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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-06-24

M. P. Jones, witness fees,
allowed, ............. 1.5O
John Shady, witness fees,
allowed, ............. 1.5O
George Armstrong, witness
fees, allowed, ........ 1850
H. A. Johnson. books, al
lowed, ........:..... 411.o0
H. A. johnson, books, al
lowed, .............. 30O.50
H. A. Johnson, books, al
lowed, .............. 1O51.OO
The following bills were audited
on the Poor Fund:
K. Hamilton, medical SER
vices, allowed ....... 1000
K. Hamilton, medical SER
vices, disallowed, $3.50.
The following bills were audited
on the Road Fund:
Jay Brown, chairman, al
lowed, ............ 800
The following bills were audited
on the Contingent Fund:
Chas. Ross, commissioner
per diem. allowed, .... 1000
H. S. Whitcomb, commits
sioner per diem, allowed, 1000
w. D. Miller, commissioner
per diem, allowed, .... 1000
M. D. Hodge, deputy assess
or, salary for May al
lOWeu, 10000
Ordered to transfer 100000 from
the General Fund to the Poor Fund.
Miss Flora Sims was granted
leave of absence from the state for
sixty days.
The following bills were audited
and allowed on the Road Fund:
Joe Hartman, supervisors
salary, allowed, ...... $500
Joe Hartman. men and
teams, allowed, ....... 65S.6O
Joe Hartman, men and
teams, allowed, ....... 61S.0O
Petition of VIM. Whitbred for sa-
loon license at Valleytown was con-
siuered and notices ordered posted
for same.
On motion duly made and carried
to adjourn to meet in special ses-
sion at 10 o'clock a. M, June 10th,
1915, to take up Jail matter with
secretary of State Board of Health,
and unfinished business, the Board
adjourned.
w. B. SCHNEIDER,
Clerk.
CHAS. A. ROSS,
Chairman.
Malta, Montana, June 10th, 1915.
Board of Commissioners of Phil
lips county met in special session
pursuant to call. All members pres
ent.
Report of A. L. Shaw, sheriff, for
the quarter ending May 81, examin-
ed, and approved.
Report of Adolph Krohn, road
supervisor Dist. No. IA, examined
and approved.
Report of B. w. Brockway, JUS
tice of the peace, examined and ap-
proved Ordered filed.
Report of James Wilson, justice
of the peace, examined and APPROX
ed. Ordered filed.
Report of P. r. O'Riley, SUPER
visor of road Dist. No. 2, examined
ad approved. Ordered filed.
Report of Joe Hartman, road sup
ervisor Dist. No. 5, examined and
approved. Ordered filed.
The following bonds were ap-
proved:
Joseph Hartman, road supervisor
J. II. Jordan, road supervisor.
j. F. COnlon, road supervisor.
John w. Stahlin, road supervisor.
Frank McCullom, road supervisor
S. A. Simonsen, road supervisor.
Bond of ferry across Missouri ex-
amined and approved.
On motion duly made and carried
to adjourn to meet in special sess-
ion on June 21st, 1915, to open
bids and take up road matters,
board adjourned.
Attest:
w. G. SCHNEIDER,
Clerk.
CHAS. A. ROSS,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-06-24

For Sale.-Three second hand
typewriters, address E. D. Button.
Glasgow, Mont. tt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
MAKE QUICK REPORT
II Property Is Stolen, Tell the Police
About II and BE Ready to Identity
Yourself 10 the Officers

Cant get my own bicyclel" came
In incrcdulous tones from II man who
approached Chief Nichols In the police
station this morning after he had no.
tlccd particular wheel brought In
by an officer
mo sir" responded the chief
promptly "lf you fellows would make
Il report to the police when YOU have
something stolen, all you would have
to do would be- to come up here and
Identify It, | don't even know you
lost II bicycle don't know you from
Adam either Four men have already
been up here for stolen bicycles, and
you hnye got to be identified. We
run on banking rules here"
Proper Identification got the indlg-
nant man his wheel Chief Nichols
declares that every day persons be
siege him for stolen property, when
they have never made Il report Of n,
taking II for granted that the officers
will find the goods aud cheerfully
hand It over to them ON demand
Every crock IN town would carry of
an armlund Of stolen property every
time they came to the station, the
chief saws unless he enforced his
stringent rules ns to proper reports
and Identification.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

Little Florence Mclaughlin of Phil
adclphiu, not yet II years Of age and
perhaps the most wonderful child
swimmer IN the United States, is now
preparing to race some Of the best
women swimmers In the world over the
classic course Of lG 80 miles from
Chester to Philadelphia
These photographs show some of her
training stunts in preparation for this
remarkable effort SHE Is shown
practicing jlu jitsu with Police Ser
gcnnt liodman, her trainer He be.
lives she will gaIu strength for the
effort In this Kind of work Inc pho
graphs show that he is an adept at
wrestling as well as swimming
The top picture shows the little girl
after she has drawn the lNOpound
policeman over her head and is kick
Ing him over to fall The lower
right hand picture shows her strug
Cling for hold by which she can
throw him over her head. while In the
other she Is shown with q hunc.hrcak
Ing hold on his arm which will com
pei him 10 turn over on his buck
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Standing Of Teams

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ANNUAL SENIOR
TRACK MEET ON
Qualifying Rounds In Chicago sched-
ulcd saturday; Winners WIN EntOr
Exposition Games In August

CHICAGO, July 3.-Cullege ath-
letes competed here today for plac-
es on the team to represent the cen.
tral west In the Panama Pacific cN-
position games to be held at San
Francisco In August.
The meet wns the annual senior
central a. A. L. 1t attracted 1875
athletes Teurpsputlur 40 uuINgrgitipg
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standing OF Teams

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TWO CANDIDATES FOR DE
FENSE OF AMERICAS CUP

NEW YORK, July 3.--The first Of
a series OF twenty or more races be
tween the Americas cup defense
yachts Vanltie and Resolute TO decide
which shall defend the cup against
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger was
to be sailed today In Long Island
sound THIS was the second series
Of trial tests as last year the two
yachts took part In most Of the TWEEN
" races sailed that season. OF cigh-
teen races In which the Resolute
started last year she won fifteen,
while the Nanitie which started In
every race, won five.
The Vanltic will be sailed this
season by W Butler Duncan. former
ly chairman Of the New York Yacht
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

Oklahoma Fair VIII Present Rest Of
Year In Harness, liuuning, Auto
and Motorcycle Races

Motorcycle races ON the opening
luy. Harness and running races, Non
day Tuesday Thursday aud Friday
Auto races on "Wednesday and Sutur-
day. That's the speeG program pre-
pared for lovers Of racing at tho
oklahoma State Fair, September 20 to
october .
The auto races Will bring many Of
tho best foreign and American drly-
urs To the state fair halt-mile track
To compete for the $4,000 that VIII be
hung up In prizes The first day
auto racing occurs ON "Wednesday
oklahoma City day ON Saturday
october the closing day OF the fair.
eight other events are scheduled, in
Guiding a 90 mile race with purse
Of $1,000.
O T.. updegrafr of Topeka, Kan
will act as presiding Judge In the
running races. He is well known IN
the west He ofnciated in the same
capacity ut the recent race meet at
tho Panamu-pacillc exposition at
san Francisco.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
GEORGE KNOCKOUT BROWN
STEERS FOR BOXING CLIMATE

CHICAGO, July 3.--G Gorge
Knockout" Brown, a middleweight
today concluded arrangements for a
trip to Australia. where he had been
matched for I've contests Among
his opponents will be Eddie McGoor-
". the Oshkosh, Wis. boxer Brown
planned to sail from San Francisco
July %.
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Standing Of Teams

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SKY GAZERS ARE FOOLED BY
AN IMMENSE PAPER BALLOON

A balloon sailing west was seen by
many about I 80 this morning and
was watched until II became mere
speck In the sky II had every ap.
pearunce Of being real balloon, but
was only II papcr one, sent up by the
employees of the W. j. Pettee Hard.
ware company about 7 o'clock.
The balloon was about fifteen feet
long The men who sent the balloon
up said II would travel fifty or hun.
drcd miles with n favorable breeze be-
fore II began 10 descend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
WELSH NOT SO SURE


NEW YORK, July 3.-Charley
White Of Chicago, and Freddy
Welsh, worlds lightweight champion,
are matched to fight ten round bout
here tonight. Betting odds here to-
day were to Q on White to beat
the Engllshman
Whites string OF knockout victo-
rles are said to have caused Welsh to
take the bout more seriously than
any he has fought since he won the
title from Willie RitchIe last summer
He has been training hard for two
weeks The stipulated weight for both
men was 1886 pounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

The Boston Americans. who did not
show well In the beginning OF the
season, are now getting into their
stride. and have gone to second place
In the American league At the dis
tauce It seems they will fight II out
with the Tigers Of Detroit, and the
white SoX Of Chicago FOR the pen
nant
Their advance is due largely to
the awakening Of their outfield made
up Of Speaker. who Is believed to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
SENATORS BEAT
TWINS AGAIN
1T. Smith Threatened to Snatch VIC
tory In Ninth Tulsa and Denison
Win; No Game at McAlester

FORT SMITH, Ark, July 3,-The
Senators took the third game OF the
series here with the Twins Friday
by the score OF to ?. Making two
runs in the third inning, the Sena-
tors added another in the fourth and
another in the sixth. The visitors
chances Of winning were somewhat
threatened In the ninth, however
when the Twins got the bases fun.
Gierhurt was placed on the mound,
relieving Mayo ana by good head
work the game was saved and the
locals could only get one man safe
home
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Games To-day
NATIONAL LEAGUE

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pion, will compete here this afternoon
for the national clay court tennis
championship In singles. Miss Mar
tina Guthrie OF Pittsburgh will meet
Mss Molla Biurstedt Of Norway In
the women's seml-finals this morning,
The mems doubles title, It is said,
will be determined this afternoon,
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draw the highest salary In baseball,
and Lewis and Hooper, who had not
shown In their real form during the
earlier part Of the season. In one
game with the New York Americans
the other day Speaker made no pwer
than five hits In five times at the
bat.
In the opinion Of baseball men this
TX the greatest outfield In any club.
and that goes despite the fact that
Ty Cobb is a member Of another club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
sIoUX CITY AUTO SWEEPSTAKES
ri IIiETTN

SIOUX CITY. Ia, July 3--Eddie
Opouncll crossed the line at 1880 p.
M. leading % field ~ fifteen cars in
the 300 mile Sweepstakes Automobile
race here today The cars Of n A.
Wetmorc and Tom orr w'thdreY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

clubs America cup committee. with
Captain Chris Christensen as sailing
master. Charles Francis Adams
and Robert W Emmons second, who
handled the Hesolute last year. will
command her this summer Yacht
ing men were interested In observing
the Nanities showing in the hdnds
OF an amateur.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
rolnla


Summary stolen bases, Abingdon.
Moslry 2, Allen, LaFlamho.s. secri-
flee hits Mayo, Kilduff, two base
hits Hail. Adams, double play, XII
duff 10 King. struck ou;, by Mayo 4,
by Hornshy 3. bases on balls or
Mayo 3. or Hornsbv o. wild pit"h
IIornsby: hits. or Mayo 8 In 3 IS
innings. or Gierhart 0 In % In
ming. left on bases. oklahoma city ..
nor, smith Time one hour and M
~ minutes. Umpire, Watts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
NEW MARK FOR FIFTY
YARDS SET BY WOMAN

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.--what
Is said to be- new mark for fifty
yards by woman swimmer was set
nt u meet here last night by Miss
Frances Cowles. aged IS, with a time
OF 33 20 seconds
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Rcsnlts Ncstcr,InN

At Columbus 5-2. Cleveland Ill.
At 81 Paul g. Milwaukee o,
At Minneapolis Z, Kansas /
AZ lndunnpolis-Lousyillti rain,
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NEW YORK, July 2.-Ry defeating
Washington, / TO 0, Friday New York
stepped into fourth place In the
American league standing
Score r. H. 4.
Washington 600 600 600 2 3
New York .... GOO 600 OlO..l n /
Batteries shaw and Ayers. Pleh
and Sweeney
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WILLIAMS AND CHURCH AT
IT FOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

PITTSBURGH, July 3.-R Norris
williams Of Harvard. national ANA
tcur champion and George NJ Church
Of Princeton, intercollegiate cham
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prnlinINra Win

TULSA. Ok. July 3.--Making one
run In the second inning and three
more In the third the Producers de-
feated the Sherman bunch by the
score Of to / Tulsa's six errors
while making bad showing, did not
result fatally to the Producers Payne
made Wild pitch in the second tn
ming when Jensen was on base, allow
Ing him to score and this gave the
visitors the only run The score
Sherman .......0l0 600 600
Tulas ............Ol 600 OON
BatterieF- Gillian. Weeks and Coc,
Payne and Moore
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BALTIMORE. July 3.--Blalrs hit
ting featured the opening game of
the series here Friday, which Buf-
falo took from Baltimore, to A.
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MUSKOGEE. ok. July 3.-Deni.
son won Friday from the Nets by
the score ~ to 4. In one Of the
hest games that has been seen here
this season. Scoring three Of the
five runs for Denson. PEBBLES went
10 bat four times drew three walks
and "A single. In the third inning
Muskogee took the lead, hut could
not hold II and Denisou. making two
IN the sixth inning clnched the game
and stopped the run making The
score.
benisun .s........blO liz 600
MuskOgee ..,.... COS OOl 600
Baterles-Csmpbell and Query,
Salisbury and Gearhardt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

NEW YORK, July 3. -- Coombs
bested Mathewson In pitching duel
Friday. Brooklyn winning It's third
straight victory from New York. 3
TO O.
Score; k. HE
New York 100 600 900 6 3
Brooklyn go. 100 600 02O---S 3
Observation-Disclosures and Meyers
Coombs and Miller
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

CHICAGO. July a. Bunched hits
gave Chicago Il to l victory over
Pittsburgh Friday.
Score; r., II. E.
Pittsburgh 600 100 600 2 0
Chicago ..,.,00 Ol0 O0l-2 3
Batteries Harmon and Schang
Pierce and Bernahan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

Mobile at birmingham.
New orleans az Atlanta.
Memphis nt Little Rock
Nashville Ul Chattanooga
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Games Today

Columbus Ot VIoVVIlnd.
indianapolis Rt Louisville.
Kansas city nt Milwaukee,
Minneapolis at ST. Paul
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Meadows allowing the locals only one
hit
Score: r. IT, H.
St. Louis ......0OO 600 O2O . 6 o.
Cincinnati goo 600 600 o
Batteries Meadows and Snyder;
Tonry and Clark
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RnIu pt Nc\Iestcr

McALESTER, OK, July 3-Enm
soaked the ball park here Friday and
prevented the game between the
Miners and Paris. A doublc-hcadcr
is scheduled for Saturday. krt'or
formerly manager will remain with
the team Tor the present as catcher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
.he seventh lap because of engine

sIOU CITY. Ia, July 3.-Scven
teen drivers prepared to start at
1890 y. m. today In Sioux Guys
second annual 3OO-mile sweepstakes
automobile race
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Pursuit race viii bo run In two
heats Winner Of each heat will race
five miles for prize money
Entries I'm 50-mile race:
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NcnnrL Mins Enm nrnnlll,n

NEWARK, July Sin rainy game
Friday Newark won from Brooklyn.
7 10 2.
Score; n. H. E.
Brooklyn ... 200 600 % 6 81
Newark 200 loo 0i-7 10 0|
Batteries Smith and Simon, Falk-
enberg and Rariden.
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Cincinnati thanked

CINCINNATf. o. July s.--st Louis
defeated Cincinnati. 2 to 1, Friday.
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Games Today

Games Today
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
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Results Yesterday


Chattanooga 2, Nashville 3.
AIN other games postponed, rain.
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Results Yesterday

~ 'N''7 i'N''lNNN
Denver n.lL wichita 6
urs Nuluus %. Omaha 2
ST. Joseph o, Sioux city 3.
Topeka Lincoln o
Games Today
Lincoln at Wichita
Topeka az Denver
ST. Joseph az Omuua
Sioux city AT Dcs Moines
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Results Yesterday

Kansas city ut St Louis
Brooklyn nt Newark.
only two games scheduled
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-27


tipped over except-you see only ha
with water.
INVESTIGATIONS OF EAsTLAND
DISASTER BEGIN
State and federal grand juries act
ing with the cOrOner's jury will lay
the blame for the Eastland horror
The state grand jury and coroner's
jury start work this morning. Before
these bodies hundreds of survivors,
many policemen, several officials Of
the steamship company, federal in
spectors and experts on lake traffic
will testify.
To run through the line of wit
.nesses which will be called will take
some time. Meanwhile as sufficient
evidence develops indictments may
be voted and returned.
Thursday, the federal grand jury,
called by Judge K. NJ. Lands will take
up its burden. Lands says that in
view of the fact that federal inspec-
tors are blamed by state and city au-
thorities all evidence which he holds
will be passed, as used, to the other
Investigating bodies.
From Washington and California
come other persons who will figure
in quizzes. They are Sec'y of Com
merce Redfeld and Mayor Thomp-
son.
The city council will take a hand
in the investigation which every au-
thOrity has ordered. The committee
on harbors, wharves and bridges was
ordered to report to the council
Acting Mayor MoorehoUse ordered
closed all city departments except
fire, police and health tomorrow,
when most of the victims of the ship
disaster will be buried.
MAN DIES AFTER BEING TAKEN
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no hope Of another spark of life left
in the wretched hulk.
Harry HalvOrsen, diver, found a
man perched on a beam, clear Of the
water, late yesterday, unconscious.
yet alive. He died within two minutes
after being brought to the deck, while
DR.. T. A. Carter was filing his veins
with strychnine and his lungs with
oxygen in vain effort to bring him
through.
He would have had a story.
A big dredge was put in working
trim today preparatory to raising the
hull to get at the bodies embedded in
the mud bed of the river.
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RELIEF FUND FOR EASTLAND
EAMII LEG MOIINTC

FAMILIES MOUNTS
Chicago has freely opened its purse
to relieve suffering among Eastland
survivors. In the different funds
more than $500, 900 have been raised,
including the 100000 which the
Western Electric gave.
Chicago clearing house banks gave
$4,000 and the liquor interests S1O,-
900. The $4,000 contributors are:
The street car mems, union, Marshall
Fields, Armour & Co., Peoples Gas,
Commonwealth Edison, Sears-Roe-
buck, U. S. Steel, Chicago Telephone,
Surface Lines, Swift & Co., Union
Stock Yards.
On a list of contributors made pub
lie today appeared the names Of
every prominent State street store
except Siegel-Cooper's and Stevens.
-O-O
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NO CHANCE

Ringside Kid Tin ring)-No use,
Bill, he lands me with a right every
time. amt got no chance.
Trainer-Go on, he's shorter than
you are.
Kid-Sure, but amt he a trombone
player?
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and drowned No. is the roof Of the dancing deck side wall
No, dancing No.
floor No the we'll Of water in which 200 drowned Now turn the pic
tre sideways the dancing deck before the ship
tipped only half Of the other half being covered
with water.
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MAN DIES AFTER BEING TAKEN
FROM WRECK OF EASTLAND
Not much was accomplished by the
divers today. Notwithstanding that
a man was brought alive from the
Eastland hull late yesterday, there is
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"LookI LookI"

dulged in the matter, her support is
unavoidably nor expensive from year
to year. It was acute realization OF
this that had prompted Millicent to
adventure citywards, armed with her
diploma from the Tingleville CONNER
ctal college, proving her to be @ fully
trained stenographer.
Millicent had found no positions
open, however. Nobody seemed in
need Of q s~tenographer without past
experience or even @ typist. Some
business men, she found, wanted q
girl in their Offices, but they expressed
themselves as being more personally
interested in Millicent's good looks
than In her Tingleville certificate. So
Millie wisely looked elsewhere. Wise
Iy maybe, but fruitlessly. Then n
evening in her bare hall room this
second week she came across the two
line lad" of the National Film Manu-
featuring company, which, it seemed,
was lukewarmly interested in secur-
ing a girl for fling" A princely
stipend Of six dollars per week was
the practical inducement offered.
Six dollars doomed gigantic to u
Millicent just then, and, although the
thought of being only an Office girl
was h~umiliating, it vas considerably
better than nothing. She determined
to be first Of the h~undred-odd appli-
cants at the studio on the morrow
and so, indeed, she a
On the way out next morning Miss
Mile occupied herself with a perusal
of the newspaper and therein read a
long account of the ~stupendous pro-
duction which the National Film Man
ufacturtrg company vas about to re-
lease. The names of fascinating Au-
frey Arlington, darling Of the movie