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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
YcmDt ~Wnleonin8en.

Observation-Disclosures Sfog-
ppI en- mebbeler at Der III CT Anleos
ming for golf, Der pnoer 6riluftsli-
pet, at faa benptte arealer / Statss
ifogene pasienoe iii Sportsbptter %
SpDoIoSiteb ellten / Sommerferien
caer ON Soften. Sfogp9lenet pil
meb 8l9oe leiloe Splpsnin9er til elts
bier, ser snifer Dem. Sfrip til nGr-
melte SSorelt Serpice aontor ellcr o..
refte til II. 9. Soreit Serpice, Sc.
partment Of agriculture, @oiDing
ton, Q. &.
Ger iinoeS Iont beficllOt itorc
SfoaitrGfltiltger rittlbt on / Sunoet,
Iprlig / &eiten, ~tilhprcnOc Stoten
Northumberland, % BET CT He-
gicringcna Gltife at glpe SolloctS Be
folfling I%ltleoning til at bellpttc
Sfogcnc og DC bert beliggenOe SallO
pg Glue til llouiflingell al ct llllot
lSlllilIlStlp. SilpulutLt u w pllIlS~
fig at ,Solt / bullbrc tlienuia bels-
ger StntSlfogelle % gipr fig mere be
fier0t enc biotil nteo bore uopertrpi-
feIige Naturberligbeber luaiom bore
StatSifoge, Sieloe % SasOrag ireln.
bpoer bent. St~atsitogete er til Ell
bis @rao o9 bsr / enbnu iterre l(b-
ltrGfning ppre 9efolfningens notltr-
Iige HefreationSitcoer. S Sfoscne er
ser uornerfet 9~lllIeoning til at bprfe
Sport % SriluftSlip, tage Jig 500.
tllre nleo Ianoiel paa Sing, oriue 81.
ife, Ganoeipprt % mcset anoet,
9IIt bette fclter abIolllt in8enting;
ser er tim faltiat enoel &egler ior
9eifptteIie al oifentiig gienoom. &c.
mt bellre itorarteoe Nnleoning ibpit
eller / SerietiOen rpite CONNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

gaoet lin 8et. Wen ga oct Tor oe'
fsr'tc oreieoe fig ON Ell mesct libetp'
oelig, npoIitiit Gag, oa for bet anoei
fnnpt S~aIboelen al ll~noerbuleta
Wteolemmcr bar tiIiteoc pco afitcm'
ltirgen, bill Slopb @eorQe looe ionl
ON intct bar bGnot. Ncgjcrin9er
bar ialfolo ingen 9pIt til al beoe I'M
berbn'et ON GiaibSootum uetop MI,
ocrtil itaar Den poa en- altior oafIen-
be 500.
Scr er bOao Saaen 6reicoe iig ON.
Ser Iorelaa ct Sorilug ON at negte
ale llolGnoinger 2ooSpatent | De en-
9clIfc 6arpanoe, men Rcgiertlrgen
babe f%orcIlaaet en- llnotagclIe Der
ira: at Der gaues frarifc aanal.Soos
Ter Gertiiifater, iom ogioa ifllIoe
1lpIoe De engelife aanolbapne, oa
ncmIig 5ronfrig t%ilitour DC cn9ci'fe
aonol.Sooicr lianenbe Gcrtiiifater
for De frouife aonolbpcra &eOfom-
mcroc.
Mcn 6oriloqet fol6t mco 1S5
inloo 113 Stcmmer, % Here al aon-
Iition9miniiteriets bcoite Ststter /
llnocrbuiet itemte into0.
Sitcoctfor at 9jsre ocnnc u6etpoe.
Ii9e IiiGrc til Ell Itorpolitiif Gag oil
6orIIagct rlmeligoiS III BIZ lcnlpet
liot, Iaa oct biz tilircOaitiue baaoe
Ncgicriugen og llnocrhuiet.
Ger mites oos ON, at Snoenri8S,
miniiter Sbortt, TOM bopoe ~ire1nlagt
oct ~ni@lptfcbc 5orilog, rineIi9oiS
trroc no al ~&egierin8cn.
ltocn no9en 5orbin6clic mcO oucrt.
ltGoltte Sag oplpiteS SET / Sonoon
Sag ofiicielt, at ll0cnriB@nl-
Slrtbrr 5. @aliour par blet al
Lott al 2oro Gur3on. Cette VerIon-
bctcgncr ingen Soronorin9,
bpab Geaicringets poIitiife al,lsr
1ngoar. Ter bar lunge uUret Gale
ON Ell DENOMINATION al Scgierin.
zen, men Den oil rimeli1ur& bli itoa.
moe DpIeltlig uioranorct til citcr
Galacnc. Get mlpUrcnOe engelite
OtlllItcriltm - iom omiatter ale
utotagen De ro0ifdie ct ct
al &rigen, men oct, ION III.
)cr arigct bar bets Stprfe, er nj
GA De more itore Gciormer fom,
ncr / Torarlllloen - 0Clla Spngbco.
We6 Nrtbur 9oIiolr foriuinocr
ia Den enQclife Golitif ell al oers
nett farattcriitiife StitfeIier. San
aIlereoe / 1871 mo / llnoers
MET Tor ierite Sang % bar / npiten
t halpt Norbunorebc tilbsrt bet en-
,cIitc oifentlige Sip ion Ell Al oen
.ontlc &onicrputismc3 iprigite Gals
Get cr oog life i%iftert. at han fer
leo belt ioribinoer fra oct oiielttli9c
,iD. Get bar ncniliq ppret ortpoet,
t ban ON fort Sio ifuloe ailpic 60
,nro @ren Iom britiif @einltot /
&%oihinlton. Mcn ierit ifilloe ban
pbuiea / Gloclsitonoeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

bpis Ssn MI er fra $ 1000 til ST..
200 ON Iaret; $3.50 bill bli giost
Dem, Der fortiben bar Ell 2sn al fra
$1,000 til $1,000, mebers oe, bpis
Ssn ~anora9er til fra $4,000 til 3d.
500 ON @aret bill erbolbe ct EaaleJ
Of 500.
Sanbsbppoitbuo bill bli ~bepilgeo.
ct Eaaleg at 20 Grocent og Sano.
poitbub en- Ssnsforbsielic Of ira
$3.50 til 5000, aIt efter 2eusben
al oeres Hltter % antalet al Cure.
Slibititlite Glerfs og BoItbuo p:t
bIi betolt 60 Gents Simen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
Sreo 90 ufreo,
bcitta 9aIgtaHlp. G'annun8io op.
Sorfrtfelle fra gioe 1.

G%orifrttelle fra Stoe l..
hcIttq 9%aIgfamp. I'Mnmunsio op.
troaotc icIu ioni Igitationsioler.
9Dcn8 inorc gifprer bar biotiI
pprct le0et al ct "Nationolruo6"
iom bar bIet organiieret ben 30tt
Oft. 1918, men bette Haao blir auto.
matiif opIeit iaainart oct ME gp.
lure cr uolgt.
Cen amerifunifc Nrfiteft Wbitl1ep
@orrcn, iont / @cgpnoelien al Sftos
Der rciitc til 5iume for at tiIbpoc
%6'Anunjio lin Sleneite, er / bisie
Gage pcn0t tiIbaBe til Hom og ban
nteobragte bIalot ouoet 6iu1ne. Ola.
be for 12te Git, iom in0eboIot ct
"9uoifob til Imerifa", itrepct al
~2lnnun3io. Cite al @uoifobeta ga.
ragrafcr bar imioIertiO flippct lto al
GenToren. ) De 9~icnOGrerbe Sara.
groicr tiItaIer Gigtcren Imerifaner.
ne iom "@rsOre" % trpgler ONT oere5
&iplp for 6illmc, Tom fiGmpcr fun
for 5ribeocna Gag"
Gen 23oC Oft. tcIcgraicreS ira 81
unle, al Der er iogttagct Ell uiGooanliB
9euGaclic blonot De alliereoe &ri9S
ifibc, iont cr ]ltotIonerct / N0rintcr
hooct, men illtct cr oplDit ON @enli9
TEN mco oiaie Sperotioncr. &eiit
Ionoipnligt giGIocr oct 6illmc.
Groic5ior Niccoroo 3onola, 2eoc
rem for oct itolicnifc Earti / 6iltnte,
iom cr inoo Enumeration ill &toIicnL
% iont enitcr at 9iere SHINE I'll Ell
6riitoo eitcr oc 2Ilicrcoc5 Hro9rant,
cr ilpgtct ira SHINE oQ nnfomnct iii
Som. %on bar / &irfeIi9beoen oG-
ret bolot iom 6on0c / SHINE al O'9ln-
mtn3io. Mon crfIrrcr, at oct ouer.
ocicn0c TIertol al 6iltmc5 Snopon-
mere enitcr ut Qiorc Rpcn til Ell left.
itUuoig Griitoo, men o'9lnmm5io Ior
GER for, at iugcll al Dem iour fonumc
SHINE 25Oc Git. - Get omcri
6log bIcp l1Opcbct, Oa Oct
iaonr Nite2 blco uoioIoet unoer en-
TorcitiIliug / oct bcrpGrenoc "Gpni
fife lcater", 90 ga She Star
Banner" blcu Ipillct al
Crfcitrct, ruubtc Goriomlingcn;
"Nco mco Hncrita' Neb mco Nil
ION, %rngc Icpc Stor &tolicn %
5imc,"
Noqlc Sne5 omerifuuite Siggut
ter, iom por tIliteOc, % Ionl reiitc Jig,
Ia ocn omcrifonifc Notiouolinng
)IeD ipiQet, bIco Iilclcoca pcbet 10,
ole Sloga SfiUlO5oro il0ugeoca
llo0 Dem.
0emouiIrotloucl %bcAuuOtc, "a Ser
onu Sceucn orrolGcreoca Ell "@aru
De al 0c NlllercOC". &lm ,<talleltcr
mes GptrUoen bilieoc9 meo prcoo.
ocnoc @ifolo. &ue sc andre bDitcoe
tnll2 TOroat cllcr bIcp Ilge.
rem pcbct no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
Den cnaelife Sc1icriu1.

Gu @iitcmnillg / set brittle In.
oerhu2 i iorri0c llQc Qlf uiihlof
belt upcutet ~ Helierin1cu intoo.
Otter sammel porIomentnriit Stif
ifuIpe Regierinacn eiter bette hare
bcot lluocrhuici ON ct Siuibauotum
%, / SIIiGloe bette la!ot lsleulem,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
Siuioerc 6aiolin.

Chicago btu 22bc 0ft. ! i'm
Gale pco Gobuiulcu al INDEPENDENT
Wttu'3 DISSERTATIONS Anr4meoc
Der iloor uotoltc VrGiiocutcu g. S.
Spcnco ira |corIa, 81, Den Ote.
uinQ, al @aaoIincu hcrcitcr iuorcrr
uiIot bIi biQi8erc ems opcrre.
lloiayIcIen al @aSoliu bar tagct
itrrGt al ii0cn arigen3 Slut, iagoc
ban, ioo Ger M im0c3 itOrc @rboIo
uiu9cr / Dc TorcncOc Sttotcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

8lennemgaoelien al oct bulgorife
Guar.
Selt til MI bar Der ppret ISolf Der
II geroen, iom life pibite, at arigen
moo Epitlano bar ilut. Ger engelife
G~reaonaigbt "Sron 9ufe" meo 90.
miral SeIlicoe omboro, ~pasiereoe /
iorrige ltge ben lille aiiioes @ Gbriit.
mas Zen nebe peb Retp 3ealano %
icttbte Ell gaab iIano. 9elRtningen
biep imioIertio peo 2anoitigningen
triiet paa 2ipet al TO buioe ItPno %
Ell Snofsot, IoHl ale bapbe Hepolpes
re. De troeoe nemlig, at De frenlnle.
De @iRiter bar Spifere, % De bapoe
it1geu Inelie ON, of Geroensfrigell
bar illlt. Sc bapbe | mere emo balp.
anoet Iar ppret afifaoret ira ltbers
perocnen. glae ire blcp bragt ont
boro paa set itore BRITTLE arigsifib.
Gen iranife Sorrrber 9ierre Sc.
noir, ion al en- franif Get bar blet
bemt til Cohen paa Inflage for at
bape peoligebolot n~b9oerlig Sorbin.
belle meo SLENDER / Iarene 1915 og
1916 blcp / SreoagS benrettet /
6GngiIet Sante / YariS. Nanoen
bar oGret ing / lpngere Sio. San
por oloeles lam / 9e,lcl,e % nlaatte
brrcs til Hctteriteoct.
arigSminiiter @inIton Churchill
opIDIte forleocn Sae / ltnocrbuIet, at
Ben brittle Irrnc mi bar rebl,ceret
til 100000 Wano, bboraf $4,000
Wiano bar ltationeret / Srlanb. San
foritfrcoe, at Nrnleen / Sebet al foml.
n1enoe StilanSaar piloe bli poerli0ere
reorccrct til oen orbiltpre Stsrrelle,
ocn babe isr arigen.
Ofari1eminiiter @alter Sume
Gong blep | forrige llsc / llnoerbu-
Yet ligefrcm bombaroerct meb
SpergSmaul ON, bpoo ben brittle
ioretog Jig / 2iteriieen. Wtr.
Song iparebe, Of ser ganife pit bar
brittle Sfibc / Eiteriipen, men Iaa.
blot y q II pioite baooe Sc life pGret
llo1en SrGfninq.
Nnorem 9onar Soip opIpite / for
ltge / llnoerbuIet, at oQe Torbe.
teoelIer MI bar giort for gr.aeiIer
Sorbsr. Wcn M%nmoonin.
gen ON Gr.aeiierenS llolcpering
life rettcS til Sen houonoife
feglering, fsr ale Wagtcr bopoe I'M.
oerifrepet Sreostroftaten, iasbe ban.
SpiferneS S%tornlangreb paa Ser
>ln / 6cbruar % Mtart5 1916 fom
fife lonl nogen Sperraifelie oper
SranitmlGnbene, iortalte Wtarifalf
Getain til aongell al Spanien oa
,enne / iorrige l(ae beisgte Slug
narferne ioron Gerorn. Get par
iom lcoeoe 9penS beltemobi.
.e Toripar ilnoer oen forfgroeligc
aoll9elt bar meget ouerraIf et
,per Wtarifalfells Splpsllina, ga oct
,apoe oPret Ben alminoeli9e Wte-
at SplferneS Ingreb font olhes
6 lluetltet oper Sronlfmpnbene,
Ri fiellote gpot SierlOcn5 Ylolcr,"
ortiutte Morifalfelt. "Nucrcbc ier
laer i Gorpeien ff hi ct tpoeliat
Sirf ouL bpoo iont foreitob, "a ri
'poo9coc NnlraQet al ct mt pcritu-
,clt Scrnboncllct bcllimoo Nerom."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
uacne Wctr.

&c 1orcncnc Stotcr& %ctrbIrcol'
mcSScIcr ieIdrlOc on @circt Slo"'
runmct 27oc Cft til % mco lie NO.
rCmber
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
IS. $500. ,,,I with frequent trCSts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
O,OOO Ncres aobt Narmlano.-

= SGt peo Storbpsrnes Marteeer. Stats
ter % Sc Jtente sr aft eu nj! bape at betale
PAD 10 Gnr. hpis BIZ bnrter % holoer 1reatuz
yer. Hss Glouey ssao 60, e!operton, Winp'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

@9u50erncu" er g~arauEcrct I 10
Var men iii bare cu IcnuefeaIScr.
e 'oor Soften" for 6aIo Yri3, raar
&c !lerfc an ~ili,ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
>ilialaS.-32O 4cres, en- af De

fneite SaIpisttioner / Gais 6ountp, s
Dill til Sar9o, 219 Deil til Dtupleton, 3 IRil
til 9adins SLANT. S%ortrinlis rig Sprbbunb.
eueitaaenoe rent eano. @psniuger % GiGrs
Der p9ro SO, 900. TN piounoerlie ,Surln;
er peo 8eo Grail. Sor burtigt Sals, Sl3J
pr. @cre. Sstte er en- uirteIis Sarm. Noosiou
Realtp So, Dor 335, Surso, u. Cat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

10000 Icres logged Of" 9ano
l. tiIlalsS biuiet. eetts gibetalinsspils
taar. 40 Heres sIer mere. Striu .it.t
SpIpsuinger. sSepsrsasuisr Climber 60,
Tacoma, @aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

sano / eentrdie wtinnefota. ubprfet on i'm,
propto, gnnhtgt Stlfodr. Sfrtp otter fre Splpsniu.
Ger. afber IiurrnD. gsaoenu, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28
.iHeIaS. ollie Slaos al inn

. VlVEIWF. NHt NIuYo uT MT
propeo Sarnie, 40 til $50 Acres, mar
Gonoeniarp, Nleierier, beo'te Dturteoer %
Sormers cooperative Sutit. Strip Itorit
suer Guselit. 9fellcn saap Co., Sloomer,
g@~isconitu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-28

SiIiaIgs.-160 Gcres improved
Sarrx, Il @dI lppeit ior Seeorab.
Iictor Rpeu, Seeorab, SoIpd.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
SEEKS
 AMENDMENT
 ON INSURANCE

Hartford, July 25.-Amendment of the war risk insurance act will be urged by the Auerican Legion, through its legislative committee in Washington, in order to allow men insured under the act to elect whether their insurance upon maturity will be paid in installments or in one lump payment. Former Senator Luke Shea and former Congressman Thomas W. Miller, joint chairman of the com mittee, plan to have legislation in troduced immediately to effect this alteration in the act to carry out the expressed wish of the American Legion delegates at their St. Louis meeting.
 The present form of war risk in surance is known as term insurance, and is payable in monthly 1nstall- ments for a period of 240 months. This may be converted into ordinary forms of insurance, such as straight life insurance, twenty or thirty year paid-up fife insurance and endow- ment insurance. Except in the case of a n1atured endowment, these forms of insurance under the present act. are payable only in the insta1lments, extending over a twenty-year period, the amount of installments depending upon the amount of insurance.
 7'N~ purpose of the intended amendment is to allow a man to elect how the insurance shal be paid. Ser vice men say that their benef1ciaries in many cases are too old ever to realize any usefulness from the inSur- ance, if paid only in monthly install ments. It has also been suggested that men be allowed to elect payment of part of theIr total insurance in one lump sum and the balance in install- ments.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
STORIES ABOUT STARS 1HATsYOU LIKE TO SEE SHINE
ELSIE JANIS FIRST
 DAY AT STUDIO

A beautifully cretonned dressing room dozens of vases of reception flowers, brand new Japanese make up box With a personal card of well wishes from Myron Se4znick, did not help very much toward making Elsie Janis a happy girl last week.
 It was her first day in the 175th street studio and although it was 1n- deed Q surprise at the pleasant i'm presSfon this one made, her morbid ity was far from being busted.
 "I1l sell my motion picture inter ests to any one." said Elsie with the weeps in her voice, flor 8 nickel''
 Her depression was enough to touch the most sophisticated of reporters souls. She was huddled on the lounge. JSer big eyes clouded with tears.
 For all the world one could not help but forget the air of festfvity that pervaded the room, when direct ly confronting one was this forlorn aspect of misery.
 ''Vhat's the Instter?' initiated Elsie querying as we did, whats the mat ter?"
 Good Lord, look what they've done to my face. Just see what they've made me smear all over ray- self I've been on the stage ever since I was 1 and I've never before in my life used grease paint,''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
LIVE WIRE STUDIO NOTES NEWS OF BRIDGEPORT'S THEATRES
THE PRESS AGENTS SAY
PLAZA,

No picture in q long time has car ried a more faithful reproduction of country life in its plot, character iTauon, and scenic investiture as Mary MacLaren's new offering, The Untainted Woman" which was shown at tho Plaza theatre for the first time last night. The theme presents tho struggles of a servant girl in her search for love and happiness. She emerges triumphant in the end, af- ter a lot of human interest and heart aS paal have been conveyed to the spectator. It is in six parts.
 The vaudeville show is exception ally good from first to last. The fea- ture is tho Myrl Prince Girls in song and piano offering. Each of the pretty young ladies has voice that is pleasing to listen to, and the make up of the act Is commeu dable. Sever al encores were answered last night. Richard Lee. the triple voice singer, appearing in a well fitting dress suit easily carried the audience away into songland and held them enraptured for fifteen minutes. He also encored three times. Arthur Le Roy, in a comedy singing, talking and dancing speciality were very good. MT. Le- Roy does some of the antics of Ray Dooley and goes big. The Tamki Duo, man and woman in a sensa- tonal Japanese novelty. There is exceptionally Jiu jitsu work, fencing, and lessons in the art of self defence. Topics of the Day, Pathe Review and Gaumont News were all very interest iuR
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
CUPDLURES
 BEAUTY FROM
 GAY BROADWAY

It would seem that Mack Sennett Bathing Beauties are fast getting in to the hearts of New Workers, espe- cially the gay Lochinvars.
 The following note was sent to F. P. Asher. MT. sennett's personal re- presentative with the production, and the especial guardian of the Califor- mia nymphs of the sunny beaches:
 Dear MT. E. P. Asher Personal Representative Mack Sennett and His Bathing Beauties. Broadway Theatre:
 Miss de Gandis will not appear with your company any more. We were married today Sunday. If you want to get in touch with me or her phone me.
 "(Signed) Captan J. W. Anderson.
 Provost Marshall, Camp Merritt, N. J. Phone-Camp Merritt 326.''
 Certainly this is simple and direct enough. The couple are honeymoon ing at the McAlpin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
COMPANY RETURNS

The Griffith company, headed by Richard Barthelmess has returned to Los Angeles from Sonora, the famous town of '49 activities, celebrated by Mark Twain and Bret Harte. On June 30th the company was filming scenes about Sonora and had the op- portunity of seeing the farewell ac- corded to the music hall life when the town went dry. According to Dick Barthelmess, the town had not chang ed since the gold rush. Indians, cowboys and miners danced through the streets to the accompaniment of music and gunshot, with the result that the town undertaken as well as the bartenders, reported an increase of business.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
pOLI's.

Pressntinr n most de1irhtrui effer- fne-wer pfnyiet, Mrs. Gene Hughes & Go. registered n roal hit nt Polfs yes tsrday In T,dsar Allen wolfrs When He Cafno Back" Mrs Hughes tall ents arc woli known to theatre-goers and in this very excellent pIayIet she e1ss O fino supporting company. Tho pr1ylst is woll worth while and is very ably prcsentedl
 Charles Ray In eTay Foot, Straw -Toot," han. attained distinctive suc- cess. It's n story that interweaves 1881 with 1877 and gives MT. Ray un- uriel opportunities. Othcr photoplays Include the Pathe News and a laugh adbie Lloyd comedy.
 Six wh,riwind acrobots are tho Ro- mas Troupe, and thoy ofrer a fast moving program of thrilling stunts.
 6sreenlie and Druyton. e pair of duslSy entcrtainers, contribute one of tho brightest spots to tho bill with their very amusing line of aonE, dances and chatter.
 Assisted by "A. P Anno," Fred Clinton proves himself a vaudevillian of talent. He does things with q plano, and manages to pick out q most pleasing program.
 The Diana Sisters, in q dance revue thet wps delightfully."- novel, found no trouble in making friends immedi- Rteiy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
THE VALUE OF LAND.

The rise in price of farm land leads some conservative people to fear that it has reached an artificial level. They claim that those who buy farms and mortgage their property, on the pres ent scale of prices, may buy into d falling market fin a dangerous way.
 For instance, they say that farms that a few years ago would have sold for S10, 900, very commonly bring s15,000 or even more now.
 A young man with $3,o0o might buy such a farm for s15,oOO, giving m ortgases and notes for $12.O00. If land prices should fail so that the property was worth but SIP, 900. the owners equity is wiped out. and Ii he had to sell he would lose all his cash.
 It may seem unwise to suggest this side of 1t to intending purchasers of land. Yet anyone who conten- plates acquiring a farm must have dwelt much upon this phase of the subject and it should be considered in all it's aspects. Everyone Is glad to see farms becoming more valuable. but there is such thing as pushing them up to an abnormal figure thai tends to discourage purchase. And when ownership is discouraged, the result is to place land in the hands of tenants, who frequently allow the soil to be exhausted and property to run down. So an owner who gets a fair offer for Q farm property may make a serious mistake IT ne holds 1t at the top of the market
 War conditions pushed all kinds of prices up to a figure that does not soem likely to be permanent. When the people of Europe ges to produc- ing again, prices must drop a little all around. This would tend to let land prices off somewhat.
 High prices of land will stimulate small farm ownership and intensive farming. In the long run the price of land will not fall far. and the man who looks ahead twenty years can be confident that property will be worth more then rather than less.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
HEROES ALL!

An incident which illustrates the fact that most actors in motion pie lures hate the idea of doubles oc- cured during the making of one of the final scenes for 'In Mizzouri" {" Hugh Ford went to Robert Cain and told him that a very hard horseback chase was scheduled in which Cain was to be pursued by Major War wick and knocked from the saddle.
 NOW" said Ford, If you don't want to undertake this I'll get some body to double for you, for 1t won't be noticeable anyway"
 Not by a Jugfu1," answered Cain The ride was undertaken and came out successfully except that Major Warwick gave the plucky actor a. beautiful black eye and knocked him into clunp of prick1y shrubs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
NEW RECRUITING BAND SERENADES
 MISS FISHER

Margarita Fisher was pleasantly surprised at the American studios in Santa Barbara recently when the United States Navy Recruiting Band Of forty-two pieces called to serenade her in recognition of her work as godmother of one of naval units
 Work in all departments of the stu dio was suspended while the band gave a concert lasting more than an hour
 The navy band is making tour of fourteen of the Western States to stimulate interest in recruiting. At the concert given in Santa Barbara Miss Fisher occupied a stage box as the guest of the musical sailors, and was called to the stage by Chief Bandmaster Thomas J. Kennedy, who turned his baton over to her while she directed the band in several ee- lections.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
AUTO RACERS?

Wallace Reid at one time serious 1y considered starting out on a, career as a professional automobile racing driver. His speed mania, so strik- ingly portrayed in ''The Roaring g Road' nearly won him over. Some good friends of mine who were race veterans said Reid. urged that I team with them for season, tour ing the country and competing in all the big races. I really considered the proposal seriously, so speed crazy am l. But I'm glad I did not accept the proposal Two of those who wanted me to team with them were killed in the last Indianapolis race.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-25
"HIS FATHERS WIFE"

Director Frank CraEa has began work at the Wold studio on His Fathers Wife" fin which June FL vidge will be featured. One of the interesting scenes in this picture is a boarding house located on West Eff tieth street, New York, that in it's day was the most noted theatrical boarding house in the country. Here gathered around the table in their early days before they have become famous wore such well known peo- pie as Eleanor Robson, Edgar Sel- wyn, Mar garet Mayo and Julian FL tinge.