davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
SUGAR MARKET Rv AssoeIkfed PreSs

New York, September lo.-The To- cal market for raw sugar was un- changed at 4.S7c for centrifugal for Porto Ricos and 4.S6c for Cubas. No sales were reported. although there were offerings of Porto Ricos at 4.37c. There was only quiet trade in raw sugar futures and operations seemed to be in the form of evening up for over the weak end. Early de- clines of to 1 points under scatter ed liquidation were recovered on trade buying and covering and final prices were unchanged to point higher. September closed at 2.soc December 2.55c. March 2.44c. May 2.50c. The market for refined was unchanged at 5.60c to 5.65c for fine .,ranulated. but there was only light inquiry reported. There was no transactions in refined futures and the close was unchanged to points lower. September closed at 5.s5c, December 5.5oc. March and May b.45e' all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
SPOT COTTON n~. A.aoo3atad Presg

SPOT COTTON
 By Associated Press
 New Orleans, September 1o.-Spot cotton steady. two points higher; sales on the spot, 2,o1s bales; to ar rive, 264. Low middling, 1S.25c; mid ding, 20.25c; good middling, 21.2oc. New York, Septenber 1o.-Spoot cotton steady; middling, 22.10c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
NAVAL STORES By Associated Press

Savannah. September 10.-Turpen- tine firm. at 64c; sales, 1Sl; receipts 4ss; shipments. 1s; stock, io'sis. Resin firm; sales. S16; receipts, l,446; shipments. 5.514: stock, 74,915. Quote: B, D. $4.o0; E. $4.o5; F, t4.15; G. $$4.25; H, 4.25; I, $4.so; K. $4.40; M, s4.5o; N, $fSo; Wg. $500; Wv. $50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
POTATOES

By Associated PreBe
 Chicago, September 10.-Potatoes dull Idaho white sacked. sS.00Q e $s.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
WHEAT MADE A DIP AT TER A S|X-DAY
 STEADY ADVANCE
In the Provisions List the Out come Varied From Ten Gents Decline to a
 Like Advance
By Associated Press

|
 prices turned down grade today after
 a six-day advance. Heavy profit | taking, together with slowness of
 export call had much to do with the
 reaction. Closing quotations were
 weak. 2a4c to S% net lower, with
 December, s1,32h to $1.s2A and
 May. $1.37a4 to $1.3S. Corn lost 4 to 1hc, and oats 5sc to 4 o 7sc- In
 provisions, the outcome varied from 10 cents decline to a like advance. | At first the wheat market dis played considerable fresh strength,
 so much so that May delivery
 reached the highest point yet this
 season. The chief pullish factor Ap- peared to be a new upturn in the
 value of cotton and stocks. Buying | of wheat, however, was less agsres- sive than of late, and this circd n . stance gave impetus to holders cf- ! forts to realize profits.
 1 Canadian railroad embargoes against grain shipments from Geor- gian bay ports to Montreal tended also to disconcert bulls. Then at
 tention shifted to an apparent com plete pause in export business, and dt tHc put littiC IdiiJ ihS PO"
 was in evidence and bears were talk
 ing the opportunity to emphasize
 anew unfavorable aspects of the fi-
 nancial situation in Europe. 1 Corn, even more than wheat, was
 bearishly affected by the Canadian
 railroad embargoes Besides coun-
 try offerings of corn we're on large scale. oats merely reflected the action of other cereals.
 1 Provisions moved upward as a re-
 suit of demand for lard. but packers
 selling acted later as something of a
 conter balance.
 | CASH GRAIN l By Associated Press l St Louis, September 10.-Cash /, wheat No. red s1.3S@40; No. 3, red 1 $1.26@31; September s1.2SA; Decem- | Der S131% Corn No. 2, 53@ 54c; Sep l tember 52ssc; December 52&c. Oa.s
 No. white 371s e 3S12c; No white s6@SGisc; September SIC; December
 391ac.
 l Chicago, September 10.-Cash wheat, none. Corn No. mixed 55M !, O 56c; No 2 yellow 561Ac. l Oats No. 2 white 59 O 41c; No.
 white STA @SS%c.
 | Rye No. s1.os%; barley nominal Timothy seed $4@$475. Glover seed
 $12@$1s.
 Pork nominal; lard 11.10c; ribs l S.50@9.75c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
NAVAL STORES

Jacksonville, Fla. September 10.-
 Turpentine steady. 6sis Gs3c: sales. e63; receipts S12 shipments, 5os;
 6s9; receipts. c.04S: shipments. 200;
 stock, 179.44S. Quote: B. D. s4.00; E, $4.05; F. $4.16; c, H. $425; I. $4.3o; K, $40; NJ. s4.50; N. $4.60; w, q. $5.oo@sb.2O w. w. $500 s5.so-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
SPOT COFFEE

New York, September 1o.-Coffee, Rio No. ', 715-16c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11

Lotns .s..ssssssss.s H< 1e 5e Rounds ............ 15 IA ChuckS .-.....-ss.. " 6
 Meal and Fe~-.stuff
 Mixed horse feed. s4s; old style huils. Nc Whit. os scs ssoa. e'ss sSs ia.s Sris $s9; c. s. meal I pet. $4o; hen feed. 100 fbs.. $2.26; timothy, 834; choice pea green alfalfa. $ss; Johnson hay. SEQ; whssA No. Green Salt HfdeCec. No. Green Salt Hides-6c. No. l Green Fresh Hides-5e.
 No. 2 Green Fresh Hides--4c. No. l Dry Flint Hides--9c. No. 2 Dry Flint Hides-So. No. Dry Salt Hides-Tc- No. Dry Salt Hides-ec.
 Sheep Skins--10 Q 15c. Goat Skins-15 0 35c. Horse Hides-$t@2.
 Hos Skips-10915c.
 Tallow-3 o 5c. Beeswax--17 Q 1sc. Clear Grease Wool--1401sc. Clear Washed Wool-lGa O BOG. Bury Wool-7 @sc. Ginseng (Wild)-s40s. Spot Cotton Good middling ........... 20h strict middlins ............ 20
 Strict low middiing ........ IS
 POTATOES By Associated Press
 Chicago, September 1o.-Potatoes dull; Idaho white, sacked, $3.009 I325. SPOT COFFEE New York, September 10.-Coffse, Rio No ', 715-16c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
BAR SILVER

New York. September 10.-Foreign bar silver 64Ac; Mexican dollars. 4sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
POTATOES Nv Associated Press

Chicago, September 10.-Potatoes dull; Idaho white, sacked, $3.009 3,25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
nAR SILVER

| By ANA0CIafed Press New York, September 10.-ForelEn
 bar silver, s4Hc; Mexican dcl- lars. 4sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
PRODUCE

By Associated PFess
 New York. September 10.-Butter firm; receipts. 1S.424: creamery higher than extras, 4211 e 4Sc; cream cry extras (s2 score), AZ; creamery firsts (ss to s1 seore). 361a I41c.
 Eggs irregular; fresh gathered firsts. 34@37c. Cheese irregular; average run. 20@20hc.
 Chicago, September 10.--Butter higher: creamery extrass 4o1ac; standards, 37c; firsts, 3S1a @39c. Eggs unchanged. Poultry. alive, lower; fowls. 16@25c; springs. a5c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
DRY GOODS Rv Assnclatetl Press

New York, Septea,ber '10.--Cotton goods merchants hceitated again to- day to name new prices on account of the sharp cotton advance. Buy ing showed a steady broadening movement Yarns held firm at top prices. Linens were more active. Burlaps ruled firm. Silks showed improvement, Worsted dress goods sold more freely in jobbing houses. Mems wear was quiet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Az uranak akarjon tetszeni ne
masoknak.
Aznap deiutan DarHasyne So
kat gondolkozott. Csendes volt
es hallgatag. A haloszobaban
leterdelt szentkep el6tt es imad-
kozott. Mikor este hazaj0tt az
ura, mar ismet yidaman ment ele.
Uracskam, visszaadok a
penzb6l, amt ruhara adtal. A
haziruha kelmeje joval olcsobb.
Tudod, meggondoltam a dolgot.
Az utcai ruham meg eleg jo lesz.
Csak egy vi otthoni ruhat esinal-
tatolS, a hazi munkahoz. Ame-
lyikben csak tie latsz engem.
A ferj csodalkozva nezett ra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

ronat nyernek 0ssze lehetne
csapni a lakzit.
Kis tetjeit naponta szazszor is
megforgatta a szerencse asztalan,
hatha az megn6 magatol is, mint
a mustarmag, hogy terebelyes ia
va lombosodjek. Mint korall,
mely megtermekenyiti onmagat...
es f0lno a tengerb6l mint egy
kagyl6kb6l es ekk0vekb0l 0ssze-
,rakott tiindokl6 sziget. Miert ne I?
Egyszer ,csak sikeriilni fog a hal
mozas. S akkor egyenesen Ka-
millahoz rohan, hogy a rabolt
kincset odarakhassa szomoru es
sovany lany labai ele.
LaSSa /. EFT a temerdek
kincset maganak haracsoltam
osSze!
Merit mem volt sok fizetese.
Mind0ssze havi haromezerhatszaz
korona. Ebb6l ketten amugy sem
tudtak volna megelni. Kamilla-
max pedig mem volt Macy hozoma-
nya. Az apja menekiilt torveny-
szeki tisztvisel6 volt, tavoli es
tiinderi Szepessegbol. A fiunak
a maga erejeba kellett volna fel-
epiteni az edes kis feszket, es
inert a munkaval nem ment volna
semmire a szerencset hivta
segitsegiil.
De rendesen vesztett. Kis nye-
|reseggel amugy sem vonult volna
vissza, nagyobb osszeget pedig
egyszer sem sikerult kinyernie.
Pedig kitartassal es Macy szami-
Itassal jatszott. Tagja volt egy
Ekiilyarosi kaszinionak, ahol szen-
vedelyesen viharzott a baccarat,
!;yagy ahogy lit kedelyesen es ro-
videsen neveztek: bakk. Ma
ponta szazezrek csereltek lit gaZ-
dat. Csak Kazmer vonult haza
|
mindennap koldusszegenyen.
| = Mem baj! holnap elolrol
kezdjiik a harcot - morogta me.
| Ian.
DE azert mem csinalt meg ados.
sagot sem. A vesztseget ugJ
potolta, hogy aznap mem vacsora
zott S esetleg masnap mem is ebe
delt. Mert birta a nelkiil0zest
mint nemely szikar es diszteler
palmacserje, amely g sivatag 81.
var es viztelen homok jahoz $40
kottl Rettent6 aldozat ho-
Izott sors es a szerencse istenei
mex. Erszenye azert csak nen
lett koverebb. Maga pedig mes
iobban sovanyodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
Szekula JenS.
A sELYEMKEND6
Elbeszs1es

Darvasyne j6 asszony volt.
Szerette az Istent. Szerette az
urat hitvesi huseggel. De egy
nagy hibaja megis csak volt.
Mint fatal, szep asszony ma
gyon akart tetszeni, = nemcsak
Istennek es hitvestarsanak, - ha-
mem a Macy vilagnak is. Az volt
egyik legnagyobb 0rome, ha kiol-
tozve vegig Observation-Disclosures
hette magat a korzon. Els hogy
EFT megtehesse, mem egyszer hi
Izelgett ICY az uranak:
- Draga kis uram, ugy kelle-
ne egy sep utcai toilette. Latod
Keresztszeghyne is NJ ruhaban
volt korzon. Hadd lassanak
Icngem is mar egyszer egy mas ru-
haban.
A ferj s6hajtott egyet de az
ert ICY felelt:
Jol van szivem. Vasarolj
magadnak egy utcai ruhara va
Hot.
| Darvasyne persze boldog volt.
f, Or0met mason is akarta ereztetni.
OFT volt epp kezeiisyeben Jutka
szakacsne.
Ez a Jutka fatal, tanyai pa
rasztmenyecske volt. OFT cit va
lahol messze, messze, j0 par kilo-
meternyire egy alf0ldi falucska-
t6l. A kis tanyai habol csak a
reteket es akacfakat lattak &
nagy silagbol. No meg az aka
COX felett kek eget.
Eleg volt ez nekik. Tudtak
hogy a kek eg folott a jo lister
nez lie szeretettel rajuk, es keE
eg alatt, az akacok arnyekabal
egymas hiseges szemeibe neztek
Ez a ket dolog pedig epp elegen
dc volt nagyvilagbol.
Hanem a j6 listen nagyon meg
probalta egyszer ol1et. Rossz vol
a termes, vesz az allatok koz0tt
regi ad6ssag is nyomta meg ;
vallukat. Nit csinaljanak?
= Elallok telre munkara =
mondta az ember. - Szerzek ia
vaszra valamit, hadd legyen We
| t0magra maiacra valo.
- En- sem maradok veszteg, =
felelt menyecske. - Telen ug.
sincs dolog, mem keres az ember
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Edesanyadra bizzuk a valamics-
ket, ami meg van, en- meg elsze-
god0m addig.
Ugy is lett. Jutka ura egyik
varosba kerilt nehez, terhes mum
kara, de jo fizetessel. Jutka pc
dig elszeg6d0tt tavaszig uSyan-
.csak jo fizetessel egy elokel6 va
rosi nagysagahoz mas varos-
ban.
Szerette Jutkat asszonya, inert
megerdeme,.o Reg kesziilt neki
0romet szerczni valami szep ajan-
dekkal. NJ ,st, hogy maganak is
orome volt, Macy boldogsagaban
vett egy csodaszep selyemkendot
Jutkanak.
Nesze Jutka, megsrdemel-
ted. De szepen illik sz0ghajad-
hoz az eleven szine! Sep vagy,
Jutka lelkem!
Jutka valoban sep volt XII
pirulya, csillogo szemmel nezte
magat a tlkorben. Azutan Ike
yet csokolt es Macy vigyazva osz-
szehajtogatta.
Vasarnap vedd fel, ha Te-
raval setalni mesz. Hadd nezzek
meg a pestiek a sep falusi me.
Inyecsket.
Jutkanak megcsillant SCENE
Mem veszem en- fel, nagysa-
gos asszony. Mem k0ll, hogy nez-
zcnek a pestiek.
= Ejha! Hat falun akarod
el6sz0r f0lvenni?
AIT hitte, falusi ismer0sei el0tt
akarja eloszor fitogtatni. De
Jutka a fejet razta:
Mem a (! Maid a tanyal
kotom FOL, ha az uramat varom
Es OFT akarod viselni selyem
kendot9 Kint a tanyang
OFT hat. Vasarnap delutan
ha kinlunk az akacok k0ze.
= Jutka, hiszen oft senki Sc lat
hogy milyen sep vagy benne!
A menyeeske szeme racsodal6
dott az asszonyara:
- Senkie! Hiszen Oft van a.
uram. Annak akarok en- tetsze
nj.
i Darvasyne elpirult. Azutal
megveregette menyecsi,e valla
es ICY szolt:
= Igazad van, Jutka. A j
asszony otthon legyen a legszebb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
TARCZA
Aki szerencs&s volt a szerelemben

a lanynak tetszett a flu. Maris
ugy tekintette, mintha yolege-
nye lenne, mintha mar reges-rs-
gen 0r0k htiseget eskiidtek volna
egymasnak. Csak AIT kifogasolta,
hogy flu sokat kartyazik.
Ne jatszek. Kazmer! - Az
eg szerelmere kerem !. hat nem
tud talalni maganak mas .sz6ra-
kozast?
En- mem mulatsagbol jatr
szom, - felelte flu komolyan,
- EN- csak nyerni akarok. Ne
KEN sok penzre van sziiksegem..,
Kamilla ! tomerdek penzre.
el- Minek az sok penz?
"a flu zavartan jatszott arany-
To- lancanak csengo-bong6 ekesse-
geivel.
EFT akarta ITALIAN mondani:
+ Mert ha penzem lesz ak
kor oltar. ele Hallithatom magat
~ EN- szep, zegeny es gog0s es
edes es sovany kis Kamillam
mem lesz gondunk lakasra, butor-
ra ;. boldogan elhetiink Aoltunlz
napjaig. -rH
De sziikszavu es komor legeny
volt. Hat csak kurtan felelt. S
csak ennyit mondott.
- Csak! Elkel a penz!
Maganak megsem szabad
kartyaznia, Kazmer /. ezt ko-
molyan es 0szinten mondom. Hi
szen ugysem lehet szerencseje.
= Mert kreiilne ell engem sze.
rencse? = kerdi flu.
A leany feher bore elv0roso.
adtt. Mem inert kirukkolni s
Macy vallomassal;;:x hogy akinei
szerencseje van szeseltee'mlben, a.
nem lehet boldog a jatekbaha 4,
pedig tulsagosan is szerette ezt {
hosszu, szoke, almatag nezesi
takarekpenztari konyvelot. Ia
Ian jobban is, mint ez megerde
melte yolna.
@ is csak ICY szolt, vallat vono
gatva:
Csak /. Mem szeretem, hi
kartyazik.
Kazmerra sazonban mem nag!
hatassal voltak ezek az intelmek
Aznap este megint jatszott, mas
nap es' harmadnap is. Mem sol
szerencsevel, az igaZ. Mindel
penzet elvesztette. Csak az vi
gasztalta, hogy amugy sem vol
sok penze. A honap vege fele jar
az lido.
= Pedig mem is kellene sok /. :.
- dadogta, = ha hetvenezer kc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Az asszony pedig felemelte fejet:
Ezentul csak kettonek aka
rex tetszeni. Istennek es neked,
kis uram.
Mig odabent ket boldog ember
nezett megertessel egymas SEE
mebe, azalatt a konyhan Jutka
menyecske hitvesi hlseggel zarta
ell a lada fenekere a szepseges Sc
lyemkend6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Mikor hagyja mar abbbaG-
kerlelte jovend6beh menyasszo.
nya.
Soha! - jelente XII a flu i'm
nepiesen.
S neki volt igaza. Ahol arnyek
van, Oft neha fenynek is fel kell
villannia. Egy penteki napon.
harom nappal eSeje utan varat-
lanul raja mosolygott szerencse.
T0bb mint harmincezer koronat
nyert. Egesz halom penz fekudt
.elotte ankjegyekben es zseto-
nokban. De azert jatszott to-
vabb: szivosan es renduletlenul.
Erezte, hogy lit az >alkalom,
hogy lSiverekedje magat a SEE
genyseg emesztS ingovanyab6l.
Rendszeres es kitarto jateka ez-
uttal kitiinSen bevalt. T0bb mint
szazezer koronat nyert.
Vege volt a jateknak.
= Most pedig fol Kamillahoz |!
kialtotta az ifju, mig az egyik
alkalmazottnal a nyert 0sszegeket
Of es tizezer koronas bankje-
gyekre valtotta fol.
A jatekszobaban mar oltogat-
tax a lampakat
Az ifju futva rohant lie az ut
cara. Egy percet sem alSart kes-
nj. Meg csak esti nyolc ora. Most
egeyenesen az idealjahoz siet.
Haladektalanul meg fogja KERN
a kezet. Ket het mulva mar meg
is eskiidhetnek, ugylehet.
Kocsit keresett, de nem talalt.
kilnn zuhogott az ESQ. Az ifju
folugrott egy robogo villamosra.
Tiz pere mulva mar Kamillaek
nal volt. Szerelmese az eloszoba-
ba sietettt XII eleje.
Az MJu megragadta a lany fl
nom es feher kezet.
= Kamilla, iit0tt vegre mi
Drank, = dadogta - 0sszekap.
csolhatj,tk sorsunkat, ha ON is
ugy al1arja az EN- Macy, or0k e.
sirig langol6 szerelmem I. Ka
milla hisz tudja. En- magat
nindig nagyon szegettem :.
A melleTe csapott aradoz6 hev
vel. De hirtelen elsapadt. A
penzzt51rseajat ire kereste izgatottan.
= Scent Isten kialtotta f0
az ifju.
= Mi tortent? Talalr megin
vesztett?
Scent listen. A penztarcam
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

EHoptak penztarcamat villa
mOSOn.
Area kifeheredett Szediil-
ten roskadt belle egy szekbe. Pill
lanatokig sz6lani sem tudott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
.BERREADO

azonnal negy szobas lakas az eme-
leten. Villany, gaz es furnace.
Hivja fei ezt a szamot. Automatic
4401.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Kamillat soha sem vezette oltar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Derekovet vegyen, ha utazni kesziil,
penzet abbol mem lopjak konnyen XII.
Kaphat6 RESS LAszLo es FIAI-nal
$50 East Federal, k0zel a Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
Postal es Surg0nyi Penzkuldes

A Magyar Kir. Allarni
Jegyint6zet kizar6la-
gos penz kicserelesi
gyiijt6helye.
A Pesti Magyar Keres-
kedlemi Bank es a
Magyar Kiralyi Allan
vasutak M 9 n g t.
jegy Irodaja kizar6-
lagos kepvisel6je.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Az uranak akaron szeni asszony pedig feeme fejet
, 1921-12-12
LEGAL SorIcE
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that col
security consisting Of 80
shares Of the capital stock Of the
Natrona County Electric Company,
evidenced by Certificate No, IL,
given by J. A. Ward to Keith ium-
Der Company to ecure the pay
ment Of a promissory note, for SS,-
700, dated November %, 1919,
bearing interest at the rate Of s
per cent per annum from the date
thereof until paid. which by the
terms thereof became due and pay
able November %, 1921, will be
foreclosed by sale OF said stock
There is due at the date Of the first
publication of this notice S4,2eS
Keith Lumber Company II the own
err and holder OF said note which il
past due, and Of the security hel'
as collateral thereto.
Said shares Of stock will be sol
on December 80, 1921, at the hou
Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon o
said day, ut the front door Of tn
Courthouse of Natrona County, a
Casper, Wyoming, at public sale I
the highest bidder for cash, and III
proceeds will be applied In paymer
| Of said note. -
KEITH LUMBER COMPANY
BY X. R. Jorgensen, Secretar,
Publish Dec. II. 10. 1891
(H&M)
, 1921-12-12
WILL ROGERS STARS IN
DOUBLING FOR romeo
soidwyu Star. in Story by Elmer Rico.
Directed by Clarence Badger. Writes
Original Titles as Parodies ON
Shakespeare.

There seems TO be no limits to tho
>oneoic possibilities latent In VIII
Rogers, the Goldwyn cowboy star.
Each new pho'oplay in which no APP
pears is more humorous than its pre-
dccessor. Besides. VII Rogers never
seems TO exhaust his supply OF comic
gestures, for each situation In which
no finds himself. calls forth an orig
inal comic response
In his new Goldwyn picture. "Dou-
| bling for Romeo" which viii be shown
at tho America thcater. Tuesday.
wednesday. and Thursday. Mr.. Rog-
ers portrays n cowboy lover whose
| sweetheart refuses to listen to- his
bsshful love-mnking. She will have
none other than tho man who can
make love like a movie" hero. Con-
scquently, the cowboy lover goes 10
the movies to learn how to make
love. His experiences at tho studios
are the most HUMOROUS scenes VIII
Rogers has ever played. After these
experiences. he is still tho bashful
lover. But he learns Of a chap
Romeo; and. after reading about him.
| dreams OF hlmself as q modern Romeo
What happens in the dream Is q rich
| satire on Shakespeare's immortal
love-drama-
The story was written by Elmer
Rice. who wrote "on Trial. one of
| the most successful modern plays.
| when he was only twenty years old
lie mas been associated with the Gold
wyn acenario department for the past
two years.
Clarence Badger. who directed
''Doubling for Romeo" has directed
VIII Rogers in nearly all his pictures,
One OF the unique features OF this
photoplay Is the satirical ttting,
founded on S-hakespeare's play. which
was done by VIII Rogers himself.
The picture Is one OF the most humor-
Gus and cleanest ~photoplay comedies
ever
, 1921-12-12
CHARITY BALL TO Be
GIVEN WEDNESDAY At
THE ARKEON ACADEMY

A charity ball to which every one Is
invited win be given wednesday eve
ming under tho auspices Of the Arkeon
Dancing academy.
A regular program OF dancing viii
be enjoyed from $50 O'Clock until mid
night The music viii be played by
the popular Rinkicr's orchestra n
one feature Of the evenings enter
tAinment will be the introduction OF
several new New York musical hits.
Douglaa Isitt, entertainer, viii pre-
side with his megaphone. as usual,
and will DO accompanied by the or
chcstra in his vocal Interpretation OF
several selections.
A pereentass NJ the entire receipts
of the evening will DO donated to the
Christmas seal funds. The public sale
Of the seals. which was under n di-
rection of Mrs. Harry Young, assisted
by numerous matrons of the city. the
Girl Reserves and the Boy Scouts,
closed a successful weeks campaign
last Saturday evening. Tho money
which was received for tho artiatic
Christmas seals will be used for this
state solely. The proeeeds of the
charity bali will be used 20 swell this
fund which will be used for the pre-
vention OF the spread Of ~tubercuiai
disease.
This dance will present an oppor
tunity 10 the dance patrons OF IN
city 10 assiat in a beneficial work a
well as to enjoy an evening Of dane
ring and musical entertainment
, 1921-12-12
ENGINEERING DISPUTE
At GREYButL SETTLED

GREYBULL. wyo.. Dec. 12.-The
controversy owe a bill for over 81
900 rendered the city OF Greybuii by
the state highway department for e
cheering services connected with
Greybuif's caving program has been
settled by a receipt In full from the
saate department. on the basis OF a
claim that an understanding had been
reached thai there would be no charge
of this week.
The council at its last meeting here
authorized the preparation OF ballots
for the special election to vote on
water bonds authorized once but In
validated on technicalities.
, 1921-12-12
FOR STATE
UNIVERSITY NOT
CLAIM
State Authorities Merely For
got to Separate 1t From
Other Levies and Money
viii Be Available.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Dec. i2@con-
stsrnatlon caused by an emergency
order from the Wyoming state board
OF equalization to the several boards
county commissioners OF the state
to make imm@liately a levy Of three
Of a mill for the maintenance
OF tho University OF Wsumins has
out to have been n tempest in
a teapot II now Is stated that the
boards belief tia the levy had not
been made at the time provided by law
wac erroneous-that II reafy wal
made but was o separated from h
Iovy for general state fund Therefore.
the board states. tho money needed
for the university is being collected
by county and all that Is
necessary TO make A. available for h
university IS 20 separate II from the
general fund. This announcement
followed the adoption by several u
ties OF the state that they would not
obey the boards emergency order for
IA belated levy. the counties Including
Laramie.
Chairman Claude Draper OF the
board of equalization on. explaining
the situation said
Upon re-checkinE the .~original GER
tifIcate TO the state auditor IL was
found thai the amount provided for
the general fund included and provid-
cd for tho maintenance OF the univer-
sity, but In making up the certificate
to thu auditor the threa-elghths mill
levy was not segregated and shown
as n separate item
Therefore an amended certificate
has been issued to N auditor to en-
able him 10 credit 20 tho university
| FUND the amount which VIII be raised
by the regular t~hrec-eighths min
tcs-x.