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The Speeders
 Copyright, 1920 by Kathleen Fox

ing, unconsciously, that everything was to be just as l fancied it."
 "And that's exactly what I have wanted all along" he declared. ~'I wanted you to have things exactly to your liking"
 "But I don't think it fair to let me do things that disturb and in- terfere with your plans," she said, reasoning it all out. For I want to help you.( I know,", she went on, de- preciatingly, "that I can't really help you-unless," she broke off, "l do it by not getting in your way SC much"
 "In my way!" he exclaimed.
 "That's what it amounts to-" she maintained, "when I stay on and on here in Buenos Aires when we ought to be far on our way to San Francis co and New York;"
 "My dear, my dear, don't worry about it." he insisted. q haven't the slightest worry about gay part of it except that I am sorry to see Fyou so distressed over a thing that does not even exist"
 "But you haven't done what you want to do," she persisted. "You made me the admiral and spoiled me into thinking I was one, really"
 She smiled, half ashamed, and childishly dug at the carpet with the toe of her, slender pump.
 "You have made fine admiral he declared. "Never was better admiral in command of flagship I don't believe, however, that admi- rals, as 3 rule, are in the habit o1 in the habit off"
 Brave as he was, John De Haven could not find courage enough te say it. For she was looking at him just a little reproach. in her eyes and with the slightest little tremb- ling of her lips as she appealed <
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York, Aug. Mercantile paper 8; exchange strong: sterling 60 day bills 3.61 5-8; commercial 60 day bills on banks 3.61 5-8; com mercial 60 day bills 61 IS; demand 3.66 IA; cabbles 361. Francs de- mand 7.30; cables 7.32; Belgian francs demand 7.79; cables 7.81; lire demand 5.07; cables 509. Marks de- mand 2.16; cabbles 2.17. New York exchange on Montreal il 38 per cent discount; government bonds easy; railroad bonds irregular. Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 days and six months 9.
 Call money steady. High z; low 6 12; ruling rate '; closing bid 6. 1-2 offered at last loan 6 1-2. MKTS
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. 11.-While the cotton market made rather pro- nounced show of strength in the first part of the session today the later trading brought decided weak ness, the weekly crop reports from the government proving the big fac tor of the day. They were much bet ter than expected even among the bear element and were responsible for heavy selling for both accounts. In the early trading the market went 2G to AT points higher than the last prices of yesterday from which lev el it fell until the trading months were 52 to 70 points lower than yes terday's finals. Closing prices were at net losses of 46 to 68 points. Oc- tober traded as high as 31.48 from which it fell to 30.49 finally closing at 3O.50. "A" Continued rains in the belt were regarded as highly detrimental to the crop. Cables were better than due and there was more cheerful feeling among European politics which helped the buying for awhile.
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By Kathleen Fox

Barbara was woman of much courage. For she was as much the thoroughbred as her husband was But-she cried!
 The tears came before she knew they were going to. It was her self censure that brough them, nothing he had done or said, or thought, as she knew. And they poured down her cheeks, wetting her veil which she had not removed.
 The mans arm went around her and he picked her up bodily from the floor to carry her across the room to a big chair. He sat down and took her in his arms and held her tightly on his knee as he ockea back and forth with her as though she had been little child.
 He never said word, but his big hand, tender in his touch for all it's vigorous strength, patted he1 shoulder with such reassurance that more tears flooded from her eyes until she wept. But she cried soft
 
 ly in his arms, and, at last, it was all over. For long time he held her and rocked back and forth, back and fourth. He kept on batting hel shoulder and at last he commenced to hum little song that had been hummed to him many years before and which he had not forgotten l Presently, he put in the words, and before she knew it, she was soothed and comforted. She had learned something new about the wonderful man she had married. It was tht first time she had cried since they had left New York.
 "I've been selfish, John, dear,' she said, faltering, at. last. "Ane you made me worse than I was. Yo' did it by forcing my own way upor me. I got into the habit of think
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inal. Cubas are offered at 13.50 cost and freight, equal to 14.5O for centrifugal and Porto Rico on the same basis, while full duty sugars are obtainable at even lower levels. and it is belived that if bids for Gu bas were not made below the 13 1-2 cent level they would be accepted.
 The market for refined continues quiet and while list prices are still quoted at 21.00 to 22.50 for fine gran ulatcd, second hand sugars are of- fered considerably below.
 The continued weakness in raws and the poor demand led to furthr scattered selling in sugar futures, prices closing at 25 to 75 points net decline.
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CoTT0NsEED OIL.

New York, Aug. 11.-Cotonseed oil was quiet with business mainly in the way of selling September and buying December. Spot trade shows up improvement. September closed 15 points lower and later months 3 to points net higher; sales 7,200 barrels; tenders 300 barrels; prime crude nominal; prime summer vel low spot 11.75 M 1900; September 1920; November 12.60; January 12 65; prime winter yellow and sum- mer white nominal.
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E. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, Aug. 11.-Cattle $500; steady; top steers 1425; bulk 10a12; yearlng steers and heifcrs steady; canner cows steady at 375- a125; bulls and calves 25 cents low CT, good and choice vcalers 13.00a- 425.
 Hogs 11,000; slow; top 16; bulk light and mediumweights 15.5Oa 15.90; bulk heavies 14 25a15.4O.
 Sheep 2,600; no early sales.
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Hugh Watson, will on the 26th day of July, 1920, make application to the Jefferson probate court for an order authorizing me as guardian to sell all interest, right and title of the said Lonnie Watson and Frank Watson, minors, in and to the Na of section 24 and the E1a of NE IA of section 23 all in Township south, Rangs 3 west, for the support and education of said minors.
 MRS. SALLIE WATSON, Guardian of Lonnie and Frank Wat
 son.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE

New Orleans, Aug. 11.-Rough rice quiet; receipts 2,090 sacks; mil lcrs' receipts same; sales none; clean rice nominal; sales none; re- ceipts 3,079 pockets; bran and polish unchanged.
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EllFjEQADVEM!(ENENTS

FOR SALE-120 ACRES RICH Bayou Bottom Land, near Pine Bluff and on Pike road, could easily be cleared and put in cultivation. Bayou
 runs through land and does not over-
 flow. Owner will take $25 per acre
 for land, small cash payment, bal ance yearly, McNew Realty Co.,, phone
 q71 900 West Barraque. S-8-6t
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Aug. 11.-Liberty bonds closing prices today were: 3 1-2s 90.6O; first As S5.10; second As 84.4O; first 4 Ids 85.1O; second 4 Ids S4.44; third 1-4s 88.45; fourth 4 1-4s s484; Victory 3-4s 95.7O; Victory 1 3-4 95.66.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS
l5-

FOR SALE. Ol.- pass. Studebaker, $750. One model 90 Overland, $65O. One Narround touring, $450. One Oldsmobile, 8 cylinder, pass. $125O.
 One Jeffrey touring, $750. One Davis 7 pass, $1250. One Dodge truck, $850. One Olds truck, $1250. One Maxwell truck, $450. Any of these for two-fifths down and ten monthly payments. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, 203 East Second; rbona 5OA 7-1-tf
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IF YOU WANT A WELL BORED OR cleaned out call on Baltimore Will son at 50l Virginia Street. Every
 thing furnished, except rope, bucket, pulley and boards for top. $1.S5 per foot. Cleaned out for $2.5O per well.
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23.52; good ordinary 20.O7; ordinary 1907.
 Sales 1000 bales, including 6,5o0 American. Receipts $500 all Am erican. Futures chased very steady August 25.24; October 23.34; Janu- ary 21.90; March 21.27; May 20.74; July 2O.30.
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54 ACRES OF LAND, 35 NOW IN
 corn and cotton. All under fence. Good we'll and two cabins, 1s mile off Princeton Pike, F cash and bal ance yearly. McNew Realty Co.,, 200 West Barraque. S-31-ot
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CALL SOON or it may be too late. Big bargains in furniture at Knox Walkers sale. Ask to see articles we are selling at less than factory cost
 M {5,s .s 8-10-4t
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NEW YORK-This rothrr ( aiei bnrcel1 food ana welt E. |. tf~a E4at her baby Ti:shl Aa !, aut'ful c.@s G-,s. Io.ice are au .;gra kto,.y Mai.e s:.a was <! i.s u'' q bench in .."ih. : said sAr fad s9en; ..,ee EiI.l "haie EaTiH" " no ctGc" ,Aoce to 'nve7"' welfare ".'aani2at. I.t-rn s.,f. nj V. a'A
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MISCELLANEOUS

JOHN THOMPSON NOW WITH Boyce West at 32O West Second Ave He needs no introduction to the mo
 tcring public. 316 to 320 West Sec
 ond Ave. Phone 19. 8-12-p-
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A REAL bargain in one of the best looking
 and best running cars in the city see
 this Oldsmobile Little Six, no junk,
 but up to date. Apply H. K, care Cranhic S-S-6t
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\ ,oo FIX SERVICE MEN TO |rkansas and Louisiana. Ii |aat anpeals to you and you
 ,aneh as $lO to start with,
 l, at room 116, Jefferson ho- Fo a m. to 8 p. m. today ii q. a,,o . monev. 8-12-3t
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NEW YORK SUGAR

New York, Aug. 11.There was no change in the local raw sugar mar ket and with buyers still inclined to hold off prices are entirely nom-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.
 Case No. 8949.

J. H. Armer, plaintiff, vs. Bessie Armer, defendant.
 In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 The defendant, Bessie Armer, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, J. H. Armer.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 28th day of July, A. D. 1920.
 (SeaD s. F. VAULX, Clerk.
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How about the leaking roof? Call 1905 and let us figure with you in B composition fire-proof roof. Cost is less, than wood shingles. Arkan- sas Roofing company. 7-zlilmo
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FOR SALE-1 CHEVROLET in first class condition. A bargain if sold at once. Call 1765 or eos East Sixth.
 8-12-6-t
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Aug. 11.-Cotton spot in moderate request; prices firm; good middling 29.82; fully middling 2s.57; middling 27.32; low middling
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FOR SALE-COntinued.

FOR SALE--12 ACRES OF LAND ON nike road near Pine Bluff. All in cul
 tiyation, good farm, all under fence bargain for $1750, small cash pay
 ment. balance on time. McNew Realty Co.,, phone 971. S-8-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs

LONE DWELLING; NINE
 bath; large lot; south and
 1; fine lawn; shade trees near car line, and in good |od; a real bargain. One Jour rooms and bath; near |n easy terms. Three beau |terraced and well located; line in fine neighborhood. nation and terms see or
 is Real Estate Co.,, Phones 7-25-tf
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BUNGALOW AND TWO ale. Corner Eleventh and lty water, lights, gas. Will |rgain, part in monthly pay pply 1720 West Eleventh
 8-6-6t*
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FOR SALE 1918 FORD EQUIPPED with oversizez tires demountable rims. shock absorbers and silver hubs. Phone Henry Williams, 1884 or 759.
 Qe.+fss
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|GENTS WANTED.

ET OPPORTUNITY FOR
 hergetic colored men to rep in the state of Arkansas l contracts and competitive
 Lincoln Reserve Life Insur-
 |any. Capital stock paid up ] Birmingham, Ala. Apply E. Rivers, State Agent, Box Bluff, Ark. Miller Building. 7-15-tf
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GET GRIDIRON & MINOR TO WASH and grease your car. Call us and we will send and get your car. Phone O..
 Slim
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WITH 1A ll sell cheap if sold soon. p. w. F. Parker. 8-12-6t
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FOR SALE-TWO ROLL TOP DESKS at a bargain. Adams Printing Co.
 S-5-tf
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FOR SALE-ARKANSAS AND LOUI- siana plantations. Nath. R. Rodgers, 11Ok Main street, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 7-25-24t
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E-FiVE ROOM BUNGA- |th ,near Ohio, lights, .gas yell on back porch. Good
 po. McNew Realty Co.
 8-12-6rt
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30 ACRES LAND soN snolomew, three and one-| b,s ,vm town, about all in cul-
 room and three houses, N. ScA or cotton land, $s0.09
 s'ms' P. Cady. l17as.
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FOUND.

SORRELL PONY with main sheared and blind in left in left eye. Apply 218 Georgia street
 8-7-6t
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MALE HELP

, ,uMEDIATELY - CON- . ramovc from present loca- Io Iofferson County, Ark, six .anant houses on levee right
 sa;d houses arc 16 by "A to be moved 100 feet. Com " ,vitb R. c. Bryant at Key
 "'' 8-12-6t
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COTTAGE, FLAT OR near center of business Apply by letter to HI B."
 h;c S-1O-6t
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ROOM COT. .eenth and Cotton Belt R. (zSl8 West Twelfth.
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HOUSE CORNER LOT ? west of Main, easy terms. Russell. Home Insurance
 4eo-2496. 7-31-1m
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IOsT-AT TONY'S LAKE AUGUST 6. brown bill folder containing dis charge papers of Lieut.. w. s. Ash ford. Liberal reward if returned to T T. Ashford. Phone 903 or 1866.
 8-1O-6t
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nAIE HELP WANTED

pA<A ~c~ON~%~N
 |E TEN SALESLADIES TO Ekansas and Louisiana. You [o as much as $10 to start .oodv to work. Leave for Friday. If $1oo a week ap- Lou see Shank, room 116 Jeff Itel from g a. m. to 8 p. m
 8-12-3t
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si-4l5 WEST 18TH, COR na Walnut, lot 75x10O, five 'rn cottage, 1-2 cash price.
 IT" heaity Co. 8-12-5t
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cnoK WANTED AT ONCE. Martin, phone 1904.
 S-7-6t
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ROOMS WANTED.

THREE OR FOUR UNI rooms or four or five room
 [ddress w. o. care Graphic. 8-8-6t
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RELIABLE COLORED
 \ general housework in small |Must know how to cook.
 Ee for right party. Apply uorue S-8-6t
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GUARDIAN NOTICE OF SALE.

GUARDIAN NOTICE OF SALE.
 In the Jefferson County Probate Court.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Hugh Watson, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that, l, Mrs. Sallie Watson, guardian of Lonnie and Frank Watson, minor children ot Hugh Watson, deceased will during the hours of judicial sales, on the 30th day of August, 1920, sell at pub lie auction to the highest bidder, at the courthouse door, in the City of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, on credit ot three months, with approved security, all rights, interest and title of the said Lonnie and Frank Watson, min ors, in and to the N1s of section "A and the Eh of the NE IA of section 28, all in Township 3 South, range 2 West, all of said real estate lying and being in Jefferson County, Arkansas for the purpose of support and edu- cation of said minors. ss.,..s.... Thia ths 2eth day of July, 1s2Q. 4 MRS. SALLIE WATSON, 1 Guardian of Lonnie and Frank Watson 1 7-29-8-5-12-10-26.
 l NOTICE. \ In the Jefferson Probate Court. IT
 the matter of the Estate of Hugi Watssn. deeeesed.
 Notice is hereby given that l, Sall!
 and Frank Watson, minor heirs Q
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LOST

SET IN A LIT tie square setting. Between Moore's Jewelry store and POP West Fifth. Reward. Phone 1260, Miss Clara
 Watson. o-1o-oI
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DMS FOR RENT AT 311
 (t; phone 1915. 8-10-3t*
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. 11.-Spot cot ton quiet and unchanged, sales good middling 39.50. Receipts 1123 ;/stock 273,097.
 New York, Aug. 11.-Spot cotton quiet, middling $500.
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. REN1>--ROOMS

TONE NICELY FUR
 Id room; gentlemen pre- ply ZIG Ash street; phone S-12-Gt
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ZINE WAGON WITH none s24. 1901 West
 s-lo-et%
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GNEW BRICK CORNER ng' zls P. Second avenue, vo blocks from the heart aas, modern conveniences, size oa location. Will receive
 until August 2Oth. Build occupancy September. p.e, 4llh Main street.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

e tracts on Dollarway and
 'nes Pikes, 3 miles from terms. See A. G. Russell anCe Agency. 7-24-1m
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
ShouIdAU Ihe t:7nfana0us
 Kisses" Be Left Out?

This reform Every of reform for reforms kings, another destroys chae slavery get the vote and prohibition gets on top. ~ts...s
 Most of the great reforms accomplished otherwise IS the Rev Wilbur Frost Crafts ntendent International Reform Bureau should announce his projected reform of kissing in the movies
 altered the medium of the art the principles underayng it.
 is It echo. It image in the glass.
 Dr. Crafts wants to He wants to make the abolish the of vampire ladies of the screen.' - asked to define infamous kiss He said that-t is "a kiss given in false love.
 The stage false love- This is the only way in compared with true love.
 is sometimes little overdone, compared having the aid of voice. and spoken word.
 life as it is.
 vampires which implies the sort of thing that pr. opposed and pretty bad vamps have been shown pretty bad pictures in Bridgeport Also in some pretty good pictures.
 What do The Times think of movie life and movie kissing?
 believe that the usually point in the right usually makes abhOrrent? ally desire good little girl in the play like the bad little girl? Do young usually admire the villain, would they IDrefer to be ike hero in the picture?
 |. Communications this subject will be received and l printed. :
 you think be done to make the screen stage more useful? #.e@z5.s ..z-..-.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
BLIZZARD MOVES
 HOUSE IN OHIO

Urbano, Ohio, Dec. 16.--Did- you ever know of a blizzard doing any body a good turn?
 Listen to$ this!
 A. c. Nichols, at West Liberty, near here, bought a house on the new school building site
 He started moving it east on Newell street to another lot when he was stopped by the telephone company, which filed an injunction suit, claim ing the moving operations would dis turb their wires.
 As consequence the house stood in the middle of the street
 Things looked pretty blue for Mich. ols, who was in about the tame posi- ton as Put. full of corn juice. and holding onto a lamppost-he conldn t go anywhere and couldn't stay where he was,' explained a local citizen.
 Then something mysterious hap pened!
 That night there was a heavy wind followed by SHOW.
 Next morning, passersby found the house on the lot where Nichols want ed it to go. The telephone wires We're intact and there were no signs in the snow, a foot deep, that any human being had violated the courts injunc- tion.
 Some folks wore smiles. but no one seemed to know how it happened.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
MOVIES EXPLOITING l CRIME ARE BARRED
 IN PENNSYLVANIA

,. Harrisburg Pa, Dee: 16-zThe day of the hero criminal in, motion pie lures x.is over in :, Pennsylvania. ac- cording to stand which has been taken by the State Board of Moving Picture Censors. = Letters sent out to producers. and, distributors by Henry Starr Richardson, secretary of the board of censors, state the objections, of the Pennsylvania board to any pie lures where criminals are held up as heroes of education and refine ment who lives in luxury and outwit
 he authorities by superior wit, re- sources and auda ,-
 "A1l that glorifies crime or makes a, criminal career or adventure fascin- atings or alluring,"'~ Secretary. Richard : son writes, is considered # by the board to, be highly undesirable''
 The board also announced that hereafter serial films willa be, oonsid :. cred only in their entirety and tha whole films must E. be submitted for review and approval before a single installment can be released within the state
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
Alice Lake Mckes Drastic ReUisions Kra Vanapi7g Methods

All the accepted rules for plain and fancy 'vamping," as practiced for the screen, will be revised if Alice Lake, Meiro's most youth full star, has her way.
 For Alice is convinced that no man in real life ever would be won if the girl depended on the bag of tricks revealed by some screen "vamps," as known to the patrons of picture theatres. And, to show the newer methods of approach. she is practicing her theories on Jack Dougherty,l her red-haired leading man in her forthcoming picture, Mother Love-" now being made.
 n her new production, Miss Lake appears in the role of a chorus girl who wins the son of a wealthy fam fly. But her methods of winning the affections of the man Of her choice are so different that Alice thinks she can teach the famous vampires of the stage something in their own fields of endeavor.
 t'Who ever heard of a man being won in real life by the slinking slant-eyed methods of the profes- sional vampire % asked Alice. "I can't imagine what sort of a man would permit himself to be led from the straight and narrow path by a woman who cur1s her arms in the air, twiues herself about her victim and makes hypnotic eyes at him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
M A N Y PRINCIPALS In PASSING SHOW
 OF 1920"

The new Winter Garden produc- ton, '"The Passing Show of 1920" will be produced out of town next week and have it's New Y York presen- tation on the following Monday eve ming.
 The production is being staged by J. c. Huffman and will have a cast of forty-two principals. Heading the company are Willie and Eugene Howard and Marie Dressler and Harry Watson. Others are Tot and Qualters, Jenet A1air, :Zambouni and O'Hanlon, MelIette Sisters, Cor tez and Peggy, Dolly eHackett, @Cleve- land Bronner, Sammy White. Frank Ridge, Grace and Berkes, Stone and
 ayes, Ingrid so1feng, Emily. Miles, Irving O'Hay, Ina Hayward, May I1evereaux, Francis Mahoney, T Grace Keeshon. Mels and Miles, Juliet Strahl, Mildred Le' Way, Jeanette Dietrich, Harry Bannister, Anthony Toekin, Bob Gilbert, w. H. Pringle and others The book and lyrics are by Harold Atteridge, who has been writing for the Winter Garden for the past several seasons.
 The music is by Jean Schwartz. The dances are being arranged by Max Sheck, and there will be bal let by Cleveland Bronner, recently of the Gentry Promenade.