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Frank Keenan
in
THE MIDNIGHT STAGE
and
IRVING CUMMINGS
in the romantic thrill play
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TRAPPED
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Story by Ruth Sinclair
An appealing melodrama of
the Northwest Police with a
Sterling cast
Mutt and Jeff—Pathe News
The Prices
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COMING WEDNESDAY
MURDOCK
The Man Who Knows"
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CONFERENCE VETS
ACCOMPLISH MUCH
HARRY V. DUNLAP TELLS OF
WORK FOR DISABLED EX-SERVICE MEN AT WASHINGTON.
Lieutenant Harry V. Dunlap, national executive committeeman of the
Disabled American Veterans of the
World War, has arrived at his home
in this city, after an absence of three
weeks, the greater part of which time
was spent at Washington, D. C.,
where he attended the great national
conference of the organization. While
at Washington Lieutenant Dunlap
succeeded in getting through three
claims for delayed compensation for
Moscow men, one for $800, one for
$400 and another for $150. He was
enabled to straighten out a number
of vocational and hospitalization
matters for Moscow men, or men at
tending the university. 