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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
FORGOT HIS OWN TRAP.

When Henry Koehler. a farmer ~
winatsd Conn. discovered that his
barn WAS being systematically iooicd,
he fastened sick ot dynamite oyst
ssse barn door 80 that. IL the doog wAs
opanad an explo ion would occur
Forgetting the tran. kpehieF Dssncd
the door without taking the necessary
rsfaatinns The dynanls. e1soassi
and he was painfully inmrsd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
UNBELIEVABLE CONDITIONS
uNuRThED BY HEALTHIER
Children : 10 ~ Year, q ASs
Afflicted Win L@shscms
Diseases DR. mahr IA
Cleaning W the state

naflar tAs e..t sesk las o.AAen
bar~sa - ,Ae 4 = Fablle hsshs ssfv.
be- egrfsilns anios ne dlssstka u
~ , Z Nshf fssslsed . FssoFs fFem
Fepalsele rh,slssn ~ nsftis~sllls
slssias Ihat b. as tfsatlas s-s ~
. ana - Years - ase $40 ssf
.iilic,sd wiiA = sensresl disease. con
srsetsi from = youns slfl. = fsafs a.
zrs ~ho lives a. esftAh l.fsst al
arsss In othhana cib ree ess.
ssa lnss~tisAisa. the slfi leossd a.
and ne lraih - he fepor, sesffss
that chs wss lnfe,isd with cas. a.
sener.al dl.ea.c. that NJ 10 BOY
had ssslied Al she homo rseenlls and
either throash SEXUAL Fela,ioas or ln.
decent Twins eondilions u che fsmlif
% tho Kirl. had contracted hath
somr disease rhis u one of many
simiisf csscs hrlns reported fAh ls
an actual condition Il = noi the.
ory, And the condition 10 the thinr
that N. y y public h.el,h service
has 70 deal ~lth to make kaswn
and 70 conllnae 20 fikht 10 eonslnss
10 enllsi cooperation Il the puhuc
u becomes necessary - drive hnm,
The Ice.on % men aud women In ~
ory walk q lie ,ha, The iishi aaains'
senerai diiea.ca Il c~aen,iaiIy ons
IN tho interest ~ ihs national health
and n~ another so-eslled rrfnrm wave
awearlns ihe country We canno'
leave thiH aubiecs 10 sensational
presr. or 80 The oh-esne story o. shf
alley or gutter Eosslp The lneideu'
told above. which y true IN every A.
tail. calls Tor frankncsi in aealIns
with . menace iha, threatens tho hn
man rac~ Education along rsshi
lines. and publlclly wln aia srrAtls
one of The best movements ever In
auguralcd foT bettes health condnlons
IN 'he nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
VALLEY FAIR WILL Be
BEST EVER HELD HERE
II A Hallenheck Has Been Named
A Manager and Il Busy Pre-
paring Program Dates
Sept 10, II. Is and 10

The cimarron Valley teir ~hl be
hsld khls year on a's 70. u and
la h "a llallvnheck has been APP
polnsed manascr ot the fair and has
henun preparations 20 make : The
mot saess ssfui ever held here
Nv " now haey n securing auto aud
horao races aud other amnsrmenis.
le states sbai the crop l'cing better
shls seaaon. he - securing all kinds "
IArm proaucti fot exhibit The farm
.rs xse awakening ~ the value 10
rabIioiy bnih ON soc r~ss~~ - ~sss~ss
Vroaucsa AZ well a. The prices - farsn
iande.
The officers are a. Follows i'fe@l'
dent. chas olvon first sicc president,
Sam Gardner. aecnua vice president
Roy Taal treasurer rhn Ilellman
secretary. A r uresoryi gsneral man
O. or. u A iIallenDees
Executive committee. Glen iIoase-
holder. Roy Teal. chas Olson, sam
cardner. v X nurtop. I'd rsnlon. rhll
4 rahana. Arthur t,tisbenR. PM iIcil-
~-sssassss- -eas-...4,.-.sa ..4-s-.4 --...
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
INclE SAN rs Asour READY
TO rURl vaNks AT EN-

wasAinxSoa. AaE .S--The state de-
r-rtn-r1s --latest no,s 10 Mexico warn.
TT P-sia%ns CsrransA thar Il mur
csrs sad lndignisisS of American CHI.
Erss con,inas. The Cnlset States may
- forced 70 ADOPT q radical change
IN atsisaes ,o~Ana that o0untry. was
the cAsef soras of inseselt and dsssus
sion today in Official and diplomatic
circles here The ncse. made puhllc
late yesterday. alonr with a reply ;rou,
he Mssicsn government. Lacked Only
cfpscu&fIc seckpic4lities 10 make u an
xstlrnasam and wAs ooached in Prob
&hiy the strcnxest language ascd in
azy communicated between she two
r>prsffcs since the exchanres 5nsf
rrsar 10 the occupation cf Vera Graz
by American armed fcrce~ While no
cfsscial sszsrnnent ws~ made cca1ern-
trg anrouneensns az shis time OF the
change az oiscy. Il generally va the
opinsca To-Day hat pressure from for
esws ros.rnnsns sna demands In con
rrssssnai Circles Ger zcna srosscslye
scsion hasten~d the announcement
u ~rs polsi~a cut that shoala eonc
drastic step become Necessary. the
unised States from military rcint ~
vie~. nor Ia IN better shape 10 act
tnan ss any time 10 ia hisory os long-
drH<n-ost controversy ~ifh the Mexi-
can rafEnn al 10 American rights and
r,rsvs5~xes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
GOVERNMENT TO SELL
SITwLUS ARMY BLANKETS

Wsshsnrssn. Avg ss-rhe sxa< ~
rsrsmerf s<sersd ss~ ssss 20 sbe pubic
ssssy - ssrriss ssecsy y wool. eot-
trn se6 rsixe1 fabric bssaks<s. of
~Asss seprszsrsssiy ssse million are
49, svsassss ss< srs rnsrses- II wss
ss.oSeess shst ~ sassv.sssi may buy
enc o. s,srs sisrksts ~ to the lint
- oee bsse. The prices syn from ~
ssr esw sii. vsss bissssts 20 ei-zs fer
ss<asissee esssss sssrkss< rhe Price
- Isle lee srs ehese-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
HENRY rom WINS SUIT
AGAINST CHICAGO PAPER

w Clemens. MErh. Aus ss Henry
Ford and hi attorneys claim . We
tory ln Tbs dcelalon ~ The iary Hivin
Mr. Fvrd slx cents damages ia hli
MILTON dollar damage euil Tha luFY
waa nus ten hours ana took nine bal
lolA
The trial lasted more than frm
months ~ an estimated eoss ~ hai
milllon dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
mon pnORE ~ on
AT ENID IN EARNEST

Enid Aax Is with the intsnsAon ~
oaaae'lnx = thorough investigation N
hs l0eal situation 50 rsgsgas n
9fnfA'aar Frnsss v Hmih. eoanfy 49,
errrY ~ fsafiiaid hss sHbpy~nasa
~slse End merchants 10 apavmr h@
'uFa hlm
jpb1ars, wholesalers aHd FstalIaTs
II ihis etfy wil be aalssea sheut tAu
hl8h ecssA DY Air @misn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
First Hundred
Thousand Men
Join The Army

~ashlnosor. Avo ,s--rne 'firs,
hundred tho.ssrsf % recruits have
been secured set tire permanent,
resslsf army. csnersl March. ehsss
% staH, snneuness today and of
these more than es.ooo were re-.
snlistmenss " Ia sstima,ea shs, an
average o. live 81 every nundrse
men discharges from the temporary
forces since the ~eeo',lno campaign
began. nave deeiesa 10 reiol, the
army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
WILL HOLD TWENTY. SiSrA
ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The .afh annual conference ~ the
Free Methodist ohufeh Will be- held
III IN. Norman park The preceding
tanp meeting beginning to-day, con
ference pfopsr heglna she 10Th !
end 4 nunabcr III oihess IN from GHlh.
ria today 20 attend MisH Pearl
Wells. pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
woRkMEN STONE pARliAMEhr
BUILDING AT LuxEMBURc

Luxsmbnrg. Aug ID Parliament
balIdlnas we're stoned ny crowd ~
800 workman today during dem
onstrallon caused b. the fact the in
demnsiy voted by the chamber of
deputies 10 meet the high coat Of iiv.
ing. WAS deemed insufficient
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
can ~ ARMY FOOD
To 90 To AnDAgt,wk

Atdmpis. AnE ss Mayor wEllan
t'se"msa ~ Ais'sasv~ has reaal @,tcrse
'he commandaat at Jefferson nar
rckr. y, Louis, Ma. fof rar ~ food,
nsafta 20 be- sold ~ goysrnment prlerg
- AFdnor, and Carter coan,y con
sumcra
u the dlNrihutlon ~ suyernmen
food Nufplua proves ptarlieable ar
viii MATERIAL, reduce ,ha cost NJ lis
ms Maypr Freeman wiII rndeasof "a
secure number ~ ears Of govern
ment supplies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15

PARIS. Avs ie-~ln sarn~ssiso wssh
shs proposed slsts ~ shs Shsn "A
esrsls 10 EUROPE. shs rsssrs sAys shss
his dspagsaFs ffsm rsh~ssn has b~~n
hasssnsa by fssisng srossssa ~ shs
siaassass ~ an aorssmsns ~lsh GREAT
srsssla. ~nieh. ~ eseeaanlna esrsss's
naspsnasnos sss ltsgrlty. s@smiaiy
VA result ia Great nslsssa bsina sts
auiy po~sr 70 assrxis. lnflasns~ In
psfsla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
GERMAN SOLDIERS ARR
HELD ron CRIMES

Paris. Aug ib German soldiers ac
cused NJ cflsnes hi formerly orcuplea
regions are beginning 10 arrive at
Lille. according 10 dispatches from
thaa city ~ La I.lbeftes The mea are
being incarcerated ia ths jall wAafe
they will be held for trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15

wazhIngson. Asz ls-pressfens VII
ga vas asked IN . resolution intro
cuced today BY Chairman Good. Of
the appropriation oommIssse. 10 re-
cors TO the houzs what u<e ssz made
y the sise.ass 800 fund sppro2rszted
~ congress FOR relief u The de-tifa,e
peopie o. Esrope
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
eolanHWst osFEArsp IN
FinlANu CAMPAIGN

Lsnasn. Aua is~-pssshssss ssesss
siora ,hs sss,n seass ~ NE uuN ~
Firisss nave suffered rs~srss IN
nvAsina against sssrarssr sasps. 2ss
aarssns ~ q belshsssk ~assssss sss.
pateh received nsrs. ~nlsh samsss
lhm the soviet army ls shss rsvser nAs
sss~ srsssa sssIs - ~ A1v& psss~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
CARRlNll DENIES
THAT TROOPS DESERT
VILLA FORCES STILL N.fiNt
NEAR CsalHp NHtN uH;
Sa-aSgNc Of L.. :. ClIi-
ms uUSr Ctt>t
suWgDltvtiN
svlleriN,

wsssi~sssr. Ace ie--o<n'As O.
rses~ss snss sns carsnsa sarr'ssn al
cnsnuaAss Cry Asc rstinss ~s'n tns
s-ssrsss- - essrs ever 10 ne s'"s
ss-oss. ~ss rsss In . sssssr,srs To-Day
=, sse Nss.ss- er-essss. o-iy 'e~
i-ssers ceserssc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15

GENEVA. kss is--rN. slasa ssv.vr.
msrss have lefefmsa sns Asssriss
assssrmsr, tns u aa ss held 70.
spasslsls fss psls svr. srs Hvrssfsss
eersr'unis lsssss. srd ses he ssiIvssy
issse f~ tesst ~ an allied TRIBUNAL.
aessrslry ,a q slses,cs From Lara.
prves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
AhorHkH srHlkK eM0AN
rtsis MORNING m aAav

Fast NJ LoHias nj. Avg is~- Motor.
men and conductors of the Kass ~
l.oals q sasarban Rsilway company
sad subsidiary Iiaes went on ssrika
today tielnK 40 street car sssvlc.
here ans ia neAFby etsles and towns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
AUSTRIAN GOVERNMtNT
MUST DELIVER DEu KUN
utD LEADER va ~ STAND
InIu. ron MURDERS CON-
MtrttD: ~ 'sstA NtPl II-
iittA<s Nnt WINNING
NtrfltS NV


cep.~nsssn. Ase is--As ss~s~ss
on r.,resfss by ses' -ss'snsv's ss~sss.
~hlsr a % nepss ~sIl he sssissss. 10
srrssns.s " re.ss~sss rsssivss here
= em ss'slessses trs ss'sshsns sees.
Z. ses commanded ~ as~svsl jvs.
sr'sen wees. velsrss.s ssssps ssli ss
suppsr'ss ~ tssrsrssrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
Sophomore Is
Charged With
Killing a Girl

Ithaca. n Y. Avg is--pssald ~
F.snsr sf les Angeles. csi. . a..
yssr.sIs sophomore 81 Cornell UNI
ssss'sy. - ~ pail nses ssssy. shsev.
"a with the murder 81 is.yssr-std
Hsssi cranes " shls city ~hs was
rspstsS drowned In tahs caysss
On the night es JsIy ~. ohs se1
yosns rsshsr were msmbsrs - .
tskss'ss ssnss party thss eleh> 80
were ssid 70 have ssss sst - ~
lake IN . ssces. whIsh teess ~
found espsisss. yhie 10 psehseo
ssssad srvsss since sAs Night - ~
parry. Ns wss released ~ bsIl -
Ger charges u illegally psrshselao
whisky thss evening hs1 besn ~.
sssrsd against hin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
PRINCE or WALES HAS
REACHED ST JOHNS

81 3ohns. Y r. Aug iE-~J're cruiser
Dragon. with the prfnce of Wales on
hoard arrived on Partridge Island at
the entrance of this harbor. early ~
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15
MAN or % MARalEs
ciRL or FIFTEEN

License 10 marry was granted 20
day 10 Rlvoo Reed Tr!btls. "A Of
I>ockridge and I y Arnold. child II
Is. The fnrentf consent was neees-
sary before the eoart ciesT would is-
sue the license. The couple was
Essrrsed BY Rev l. Anthis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15

NOTICE oAs coNeumgAo.
Providing the wsaf>ev = fnvosuo1o
Sunday. Aunsst f7th. the eas vi1I -
shut off for r~p@in from ons- -thlry
p N. 10 i've .. m.-oothsie oas Lishs.
Fsel 4 Imp. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-15

icontinaea on PAGE 8 CO.. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
Little Bobbie and His Pa
By WILLIAM +. KIRK

Bobbie. sed Pa 10 me last n,o ,.o,,
sed pa s,wd boy wanted ante for 70 be sailor.
sailor wen YOU grow li,,o, oa TS d
sed Pa chant Mareen.
chaso ~qd Ike IT fine. sed. II cud
Moas, of he Piru,s is on land ,ow
aays' sea Pa They are steeinE munnv
Tm rom babies and widows. sed pa
Inc oraiv Old Buck -aneers Is CON- 70
sed. & IN hare place il The rn f1ne' IA
sneeKY PToht-cers. ro;e noem ~.
0 e.tr n'te, SEQ Pa. witch went aar,!I
a ,Ruck-anee- ne knowed no feer
me NE on tat Spanish Main.
ronI Ger IS The worst thing heer
~ ne mas coward brain
ne mas a coward brain beekaus
me Laws he lodges by
Il every time he brakes them Laws
Moar i!ttel abies die
That is one OF tho few good things
you ever rote. sed Ma.
wud 'T Ike ,S Sop' SEQ de Pa. knew you
mat wen feel very deeply on a sub
!sck' rite better on that subjeck
man ina p uf%al sed Pa; But ! was ask
The Merchant Mareen wen ne gifts a
,ltel older. & see strange sites o..
wud newer sleep rite II our littel
Ma 'eu
Many braiv mothers has sent thare
sons out onto that sam oshun, sed
"a The oshun is a ruff skool. but
wen one has went thru ii all one Is a
wise e braiv man. sed Pa. newer.
oshun.
Bobbiee, sed Ma. yure father is talk
ing in his sleep, do not snecze and
walk him, sed Ma
You surely do not doubt me, sed Pa
! doant doubt you. sed Ma. wen /
know you are telling the truth. but
Wen you are talking about sailing the
Spanish Main. Ma sed. always have
TO laf. The neerest you ever calm
10 the Spanish Main. sed Ma. was look
ing at "A Spanish fandango dance. But
guess yon have II good dee. scd Ma.
in wanting Robbie to join the Mer-
chant Mareen.
Do you know what Mareen Is? sed
Pa.
1t is kind OF color. sed Ma. kind
of dark red
/ thot so. sed Pa. Ha, Ha.
After Pa went to bed Ma toald me
she knew Mareen was word that
meant ships & sailors &c the oshun. &
that she wanted Pa to have his littel
lah. beekaus she was going to ask him
for new clokc with Baby Lamm on
II. Ma is pritty smart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
With the Film Folks
STORIES OF yCREEN ACToRs


No more will the screen hero. som.
orcro be riddlcd with bullets betorn
the very eyes OF the motion picture
spectators.
No more will bottles De opened by l.,
passing bullet, nor matches lighted b.
tie s!anc!rg friction o! hyin: lead.
The man who does Il for the motion.
picture camera Is on long vacation.
When the motion picture industry
VAS young a man strolled into one or
the studios in Los Angeles and said.
Kin shoot the buttons Of your
vest" The director to whom he al
dressed himself didn't care TO lose any
buttons. but he gave The stranger !,
Job at trick shooting for Western photo.
dramas. II was not unt;i some tins
later that the identity o. tie marks
man became known. He vas King
iishcr Jones. veteran o. the plains
who scorchct wide trai. FOR himsel;
and horse across The West from
Cheyenne 10 the border. I, was King
asher Jones who was a leader amoag
the cattcmcn in the famous Johnson
County shccp war
Nowadays k:ngts.Ier Jones Is IN a
country where he can shoot long
range gun in any direction without
Gear o, killing on The c!tizenry
knghsher Jones has deserted tho
movies 10 tatten cattle for market on
a lonely ranch in the Calgary district
OF Canada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
The Rhyrning Ophmist
The TempermontaI Girl.

Maisic was a charming creature i,
uer lcmpcramcntal way. Tor her man
1.a USED 10 teach her she wag not Of
,oihnon clay. Maisie could not hear
me raob!e and the prolctariat. thour II
80, ~ hours she'd sit and gable TO a
'ionhtF and cat Masic's sou, was
ciao In hcnna: leastways SO fair MaisisS
sa'a. ana She spoke TO her ducnna of
az aura round her head Cert,I,
coiors made her weary. and still other.
mace her amt. She was ALWAYS vcrv.
puiy with the people who say ain,
Maiaie felt She had a mission, and sb.
waited Tor tho call: maids of nasIv
disposition said this same was ms,
stall First she thought she'd he y
sure X were best for her 10 stow {,
or TO take some sort OF cure Paintin ~
was her mex; cndeavor. cabbayes ami
kings and SIGH: shed one drawback
one could never tell exactly which Wa
which And while thus SWEET MaIs;o
lifted all the muses. she'd invoke neo
pie said: is She halr-witted or 10
this another joke But the time CAM.
when her mission faded swiftly from
her view. for she met young mari Il
cram whose best stunt was how to WOO Is
And he also talked OF auras and or
soul In blue and pink When he'd
sninie Of his sorrows. huindr,In bcauxG
went on the blink. All was well untiI-
ne kissed her. then dear MaIsie passod
away Purple souls could not assist
her-hc ate garlic every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

Bosworth. are laid on the rockbound
coasts OF Maine. The drama is redolent
or the sea. and concerns the lives OF
men who reap harvest from wreckage
and sunken ships Mr.. Bosworrl nor
rays The Character OF master diver
a stern type OF New Englander whose
constant wrestling with the elements
mas given tinCe o: fatal!sm to intense
religious convictions. Mr.. Boswor;h's
ea-lE training as seaman lends au-
shority 10 picture whose story is m
te: woven With episodes with which ne
IS intimately familiar.
Miss Lou,-Ma.shall Ncinal mas
Eteraa! Three" 20 make a pho,oplay
o! The Rivera End" novel BY
James oliver Curwood. which ha.
been published In book form follow
in5 rs serial appearance. The cas-,
Will include Marjorie Daw. MahIon
Hamilton. Lewis Stone and Wesley
Barry.
J. T. K.-Robert Gordon plav. op-
pos!te Sylvia Dreamer In Dawn"
story OF girls faith and love OF
man who has gone blind Others in
tae cas-, are: Harry Davenport. Flora
Finch. Fannie Rice. George Paunce-
fort and others
Dot V.-About FIVE years ago. am
told. Paramount put out Checkers
The one that is going the rounds now
IS the Fox version.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

Unison was a kindly man He had
sat for three hours at the suppe. liable.
SO that his daughters young ma
might squeeze her hand under the
table; nc had ordered three whiskies.
and -sodas. and departed TO the cold
and inviting library. while tho young
people spooncd In front OF the cheer
full winE-room fire Finally he ga,
IN agony while the young sutton muir.
dcred Tostis Good by" with his vo.
cal organs.
An hour later he woke up and be.
came aware that some one was in hor.
r!ble agony in the room beneath him.
wv hats the matter Clara ne
shouted over tie hannistcrs What's
the awful noise"
Noise. dad" came Clara's HORNED
reply. Why. Nj. Fiddle wuzzel is
singing i Love That Dear Old Home
OF Mine"
on. does he" said Jimson. furious
". Well. just you tell him that this
Isn't II"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20

L. H, Newport News..Sena.o James
\. Reeds bone dry" measure was a.
iached to the Post-Ohcc Appropriation
bl!l which was signed March >. 1871
by President Wilson II reads: VINO
over shall order. purchase or cause IN
toNlcaCHC liquors 20 be transported in
interstate commerce. except FOR sc!enti-
tic; sac7a'ncntal. medicinal o. pechaln-
cal purposes. into any state or terri
tory the laws Of which state or terri
t@Fy prohlhIi ne manufacture Or sale
therein o! intoxicating liquors for bev-
ertSe purposes. snail b. punished oy
q Inc 0: not more tHan $1,000 or I'M
p-:Sonment not more than SIX months
or both, and for any suHse0uen, offense
snail be lmp-i son"d not more Than one
year untrr his Law a state mus,
b. either absolu:e." dry" o. wet"
The effect .! the measure Is 10 E.cp
Iiduor out 0. q state whether tho Stat
Ia permits shipments or not |, Wa
a sep III advance OF The Webb Kenyon
IA ", which sorbacs the shipment OF
!.duor only in case the state law is
>, none dry a, nc t!nre ,he bill vas
discussed many DRY" states allowed
nc shipment o! l!auor FOR private use.
Ine Reed measure was the frsi d!rec,
! Legislation By The government pro.
hi"ltng the liquor traffic.
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SCREEN BREVITIES

rG5s"s tie sadns l rs in the 2
at Universal City Gwendolyn Logan
wrote the story.
Frank Braidwood. who plays oppo-
site Marie Walcamp in Tempest Cody
Hindu dialects. including Hindusta nj.
Maraty. Puniabi. Canarese and Tcllegu
l5raidwood has been In the United
states only short while. coming from
tho musical comedy stage in his native
land-Austraiia.
The Story Of the Tiger Hunt"
written and produced by Major Jack
Allen. has been completed.
Hoot Gibson and Magda Lane are
playing the principal roles in The
Trail OF the Holdup Man" two.reel
western melodrama now under pro.
duction by George Holt.
Director Norman Dawn is taking the
finishing scenes for "I.asca," the six.
rool special feature starring Frank
Mayo and Edith Roberts. The story
was adopted for the screen by Percy
Heath. from the poem written by
Kathleen o'connor and Gertrude
Astor. two Universal screen beauties,
narrowly escaped injury whom a studio
set In which, they were working col
lapscd. They were treated at the studio
hospital.
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Answers to Film Fans
ny THE MOVIE EDITOR

ADMIRER-Marion Davies has golde n
hair. Her latest play is The Dark star
she has played in Cecilia OF the Pink
HoSes' TIE Burden OF Proof The
Belle OF New FORK" Runaway RO-
ana is very pretty. She swims. She
was born IN Brooklyn. y Y Her eve.
are blue. She is no, married. Alice
joyce is very pretty.
Brown Eyes.-Georse Fisher .s no,
m FRIED Grace Cunard IS the wife
o: Joe Moore zoe vas - service dur
ing the var. but is back again
Harrison Ford played with Vivian Mar.
Tn IN severa! % her releases Tn
Claimed Goods" vas one Of these and
A Pettcoa; Pilot" another.
Gladys H.-Bebe Daniels isn't mar
'ied. Neither !s Harold Lloyd Bebe
10 Texas girl and gives January ~
1901. as the day OF her birth I.lovd
was born In Nebraska in 1893. Ad
dress him Ro!!n Film Co. Cour, and
HIS Streets. Los Angeles. Cal. Bebe,s
nome address Is 222l Duane Stree,
Los Angeles.
Miss C.-The scenes in Luther Reed.
story. The Oath" written 70. Hobar;
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Too MANY lief C.ke,.

Several days ago. while Aiming
scenes FOR his latest picture. now
being produced b Thomas u Ince.
Douglas Maci.can was looking for
ward with great deal o. pleasure bic
anticipation 20 d dinner engagement, al
the home o! one o. his friends who
is noted for the excellence o. her chef
and the care with which she caters 10
The appetites o. her guests, when he
was called upon. late In the afternoon
10 do scene In which ne was re-
quircd TO eat large number o. hot
cakes o! questionable palataoil!ty
TO make matters worse Nj. Naci-ean
has had for years a pct aversion 10
Mo; cakes and allied goodsIurs 50
Mat one can readily imagine III.
frame OF mind when ne took his seat
AZ the table o. his .air hostess w,th
IN appetite more than satiated anG
very poor opinion o. the eXigencies o.
n!s calling
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Alligator for . do.

Agnes Ayres. 9nose aorK N Sacred
Silence" IS the finest o.. he' caree'
had as hc- constant companion al TIE
studio her bull dog. Yum" Miss
Ayrcs has a nelShbo!. whose !!t;le girl
was the recipient OF small alligator
Returning from the studio one day tn.
delightful little actress was stopped
hy tic child whose hand was swatAc1
IN baudages.
miss Ayres"' said the Nttle gt-l
my mother told me /! went IN your
yard Yum would bite me. bu, | don't
think he'd bite as hard as my alligator.
Miss Ay!es st!!l has ~ UNI