Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

CTS have compiled a number or these talks for publication, and extracts from some of them are to be scheened as "The Ilnterate Digest" These are some of Mir. Rogers recent remarks on prohibition:
 ''The worst crime child can com init now is to eat up the raisins dad brought home for fermenting pur- poses"
 "The first six ice cream sodas served to six pinochle players mean SIX more bolsheviI1i."
 "The new ice cream soda hound at the fountain will have another ad- vantage over the old bartender-he won't have to listen to the same old story over and over again."
 They'll soon be listing Jamaica ginger stock on the market. They are already trading Bethlehem Steel shares for Peruna and paying the difference.
 The principal industry of Kansas was bootIegging. The only way you could tell citizen from bootlegger was the bootlegger was sober Watch a crowd clustered around couple of water pitchers in the center of the table. They look like they had ] just heard the kaiser had invaded Bel gium again
 Roscoe Arbuckle appeared in Los l Angeles parade the other day in hls new S27 900 motor car The chassis, furnished by a factory making only press agent says. The cost of material in the body was s6,5O0 and the labor ran up to S10. 900. according to the same authority. It is of dazzling blue, weighs about six thousand pounds and yflas a wheel base of 14S inches. One of the many special features reported is a built-in cellarette, now "a medl- cine chest or something like that The gasoline tank holds 33 gallons.
 William s. Hart has definitely re- fused all offers to return to the leglu- mate stage, according to reports from Los Angeles. Al H. Wood recently sent Rufus LaMaire from New York i to Los Angeles to see just how much | persuasion MT Hart would need to yield to an offer of s200,000 a year but Hart expressed appreciation and then very flatly turned it down. The star seems sincere in his purpose to retire within a year or two. He has intimated he desires to gratify tive life | long desire of trying a hand at writing books, be a Irregular literary feller,' as | he puts it.
 The American Film company de-
 ducted s1S7.50 from the salary of Mary i Miles Minter for a 20-minute period in (which the little star washed and curled | her hair. This is according to the tes- i timony of Mrs. Pearl Reilly, the mother 1 Of Miss Minter, in the trial in the fed era1 court at Los Angeles, brought by the young actress to recover 5000 al | legged to be due her for work before the screen Miss Winters two years con- l tract called for a wage of S2,250 per week and the company, she alleges, i failed to pay her in full and made de-
 ductions of the kind referred to with great frequency. On the other hand,
 the company claims that Miss Minter
 has too much temperament and ignored the directions of the general manager,
 which required all actresses. including
 stars, to be on duty at a. m. each day. Miss Minter, according to testimony Of l the officers. came to work when she felt
 like it. worked when she pleased and
 laid off when she pleased. i Marguerite ClarIS's husband, H. Pal
 merson Williams, is urging her to re- 1 tire permanently from the screen now that her contract with Famous Players 1 has expired.
 l Thomas Ince is to lose one of his stars. Enid Bennett has announced she and her husband, Fred Niblo, are going to set up shop for themselves.
 Recent Paris newspapers report 1 Pearl White, American screen ssar was robbed of her fur coat valued at s50.- 900 while making a trip from the Ri viera to the French capital Miss White will return to New York the last of this month.
 A summer holiday in Honolulu will be enjoyed by Anita Stewart and her husband, Rudolph Cameron.
 Joseph J. Bowling, the character
 actor who played the title role in "Tht l Miracle Man." will appear in Christie production of. Irwin Cobb's story. "A l Smart Aleck."
 When Annette Kellerman's new pic
 ture, What Women Love" is exhib- ited she will go on the road with i, and do tank act in % cities.
 | Although Fatty Arbuck1e has left