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Base stops are scheduled at the fol-
lowing cities:
Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Pitts
burg Pa; Coshocton and Columbus.
Ohio; Indianapolis, Ind. Efflngham, III. !;
81 Louis, Mo-; Rantoul and Chicago,
IL; Milwaukee and Madison, Wis:
w.nona. Minneapolis and St. Paul,
MINI. Fargo. jamestown and Bismarck
y. D.; Miles City. Billings. Great Falls
and Helena, Mont: Wallace, Idaho !:
spokane, Seattle and Tacoma, Wash. !;
Portland. Salem, Eugene and Jackson
vMe Ore; Reading, Sacramento and
san Francisco. Cal
The unit has already completed the
o. aerial mapping. photosrap hing and other
work between Mineola and Pittsburg and
Ihe nrst jump from Mineola will be
oIIeet to Columbus. Ohio. where the
schedule calls for arrival August IS.
Inc organization has been divided into
sections each performing a separate and
distinct function in the field. The head
quarters and advance section, the exec
uuve head of the unit. will arrange for
al base stops prior to the actual arrival
OF the organization at points along its
Ninerary. The aerial routes, mapping
ana landing field section will compile all
important aerial information. The re-
eruiting section will not only carry on
campaign but will examine and ac-
eept men for enlistment in every arm
OF the army.
In addition to these sections there are
me hying and field operation section,
directing all flights; the Photographic
section. which will handle all duties nee
esssry for the accurate photographing
and making Of mosaics of the route COW
ered the radio section. which will have
completely equipped airplane with
iaolo apparatus OF the most modern type !;
lne balloon and airship section, with six
small Propaganda balloons and models
y, airships; the searchlights and field
Hshting section, the motor transport
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TO CLEAR ICE IN PRINCES WAY
British Act to Remove Berg. and
Floes Near Newfoundland.

ST. JOHNS, n. F.. Aug. Special
precautions were taken to-day against
the possible presence of ice foes and
oergs In the path OF the battleship Re-
nown. bringing the Prince OF Wales to
this colony and Canada. 1t was an
nounced that the cruiser Dauntless,
which preceded the escorting fleet to ar
range for the Princes reception here,
would cruise about the grand banks to
locate ice and then would proceed to
sea to- escort the Renown to her anchor
age in Conception Bay Several unusu-
ally large bergs have been reported in
the vicinity of shipping lanes during the
week.
The dauntless will sail at daybreal1
Tomorrow under instructions to meet
the Renown 100 miles east northeast of
this port, The Prince will leave for
Canada on Wednesday
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been sitting In the Yorkville court seven
years.
II was said at the hospital Rst night
that the condition OF Justice Open
heimer was very favorable and his COM
plete recovery Is looked for. He will be
kept under observation by the Bellevue
doctors for n period of Ave days. The
police Of the East Elghty-eighth street
station did not have any record Of the
jurists removal to the hospital. A
steady stream Of friends visited his home
In Seventy-ninth street yesterday, but
none Of the family was home.
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Frocks and COINS

These preliminary showngs of Autumn frock gown
fashions emphasize the charm of simplicity No matter
sumptuous the material how complex the
detail the terms of simplicity in which Bonwit Teller
gowns translate the mode their outstanding charm
frocks take form in SERGE trcone knitted fabrics
duveyn meteor san georgette featuring plain
subtle their effectiveness and Celebrations
beading and fringes Gowns char
acter for the ceremonious dinner evening fete.
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DUVETYN

Already a large assemblage of models in
this exquisite fabric and kindred
fabrics of soft, silky texture featured in
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s2b, 100000 for Navy Yard work.
WABHINoToN, Aug. "a bill to APP
propriate s25.000,o 600 for repair and con-
troduced to-day by Representative Fits-
gerald (Mass)
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Due to members reserve account. i,7ssso7 900
Deferred availability items.......... 55,tsb.c0o
Other deposits, including foreign
Government credits. ................ V,ss7.ooo
Total gross deposits. ......., 2,b2s, $4,000
cfscaIatiCn NV: IN @ assaou.soo
Federal reserve bank notes in cir
culation, net liability............. 205 $4,000
All other liabilities. ..."........... 1s.177.ooo
Total liabilities. IS, $50 sci 900
Ratio OF total reserves 10 net deposits and
Federal reserve note liabilities combined, 90
per cent.
Ratio Of gold reAerves TO Federal reserve notes
In circulation after setting aside IS per cent.
against net deposit liabilities, SOS per cent?
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$4,000, 900 in the week just before. Ac-
ceptances held by the Cleveland andlSa
Francisco banks are inclusive of $44.-
100000, against s47.30O, 900 acceptances
purchased from other Federal Reserve
banks
Government deposits show an in
crease OF $40,300,00O and member re-
serve deposits an increase of S14, 800, 900,
partly as the result OF the above de-
scr!bed transaction with the Grain Cor
poration, Net deposits increased S45,-
100000 and Federal Reserve note cir
culation went up s25,2O0.O 900. Gold re-
serves fell off SS,700,O00, larger with
drawals for export partly offset through
gcld deposits by the Treasury. Cash
reserves decreased s4.2O0,e00 The
banks reserve ratio shows decline from
Sos per cent. to 49.4 per cent.
The following table shows the condi-
ton Of the banks In the system at the
close Of business last night
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BIG AIR SQUADRON.
STARTS WEDNESDAY,
&. s. Pathfinders, 1o2 Men, 9
Planes and Motor Convoy,
Ready at Mineola.
HEAD FOR SAN FRANCISCO
10 stop at III Cities in Trip
Of 4183 Miles-Will Boom
Recruiting.

,omplete air squadron of twenty-five
.ao.-, and eighty enlisted men, accom-
o,Isd by motor truck convoy, will
-. uazeThurst. Field, Mineola. next
Wednesday on an aerial pathfpding trip
latch will carry 1t across the country to
San Francisco
rha purpose of the tour, which will
include stops at ia cities in fifteen
s,,tes and cover Asa air miles. Is to
ssmonstrate to the pepole Of. the country
Tow an air squadron can maintain itself
Sv means of an automobile train FAR
,r,m any fixed base. At the same time
vigorous recruiting campaign will be
carried on to get men for both the Air
Service and the other branches oil the
amy.
ara the unit will be commanded by
Naior Ora NJ. Baldinger of the Air Ser
Ice Besides Its recruiting and demon
GRAFTON purposes, the squadron will
nan routes between cities, Establish
serial mail routes across country, locate
,afe landing fields, catalogue military in
formation, recommend the erection OF
,.eel hangers. practice aerial photogra-
rhy and make aerial radio phone and
Telegraph tests All necessary material
f,r the work will be carried In the motor
train.
The flying part OF the squadron will
c1nsist of nine Curtiss biplanes with
iigh powered aero motors. The motor
truck convoy will be made up of four
teen one and half ton trucks, five
standard Liberty five ton trucks. three
staff observation cars four touring cars.
motorcycles and an Engineer Corps
searchllght chassis and outfit. All the
trucks have been selected and con-
ttructed for military use and field OPP
Grafton.
Omcers to Go on the Tour.
The Air Service and other officers who
will make the tour are:
Major Ora NJ. Baldinger. commanding
squadron.
Major Matthew L. King. engineering
officer
Capt. Fred B. weihers, executive Of
fcer.
Capt. John Howry. Photographic, sec
ton.
Capt John d. Jones' balloon and air
ships section.
Capt Harry J. vogel. recruiting sec
ton.
Lieut.. Kenneth C. Leggett, aerial in
formation, roads and mapping.
: Lieut. Roy w Grower. C. E., search
light.
Lieut.. Donald C. Frost. supply officer.
Lieut.. NJ! r. De Roster, NJ. c., medical
officer
Lieut.. George T. Wise. pathfinder
pilot
Lieut.. P. D. Riblet, Photographic Sec
ton.
Lieut.. Lawrence E. Cook, detachment
comm lder.
La. Leroy NJ. wishtman. infantry
recruiting.
Second Lieut.. c. K Guenther, aerial
Information. routes and mapping.
Second Lieut.. o. %. Neirgarth, motor
transport officer.
Second Lieut.. r. r. Pearson, path
finder pilot.
Second Lieut.. B. J. Tooher photo
pilot
Second Lieut.. William Dudley, path.
finder pilot
Second Lieut. C. C. jshangraw. radio
oficsE
Second Lieut.. ]. e. Adams, ra1c
pilot
Lieut. NJ. H. Boggs. photo pilot
While the pilots are humming through
the air and visiting the many cities
on the route the ground section OF the
expedition will be proceeding more
-staidly. stopping at various large cities
rom which the fiiers will radiate or
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PosrPonEmIrr wE1colrHD.

Private Blank" said the colonel se-
vcrely. reprimandinga doughboy for \
minor brcech Of military regulations.
what would you do II were to say
that you were to be shot at sunrise?"
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CHANGES IN WHEELING
TRACTION co. FARE
Rates EXPLAINED
Ry Vice president C. p. Billings, De-
clares Rates Are Lower tAaa
In Most Places.

Details in The changes IN TAR. I"nC3
r. tbm Wheeling Traction company
r,,irc Of which was filed with th' ihp-
lie service commission ut Charleston
friday. were mad" rUhlic N h,'r,
Issued hy {. T. E'li'nEss ,i m n rmNon,H'
rho effect Of the chang" Is I" lower
fare rates affecting certain points a.. a.
w.rII ns a reduction ia the Price Tor
S,or.rr;,n srrrial cars With these
Charrrs. The Wheeling Tr'ct'"n ra.IS
or,. lower than in most places III ~
country. and Mr.. EI!lnrS ADVISES l,U
n,Ihlic hat he continuance "f INC low Nv
,.a.c. I,.rnrls anon tn" wlllngnrSs
shown hv THO public 10 ratr"nlHc 'he
rnmnar>is cars a. much rs poSSinlr,
brinf s\nurSls Of the changes
crrHc,ivr nctolcr u. follow: ,
The fare limit for III" SrGGnd "r,Ir
out Of Wheeling I" M"nnn%N.HT,, - rr-
tended. with IN overlap ir,1,i NV ri.,n
M"rhrn barn 10 stop ~ thiH "F'f'"p
hrrrr arp!,rd IN either direction; ,
The fare limi; on iii" l'nnhandIr l'n'.
,,,t IS V.l.cliur - extended Win IN
overlap from tn north lini'5 "l Mh
wood o. stop a. applicable III '''h''
Snrcini temporary communication tex
go rnr r'' trayrI between Whrcl:nS and
..mr * and between Wheeling and STOP
~ on ,ho ranhnndl" line. Will be 500
-, tho ColnDany'S offices, E""d "ii'E iu
travel in either direction To anu l'o"
these stations. ,re;v
Communication books Of twrntE-SlN
tickets, good on" way ana 10 IN. I,t
smn to whom sold any time Withlh or
~,nr wiz he sold at S304. Th"S" 'ick-
DTS viii h. good between Nhr"I,HS
nm,nts md tho MCMrCh"n barn ana ne
twrcn points in Wheeling and war
wood. ..'- = - -
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BRITISH AND u. S.
AGENCIES BECOME
ALLIES IN BUSINESS

Tho ro,r5 Of Directors Of the WIN: II.
raukin company. New YORK Ma,i,,ta .r5
i'm and Chicago. has just ahnpuI.IS
Tho conclusion or negotiations lhrnuti i
which this company becomes aSSoc,hs'I'
with Charles j.. Ilighnlan. Ltd. inc - -
Ing advertising organization Oh H'e"'
Britain. C,b,e T.
Gtj,.h,urn Lid. will represent the Nnl.
il B,nEin cnlnT.any and its customers
in Great Britain. Fly this means tis
rIis;n,rrrs Of III" Hankin orEani%atl"n
rcc.;in,, rnari.r' T"r their "r"lE
C;rcat britain will have the advice ana
nssieiaucc # the most rr"EicSSl' ~
,"rtising agency On the other size Oh '"c
water. -.co,,.
Chas. T. IIiChman already represents
two of tho customers Of tho VIM. IL.
Rankin company. namely. Wilson o.
Tho Chicago naCfcrs, and tho Il. l.. tinou-
rich Rubber company "f -tkron ONO:
Mr. lli.;hrnan is II member OF p'tt!ih-
mont and has won fam" for hlmS"ll US
ono OF tn" most acute business Hrd az
vcrtising mon in the world. 'urluuSy
Mr., HICKMAN is m American who, altcr
lrng association with m Eastern ahVcr-
tiS;nr ng"nry, went abroad many E'tLn
ai,O and soon hrr1nl" r"CoEnlzcu as INC
lrad"c Of his profession in Great brt-
ain.
Mr. Rankin aud Mr. TTiChnlan mot SOW
rral years at.u IN iEr T"r"rin convention
" tho \~s,".io'..d Ndvcrti$tnr Clubs or
thr WurI,I Their mUturl admiration Tor
each other ha@ l"l 10 am enduring ana
lasting friendship which has just term
mated in II closer business relation. MT.
1Iiehnan WAS just r"-o|"Ctcd vice pres
idCnt 0f ia" Associated Advert tsing
Clubs Of the World at III" New Orleans
c"nN"ntl"n.
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"FRIENLY ENEMIES"

The greatest Of all successes will ""
seen in This city on Saturday. oct. is.
when \. II. Woods will present "FrI"Tdi!
Enemies" at the Court for IN engage =
of two performances. "Fricndly Enc
mics" has been a sensational success on
Two continents Its fam" has spread 50
far and wide that ii needs scarcely n
word Of comment. II has already been
sccn by millions Of playGocrs and VIII
probably bc %ccn Ivy as many more h"-
fore it's extraordinary career is brought
to = close II is the only play on record
which received n public endorsement
from a president Of tho United States.
\ splendid company will interpret IN"
piece IN this city. Seats on sale Thurs
day.
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! THE THEATRES !
''CROWN UP BABIES"
At COURT TODAY

Arr YOU getting all thn fun out OF Ne
YOU can OF are You lk" q n;"c" Of drift
wood on the hriny. tossing about and
don't know whcrc'll you land? Surely
tho wise ono who goes to the Court each
week is the one who carries the sun
shine Of lifc wherever he goes 50 just
make up your minds that the Grown
Up Rahics" will hand ticket To Fun
willie today ard IS the smoothest fabric
You have seen in years.
There is nothing stale or trapped ABOUT
the performance which is in two nets
and eight scenes and fairly scintillatcS
with bright comedy lines and situations.
the fun emphasis Of which is given by
Bobby Wilson and Jack Callahan. tho
hurricane boys Of humOr. with Horny
Gucrtin and George BroadhurSt TO serve
up joy pellets in original packages. rh"
management has made n strenuous effort
to properly stage the production and
have supplied n carload Of special sccr-
cry and gorgeous costumes. The latter
nrc worn by tho h"witchinG galaxy or
chorus girls. each ct whom is n rcri'nbfc
stunn.r. Among NJ" others in the cast
Nrr Helen Gibson. Emma Wilson. Vera
lIcnnici ara Harry Maudcll.
TIL" hurlcsquc is Il Cpurlumcration or
nhsurdity. created t. exploit tn" vc,-a =
members of the gigantic cast. each indi-
vidual one hcinE popular with the pat
runs Of hurlC$Qur attrhcuUnS.
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"GLORIANNA"

John Curt's great New York mustrIl
comedy success. "Gloranna," which plays
az thc Court Thursday and Friday ranks
with such successful vehicles as IA
,i,,k," ..lI;Ch links" you're in Love-.
ena "Soricbody's Sweetheart" As 4 mat
tor of fact i, was the Same composer
NOW famous musical comedies. who is re-
.n,nsihln for tho music that so illumin-
n-rs tho Cort production. TIL" composer
rrIolnb E'rirtl together with Mrs. cath
c,ino rhishcim Gushing. VIII" wrote Nh"
h,ol; and lyrics. have c"llaboratCd r.' 4
,,us;c:,l rn,nr,v tn, is %iill the talk Of
ria, theatrical weird. I'll" liu"'' are clever
and wr'ri'u f"r lnu2hinG purposes "H''h
.r,. =. II ,.,.v,,l iuasmuch rs tho audience
is krp, in a continual ui'r"ar. "h''" 'h''
music Is enchanting and catchy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
COUNTY BAR ASSOC.
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Ohio county bar association held
ITS annual meeting Saturday. "lcctIns
tho follow .nG new officers:
President. .i"hn J. C"niff: vic" pres
dent. \. l.. SawtclI: treasurer. Kent a.
Hail: secretary Austin V. Wood: sxecu-
tive COMMITTED. Cen. r. ). Riley. trah"I
p. Mcneil. Carl g. I2chmdn and FatricN
J. MC.iinl"N.
RI, a>snriatlor refunded Tho dues q;
Ok mrnbcrS VINO were in IN" service
during n" war. for tho period o; their
service.
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SCANDAL" RAN SEVEN
MONTHS In CHICAGO

ono Of tho Enthusiastically happy events
OF tho current theatrical season. Is that
Of the coming to tho Court on Wcdncs-
day, Oct Is. matinr" and night Of C"suro
Namilton's cmincntly successful COMEDY
Of American life. Scandal" which comes
here under the direction or Walter Hast,
after most phenomenal and triumphant
STAY nC oyer seven months duration NJ
tho GarrCll theatre. Chicago.
Tho Mot concerns IN" visit or Fc-'riN
Vnndcrdykc, daughter Of The w"ll-knc ~n
New York EandcrdykcS. To tho studio or
an artist Of questionable Charac -"r.
Bcatrix has heard ii said that artists
>osscrs unusually romantic natures ana
nrc adrpts ut IN" game Of loN"-maklnG
Gu decides Ia got Information concerning
tho spccicS confirmed first hand
I'non this occasion she is followed
shortly by her fond parents, who would
1nuhtlcss have created n scene had "
NOT brcn for tho fact that EcatriN upon
the SPUR Of tho moment quickly mn
moves Pelham Franklin n bachelor or m
tcl1irrrrC and taste who resides across
tho hail and knowing that his is looked
unnn with favor by her fHmily. an
nounCrs To his intense establishment that
they have been married.
soon after she seeks To rid h"rS"lt 81
hcr newly acquired husband who being
married in name only with none or IN"
r,nno cnGcavors TO teach the young wo-
man = lesson and makes her disrohc and
rc,irc No moro Of the plot development
can be told here. because by doing :"
would rob tho audience Of tho pl"aSur"
Of the many thrilling scenes inter-
mingled with tho most delightful comedy
ever written into play.
Tho scenes ar" laid in III" society COL
nnv Of the Connecticut hills.
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printing and publishing trades New fork
City is delaying the publication or a
number OF prominent magazines.
Among these Is the November OF Cos
mopolitan which ordinarily would now
be on sale in Wheeling rs we'll as all
over the United States. Tho publishers
are planning an edition OF l,23O.S6S cop
ics-largcst in the history Of the COS
mopolitan magazine.
Wholesalers in this vicinity, however.
have been informed that the issue OF
Cosmopolitan may reach here anywhere
from ten days to two weeks later than
usual-and may. indeed. reach here even
later than that. Everything depends
upon the labor situation.
This will naturally be grave dIsap-
poIntmcrt to those who are reading cos
mopolitan regularly and are in the habit
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MERCHANTS ASKED TO
DECORATE DURING
I,O.O.F.ASS'EMBLY

Cap'ain T. j.. Price" manager Of the
Wheeling Chamber OF Commerce. has
directed n all merchant members Of the
organization requesting them to display
appropriatr rccorations during the ]. o.
@, r. Grand Lodge and Rcbckah State
Assembly here this week. Special re-
nucSr IS mad" for tho decoration OF the
buildings along Market and Main
streets.
Thc letter rcscitcs the fact that :his
i. ,hr first meeting of tho /. O. Q. +.
Grond Lcdr" in Wheeling in twelve
wears, and that Wheeling on this oc-
on will have it's opportunity to make
nm impression upon many people from
down state who have not seen Wheeling
in Il long time.
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Of getting Il about the tenth Of each
month
Among the novels now appearing ser
tally in Cosmopolitan. publication II
which will be delayed. are kindred OF
the Dust" by Peter l.. Kync: Tho Grim
son Tide" by Robert w. Chambers ard
Uneasy Street" by Arthur Somcr'
Roche.
1t is hard enough TO wait for n"
short stories VIC may expect to find In
tho next Cosmopolitan without bring
kept in suspense as to tn" continuation
Of the joys and the SORROWS Of the char
actcrs depicted by these eminent novel
lists.
An advertisement in TIL" IntrllEcnccr
will announc" tn" appearance" Of tho next
issue Of Cosmopolitan magazine. Wait
for it and watch for II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
TIE Taylor IHOROfARE
Mclbury (rom Moore) in the City of

Melbury (Tom Moore) in Tho City OF
Comrades.
He had originally been . respected rich
mans son. but drink ruined him. His
regeneration was brought about by the
kindly association Of real human beings.
who established him in society once
moro. But when he was about 70 ask
Regina Barry to become his wife. ne
suddenly felt impelled to tell her Of his
Regina Barry (Seena owen.) q beau.
tiful daughter OF the rich. received his
confession in silence-and then left him.
But after the Halifax disaster she real
ICES the depth Of her affection for him.
ana goes TO Nurse him despite the fact
that she has engaged herself to another.
Then Basil King asks the question: us
Life futilef Is 1t sham? Is there no
rrcumprnse for virtue?" and answers It
IN the affirmative in THE City Of Com
rades." The sound characters OF the re-
hablitated Melbury and Of Regina the
woman, arc realistically drawn. and
promise to make the production ono OF
the seasons pronounced 8ucce9se4
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RIVER news

Saturdays rain raised the river stage
to ten feet last night It will fall 70
pool stage by this evening.
Yesterdays boats: The General
Crowder left for Pittsburgh at 400 y.
m. ~
The General Pershing left for the
same place at seven.
Todav's boats: The Liberty will
leave for Parkersburg at noon.
The Helen r.. will arrive tonight
from New Matamoras and leave to-
morrow noon.
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BASIL KING AUTHOR
OF LATEST GOODWIN.
DRAMATIC OFFERING
Pathos and Comradeship Form Basis OF
Gripping Play For Tom Moore.

Basil King. in Tho city of Comrades
TIM NoOrr'S lnlrSt Guldwyn play. TO be
shown ut the Liberty thcatr" beginning
Monday ard Tuesday. has tn" knack or
transplanting real Iii" To either Tue
printed paS" Of To the screen.
Til" hero is n man who has litcrlly re-
generated himself. hut who is suddenly
dowrhcnrtcncd by the thought that his
past will rise 70 torment HIM AT some
future time. That Is the case OF Frank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-13
THE SHEPHERD OF THE
HILLS" ALL NEXT WEEK

Tho motion picture yyrsion "f Ilar"iL
Fol WrigE!'% Nl"r? "Th" Shepherd g.
The Hills.' which WI! he at IN" N7-
,,m.o theatre fly 81" solid week StIrtIrE
Monday. October %. WAS year in IN"
masking. scenes being taken In the ozark
mountains Of Miss, uri and California.
Mr. W'ri III: wr";" tn" scenario ana d.
rcctcd the details. His associates. con,
.I,:.,,'r Of actur$ actresses. artists and
,,hotorr;s>hcrS numbered over five hun
drcd p"ppln not /" mention tho people In
the mob scenes and the livestock used
Lrrs,,s. cattle. three hundred sheep. col
lie dogs and birds. Til" flock Of sheep
was secured in the Ozarhs and was taken
~ california for one scene requiring
their presence.