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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03
Les AnliS Club

LES Amis' has a constitution now,
with preamble and everything. If
you can't believe it Just listen; I'VE,
the members of the club, Les Amis,
in order to form more perfect bond
Of friendship, insure tranquility every
where ELSE by cornering the market
OF gossip, provide for the common
pleasure, discover our literary abilities,
fan any charitable spark and secure
the blessings Of liberty Of speech Ito
ourselves)-and our prosperity, do
ordain and establish this constitution.
OF course they have a president,
Miss Gladys Conger; Miss Alys Bond
is vice-president, and the secretary
treasurer is Mrs. Carl Golf.
The next thing you'd expect would
be formal meeting with a program.
They've had that too. And no such
program would be complete, according
to Hoyle-would it without a
Sketch from Ciceros Orations." This
was given by one Of the deepest and
most serious minded Of the members
as follows:
"Once there was q Les Amis'
Who couldn't do a thing,
When they put her on the program,
She decided she would sing.
They Immediately sent q committee,
Determined that she should know,
That they intended having a program
And not mid-wek show.
They considered essays and poems, :
But not far enough In advance. :
Now, you've got to do something, said
someone,
= And suggested a solo dance.
They said, Tell joke, write a bur,
lesQue;
Give the history OF q hat!'
But after IS years in the millinery
business,
You know l could never do that.
They even met on the corner,
Trying so hard to decide,
But before they could settle the ques.
ton,
A young doctor asked them to ride.
Well, this is how they left me-.
TO do just as l pleased,
So think III have to quite right here,
Because l am SO teased.r
But even with all solemnity and
constitutiOnality there was quite a bit
Of gaity and quite "a goodly throng
Of guests"
Each member Of Les Amis has order.
ed one late novel to 60 to form
circulating library, so the favors on
this occasion were hand-palnted book
marks.
And now that l have come to the
end will begin over again. The
hostess was Miss Conger and (my most
important point the refreshments
were delicious Tutti Fruit salad, eel
cry, crackers and coffee.
After the formal reception came the
business meeting. It was moved and
seconded that lies Amis" serve din
ner at the school building at noon on
Friday, Feb. 18th for the Teachers
Institute. Returns Of this sale are to
90 to relief fund. Sandwiches and
candy will be on sale there Friday
evening for the same fund.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03
Mrs. Hudson spent last weekend
Mrs. Henry in Shreveport.

frs. Hudson spent last weekend
Mrs. Henry in Shreveport.
Mr.. Malcolm Currie visited COu.
shatta last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Simpson, and son Henry,
were in town on Monday.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was the guest Of Miss
Daisy Marshal last Sunday.
Mr.. Lamar Taylor made business
visit to COushatta on Monday.
Mrs. H. B. Dalton Of Shreveport, was
4 business visitor in Arcadia last
weekend.
Miss Jewel Davis, Of Mt. Calm, was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Joe Reeves,
this week.
DR.. Ellis, Of Bryce1and, was the
guest on Sunday, Of his daughter, Mrs
~. N. Jones and DR.. Jones.
Mrs Jas. DOrman Of Shreveport,
made short visit to Arcadia relatives
this week.
Mrs. Her Sutton and little daugh-
Ter, Of Bryceland, were guests last
week, Of Mrs. s. B. Sutton.
DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Marshall and
family enjoyed a weekend visit from
their niece, Miss Emma Mount, Of HON.
er.
Mr.. 7. ]. Tilley. Of Houston, Texas,
topped in Arcadia Tuesday en- route
to BEceland to visit his mother, Mrs
A1e!sal T'l'e''
Mrs. Ransom, Of Newport News, Va,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. g. W. Edwards, will leave
TOR her home this week.
Little Sarah Grigsby, who spent a
fortnight With her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. ]. James, Of SALES, re-
turned home last Friday.
The many friends Of Mr.. Geo. SUIT
ton regret that he has been confined to
his bed Tor several days, and hope to
re him out again soon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daniel returned
this week from Arkansas. Mr.. Daniel
Vas called to Magnolia on account Of
the death Of his brothers wife.
There Viii be laboratory study Of
Lite BY the B. Y. p. U. on Sunday
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03
md while Mrs. John Shelley soft

md while Mrs. John Smelley softly
played piano solo, one by one they
were carried and laid at the foot of
the cross, a white cross offering. The
cross was draped with white tulle and
illumined and was very effective. At
the conclusion Of the program Mrs.
Herring assisted by Mrs. Carl Golf and
Mrs. Y. NJ. Lyons served a delicious
fruit salad and hot tea. A delightful
feature Of the program, was a story
Of "Dorcas" very interestingly told by
Mrs. Howell Jones. A large crowd Of
members and several guests enjoyed
the hospitality Of Mrs. Herring
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS

l take this method Of announcing
that l have for sale on Fridays and
Saturdays of each week, fresh Houma
oysters and fresh fish. l am also
equipped to serve hot chocolate, Coffee.
Tomato BOulliOn and Beef Tea. y
! Your patronage will be appreciated.
CLARENCE DANIEL
Next to the old Argus Office.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03

Our Sunday School ALL Missionary
Society have recently made donations
to the relief funds for China and
Poland q
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03

"A fiery mist and q planet
A crystal and cell, b
A jellyfish and 4 saurius }
And cave where tho cave mon
dwell;\ = = -
Then q sense Of beauty, - ~ ..
A face turned from the clod-
Some call 1t evolution:
Others call It God"
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03

peared Dotn not ano
cold, croquettes are sug.
gested.
Rice and Chicken Cro.
quettes.-R e owe all
the choice bits Of meat
from the bones and cut
them in small pieces.
Any quantity not ex.
4
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03

The Board Of Stewards will meet
next Sunday at 200 p. m.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

The growth and interest in the Sun.
day School since January list has been
very gratifying.
The Woman's Missionary Society
met last Monday with Mrs Henry But
Ter.
49,
The pastor has preached Tor the
past two Sundays II the afternoon 1t
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-02-03
NOTICE TO CLAIM HOLDERS

Notice is hereby given everyone hold
ing claims against Road District No.
1, Of Bienville Parish to file same at
the office of the Secretary Of the Pc.
lice Jury at once, in order that proper
settlement may be made. Prompt at
tention to this matter is requested.
This 18th day Of January, 1921.
]. s. WILLIAMS, ec-Treas.,
Police Jury of Bienville Parish, La.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20

II they lontElIly M Y1,kT,a sidt !
20 nySf laid, his, hshd ,1p9h tlfe sword
at his side nsFS they don't get here,
Michael. stlLothe ownrb willbbe ours.
for we nntiefstand fighting and how to
do IL. and the governor does not. Con-
fine me heGeo1wiHWel aWeu, il ne
doesy eheif sbe better man than +
have lever lmowms him, o. Michael. NO,
)he,iii not confihe 5r1eo nerelJ In a.-fsw
,f0Hs5f sfhldbeS ptfsafem.j sB 40 what
J Ne c8uld not DO and ,,R6nfd not If he
eould. Ills. love Is IA. deep as siireia
pp9 a erpofSeno DEEPER Hell thtink iirSt
pf himfelf, ,sash p6terwarde afi the sSoyy.hi-
er zoh Salem prsanys otheplY 30 ee''V
so Smntp nhomss1lafers nByckoJCdlbenp,
Sshlp Mss sixu hnaeinsn, ,1waswithip q,
,1ffie Or sJGf Saiemb n1a9s Bad ridden
hardiifn tffies hea4 qand e4efai tf1d d1 ijht:
'ffefe WIS, IllgiI spiffL III TIE HEN, forl
tbsys Tere obeblnds Ne trustead lea eF.sas
,ttlpy okHew, full weilfuq pMnowhoo ,qts,
rtttleJ bHt i,sbddijd bbtsdlsdaina bottle
of. fMasieirauorra Eiasss uf ibuuidy,y and
} Svh6 aiade1ebea yssfyUatep sdf the way
ofet Wenfl WAAft.RfHtr slefFs SSfsni1o der
, e1hiRe6.wo fReys 'trustsd Inn lghh they
cared lHtle1w bis past lad bee6,aii
ri Somehow. in spite of the criffiifap
record, With Which Dyck, tC,aI1lephsa nfe
was 'stNined they had p respect IpE
him they did not hayssfornIord Nal
low. Dyck's life In jamaica was clean;
and his progress as planter had been
free from black spots. He even kept
no mistress. and none had ever known
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20
u dNItH ttifSMB roileI anSftbghtly hhIsab,

lIdMItH ttitSNp r6leI enSftbghtly bhkHb,
and preSeStlyAIs&t his horse at nefea-
tie canter-- which he did not incfea&
Observation-Disclosures thelT place fEhete fyhe'
! b4scsi Then anibdsnea.o oEverso Apanl ,of
p9Res GROUP haEeusweMo None showed,
NERVOUSNESS ! even iwl2en. ohef. Of 1.-THE
horse horses, SsnHffi9usss f@ IbiddShl sMhroens
injhesYpedi s8vses rsport and 3nade az
sliagph Eoutr OF othes dra eierm
ian;f rat tsnrpts tgreaterrspeed! aon q
&as only for anrinstoiit. shUy-
eEEsr5i Yetb eyefy 'qhan's htast beat
RfRster as they eafhe f64hS' Place where
evidently, the bfIibpsh Was :, Indeed,
! pEck Ysawi q bpsh, v@B q geo and ana, had a
yswift glimpse OLA black, hideous dncee
whiehtsquihlslyz disHpp eayhdso however,
|akfteNtheyqhad passesisthesspotsof dam
eefr there wafs a. orycalhost from the
lips coz Halfr Say * RytfI ButIhiJ inPsf;'
turbable. cooinasg gept, them steady.
!, they sysP g3ssiih psd, OF tate .fhfnssslssd,
enough for the hidden fMaroonsiyto
hear. Though !eeeEy heTt beat harder,
! iaoSfnRe ,sIio&,edEsuhpieleh .ar alarnii as
|stheyIpa ssedQ Sthiie yif tReitrthe presence
6fhslfhy sneii sd lfka uhsdefbrush! DSck
tAikeHt 70 therpl pbrsQHtly Without 1u,l11SS,'
Fihg 'f6uhd, 9fSf, W doVtHap Night .hayS
reused, safpfS i8h, and YYbiee they dseret
out of dapgerOnow, there was the fiDi
ture and -Dyck,s- plan, which HE now
unfoIded yam
'They1rf 3e81ie down into tho h6peil
before it's dark" he said. quietly, and
|JEhef they do ,4hdt,, : wen havet sSem.
F'Theyye No Chance 70 ainbdsh, ips ibe
GaneffeldsJnpw,ty Wen get them inthe,
seFepr and wlIHrtbem, cout-s Dop ltolboki
|o,oqndp IK eep cite dyyyand We'll rsdd n
little more quickly soony1sh 20 sni
p "A Observation-Disclosures gehnyft6
the frSpt u. door ofItle salem h i9qifHts
bTbsi prsiGI; 4fa%s face hRsygSa aGsr q 4 Mas !
|othatypsIDeripf Beard, ! II had ideelS
efsITopblqT .DyckY fgplainesl; .fsSs
thoughb ryouI mIglits iiot3 have obehrsit of
titherdse OF the, Niargdfis. 1--WE have no
bHeiIes tatl 3saiii3iHenw aue frep.ired
bf6r NE FefSH,i aAdn$e%e.p4fe dh8Sgh'
[sthepS ffft& afs,giI YPpr LADIES' H mr. IS,
90 at SpaSlss III Tq y w Iehsroyfi
q ssrAeXistak AerhhlJVell y
Yyalidi netrfoy anyf see 1fordth9a fsdthe
|rsldvess asndars Observation-Disclosures
.ssieA te lmreJ jstf}xd fchdt bi&rooifs theiy.!
fiwM notNo seahJ@doMe naM got yifSttHHi
fFbht .f6fo BIit,yAIEseSHiouii t. nc IhlilSs
.,qglrcs R,t.bers;, ThsY rQgs s44Sfay hth 5Re,
'6fflsS this IpogAfng, sfitd they We, not.
come backs1sl sypsg JUST about Seeding
search party for them"
"In what direction did they go?"
asked Dyck with anxiety, though his
tone was even.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20

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tAySd, saSpS%as os 0, EMO ' hss =. I%i y
SkG,s1 s sal.sas ,HG H Xl sss5ss =. = 4
5GAE !0fsbN<A,xSstatsSss " En- q ,ua,l
1ldpq lyd nevia ed\ foo1sdt cotton Iii aa;iI
IS lfeA0 lIdBE I2T. p AR tdEF 2.1dI
,s ,s@IFssd to y 4ss4ss ygeh x sSs =.
G a% BIZ * ss8E,a PSF he ais'HS7Sa stne'
apado1Phat 5aigbI the Maroons broke ZOOS
hen upon Jamaica, and,begmrIhurder an
( 1t depreda6iAM YGRRiA %hFdd Shh Cover
Pms fror'sp Aefnaeesoy efeaiDaeheck. Estate
aIRtdld Yarf .tYsbqaD fipd5 pe4T Ffpen an'
ID IbclVlxff3f) k4ilyduo9r jfi3GDed INTO III
the mountains and hela ,stsebostages. Il
hisA tta,dd1iddies andhoiestem tpart qfiah
veApislaifi one aaiih0 ussts@uaderastIeR y
~nPftiE9ouEtBea9 st6sedi .taik3e4s an
are, pebpM jMnefa ,r2da9neh rat ya{el Cover
s61' nof ahd0 ssaqsaa}}att PVfssS hils neglec
'ipgs bgAes edda% tlIASshwega, Happening.
ruly yase5ab ,1sa1hH .faiIed otphRy1ish OF
sslhi Gephes jiysthe StstpQIIsssaoi this ha
tsfkimfiy dt9mo rnhfiened 5tiaadod ther
.oratftvah tjntemfc and taisttaiambEHey ha
sa5o eaer ddvaiiAy%t shbtobJ ssesGEH by tn
gpyeTptiSn tuSottr pops, 2liru nJfitih-the
ySe SrSSa issa}Sfs 5f5aeaa8E?, A,AlqSap rod o
pia3 eIaaHd III the middle, Apd. ,MeSt of tn
wilt dSlaDd. ytTA9N pla4 fWas,, TO rajAi to an
you bush. to dSBiJ%itbhb Yaetsyd hnd I
6eii bezditebahsbfdh rsittDr ifeiehl
,ifdph WheaiTM salsaai0e Si d ytsanse TO
no .f9baee aifA far .yS8ih EnAsBisitd, t1yse
rev Ry.Sp73391fflS sapGhfan dfse IVA fdse Afithat
sPSSltsBP G$tatSyss%S' fs$ RS3g
YRb6J slightly Ey9Hldfea, bns bejniyo
my ,2Nrhsf5cl9l klEed him thus sqsm
stpd dnowSo Ipybuhlitherin' friend. tell di
ior WHAT'S SSSr sroapae's-"Hn Ml eOa ~
0byf donft a6o This owfti76hfs Aause-t Whit
asa PS Sss .e,f,sholM 40 aTATa isi.I,
life The black name dlaked) except for !
'aSs fsot'p Abohf hts doinss and with P SmaI
tbAsd bage 40 iifs hip siuDg from accord iaye
and phis hShdtildesiit Ao&tal Hfs teethsiit
e. stalk 3rhhace3E eh1 no .5nld 1oe1e
ave You're a ne%9fS9 ngs F9 n4sfeb rmnassa'
VIII yoq fffBtHw NSF lrShes1 ffu' He Us ~
1--WE swereu' "s5feI tpPcSNl esse lrS4 J,
ret % "s @,ses a
IL, Js sasa,I' $3.50 80 n,ss
ap laha, ana me anovea usoH5 20 Yefos'
me me 'hiaSsh nrd wei make NJafnaif ga SIC
ave before we've Done They cane col
me, aner. ;Ns, foprwe can. hde apd athbds
Yaa Iere S ana Shoot those th 81 come ffe
aItNs sWeIhjde Rome heRiadn dis dcR S Sb
psnHS1sssse ~ III s..
1T .ar. ys,,a s1 .', ,s. S g. Al
d ,sa Ss, san
,sPsg 8 81 s9$ $$5 59s$ 1' aas +
T. or SffE IT, b; ;xSaS ssi's
s sS A ~ t5btE5 Y {5a i9ss
S; s: h:
saith ) gThe mans face lErrinkled like aS4St
no reabsssb was osoe chi las r,he 11!ftiy
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20

1t was dark and damp, but ahead
was -a-break- in the solid monotony of
ruined wall, and ,he, saw clear STREAM
of light beyond lie stole ahebd, got
dtdr 4helaonS obsfracfi0isr AMI came
quite, a, biggisp. E2QSm. (Which once had
been refectory. looking round II
mel saw hree doSte-SoHe Svide1tly led
nta--the-kitchen,. one--into--a--p pantry,
and one into hall. II was clear the
women were alone. or some one would
have come in answer to his Gala Who
Gould tell, e@iIefp tHey4 would come,
There WAS hsstime to be lost With
an instinct, which proved correct. he
y opened the hd56F f6ading Into The old
kitchen. .andqthefe.v and with pale
faces. but in mo other--sensel disor-
-dered, were Sheila and her mother. He
put. bis fipgers, tp. his, lips. then hastily
ccdt til E HiSS5se RON the ropes of baln.
300, AID felpsai1hein teshelr feet
J, .,rini Iytbapf - Tie wisyhtred ia
Ans. Tlyf.' She hhodded assent, and
braced herself, Then here he said.
!. & a hist8le, Come ,qyfSk H. we may
Y have q sii Ehtf our WaS ep be
4, sfgqidqp Gre, bvtr tsase , gfNpa Iaim first
4 .have .sapls5m en iPsthfs Mo9d beyond
whereqyqup she'll Che netiyes11he added
otoeShsilP.. rn#haNh qome .qEonce IL !
eallr lorSs ssbetais 1apedno5 Knep your
heads, .pndncys ,dshaTp9 Ne 3asH right
They're dangerous crew, but Wen
beat them this time, think. Ceyls NJ
quickly as you can"
(To BIC CONTINUITY
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20

stsdosq sdT .NADIHoIM 10 STATE
.usl 10 YtQpol sdt 1ot t1uoQ
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20


1.-THE Goyernotosgas No l4oJpdssbn
ijk 9Rt 5Rir .b95obIO 81 II scahi,
dearss nidf@ thin. AllJeise sand tbat Is,
tf&ot6otRnef ehg Kolaet, 9sathe satlk
oereP ed9ffage yaf6Hf hshidnns .'filtssovb
,ssyApr bppsbI,sn T49pasD Il sTThefe ,'s,nsb
none IN iIapssfeq555Twei hpsS ndatLihh
gfTgs akpOw odstrusl la of dnsibndw ga Z,
opiasseSbs esyit Jof ae9w hose .yabYo
IssMi SnaasbCiones otlaug6ed,1q Aud, ldt
V@as rot .ijqeas8ntet9 heaFo eIt tlayi,be,
thke y. arnot yybyIsIp Hot 9bfooahounds,
md ,ywg6iiid not 1dbfissnt to theIf being
brought into the island, bpt fng agte4..
is brlpsiugSmHppands lttaBift Sbt'
cwith tirfdu qdtherstsfreni Cubh, and
your muruuns wifi hpve All they can
E9VIa ed, II sw noollBd vot a 20
lay ,aaaJfas aSpsS SGgil$s5 S S4I SpsSs island,
massa deSlafsd5 tbeb iMlatqsn quee
tionlngly.
"Mebbe not, Sambo. but they'll be
here within the next few hours, and
then where will you and your pals
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20

III ehl 1nnI67 1n1onn1111lkk
yd bsID5gs vgnun shJ 70 JrsmvHq sHy
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20

called again, and IN an lhstYht, AZ
though from N gfeht distanceI there
oameh the gepls-sof the SAND note.
scIeare Err and pore,r bell IKE piko thhn his
.-H.J2 v.lisV .saodq' -oiiiO
Ys-ss'helsvthsreP' he, said, and boldly
entered the place.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-10-20

Iaaep e9plyyrn and 19ap, .ypn tlreeeI the
best. .tsWie' H9flb ouEb knapsaeksam &c
Eawag Boland. 'bIEwe ioDs yns
IA fewfimeineatstMter, byegoCA fhcur
Ind Rls fhreeu Comp ui6Hse. &Hh1d gud,
added Roland, bad Started HIax-iii
'abe resaoFffieht had SSbeSp fibst5th b!
AIRS, Llyn and lSheila. 5iOhf thlrH wa'
/ Clear the iAiaroension the hihHnp no
know 5efiHhe hbseneeI of1Sheilh ant
I-herfmotheryor they fwouff not be lwait
fhgaIHe Hd not fHse ne 4oag db fenc,
IF TIE s 11S 9 ~ BBaga at-see'
Aounfo aoggslo Ifs rel ~ VII
leIpyckoand bis. snml u escort got awaa
bly, o O. uoadB unseen Ifrorh dwheta tn,
tgAiaYoous wsrej ando whfAi sweii away
pat thelr Ehorses toa8 ieantersNpp -
ititop the mis- once IN ffies woods, how
Ser, tiiey rode aleqiy, yiahds Hyck',
eyes we're everywhere. y He was huicl
t'tat %efla bush move, 40 serye-.th'
fliekl OF a ,l,ranelh to Catch theI faintes
SoundbIof ltimaninaI iorixjn.9s He wa!
tobsessed sfithi 'hnxiety.itfofe he had {
Dark fear that s9D6egAl fiploRappenet
ft6 the two Hts blood ATHEIST dfied IL
| Ifs veins 1Mbeh. ne ;;tlloGght, Of yiie fat,
bYRiSh Is bad ntoilewss5dtr the oeaptdte o.
ladies i'm etbeEiislapdsI lptet Haiti OF
ls9renadas HisssdubfevpitedIa at IT,.
" IL did not 9ssenp possible chat thest
lrBeSutifal andj deveteds women Should
I3afte GaleiP Into the 6ftrSee6us hand,
Pr sa2ates;9D ffS Setsd HIS, Soul a@iti
tt,ftfpftlFriIngs fh9dsiH6a He knfSo5he, ,gir
E*asropHped baph jhat baf9He harm
Imlgilt sseme stM1erashei wsulhshd he
Iloah bbfeImndd hhsnrtdtitsiss bsis3 bp
slq,posebsfie scahammronstb ehifid
Iqfm mHtmafS spfpatthAIty opt gujcjd,
AiBGiti ifot bee RefsL w4m fttheH LEV ~.
fa aey5jYet "a. S6S&ede Ell. AgitHNIdS to hi,
fp1oYefinT ttS eyes .h6%tevelp NJ M
IItenselg busy, and ,eyPrynneryt .gvrf
sxeen 30 feelss He had the iinteHse per
ceptioD of delicate plant, whose won
derful warning can only come {,
those who live close to nature, VIII,
study from feeling the Thousand
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was Burning Daylight" with an all
star cast that included Miss Fergu-
son and Mitchell Lewis. Mr.. Lewis
has the leading role also in The
Mutiny of the E%lsinore." He is cast
as John Pike, the rough but kind
hearted mate of the "Elsinore," who
battles with the mutineers when they
endeavor to take over control of his
ship. 1t is a role Ideally suited to
this virile actor.
Noah Beery plays the sinister Mel
laire, who incites the crew to mutiny.
This part affords Mr.. Beery o%pportun-
ity for some Of the best work OF his
career. At the present time FIVE pic
lures in which Mr.. Beery appears are
waiting release, among them The
Sea Wolf another of Jack London's
novels, which features him. Previous
to appearing on the screen Beery
appeared a number Of years on the
stage. His initial vehicle was Way
Down East following which he sup
ported Frank Keenan, in The Girl
of the Golden West Robert Edeson
in "Strongheart," and Charlotte
Walker in The Trail of the Lone
some Pine"
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Two Fergusous In
Jack London Film
HELEN AND CASSoN, Who HAD
NEVER MET, PLAY SWEET
HEARTS IN New PLAY

Two Fergusons-Helen and Cas-
though of the same fam
lily name are not related and who
prior to their engagement for the
picture had never met, play oppo-
site each other in the all-star pro-
duction of Jack London's novel, The
Mutiny of Elsinore," showing at the
Star Theater on Monday and Tues
day, May l6 and II. The picture is
a C. E. Shurtleff, Inc, production
and is distributed by Metro.
The two Fergusons play respect
lively the parts of Margaret West,
daughter of a halloween of the sail
ing ship, "Elsinore,' and Dick Son.
ers, son Of the vessels skipper.
The Mutiny of Elsinore," is the
second of the Jack London stories
screened for Metro release. The first
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SAFETY FIRST.

A prominent New York debutante
recently ordered -four seats on the
aisle" at the theater. When her
party arrived at the Performance.
they were surprised to find them
selves arranged in a column instead
of a row. Nothing daunted, the de-
butante turned to a bored, middle
aged mar next to her. Surely he
would. not mind changing with her
friend in front,
q beg your pardon" she said po-
litely.
No reply. He must be deaf.
a beg your pardon she repeated,
louder.
Still no reply.
81 beg your pardon" she said,
humping his elbow.
He took out a pencil and wrote on
his program:
That's my wife on the other side
of me. Safety First."-New York
Evening Post.
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Tile SOURCE.

Il think" said DR., Smith, that
bad cooks supply us with half our
patients
That's a fact" said old DR..
Brown. And good cooks supply us
with the other fifty per cent.-Journ-
al of the American Medical ASSocia-
ton.
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PAT N PERT.

Thomas A. Daily, the Irish poet,
said at a luncheon in Philadelphia:
Whatever you think of the Irish
question, you've got to admit that the
Irish can always come back at you
with-er-a pat answer,
Once at a dinner in Dublin, sat
beside a pretty Irish actress, She
said that her sex was more religious
than ours, but | said in answer;
Oh, you only go to church to
see what the women have got on,
Well, said the pretty actress,
you men only go to the theater to
see what we haven't got on De
trOit Free Press.
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broke the seal. Inside he found a
photograph Of his employer.
Well, what do YOU think of it?
inquired Schmidt, with a grin.
ITS just like YOU was the am
biguOus reply. -PttSburg ChroDicle-
Telegraph.
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SMILE AWHILE
SUBTLE STUFF.

SUBTLE STUFF.
A clerk in a mercantile house had
completed a quarter of a century's
service with the firm.
Schmidt, the senior partner, hand
ed him in the morning a large sealed
envelope inscribed: in memory Of
this eventful day"
The clerk gratefully accepted the
envelope without opening it, but on
a gracious hint from the chief he
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HELPING HIM OUT.

Judge, De easy on Tie.
why should | be lenient?'
Because a confederation of TN
forseen circumstances precipitated
me into this de%plorable predica-
ment."
We'll, III do the best | can for
you. You seem to have a liking for
long words, so | will send you to a
prison where there is a good library
and you can learn a few more
BIRMINGHAM Age-Herdld.