faithfully on the screen.

The is interesting throughout and nffnrda nniiauiil intArf ulnmant Valkyrien has been well chosen to play Ellinor and her performance Is very natural and will excite' sympathy and pity. The character of Ann in terpreted by Violet de Blocaro is highly gratifying and more heard of this young lady in the near future. i ne Lite cnuaren are as irresistible ever' the role of Mason was splendid; his acting was most convincing and his fight scene the ship very realistic. Ellinor, a child of the waves, is raised by old Pete, a light house keeper. Ultimate, 8he meetB MaBon, a rough sailor whom she marries with a ceremony oriKnates after he leaves her saying he will return some day.

7 Meanwhile, Ellinor meets Hudson. rjch wldowflr who mftrrtoa ha When she arrives at his home she learns that the memory of his 'first Wife lfl held sacred by his children, and they wilt have nothing to do with H6r. uuinor aeciaestoieaw although ner pleads with fler to remain. Ann, the elder' daughter, hears her hears her shtps nters father's plea, whereupon jjg room, takes Ellinor's ing we ail love you, pie; go." ME CHARAC TERIZATION. k.

ni iumo auiCDO, Will LTO Bcu uu luo ouccu at Huntington theater tonight in ''The Eternal Question, a flve.part Metro wonderplay produced by the Popular Ploy and Players. This is 'easily the best production in which Mme, Petrova hos ever been starred, on either the stage or sceen. She is given an opportunity, for the first time since she has been in America, to display her remarkable versatility. In the early chapters of the story she is Been as a irrinceBs in royal surroundings. Next she is an immigrant girl, playing a hand organ in the.

streets of New York, and soon afterwards as a society woman The vaudeville numbers by Ford and Jones and the Garrison Sisters, which were on the bill Wednesday are on at the performances tonight. KEEP LI Yourib It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablett Th irret of keeoins vounir is to feel young to do this you must watch your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark rino nnrii vmir eves oimoles a bu tnna 1nnlr in vour face duli tVtS With no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr.

Edwards, a well known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, die sub am rpntli in their You will know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets by their olive 1 All .4 ri 10c and Per UUJU fui utu55iaia. IhORQ be I IB When Wc became the local representatives of 7i it tt iviauory tiats we were looking for a line of men's hats that were different and better than any we had sold and, strangely enough, Mal lory was looking to us to sell their hats.

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Citizens State Bank hunbnefton, Ind. PRINCESS THEATRE WhkhSyi It Be?" Would you give up the woman you loved or your child, if you had to make the "choice? It is a hard question, but seethe answer in the William Fox Photoplay "The Unwelcome Mother" A most remarkable Drama with Walter Law And an All Star Cast of FOX PLAYERS Scenario by Mary Murillo Directed by James Vincent t6mMrowv "the jagabond prujce" Triangle Drama Featuring' H. B. Warner EMPRESS THEATRE is4lsSBS "The End of the Rainbo Another feature. wonderful Bluebird The mountain scenes are of unusual splendor and the film throughout is beautifully tinted.

You will certainly enjoy this picture. "Come Back" tickets good today. Charlie Chaplin NEXT TUESDAY.