Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 64, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 27, 1928 Page: 7 of 10
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Tue meet recent photograph and
a map showing the location of the
leper colony whore he han workrct
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modern motor ear. So original in vTfaign Flanked hy naw aeamlaaa
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to $39.50
guano.
taka
cuticle and he may have the guano.
Should animalcule of apoaVlo di-
eeaaea be present in the water, the
move' the same,' as'weU aa tte s
amount of sediment, etc. Let
gentlemany agreement, tt>fl tmi
cdatract, with Denton
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g>o our min,
pollution of 1
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iMalise the 111 square
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aob the enonnom amount oT deoay-
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and women. which according to the opinion of
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WB mfcht view this with much
there are bil-
bf TTY BALFOUQ and SYDNEY CHAPLIN^
a crtm-eyed cook and a JreUing
on a large Nev Jcnery estate as
cwetakers. The inventor marries an
heiress who to employed as an we-
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IpiHe Tom’s Cabin” to Be FeaturetK-
at Palace Theater Here Next Week
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NATUBDAY. OCT. n!<’ fc»
(By The AMoctated Prem.)
J---— *□ Central Standard
P. M. unleaa othar-
rave lengths on toft
ocvcles on right.
Chicago—3Y0
M' National 6mn-
nlttae —
... The comedian
tfaXs Betty Balfour in the leading
feminine role, Nancy Rigg. Clifford
MeLsgton. brother of Victor Mc-
Ltttea of ‘What Price Ginry
fame; Xnld Stamp Tajwcr. heir-
ess nnd London society favorite; Di-
ana Wllfm. Annie Esmond and
.Bftnond Breen.
I* The gtot «T -The Wife’s Rcla-
I around an odd quar-
of aa inventor, actor,
irttot, none of whom
living. They succeed,
oldtag the services of
less cases among adult lepers. For
years he seldom left this building
—surrounded, constantly by pitiful-
ly stricken and disfigured lepers to
whom he devoted all of his time.
Through an of this he has kept
cheerful and active. He ia known
throughout the Pacific—and thru-
cut msdical and missionary circles,
r » writ In l®08. when the Ameri-
Tomto Cabin ’ to played by Mar-
garita Fischer, who became Inter-
nationally famrata as the “Ameri-
can Beauty" of the screen In sev-
eral places the thenpe of dw> film
departs slightly from That of the
story but tn the main it is a strik-
ing reproduction.
The aceh-villaln. Blas
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Ha round the wJrtd
Charles 8. Bperry
honored Brother Dutton by having
the fleet parade, with all flags fly-
ing. off the coast of Molokai.
A few yean ago the territorial
legislature of Hawaii prepared to
pass a bill to give Brother Dutton
a Ufa pension of |M a month. He
refused to accept it and aF his re-
quest the bill was withdrawn. Dur-
ing his lifetime more than *10,000
of his own money has been contrib-
uted to work of the polony.
Brother Dutton still proudly re-
tains his membership in the O. A.
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bill. For OMThf two yean the press
to said to be one of
tory of’motion pictures.
Rod LaRoque is presented Mon-
day. and Tuceday' to “Captain
Swagger," and Laura LaPlante will
be featured Wednesday only in
’ Home James."
alarm. r ,
Mono of Btoeots creeping things—
bugs, worms, fltoe, slugs and snails
fall-crown fenders . . . flariaw
"faifhe* with • TWssch spread,
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drivers* soatfl* Two eonvertibMj
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scenes were filmed in the vary' e*u>
roundlngs immortalised by Mrs 1
wisi '.iinrM#i'r.nT ■ ■
and animals galore, horses, cattle,
dogs, rats, dead and sfiirs soon to
die, and millions of Iona of vegetable
matter—all decaying, rotting and
uic very dos-
n we look at
Is view point,
flbws into this lake, then would It
be purer Let us take a look at the
lake. In It we find thousands of
turtles, fishes, snakes, some dead. “ .
others soon to die—all either de-
caying In the water or exceting;
millions of insects dropping into
the lake dally to be snapped up by
the fish to be digested, then excret-
ed; also thousands of tons of old
logs, weeds, trash and other refuse
decaying, rotting in the lake. Are
there really polluting the water? We
think not, as Nature's great meth-
od renders all inert. Now, all the
organic matter that entero the lake
to farthest removed from the spilt*
way. If every person In nultow were
to use 100 gallons daily, it would
require a period of five yean for
the headwaters to reach the spill-
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art student Who finds th© bifc city
o bit unappreciative of her vorks
of art. 8i> finally has to get a Job
tn the art department of a big
^thg stage, son fcr.smMi infra gbfiiBfis
» • desire to go to the W
and make a name for Uicmreftea
The cost is composed of Charles
Delaney. ADeen Manning. Iran
Standing. George Pearce, Arthur
Hoyt and Sidney Brrey.
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soon to be swept 11
om of the lake! V
the question from _
the very theaght to enough to pro-
voke a term in the hospital. '
But there things do not pollute
the lake! Nature has'wisely pre-
pared for the incineration of all
this dead material flcarcely a trace
of all this dead material will ever
reach the lake. More than 90 per
cent of all dead animal and vege-
table matter to oxidised—burned up.
drivten back into the atmosphere
whence It came—no residue left
except the mineral substances, and
these are advantageous to health
rather than otherwise. But should
some of thly decaying matter reach
the lake. then tae work of oxlda-
r -ttoh to- ascsiesatodTM water to <
of the moat decomposing agents
known to chemistry. Were it not
for this purifying process on the
land and to water, every surface
Ne eioaca maxima'of filth.
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_ ______By NBA fiervlee 1-77 ;
HONOLULU, Oct K^-A smiling
energetic num of 85. with therey
wrinkles about hto eyes and a flow-
ing. patriarchal white beard is wait-
ing for death to take him on the
he goes into the 43rd con-
j-yewr uf one of IM HMM '
relffracrificlng tasks any man has
ever bad.
Be is the famous Brother Joseph
Dutton. Catholic lay missionary in
the leper settlement on the island
- of Molokai.
Brother Dutton has begn in the
leper colony, without a moment’s
J. intermission, stare the summer of
IIN He will stay there until he
diss..
It was in 1843 that Brother Dut-
ton was born in the village of Stowe,
Vt. His family moved to Wisconsin
while he was a boy, and after grad-
uating from an academy at Janes-
ville, Wis.. he enlisted in the north-
ern army and served throughout the
Civil war.
' At that time he had no notion
of going to any missionary fields.
Commissioned a captain shortly be-
fore the war expired and transfer-
red to the quartermaster’s depart-
ment, he remained in that poet for
more than a decade after the close
of hostilities, working principally on
the adjustment of war claims. -
M^In TfiMbe heard of the
gregt work being done for the lep-
ere^t Molokai by the famous Fath-
nlen, immortalised by Robert
Stevenson. He became fired
by the ambition to help; so he
westt to San .Francisco and sailed
fog' Honolulu, going from here by
bodt to Molokai, where he went to
Faflter Damien and offered his ser-
"Km~that BMtnsnt he has not
left the Island.
Bbther Damien died a few years
later and since that time Brother
Dutton has been perhaps the,beet
known and most widely-loved man
on Molokai. He has never spared
himself; often his day’s work has
extended for a fuU 24 hours.
Shortly after Father Damien’s*'
death Brother Dutton devoted him-
self to the construction of a home
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Comedy, riotous and subtle, runs
.rampant throughout "Skirts,' the
Metro-Ooldwn • production
fr<.m the shores of England, which
fc to he th* pritfripai attrareinn rK
’ the Dreamland Theater next week,
ng Tuesday and Wednesday.
ZftapIlB. one of the screen’s
famous merrymakers, to
st to the fore in the film,
tr pictures scheduled for the
wsgk include "The Wife’s Reia-
Ute».’’ showing MBnday only; “The
'Jaw Breaker" Thursday only
I “Code of the •cartel’’ Friday
laalurday.
Skirts" was originally a famous
London stage hto under the title
“A Little Bit of Ruff," and as suet)
*i <ogk the BwBsb metropolis by
y^B a few years ago. in this pro
otsCticii OtiftpUn demon ~
steates hto ability to wear women'*
IB tow manner that creates
iMghter. hto first each demonstra-
tion being in “Charley1? Aunt.”
givsn excellent
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CANDY FOR HALLOWEEN
For a gift or for the family arclei take
home a box of our famous King’s Candiea
Always fresh, temptingly packed wid)
family favorites.
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------- Halloween special wrapped. » .
The Service Drug Store
Phone 171. --j'
Etowe, while others were fihnul'ta
preteniious sets erected at Univer-
sal City. The thrilling Re scene
wus made rn th* Sarantte River
near Plattsburgh, N. Y--------------—rri-
Nutabtea aside from those al-
ready mentioned who ass present)
ed in the film include Arthur Ed-
mund Oarewe.< Lucien Llttlsfieid.
Jchn Rocr.e, Gertrude Astor, N«-
son McDowell, James B. Lowe and
a host of others.
“Captain Swagger" is from the
etory by Leonard Proskins. .The
theme deals with an imnrtWtoad
wax veteran who, believing that the
world owes him a living, to abrat
------ to. embark upon a criminal fifrx.
The rule <rf Topsy^In "Vnel* eer *hen he meets a charming giH
' for love of whom he renounces M*
intentions. Thrills are provided
from beginning to end of the film.
Supporting the star to a cast wMh
Sue Carrol in the feminine load,
and including Richard Tucker, Vic-
tor Potel and Ulrich Haupt
In “Home James" Laura
NABMONY -rdCOANITT OIL
19:00—Iiw*»>nta Club
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YEAR OF WORK WITH LEPERS
Hepubii'uu" National Oom-
'8NMNT ■
8 so -Orchestra; HSwallana
9:00—Tums of Broadway
10:06-OrciMstrae
M5.4—WHO Dm Molaro—MO
7:00—Musical
8:00—Phllco Hour
10:00 Harmony: Dane* Music
7:30- Part Bench
0:00— Tunss of Broadway
10 OO Arno* and Audy
11 *&—Nighthawks
4*lJt-lwify*NEr York—did
7 00 Organ Bestial
7:SO—Parti Bench
8:00—Byaspboney tn Brass
9:00 Tunes of .Breadaay
10:00—Harmony; Danes Music
M8»—WXZ New York-Mo
7:00 Phllco Hour
9:08—Republican National
mittee
8 30—Godfrey Ludlow
9:14—Uncle Tom’s Cabin
10:00—Biumber Music
modern mote* ear. So original in
g&.- design ... so brilliantly executed
famoM name... a Now AB-
—— can Six.
Daring tn styU . . .---.
Flaher genius in tKo area!
7 design.. Brilliant in
. ♦ . revealing new harmo
colors *uqd !!■••• Triumj
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Bulova Watches
« Ptt flNB gad WOfllBB.
al vfrer gtrt for ths tnnn of H snd
her paronte call on them at the
estate. The father and mother are
impressed until the owner of the
estate, to a former sweetheart
of thv helrere, turns up at an in-
auspicious moment .nd upsets ev-
erything The cast includes Bhtrley
Mason in the featured role, Gas-
ton Gtass. Ben Turpin. Arthur
Banton. Flor. Finch. Lionel Bar-
Fymate. Axmaad Kaliz. Maurice
Ryan and James Harrtocn.
Yakima Canute and hto horse
“Boy” ar* featured In “The Out-
law Breaker." « Western replete
with thrills. The supporting cast to
competed of Alma Rayfir.d. Nelson
McDcwelL Harry Northrup. Dxk
IA Reno. Florence Use, William
Bertram. Frank Ellis, and others.
’ Cddo Of the Scarlet" as the
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n a din 11
famous nrga—Igvattoii of peace of-
ficera, the mounted police. Ken
Maynard has the featured role and
performs a number of dare-devil
stunts in the supporting cast are
Gladys MrCon&aO. Ed Bracy, J. P.
McGowan, - Dot Farley. Sheldon
Lewis, Harold Salter, Joe Rl-dtson
and Robert Walker.
Lake Recreation
frequent sJuuakoolae Is nsess
w? to remove the dirt and
eK from the hair and eedlp.
For this purpose, we euggeA
Red BaU
Effective Aug
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faire iStoW^t
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gateated rubber • enohfa
mountingo... Sl-lb.«raaluiMl
harmonic balancor... larger, I
(r-M-K cylinder riMa* i
vrimucontrol, flsariagaaap
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"Uncle Tbtfi'a Cabin." romantic
melodrama bassd on the tmmottal
story of the same name by Harriet
Beecher 8to*e, comes to the Pal-
ace Theater for a midnight show
on Halloween and wtit W shown
Thursday; Friday and Saturday as
the featured picture of the week’s
has acclaimed the screening of
picture, which la said to be on. „
the bUgeet pro luctlons in the hto-
_______________R Legrea ia- Fiante jrtaye the role of a
ation of the large and burly mas-
ter w.tb A dtopofrt’on to match his
ugly fratuMb. la said to be the
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Have Received _
A shipment of
New Dining Room and Bod
Room FtniMra
We will be vary glad to
show you some real buya,
Edwarda & McCrarr
Furniture.
218 W. O.k St Phon, see
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hlblt hunting, f
would very mat ___ ____
trouble. If hunting and fishing be
mediately become a hav
the wild bird life, espeda
sage, in all North Texas. _
come for 100 miles to roost on the
lake because of its security and
these do not patronise sanitary
cloeets, as would the hunter. Again,
much has been said about the pol-
lution from bathing. True, each
bather might shed a gram or two
of cuticle In the procees and I have
read of one who said he objected
to drinking water out of a bath-
tub, and we would can this a case
wherein he would strain at cuticle
and gulp down a ton of goose gi
Now, if It be optional, we will
cuticle and he may have the
) Should animalcule of "
eeaaea be present in C-----—
purifying plant at Dalias will re-
move the same, as weU aa the small
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