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see her about, Eoluns?"
well, sir. 70 dit mcutou some
thing about that other gvntlemcnn
that was called iu. MFR. Tcrhunc. II
was SO excited that ! coNidut right
lN make ont what r. meant but is
language 20 me was most unusual;
shocking, Id cali H. In man of is
years, I.ga,hcrcd that q didn't re-
gard Mr. Ter hume very 'ighly and
wanted i'm Off the case"
McCarty nodded approciaiivcly
Il shouldn't wonder. I'll wait here
for Mr.. Alexander" lie seated HIM
self I'm tho nearest chair and ostcn-
tatiously pulling a newspaper from
hiS cstt pocket he spread lts ample
pages before him. Then as the but
Ter still fingered he added Don't
let me he Keeping you from your
work, Rollins"
The other opened his lips 20
speak, but thought better OF it and
with nod retired TO the pantry.
McCarty waited for n fcw moments
then tossed his paper aside and
crossing the han with noiselcss tread
he gently closed the door through
which Rollins had passed and, turn
ing crept up the main stairway
There in the hall by Crovclinc's
door. upon its stand Of carved blaGd
wood stood squat, hulging vase
upon which n grotesQue dragon In
dun red and gold appeared 10 be
ondlessly chasing his own tail. From
behind the closed door leading 70
Mrs Crcvelns's apartments across
the hall came the murmur OF fcm-
iniSe voices and McCarty wasted no
time I'm admiration OF tho speci-
men Of ancient art. Unccrcmonious-
lv lifting the vase Off the stand. he
placed II on tho rug and examined
the email circular inset of pinkish
marahlc upon which Il had rest cd.
II moved slightly beneath his tin
gers, and pulling out his pcnknlfo
he pricd up one edge There in n
shallow rcccss beneath lay n thin
packet Of letters held together BY
rubber band.
Two minutes later the vase was
back IN Ns accustomed place and
McCartv, with an expression upon
his countcnance not unlike that sup
posed to have bcon worn by the
celebrated cat that ate the canary.
was letting himelf silently out tho
front door.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25

O'RourkoS lips ~ that valet nm,
whom you have arrested d---.''
nm has been let ,go again We
took him on the. murder charge
tor another purpose entirely and 1t
worked McCartv paused THE
question wanted 60 ask YOU was
about MIR Cutter. ! know he's OF n
finc old family and You thin% h" r
a friend Of yours ...--'
"'Thiuk' p" O'Rourkc caught him
up quickly Hes the best pal IN
tho world!'
so lot morn have Thought sir.
until they lcn his card table with
nothing but the clothes they stood
in" MrCarty met with a steady gaz"
tho fire which flashed suddenly in
the others eyes. II know all about
those little games OF hts. You see.
and I suppose youli bc ready to
KICK me out hut 'tis only hccnusc
W the old days I'm speaking now.
Did II ever occur to YOU. sir, that
they were being run CrouS'd''
For moment II seemed that
O'Rourko's anger would burst forth.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
CHAPTER XVIII
The Name I'm the I,ook.

It's a pity you could not have
stopped by for me on your way
down to Headquarters, the day"
Dennis observed reproachfllly as
late that afternoon he stretched out
his lanky form in McCarty's COM
fortably dilapidatcd armchair. well
you know / was off duty until this
evening and then on solid for "a
hours! Ia have liked first rate to
have seen Martins iace when no
found how the dressmaker had
trlckod him with the nm woman
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.,,,y-"dld that gun beside him
slj1rg 90 Mr.. Crevoling2'
rhs valet shook his head.
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Dncfnr Nldlcy 20 Spcak.

Special 10 Tho World,
ENtu. Aug 2i.--Dr. Caleb Ridley
OF Atlanta. Ga. an imperial officer
of ,uo organization OF kukluN Klan.
viii deliver q public lecture In Enid
this week explaining all about tho
organization and what It stands for.
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0UIII1l 10 IT0 WOTTI,
ENID. Aug 2i.--Teu-cent loaves
Of bread have not Just now made
their appearance In Enid but the IS
cent LOAF Is Eouc. Tho size Is tj-ccnt
silc. but tho nickle has been Topped
of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
SPOILED GIRL is
HEROINE OF
COMING PICTURE
An INTERESTING character study
"A Is found in "Enrhantmcnt, Mar

A y INTERESTING character study
"A is found in "Enchantmcnt,' Mar
ion Davies next starring picture, Il
subtle and profound analysis Of young
girl who has just reached the age "f
romance.
Ethel Hoyt Miss Davies is the at
tractiyc and spoiled only daughter of
indulgcnt parents. Much to their
amazcment She has grown up while
they were unaware that she was no
longer an infant.
She takes quite seriously herself and
all her "ralf" admirers. She begins 10
be conscious to damaging extent OF
her own charms. And this is til" key
note of this very real story. Her father
decides that he must take measures to
put her back in her place. To a"-
complish this he cOnscriptS tho aid Of n
well known actor. then playing the
leading role in "Thc Tanning Of the
Shrew." Why not have him tame
Ethel. the father asks himself: Eth"I
cannot be played upon too far and wher
the actor continually "turnS her down
a fter he has won her undivided interest
she becomes angry and wholly nm
amenable to reason.
In support of Miss Davies are For
rest Stanley. Ethel Shuync, Tom Lewis
Arthur Rankin. Cornne Barker ant
MaudC Turner Gordon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06

q, y. and Fl. SMYTHE = Jane
Novak was married to Frank Ncwberg
at one time. Rumor has il that the
bonds have been severed. Billie Burk'
was christened Ethel Burke. She IS
married to Florcnz Xiegfeld blanche
Sweet is not married. Eileen Percy Is
married to Ulrich Busch. Niola Dana,s
name in private life is Mrs. John Col
Inns. Flugrath was her family nnmc
before she became professionally known
as Viola Dana. Carmel Myers IS the
daughter of Rabbi Hados Myers. She
is married to |. y. kornblum. Anita
stewart il the wife Of Rudolph Cam
eron. Betty Compson has never been
married.
HENRY-"Three Sevens' was writ.
ten by Perley Poore Moore. This Is |
story OF prison life. Antonio Moreno
plays the lead
Nearly Married. is til,
name of the play in which Vivian Mar
tin is featured. She has not pcrna
nently left moving pictures for the
stage,
MAY J.--You want to know all about
Anita Stewart. Well, | may be able
TO tell you a few Of the things you
want to know. Yes, she has a passion
for beautiful clothes; in fact. she is
90 dainty and girlish you just naturally
expect her TO Like lovely things of all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
Answers to Questions by MoUie Fans

descriptions. Other people have raved
about her hair and really one has to
SOC her off the screen 70 realize how
attractive II j.. In her pictures. II
always looks darker than il is in the
sunlight, With the light shining on j..
one could easily describe it as dark
chestnut. for thcrc are many reddish
tiuts ghsten all through il and her
c'os ar" light brown instead Of black
Her favorite recreation is swimming
although she is fond OF golf and tennis
She weighs 10, has been in pictures
sine" she was fourteen, and is married
to Rudolph Cameron.
GRACE R.-"When Knlghrhood
Was in Flower Is 10 be adapted for
the screen, Marion Davies viii play
The leading role. One O. her pct aubj-
tion$ has been 10 have this story pie
rurilcd, \ specially fine presentation
81 this story !, being planned. So you
haY" something 70 LOOK forward to.
ADMIRER - Florence Lawrence
made her rc-entrance into motion pie
lures in THE Embodiment. Louise
t'azendn was educated in a California
convent.
ELSIE-Gcorge Fawcett. who has
played opposite Constance Talmadge in
several Of her recent releases, will re e.
turn to the stage this fall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
COMING FILM SERIALI
WILLBEHISTORICAL.I
CARSON FEATURED
WHEN was gold discovered in C,l.
w fornia? 80

WHEN was gold discovered in C,l,.
Who was James W. Marshnu7
Ask Leroy Armstrong, librarian a
Universal City.
He will tell ;cu that gold was d,,
covered in Suffers Creek near s..
rlmento at 20 80 in the morning !,
January 8. lS4S, and that James "
Marshall was the man who found i,
Armstrong. whose off hand knovl'
edge would fill an encyclopedia An,
whose facilities for research are N.
parently unlimited. has been speciaHs.
ing on early California history Iatsl,
to keep Edward Laemmle supplied viti
accurate answers to approximately
hundred questions n day.
Edward Lacmmle is directing A.,
Accord. the Universal cowboy star, n
Winners Of the West" a serial NJ,
Ford Bcebe, in which the picturesou,
trail blazing trip of Captain John 4
Fremont, from Boonvillc. Mo-. to Chi.
fornia, is graphically depicted. Tb,
production will go to the screen as /,
/ NTHlndIl' CHuVlPT lTOnl lnc carly hlt.
tory of the West and the clever youp,
director is stickler for accuracy.
For instance:
Having learned who discovered rcN
in California and when. Young M,
Laemmlc wanted to know just how h
happened. Mr.. Armstrong dashed
through few books and not fndinr
exactly what he wanted got on hs
long distance telephone and called |,
Sacramento man whose father paddl,d
in Suffers Creek MS boy. In hall
IN hour Mr.. Laemmlc knew that Jams
. W. Marshall dickercd with old mn
Suttcr who dug tail-race for his mill.
lie finished the job early on the morn.
4 ing of January =. and then flooded
/ the ditch with wafer TO sec how |,
worked. He drained the water Of and
picked up handful of mud and gravel
"Gold. howdy." he said. or something
equally cheerful. for there in his hand
! was the yellow metal.
Like most of the men who discovs
/ riches Marshall died poor. The Stat
voted him pension which sustainet
/ him for few years. but new LPgisls,
turc forgot to rc-cnact the clause an
the man who started the gold rush dkt
as he had lived. poor carpenter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
TAKE NIGHT SCENES
FOR FILM OF
LITTLE .WINISTER'
Ey CONSTANCE PALMER
HOLLYWOOD. Calf

T asst night n big crowd of extras
IL and principals were Mt work on the
Lasky ranch for The Little Minister.
The scenes were wildly exciting. Sweet
Betty Compsnn. in her charming cos
tune OF tho gipsy Lady Babble made a
stirring speech 10 the Scotch weavcrS
Sh" and Guy Oliver had melted to re.
volt. George HaCkathOrne. on the
church steps. rallied at his parishionCrS
and at the "Gipsy mischief maker
who stood opposite him on the steps OF
the town square cross.
II was Il case Of ono wild faction
against ON" wildly excited minister.
Poor little clergyman. with his II beg
of you'll command YOU. =. andthe dar,-
ing gipsy's Don't listen 20 him-lsten
TO me
There is u different atmosphere hang
ing over II company working N night.
Every one is under NOR" or less of Il
strain: they all want to get through.
and they nrH more or less tired from
the days work they have already done.
Ruth Roland and two friends were
Miss COmpson' guests last night Miss
Roland always seems 10 look the same,
no matter how many cliffs she falls
from. nor how many wild horses STAN
pedn her Mcbbc the Iif" is conducive
10 youth
\ mile and half away from the To-
cation you could hear the roar of the
Two huge generators used for IN" lights
Going close to them, the huge machines
ran with the SmOOtnncsS thar only per
fort care could give them. The exhaust
pipe on one was red hot but it purrcd
on like a big. happy kitten.
THE ot-dog man was thor" with his
l. wagon to dispense coffee and
wieners. He's quite a character. brisk
and busnesslike. He goes around TO
all the studios. with n preference for
! the ones with many extras working. He
| even follows them OUT on location, as
you can see.
"Woll," yawned a rough and ready
prop boy guess ] gotta 50, out after
| asked. naturally. "Thcm's the OK
tras thar crawl under nice bush an,
| pull lot of weeds over EN- and 60 I.
sleep Caught bout 400 on 'llaw
thorue Of the I. $. \. Caught two to-
night They'd went up to the top o
ono Of them houses and nailed them
selves onto one of them two by eight
50 thoy wouldn't fall off whom they wen
- sleep,
And just thcn Betty ran through 'h'
crowd and up IN" steps Of III" town
eQuare cross. Of course. after thar "i
] could see were hcr living, flaming eye
and her short, waving hair. Dcar liItI
Betty-how far will YOU 60:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
.No Cmfew Necessary
for american Com pan,

HTIIE rurfcw shall ring tonight,
l. declared the natives of the little
French town Of CaudebeC-cn CauX,
when troup of motion picture folk
arrived there 10 film cXteriors for
"Love's Boomerang" which John s
Robertson is directing. For rumors had
reached them that the morals of movie
people were none too good, and they
deemed it wise to keep the townspeople
at home after dark.
But when they discovered that John
S. Robertson had brought along his
wife. Josephine Lovett. and that Ann
Forrest and the rest of the players
were we'll behaved Americans, intent
upon their work, the curfew was not
sounded.
And when the players left the en-.
tire population joined in a cordial fare,
we'll at the Quayside urging the players
to come again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
Troo Elephants Used
in Making "Perpetlla

JOHN s. ROBERTSON is making
- good progress in London with the
studio interiors Of Loves Boomer
ang," with David Powell and Ann For
rest in the roles of the Artist Brian and
his adopted daughter Perpctua. A
large circus tent is meanwhile being
erected out at Iighgate, and in the
course Of the next few days Mr.. Rob
crtson will film the circus interiors on
the new location,
Two OF the famous Lockhart's eIe-
phants are being conveyed from Var
mouth for the occasion; one is TO be
featured as Marie Thercse,' who plays
50 important part in the original
story. The other has had to be brought
along as II companion. for Marie
Thcrcsc" j. bit tempcramental nnd
refuses to act without member Of her
own species among an ordinary public.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
CONFESSIONS
OF 4 STAR
As Told to
INEZ KLUMPH
THE STORY REisINS

WITH the carly days in the old
Fine Arts studio IN California Uhcn
Colleen Moore, the Gish girls, Bessie
Love and host of Others t1erc not
much more than ortrd girls. Diana
Cheyne tells ho,o she and her Chum,
Isabel Heath. sat foncsomely droun6
the studio until Phil Crdney. the
famous director, chose Isabel TO bs
the fret Of the screens "bdty
camps They are seen together q
great deal. aud a scandal is created
by the directors ,oite. Derry Win"
chester, friend Of Diand's, %
called on 10 help, and Isabel tries to
"cdmp' him. Then Isabel an
nounceS she is TO be starred IN the
East By Paul Markham. DER"
goes to France ,oith the aviation
corps and Diana mee8 Keith Cor
ham. tcho strangely attracts her.
On the ere Of a romantic rund'ody
marriage, Keith is killed in an auto
mobile accident.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
Take ''Three Lire Ghosts"
Scenes in London Streets

GEORGE FlTIMAURICE has been
" principally engaged during the
last week with the East End Interiors
Of his now picture. Three Live
Ghosts" Extrriors have been filmed on
the London wharvc>. outside the Bank
and in Park lane. and Cyril Chadwick.
who appears in the character of
Spoofy. will shortly have the pleas
urc Of wheeling n baby carriage. attred
in morning coat. top hat and check
trousers. past tho Royal Exchange dur
ing the busiest hour in the city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
" allie Reid Is Thinking
Of Lining on His Roof

WALLACE REID got 50 used to
w working on the roof in his new
picture. "Ront Free" that he is think
ing seriously Of turning the roof of his
Hollywood home into an outdoor living
room.
"Thc air is great grinncd Reid.
and also the view.
The stars home u on tho road toward
Bevcry Hills and is in the Spanish
style. 50 the roof isn't very high up. but
as tho house is built on the side hill it
commands fine view anyway.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
Carey TO- Begin NeiC Film

Harry Carey will start IroduCtior
Immediately on MAN to Man." Jack
>un Grrgory's dramatic stcry. Stuar
Patton has been assigned 10 direct IN
star in recognition of his work as IL
director # "Rcnutation" and Con
fiict," starring Priscilla Dear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06
Tuo Directors for Film

Two directors are working on the
latest Mermaid Comedy. While Jack
White is taking scenes in which Lige
Conjev appears, Bob Kerr, who re-
Gently ioined the Hamilton White or
raniZation, ia working on a different
location, taking scenes with Jimmy
Adams. The picture is as yet untitled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-06

To BE Continued Tomorrow
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-14
Richmond Man
Says Pepgen is
Splendid Tonic

"Pepgen surely is a fine tonic"
says w. S. Title, foreman of the Pan
Handle Freight Depot. of 219 Rich
mond avenue, Richmond
"Pepgen brought me the right ans
wer to a question l had often asked
myself. That question was, How can
/ get my stomach in first-class condi-
tion?' In the first place Pepgen gave
me good appetite and the power TO
digest my food. In the second place
l feel a great deal stronger since TAX
ing Pepgen. Yes, think Pepgen is
fine tonic"
Men and women who suffer from
stomach trouble can find no better
medicine than Pepgen. Pepgen is a
vegetable preparation. 1t contains no
mineral faint that might rile the delic-
ate Innings of the stomach and really
do more harm than good in cases Of
stomach disorders. Pepgen relieves
gas, bloating and pain and brings a
normal appetite, good digestion and
proper assimilation. In addition. Pep
gen tones up the liver. kidneys and
nerves. 1t has a beneficial effect up
on the entire system.
Chemists worked three years to per
feet Pepgen. When they finished they
had given Pepgen the highest merit It
was possible to obtain. Try this medi-
cine that has helped so many others.
Pepgen is sold by all first-class
druggists everywhere. 1t is being spe-
cially introduced at the Quigley drug
| stores.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-14
Richmond Man
Regains Old
Time Ambition

After taking Pepgen can say that
| have regained my old time ambi-
tion," says Grant Hunt, of 500 North
Seventh street, Richmond.
Before | took Pepgen my health
was in a rundown condition. My
stomach was all upset. I was nervous,
had headaches frequently and had to
be careful what ! ate. | often felt as
if / couldn't go much farther unless
obtained relief.
Wonderful relief came to me
through taking Pepgen. l can now eat
whatever l desire and never sign oil
a comeback in the way of indiges
ton, headache or nervousness"
Pepgen has enabled thousands to be
Captains of Their Health Wher
you have pains in your stomach after
eating, headaches, backaches, tired
feeling and WEAKNESS without due
cause it is the sign of general break
down. The kidneys become inactive
and poisons which are not eliminated
collect in the system.
Pepgen is designed to put the stom
ach, liver and kidneys in good condi
ton. Pepgen makes the blood rich
and pure. 1t has beneficial effect
upon the entire system. Try Pepgen
Pepgen is sold by all first class
druggists everywhere. 1t is being spe
cially introduced at the Quigley drus
stores.