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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-10-25

tertained with a Golden Chain din
ner Monday in honor of Messrs. T..
Il. Tolan, V. T. Tubbs, ]. r. Jordan
and f. B. Lakey of Dallas.
Chas. Ebert Anderson handles the
Hornet. Oh boy!
Several new member joined the
Golden Chain Monday night.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-10-25
Morning Chapel c. NJ. L. Church.
Corner 3rd and Crump SITS.

CORNER 0Tu anu CTuulp OIo'
Rev. M. H. Spencer, D. D., Pastor.
The Sunday school opened at the US
ual hour, $3.50 a. m, with Supt. Lang
ston, teachers and large Sunday
school audience on time. Officers for
the ensuing year have been elected
and a great Sunday school year is
promised.
DR.. Spencer preached logical SER
NOR in the morning service to a full
house. The doctor Is winding up his
work here as pastor and is looking
forward to success in the great S.
900 rally.
Emory C. Smith was again elect
ed to carry the Epworth League over
the top. This is the third year Mr..
Smith has served as president. Other
officers for the ensuing year were
elected and the league has taken on
new life Mrs. Leila Marley, secre-
tary and Mrs. A. A. Turner noted
Epworth Leaguers have returned
from points in California.
Epworth League every Sunday even
ing at 6 o'clock.
The mems club is making things
hum around Morning Chapel. They
meet every Sunday evening at p. m.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-10-25
ST. James baptist Church,

Sunday school at $3.50 a. M, VIM.
Taylor Supt. At II o'clock at the
usual hour Rev. Williams Che blind
MANI from Waco, Texas, preached a
great sermon, one of the best ever
heard at st. James. At three o'clock
the great mass meeting, joint ses-
sion women and men attended. B.
Y. P. U. at $50 p. m. special. pro-
gram rendered, fine subjects discuss
ed. 1t was an excellent program
throughout, lots Of visitors present.
Closed on time, night service at 1880
Accession for the day, six, total
collection for the day $293.7O pastor
Rev. ]. H. VIM, D. D., Pastor.
Phil r. Register, Reporter.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-10-25

the other at DR.. Sheppard sanitarium
and she is reported getting along
fine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

Noua misiuns q avia&orilor. -
Salem. Guvernorul .Olcot a
PRINT scrisoare de la /. J. Boy
ce din Portland, care sugereaza
ca aviatorii Sc arunce sare in
nori, care va cauSa 0 condesarc
a norilor, si en4tufal imediat va
incepe ploaia, orr cfnd 81 ori unde
lipsa cere. Aceasta ar ii splendid
pentru cazuriIe cfnd Sc aprinde
vre-o padure, scrie Boyce.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06
I|f0Rt|AF||BN

Tulburarile din Chicago q re,
saltat din 0 conspiratie. Chica-
go. - Find odata ordinea stab.
lita atuoritatile au fnceput sa "a
Cd cercetari ca Sc vadA care au
f0st eauzele tulburarilor.
Astazi mai multi de o snta de
prizoneri ce' sunt detinuti de po-
lite au fost interogati. Din mar
turisirile lor reese ca tulburarile
au rezultat din uncle conspiratii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06
DIN FUGA COlDf|ULU|.

Aliatii ar face bine Sc tina in
seama serviciile pc earl lea adus
ROminia.
Gu tOate nOtele trimise de Ell,
Kun Isl vedea de treaba urmind
tactica lui de a sugruma pc acel
earl nu gindesc la fel cu ell; pc
data insa ce ROminii au aprOpiat
de Hudapesta, dat Ibirul GU fugi-
til. ROminii Sc bat 81 varsa SINCE
din belSug. 81 cu tOate acestea ce-
reriIe Ior sunt nesOcOtite. pc cinl
Sirbii. carl stau mulcon. sunt pre-
ferati. - Dreptatea lui Pazvanti
Noda.
Sc zice ca Rominii nostri carl SO
grabesc sd paraseasca aceste pla-
iuri sunt decisi ca 1ndata dupa ce
vOr ajunge acasa Sc formeze le-
g:une care Sc lllpte pc toate from
turtle pentru apararea tarei. =
Ideia null rea; daca nu Sa putut
face legiune aici, de ce nu S ar
face acasag
Tn Rominas de al nostri. care a
plecat Gu primul vapor. a scris u
nui prieten din Cleveland ca a
jungind acasa, cind deschis Gu
farul la gasit gol; cd Sc evapo-
rase tot ce -avea i'm ell. Nu-i de
morare. Lumea stiea Cd vine din
tara miunelor 81 unii au fost cu-
riOsi sc vaza ce IMMUNE duce a.
casa' Il ~ sAlnl4N
Comisiunea insarcinata Gu ief-
tinirea traiului ar trebui Sc alba
| in vedere Cd pc an Sc macina su-
te de mil de bushele de orez pen
tru fabricarea pudrei, pc care
doamnele lie pun pe obraz ca Sc
fie. =. frumOase. - Apoi de, 81
Stamina intreaga 81 varza grasa
nu Sc poate.
Sc zice ca lacrimile femeii suri
perle. = Poate. Oar orr ce piatrd
pretiOasa scumpa prin raritates
Ell, 81 daca perlele s'ar gasi pe
toate drumurile n ar fl mai scum
pc ca nisipul. Deci, doamne
lor, lacrime mai putine, ca Sc nj
pearza din valoarea lor.
Sc Zice ca la un lbanchet natiO
nal care sc va da in curind, intrt
Altele Sc va servi 81 Guiana dt
pui.. = Credeti Cd n ar fl nine
rit? Mai c useama Gu mamaligut;
calda, daca s'ar putea. HIM. NJ;
| prind ca toti STAR linge buzeie
| ST pentru ca veni vorba de ban
chete, ma prind ca la viitoarelt
banchete, avfnd in vedere usca
Guinea care domneste peste to
locul, termemotrul entusiazmulu
are Sc fie cobPrit la zero 81 lin
belle n 'au sa ffe asa deslegate, CT
pc timpurile bine cuvintate. cint
| ne ,,udam" fara ploaie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06
4 Y I Z

Prin aceasta aducsm la cunos-
tinta tuturor parochiilor 81 socie-
tatilor din America, sasemenea 81
tuturor crestinilor, Cd parochis
noastra si-a schimbat adresa, ca
re acun este urmatoarea:
fagoehie q. o. ,,sfintal To
-, ,. u He, ~, Allianssg 3;
1so6or Iihao seeFsteEs 4,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06
Factorii postal Ger mai mare

Fact0rl1 pOStall Ger mai mare
plata. - New York. - Factorli
postal din New York la intru-
nire lOr au adOptat o rezOlutie
prin care cereau Cd fruntasii or
ganizatiei rationale Sc faca APPEL
direct la presedintele Wilson, spu
nindu-i capului executiv al aces
tel tari cerintele lor. Factorii po-
stall Ger crestere a salurului Gu
% prOcente.
Rezolutia spune ca cele 25 pro-
cente pc care le capata factorii
postal Gu datul de prima/ Iulie
nu este cOraspunzator GU scumpe-
tea de All.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

Din evidentele ce lie are in NINA
poiitia Sc asteapta ca i'm curind Sd
Sc faca mai multe arestari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06
Cox cere ieftinirea griului.

Cox cere ieftinirea griului. =
Columbus. - Intreaga structural
a scumpetei poate fl doborita re-
pede daca Sc poate rasturha prop
teala principala, asia opinia
guernOrului Cox.
In un interview Cox a declarat
ca propteala principala este
scrmpetea griului. care a fOst fl
xata de catra guvern la 1926 ne
timpul razboiului. Deci el sustine
ca griul sa Sc ieftineasca 81 ca un
rezultat natural, toate Sc vor ief.
tint.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

Pof dior coectia ziarlui nostfu 81 dosed acpzafsa
daca sunteti, ,ip stare s zs 8 0 o. M P46CfJ.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06
is Automobile furate.

veland. = Lmi 'au inceput GER
cetarile de a afla cele Is autOmO-
bile ce au fOst furate: cinci All
fost furate Damineca. lar Simba-
ia au fost furate unsprezece.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

Femeie beata. = st. Louis. =
Mary Maloney, din orasul de mai
sus, este prima femeie arestata 81
pedepsita pentru bette in st. Lo-
uis de cfnd "a pus in vigoare .e-
2ea prohibited. Ea fost pedep-
sita Gu $500 81 costul de catra
judecatOrul Mix.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

fncapatinarea unui Duce. -
- Berlin. = Legislature marelui
Ducat al Saxe-Coburg-G -Gotha. du-
pa o discutie referitor la proprie-
tatea fostului Duce. care este var
en- regele George al Angliei, la o.
ferit suma de 100000 marci,
bani in nrlmarsf, pentru castelnl
lui de vinatoare de la Oderhof,
precum 81 pc casa de la Lichten-
berg 81 tot mdbilierul din ca. Du.
eele a refuzat ca sa primeasca
bani. atunci legislatia votat ca
averea lui sa fie confiscata.
Chestia orasului Fiume resol
vata. = Paris. = Dupa mnlte
luni de discutie o amicabila so
lutte referitor la problema por.
tului Fiume a fost adoptata as
taxi.
Fiume a fost cerut att de TIA
lieni, cit 81 de Jugoslavi, ambelt
natiuni aveau conationali in ace
oras, 81 pc baza aceasta pretin
dean orasul.
Solutia pare a fl aceia sugerat;
de presedintele Wilson, 81 anum'
ca 81 Jugoslavilor sa li-se permits
a intrebuinta acest port.
Rochiile vor ii in toamna acea
sta 81 mai scurte. = Chicago. =
Moda femeilor luat 0 atitudint
, foarte ostila fata de conservare;
stofei la hainele de baie. insa nj
este asa cind vine vorba despr'
haine 81 rochii. CrOitorii din Chi
cago au (adus mai multe model'
de haine din Paris, care sunt mul
mai scurte decit rOchiile de pin;
acum. Alti croitori insista ca -
chile americancelOr Sc fie cevi
mai scurte ca a Parisienelor.
Furturi de b&uturi. - New Lon
don, Conn. = Politia raporteaz'
ca Gu apropierea prohibited cell
mai multe hotii Sc comit prn sa
loane. In multe locuri pivnitel'
au fost sparte 81 toata lbautnra fl
rata.
Pc cum Sc vede va veni timpu
in care o sticla Gu win ars, Won
fl siliti sd o ascundem mai bint
q pc 0 bucata de aur.
Noua misiuns q avil&orilor. =.
Salem. GuvernOrul Olcot a
PRINT scrisoare de la /. j. Boy
ce din Portland, care sugereazs
ca aviatorii Sc arunce sare in
nori, care va cauxa o condesare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

tfiat. Morelia. - Prepararii,
pentrli mare festivitate ce va "a
yea loc Gu repatriarea arhiepisco-
pumi mexican Mons. Leopoldo
Ruiz, s'au inceput aci. Archiepis-
copul Isl va reincepe serviciul,
.dupa absenta fortata din tara.
Mexico se g7ndeste Ia viitor. -
Mexico City. - Guvernul Mexi-
can pare ca da in ultimul tifnp
iconsiderare speciala educated din
terra, in acest scop, in ultimelc
saptan1ni s'an fa'cut aranjari
pentru trimiterea de STUDENT u
niversitari in diferite tari, spre
studia.
Femeile cfstiga drepturi muni-
cipale in Paris. = Paris. = Auto
rltatlle oraSulul Paris lmpreslOna
te de drepturile date femeilor de
camera deputatilor, au marit O.
portunitatile pentru femeile din
despartamintele oficiurilor muni-
cipalitatii. Pima in prezent femei-
lie puteau oclpa numai posturi in
ferioare. insa de acum inainte IL
s'a dat dreptul pa ocupa orr cc
post, pima char 81 ca sef de 5i-
rOu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

Italienii Ger moartea lui Cador-
na. - Roma. = Populatia italia
na incitata de. atacurile vitrioli-
ce a preset, cere moartea genera
lului Cadorna.
Criticii desgratiatului general,
care timp de dol ami de zile a
condus destinele armatei italieae,
sunt fara crutare in denuntarile
lor. Natiunea, dupa descoperirea
.dezastrelor de la Trentino 81 Ca
poretto, a devenit furioasa.
Ziarel italiene il acuza de lasi-
tate 81 negligenta criminala 81
cere razbunare pentru mozart "a
a 100000 soldati.
Englezii blamati pentru rasbo-
iul lumii. - Copenhaga. = In q
scrisoare deschisa printul Henry
al Prusiei, blameaza Anglia pen
tru razboiul european.
Anglia dornica de a elimina an
rival cOmercial, a inscenat acest
razboi, spune printul prusac. c.
re nu spun germanii, insa nu-i ri
me sa. le creada!
Germans ere un nou steak. -
Berlin. = Steagul republicei ger
name, este rosu, negru 81 auriu, 81
!.de prima CARA a fost ridicat de:,.
supra edificiului din Weimar, un
de Sc tine adunarea nationala.
Drepturi femeilor din 0fecia.
- Londra. - Prin un decret re-
gal, dupa votarea facuta in case
lie tarii, Grecia acorda 81 femei,or
drepturi egale.
Cit timpr vor sta fraaeesii Ia
Rim. - Paris. - Arnatele fran
ceze vor ocups maluf drept al Ri
nului pima cind tratatul de de-
fensiva fncheiat intre Ffanta, An
glia 81 Statele Unite nu va Fl ra-
tificat. Aceasta declaratie a "a
cut-o Stefan Luzanne, redactorEl
de Ia LA Matin", una dintre ce'e
mai influentate ziare din Franta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-22
Jefferson Delegation Opposed To Reducing Number Judges
By ". J, ROLES

Montgomery, July 21.-(special) Members of the Jefferson county dele- gation to the state legislature in Mont gomery today state that the entire delegation is opposed to any reduction in the number of circuit judges in that county. They state that with 10 judges on the bench the past several years they have been unable to catch up with the docket. and that if the number is now reduced to eight it will mean long and expensive delays in the trials of cases.
 Not only has the ordinary litigation increased in proportion to the increase in population. and that is at a more rapid rate than in any other section of the state. but with the passage of the workman's compensation law. which it is agreed will be passed be- fore the end of the session, the work of the circuit judges in Jefferson eouu- ty will be largely increased
 The compensation bill provides that in the event the parties are unable to agree upon settlement they may ap- ply to the circuit court, which will hear and determine the amount of com pensation. Among other provisions. the bill stipulates that settlement may be made between the parties. provided the amount paid in settlement is sub stantially the same provided for in the act unless a judge. on a hearing, determines that it is for the best inter-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-22
COULDN'T WALK TWO
 BLOCKS
Wonderful Recovery of Real Estate Man From Rheuma- tism After Taking Sulferro-
 Sol, "the Wonder Medicine"

Tn the interests of my friends and mankind generally" writes MT. James H. Stephens, Jacksonville. Fla. q wish to state how much I have been bene- fitted by Sulferro-Sol. For several years prior to 1915, I had suffered with stom- ach trouble, rheumatism and other com plaints. being reduced in weight from 165 lbs. to 139 lbs, and so weak I could not walk two blocks without being ex- hausted. While on visit to MT. Stan ley stanton Stephens in September, 1915. at Ramer, Ala, he introduced your medicine l took it and soon my troubles left me, my appetite became good. Being able to eat solid foods, commenced to regain my weight, and on 18th of August, 1916, I tipped the scales at 166 lbs. Now. and for two years can walk from my home, 1714 Libert street, to my office, 54 Buck man building, one and one-Quarter miles, without fatigue; notwithstand- ing the fact that am 76 years young"
 This is one of hundreds of letters that have been written in praise of Sulferro-Sol, natures madeleine, that has done so much good in the world Take it for Rheumatism, Indigestion, Eczema or any other nerve or blood disease. You will not be disappointed Druggists sell it.
 Manufactured by the Sulferro-Sol Co.,. Montgomery. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-22

est of the injured Amploye to accept less. Settlements. when approved by the court, have the same force and ef- feet of judgments.
 Either party may present to tue circuit court verified complaints; case set for hearing within 30 days; court at all times open for hearing of such cases. Awards and judgments are made in the court without jury, except in cases defended on ground of will ful misconduct, when a jury may be demanded by either party
 It is contended by some advocates of the proposed reduction in the number of judges in Jefferson county that the passage of the workmen's eompensa- tion bill will eliminate the majority of personal injuries cases, and doubtless there will be considerable decrease in this character of litigation, but the new duties imposed on the judge by this bill will more than offset that. On the other hand, it is claimed that with the thousands of accidents occur ring annually in Jefferson county which result in more or less serious injury to employees will take up a con siderable part of the time of the judges of the circuit court of that county They say that with between 75,000 and 10O, 900 industrial and other employes coming under the provisions of the compensation act it is reasonable to ex- pect several thousand injuries and that large percentages of these will eventu ally get into the courts.
 Settlements of ordinary accidental injuries often give rise to controver- sies between employer and employe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-22

and all such disputes must be settleo by judge of the circuit court.
 Representatives Arnold, Dickson aho Harrison of Jefferson, who remained in Montgomery during the recess from Friday to Tuesday, stated today that the entire delegation from that county is opposed to any reduction in tne number of judges. The delegation held conference on the matter snort time ago and with all but Representa-, tive Truss present, unanimously agreed to fight against the injustice the pas sage of the judiciary bill would Wofh in Jefferson county
 The Birmingham Bar association ls expected to furnish the delegation Wlth data showing the volume of Duslness transacted in the circuit court or that county with comparisons. as farNas pos sible, with other circuits, based on 'ne number of cases and time occuplea in trying them per judge. Such ofts are required to be made by the Varlous clerks of circuit courts to the supreme court. but it is understood these re- ports have not been as full and com plete as the law intended them to\ pc But it is believed they contain infoN~ nation on that subject to form the basis of a convincing argument against looping off two of Jefferson cT~nty judges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-22

manufacturer thereof, and at the place of production or manufacture, shall be exempt from taxation for F months afte, it's production or manufacture
 Speaking of this provision of the rev. enue bill today Representative Arnold of Jefferson said: T find strong senti- ment among members of the legislature against exempting industrial corporations from taxation for any period of time. believe, and a great many others agree with me, that these corporations should bear their share of governmental ex- penses and the expenses of maintaining and operating the schools and other public institutions of the state. They are protected by our laws, and share in all the benefits conferred by law on other citizens and I am opposed to re- loving them of their part of the admin istrative and other state expenses"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-22
CUTICURA HEALS GIRLS RINGWORM.
0nHeadLikeDandruR. Scalp
 Red and Sore. Hair Thin.

"My little girls head broke out with ringworrn. It started just like sheet of dandruf and spread until it was as large as a dollar. The scalp was red and sore, and she could not keep from scratching. Her hair was thin and dry and l could hardly comb it.
 This trouble lasted about month before commenced using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. As soon as I began to use them her head began to get better and now she is com pletely healed" (Signed) Pet Dur rell, La Center, Ky.
 Improve your skin by daily use of CuticuraS Soap, Ointment and Talcum. sosp 25c, Ointment 25 and soc. TaIcum 25c. Sold. throughout the world. For sample each free address: "Cutieura Lab- oratories. Dept F, Mslden, Macs" A'zssT Cusieura Soap slaves without mug.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-22
WANTS STATEMENT
 ON PENSION FUND

Montgomery, July 21.-(SpecialD RepI esentatiye Dickson has prepared d resolution which he will offer in the house tomorrow, calling upon the ,txea@ry department for a statement re1a tive to the Confederate pension fund
 The o1;7 veterans have been, com plainly loudly for years over the faii- ure of the state to pay their pensions in full. The la.v provides that those in the first class, shat is. all veterans
 fContfnued on Passe Eieven)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-22
For the Good of
 the Community

ID IRMINGHAM'S $ parks are in fairway O to be utilized to the advantage of the citizens.
 City Commissioner Ellis Brown, with the assistance of Prof Shumway, has worked out plan whereby community sings will be held in ahalf dozen ornore of the parks every Sunday afternoon.
 Prof Shumway, under the arrangement made with Commissioner Brown, will con- duct the sings at three places Capitol Park, West Park and possibly Ensley or one other place first one at 3:30, the second one at 4:30, and the third one at 5:30. A~4 | \
 Other sings will be held at Behren's Park, Avondale, North Birmingham and perhaps one or two others. The first sing at North Birminghamwill be next Sunday These sings, or meetings, are reaIlytobe get-together meetings, according to the plans worked out by Mr.. Brown.
 'fWe are putting the parks in good con-. dition and making them as attractive as possible with the money available" re- marked Commissioner Brown. We saw what could be accomplished by getting to- gether and working together during war, and believe it will be agood thing for the city and the citizens if we can keep alive the spirit of unity and helpfulness which accomplished so much in wartime. We hope to make the city parks community gathering places, where'the people can as- semble, listen to good music and get ac- quainted with each other."
 Prof. Shumway, who is in charge of the war camp community service will have general supervision of the musical pro- grammes, conducting as many of them personally as possible and entrusting the others to competent assistants.
 This is a good move and in putting on this programme MT. Brown deserves and ought to have the support and sympathy of the citizens generally. se~ % Birmingham needs to get acquainted with itself The citizens ought to know and help each other, and in so doing they will help make Birmingham better and more attractive city.
 It is natural that a person should be more willing to help friend than stranger, and all citizens of Birmingham should be friends A great big community of friends can do just about anything they make up their minds to do. f#iHs A community made up of strangers, each one working for self and indifferent to every other person or thing will amount to very little
 MT. Browns new move is in the right di- rection Over 20O0 persons were at the sing in Capitol Park last Sunday There are seats for 5000 and none should have been unoccupied.
 MT. Brown says he is going to clean up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-22

(Continued on Paee EieveD
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-12-05
Sues Hopkins on Note.

Dan l.. Savidge filed suit in the
local superior court Wednesday
against w. w. Hopkins. formerly
asking that the court grant him a
judgement of $4,000. The complaint
alleges that Hopkins gave Savidge his
promissory note for this amount on
January /. 1919. and that the note
fell due last June. Savidge is a
brother of the state land commits
sioner. s. II. Kelleran of Seattle is
attorney for Savidge. The plaintiff
also asks that $3.50 he allowed as at
torney's fee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-12-05
At Strand Thursday Friday Saturday. Dee H. r.
MANY ANIMALS IN
FILM COMING HERE
BEARS, LIONS, WILD CATS, AND
PORCUPINES APPEAR IN
ALASKAN DRAMA

An unknown element in dramatic
screen production, the introduction
of animal comedy to relieve tension.
has been successfully practiced il
Back to Gods Country" by James
Oliver Curwood. adapted from his
famous magazine story, "Wapi. the
Walrus," which will be seen at the
Strand theater, December 11-12-13.
Nell Shipman. popular American
screen favorite, as Dolores; Wheeler
Oakman. Wellington Playter and
Charles Airing, in other roles in the
cast, portray their parts with the aid
and support of nearly two dozen ami
mails. consisting of bears, wolves,
lynx, fox, deer. mountain lions, rae
coons, porcupines, goats and other
forest beasts. trained to perfection
by expert animal trainers. 49,
Probably no picture production
ever released has a more unusual
array of animal talent. Cost of the
animals. although great, was minor
in comparison to the cost in time and
patience to induce them to develop
an affection or hatred toward the va
rious cast members with whom they
were to work.
Critics have placed high approval
IN Rack IN Gods Country.n and the
local management promises it will be
one of the most pleasing attractions
to be seen at that theater in several
months.