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Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY CHEN. that the undersigned will sell 10 the high est bidder for cash. at public auction af Northwest Corner Of Fourth Ave- que and Washington Stree. within fhe City Cor Town of Phoenix. in the County of Maricopa. State of Arizona. on the 25th day of August, 1921. at the hour of 10:30 o'clock A. M. the following described personal property, to-wit:
 One 1920 Westcott Touring Car Motor No. 4191s, Serial No. 20013.
 One 1918 Stakeholder Touring Car. Serial No. 125635.
 The foregoing property covered by certain conditional sales contract Cor contracts) and this sale is made pursuant to the provisions of section 19 of the Uniform Conditional Sales Act"
 Dated this 18th day of August,
 ARIZONA AUTOMOBILE
 EXCHANGE COMPANY. S--20-24 inc.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
Grains

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-Close:
 Wheat-September s1.16A; De- cember. $1.1S.
 Corn-september 5sss; December, 53H.
 September, S4; December, 37h.
 Pork-September s17O0.
 Lard-September s10.27; october s1O.s7.
 Ribs-september, ss.8O; October, SS.1h-
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
north of the elendaie ice cream fa'
By Blosser

north of the Glendale ice cream fac tory. .
 Baseball
 Due to the large amount of rain that fell throughout the valley Sun day the Glendale 0reys did not go 10 Mesa to play. It is hoped that the game can be played next Sunday.
 Reported Better
 The latest report as to the condi- ton of Carl Richards, who wes se- riously injured Friday night by fall ing timbers is to the effect, that marked improvement has been made in his condition
 Go to Esdondo
 Mrs. J. R. McFadden and two chill dren left Sunday evening for a short vacation on the coast. The time will be spent at Redondo Beach.
 Meeting Postponed
 The meeting of the Good Fellow held Tuesday afternoon. has beer annuled for this month. The next meeting of the club win be the next regular meeting that will be held ir September
 Down From Kirkland Ben Garland, who owns a barber shop fin Kirkland, is in Glendale thiA week for the purpose or Looking 4ftef his furniture, which was stored in the house that was demolished Friday night.
 Barkiey Setter John Barkley, who was seriously | injured last week when he attempted to quiet a frightened horse. is now able to be up and around. No seriouf I abdominal trouble developed and his arm is progressing nicely. Royal Nsiphbors | The Royal Neighbors will hold i their regular meeting Thursday eve ming.
 Doing Our Best
 The Arizona Republican realizes | what it means 10 it's subscribers to miss one copy of the paper or even be delivered later than the usua time; but on acco1nt of the preaen' circumstances it is very hard to make a o'clock. delivery throughout the city. However we are doing our best l If your paper does not arrive after | a reasonable time. notify the local | representative at phone g.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
REMARKS ON THE ROAD
"whassamatter? Got a bumplus

Tried your gas, old top?"
 "whyn't yuh' push her t tn top O that hill n try'r out on compression? ?'
 T owned one O them things once, an'---"
 "Mebbe your differential has got tangled up in your vacuum tank, huh?"
 T know a feller bout a mile i'm here's got a coupla mules, mister"
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
Metals

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Copper easier. electrolytic spot and nearby, 11Mm12c; later 12612Ac. Tin steadier: spot. 2e.25; futures, 2e.12 iron steady: No. i northern. 21.00@ e2.oo: No. northern, 2o.oo@2Ioo; No southern, 1900. Lead steady; spot. 40. Zinc quiet; East St. Louis delivery, spot, APO. Anthony, spot 50
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
f;bsrfv Bonds

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Liberty bonds closed: si6s. $ss.34: first 4s' sS7.70 bid; second AS. $si-ez pio. fsrst Ia. ss7.es; second 4As, s7.eS; third 4Ks s91.36: fourth 4hs. $S7.s0; victory sAs. sss.74; victory 4As,
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
Cotton Futures

NEW YORK. Aug. 22-Cotton fu lures closed strong; October. 1s.5s; December, 1922: January, 1896; March, 14.0s; May, 1415.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-The cotton market closed strong at net ad- vance of 3S to 50 points with De- cember quoted at 1892 compared with 13.47 at the close Of last week. Spot cotton quiet, 1890.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
Bar SilUer

NEW YORK, Aug. 22--Bar silver. domestic, ssA; foreign, 6lA; Mexi- can dollars. AT.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
kelgEEG2

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SER
 VICE BETWEEN New York, Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore Montreal Portland. Me.
 AND Liverpool, Southampton London derry. Cherbourg, Antwerp. London. 0lasgow. Havre. Rotterdam. Meditsr- ranean. Plymouth, Bristol DAustg. r.evant, Hamburg.
 For rates of passenger sailings or general information. apply to
 W. WARD oAvlEo General Ticket Agent for ArizonA 44s West Washington Street
 Phoenix. AriaouA.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE

Roosevelt Dam over the Apache Trail
  Wednesday and Friday To Tempe Mesa hourly
  Liberty Buckeye Arlington and Gillespie UNION STAGE DEPOT 3-i5 Jefferson Street.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Newly decorated un- furnished half double brick bungalow in Wentworth. 52S w. Lynwood It
 YOUNG white woman to do cook
 ing and general housework. Apply 18th St. and Thomas road or phone 1R11. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23

The bluebird, not the robin. is the first of the spring birds to arrive north.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
Doino Our Best

A carload of living quail has been sent from Mexico to the state game commission of Maryland
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23

NOT ALL OF THEM Teacher--Do you know the popula- tion of Bradford?
 Kenneth-Not all of them. teacher. We've only lived here two years.-- Edinburgh Scotsman.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
GIN AT SIX POINTS
 NOT HURT BY FLOOD

Persistent rumors have been circu- lated that the Farmers gin at Six Points had been badly damaged by the Cave Creek flood. This is the gin with which the Arizona Pima cotton Growers have contracted to do part of the association ginning at a. price reported to be 50 cents per hundred.
 The association investigated the re- ports of damage and determined them to be unfounded. The Santa Fe enl- bankment, that practically encom- passes the gin on two sides, prevent ed the flood waters form reaching the property and the plant is entirely uninjured and ready to run, they re- port.
 Association members coming from the south side can reach the gin over concrete pavement py following Gen. tral avenue to Mcdowell road and down that street to the gin. Sew eral growers from the Mesa district called at the association office yes- terday and announced their determi- nation to haul to the Six Points sin, it is declared.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23
AUTO PAINTING

Bystems installed: your bookkeep- ing done daily. weekly or monthly A. Edwin Greene. Accountant 1402 ". Van Buren. Phone 566s. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-08-23

J. H. Anderson, owner of the ga- rage that was demolished Friday night during the storm. announced Monday that just as soon as he is able to get his tools from under. the debris of the old building. he will open for business in the building
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-01
Narozeniny Jana AmoSa
KOmenSkehO.

Vyslanci Ceskoslovenske republi.
ky, Dru. r. St6pankovi We Wash
ingtonu. dGkovati dunno. ze 28
brezen leto5niho roku slaven byl
vzpominkou jednoho nejvetsich
paedagog6 sveta, Jana Amosa Ko.
menskeho, biskupa Cesko- MORAY
skych Bratfl.. zactvem vefejnych
obecnych a vyssich skol Spojenych
Stat6.
Jan Amos Komensky z1stane
sluncem zaffcim ma obzoru velkole.
pc historic naroda Ceskeho a Glove.
censtva v1bec!
Jedna v6c pri upozorn9ni komi-
safe vereineho vyucovanl We Spoje.
n5ch Statech. P. P. Claxtona. w.
slancem DR.. Stepankem. zarazi.
Proc opomenuta hlavni stranka We.
likosti Jana Amosa Komenskeho
Ci to bylo anebo jest ku hane toho
/. to velikana dusevniho. ze byl bi.
skupem Jednoty Ceskc. Moravskych
BratTi. ze vira Boha byla ieho
neochveinou oporou?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-01

skupa dne l6. srpna, 1868. Pc me-
kolika letech JIM Karoline.
pozdeji diocesi Richmond We Vir-
ginii pfesazen byl sem do Balti-
more CO svetici biskup. Kdyz Ar
cibiskup Rayley zemfel Biskup
Gibbons nastoupil jeho misto co
h!ava archdiocese Baltfmorske v
1878 byl povJsen ma arcibiskupf.
Dne 80. cervna, 1886 kdyz slavil
stribrne iubileum sveho knezstvi
byl vyvolen co kardinal II. bfez-
ma, 1887 rukou papeze Pia TX OBJ
drzel kardinalsky klobouk. Co
Kardinal byl znamy po celem svete
iakozto osoba ucena, svata praco-
vita. Spisy jeho byly pfelozene do
mnohych c1zich Teci a po celem
svete rozSifene. Po cels Amerlce
byl uznan "a jednoho neilepsich a
nejmccnejsich obcan6. CO prace Wy.
konal pro tuto zem nenl mono slo-
Wy vyjadfiti. Nebylo zadne dilo
narodne vyznamne kterem on
nemel yelky zaiem a podil. Y Kar-
dinali Gibbonsu Amerika ztratila
jednoho nejlepsich svych rodakd
Pro zdeisi ceskou kolonii mel tea
We SVEN velkem srdci zesnuly kar
dinal pravou otcovskou lasku.
/ Precasto Sc vyptaval ma pomery Y
osade nasi sv. Vaclavske a Cechn
yHbec. A otazce svobody pro
starou nasi ylast. nemale mel zaslu-
/ nv zvlaste zde " Americe. Bude
to dlouha leta nezli Cesi zde Bal
timore pfitele jemu najdou podob-
neho.
PohTeb zemfeleho prelata odby-
vati Sc bude We ctvrtek 81. bTezna.
PohThu Sc z1castni velky zastup
| cirkevnsch hodnostaf6. a vyslanct
] cd vlady zemske. statni mestske.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-01

Anebo snad reDabiice Cesko.
slovenske by to ku hang "a zpl-
tecnictvi p1vazovano byti mohlo.
kdyby jeji zastupce upoz)rnil CHI
nu ma Komenskeho nejen jako ma
lednoho 2 vychovatel6 nejv6tsiho.
ale spolu jake ma biskupa Jednoty.
jez vyznamenaval4 sc cistoh dem i
kracii?
Jiste ne v Americe a whine, ze
ami kde jinde! VIada Spojenych
.Stat1 ami obcanstvo "a nabozenstvf
Sc nestydf HBohem nepohrdaji!
Zdali bylo vhodnym uctiti pamat-
ku tohoto muze n9jaky tanecnim
vykonem. jest lepe mleenim pomi-
nouti. Phi povrchnosti oslavy iak
snadno by Sc mohlo stati, ze dusi
zactva Komensky z6stati by mohl
zapsan jako nejaky tanecni mistr
aneLo hVezda ma bllnkytu base
ballu!
Ten narod je st astea. jak uei Ko-
mensky. We sven spise stesti ma
roda, We kterem kazdy Glen kona ci-
lie 1--WE svou praci, kde mali dobre
vychovanl mladeze pestujf vzd5la
nost' kde pocta Bozl je cista a
vrouci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-01

We ctvrtek. dne % brezna o
IL 80 hod. dopol. zemTel We sve
residence svetoznamy cirkevni hod-
nostar. Kodak naseho m6sta Balti-
more. Narozen %. cervence 1884.
odebral Sc Sc svymi rodici do stare
vlasti odkud Sc po smrti otce rodi.
ny vr4tili zp9t do Ameriky. V ro.
ce 1851 Vstoupil do kolleje sv. Kar-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-01
PrYni Gibhonsoya naySteva
Rhine.

Jeste jako generalni vikaf sever
nj Karoliny byl James Gibbons po.
volan do Rima do cirkevniho snemu
l869-70, isa neimladsim biskupe
mezi poctem sedmi set tTiceti sed.
mi pritomnych. Pri sve smrti byl
posledni z biskup1 ma zivu roz1stav-
sich toho skveleho shromazdeni.
kterez prohlasilo neomylnost pape.
zovu.
Byl to prvni ekumenicky snem
cd tridentskeho l545 papez pri
ieho svolavani pravil, ze to "bude
necbyceiny lex pro neobycejna
zla. - Nebot' zemc evropske tehdy
.zacaly op1tne proiednavati otazku Q
pomeru statu cfrkve; bylo mnoho
nepokoju a vzduch plny nejistoty.
A do tohoto velikeho snsmu cirkev,
niho piisel biskup Gibbons. teprve
SO rok1 citaiici "a pouhych osm ro-
| kd DO SVEN vyjiti re seminare. nej.
mladsi katollcky bjskup na svet6
Jelikoz byl obneho tela a dopada
jeste mladsfm nezli skutecne byl
byl die toho oznacovan. ale velm
pfipadnou okrasou mu byla jeht
velika skromnost.
Duchovenstvo Osady sv. lVaclava
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-01

la blizko Baltimore. a v 1856 male
zame no seminafi P. Marie ma
Paca St. Dne 80. cervna 1861 Wy
svecen byl ma kneze a ustanoven
byl CO kaplan cArame sv. Patrika
a 1863 co farar osad6 sv. Bri-
CITY ma Hudson St. Pc velmi w
znamne cinnosti osadach a co sc
kretar biskupa, poyysen byl ma BIZ
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-04-01
Tez cize zeme budou sv5mi W.

Tez cize zeme budou svymi W.
slanci zastoupene. -
Amerika ztraci obcana vyznam.
neho, mesto Baltimore v1dce mou-
dreho. cirkev katolicka prelata u
ceneho. a Cesi Baltimorsti pfitele
otcOvskeho.
V den pohfbu bude zvoneno umi-
rackem We vsech koste llch cd ii do
IL cd do 5 odDole Inc kdy Jeho
telesne .pozGstatky ulozene budou
do hrobky pod hlavniin oltaTem v
kate lrale.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19

Columbia Heights.
coLUMBiA HElGHTs-six rooms and bath;
deep lot; porches; ami. Price, 81. 9O0.
MekEExER 4 Goss. 1905 Eye 1T. N. 4192.
COLUMBIA ROAD. mr. 18th ST., colonial
P sHoEsfAKER. 1907 n. Z. ave. II. llee:
COLUMBIA HElGHfs NEAR 18th ST.
Ten rooms and bath: AMI; double gar
age; attractive. Price. Si3.ooo, MckBEfEk
4 Goss. i4o5 Eye u. Main 4152.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19

Pefwsr<k csnf;nusd.
ssis m q. TT--siIce' : No.,
p;sS izsz ..s-z' ,iss ;;sss z ss'.s: g. .s
y h- AVE- fefs5Tlk. es-ssT. IT,"
W. a. .S,v.sss s,sst; -. q rssr esssb.s 80.
4: 3: VIII. q c.. sss a X ~ 80
fLLisof 81. Or. SfS- . s1-
r1ss. a,is.sii sis; ia; ;s.s !, .',sss :. wEhhf
Thik9 81 M. cIE TIXTE K0007
wv M IA '',s5s1,s ssrspssns 50. 90 Prs. ss,. = cos
i7ssl -; : /. 'sIi izIil1szf z %
PETWoRTH. QUINCY III ~ 49,
rsos isi sssasa' ssasss - ! ,.ss g :. .l', ss's
n 2. CHURCH nd. fseinr sol6isTTT Ho@s
ms. reeeptien han; TIE b.: attic;
-; else; b.lltassar uh hoO.s !. IA
worth; se.s0o. wILDNAN q Co. Sth 4
n. Franklin eos.
PErwoRrH-S1o.eoa.
Corner semi-dstached brick % r.y.o,
street; Q iarIs rosms and hniabed sttie:
bathi h-w-h-s attractive elec. artures:
epen An plaes: nne eenersts bassnsat:
lnundry tubsf nerrant's toilet; psrcl.es:
spacG Very gOod terms wN. 4 PBiis
LIPS. 1909 n. y. ave. Main S6
ALLISON ST. NEAR CA. AYE--SS 6o5
Practically pew eolonlHi boass In this Do.
sirable loentien. has IarEs rnoas; ban:
h.-u.h.; else. hTh1. front and rssi
porches: eomplets basement; aundT,
trays; ssrvnnf'a toilet, etc; deep lot =,
paved alley; room for Earsrs. Owp.1
very anxious 70 sell; esn b. hnndl.d .,
easy terma wM. q. PHILIIPS It0S A
Y. ave Main %.
PETWORTH-ss.060
An unususl opportunity 20 secure a Vel.
built brtck bouss at Loo cost; @ roou.s
md hath q bedroomsl; h.-~h: sIse
lights; hardwood hoors and trim: paroost
noors frst noor; doubie rear porchss; dsep
lot 10 paved alley: metal GhraFs Hou..
h IN good eon1ition and can b. bouFht
On easy terms. wM. 3. PHILLIPS isOS
n. 7. ave. Main s6
wEBsTER 81, PETWoRTB-DstSc6sz
frnme; 5 rms. q b.; h.-wh.; elee. tI,25o:
$500 cash wIDhAN q CO.. Stt q Ii
FrsnkiiB 64oe.
OVERLOOKING soLDTERs' H0NE Avn
entire city; beautiful tapestry briet. G.
room home: oak hoou upstairs and do~u
cement front porch. and real open freplsr,
plastered and enclosed-in sleepihF pSrrh
room for garage Price, s. 800: sTrsption-
| ally attractive terms. WN- 8. PHILLIPS
1909 y. Y. ave. n. sS
UPSHUR ST, Mr. soLDTERs' HoNE-
II q nm b.; h--w-h-; elee.; fruut a rpsr
porches: gar. space: hardwood throurhout.
hBs eoDd-: price onIy Slo.SO0: terms cIn -
karrsRged- wILDMAN 4 CO.. 9th a X
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26

M. l4TH Q ST. y. W.
s rms. & b. $4,000.
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
rms. ami. $1,000.
W. OF 18th ST. & y. OF MASS AVE.
2-family fat. $3.50.
Mr. PENSION OFFICE
rooms & hath.
Mr.. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. & ST.
10 rms. K b. $4,000.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
NOTED PIANIST COMES FOR RECITAL
Wednesday Night at the Masonic Temple

Joseph Lhevtnne, famous pianist. Will
give a recital at the Masonic Temple
on next Wednesday night. His ap-
pearance here win be welcomed by those
who patronize the best on the concert
stage.
Lhevinne first came to America In 1907.
he toured this country successfully up
to the outbreak Of the war when he was
interned In Germany and obliged to
cancel his American tour Of 1914-1gl5.
It was not until 1919 that circum-
stances permitted his return after a lapse
of six years, whereupon his old time ad-
mirers rallied to the standard Of their
former favorite and the great Russian
found himself the lion of the hour.
He made ais first return appearance
before a great Hippodrome audience Of
over five thousand people, and during
the season gave three recitals in Carnegie
Hall, alone, besides appearing in New
York under various auspices as often
as his outside engagements would per
nit Chicago welcomed him upon six
different occasions, two of which were
Appearances with the Chicago Orchestra.
He was also soloist with the Detroit, st.
Louis and Cincinnati Orchestras.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

there should be more than the usual tens
dency toward sentimentaIity, but decer~
ton will be easys since the stars enable
men and women to conceal their faults
and appear at their best.
Persons whose birthdate IL is should
beware Of ell sorts Of diAsensions, domes-
tic as well as thOse that grow out Of
business affairs. Harmony in the family
may be easily maintained. The young
will court and marry.
Children born on this day may be
quick tempered and self willed but these
subjects Of Taurus usually are very for
tunate in financial matters They should
be good executives,-(C Copyright, 1921
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14
HOROSCOPE
MONDAY. MAY 1e.

Good and evil influences contend today,
according to astrology. Although Msr-
curry and Jupiter are in benefic aspect
early in the morning. Uranus and Mars
are adverse later. Venus smiles on men
and women after the noontime.
During this planetary sway the best
direction is supposed to be given to men
who holds the reins Of authority.
The stars smile on lovers today and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

The quartette Of husbands and wives Is
enacted by Claire windsor, Louis Cal
hern, Mons Lisa and Phillips smalley.
The photo-play is staged in costly set
tings, the marble palace home Of New
York millionaire on the Pacific coast sup
plying many of the scenes.
A comedy, the Kineto review and Tade
Dolan's musical entertainers will round
out the program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14


her father dies,
and who gives up
the old life for
her sake and goes
straight.
Two former pals
cf Doyle's, who
have never for
given him for de-
serting t h e m,
frame a robbery
on him which
S e n ds him to
prison again. In
prison Jimmy's
work as a doc
tors assistant is
b / g hly praised.
and shows that
he has devoted
considerable time
TO the study Of
medicine and sur
gerry. A dying
man in priso n
leaves a plan Of
escape to Jimmy,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

The players In the feature include BIZ
Patton. Carlyn Wagner Lee Pate, Ed
ward Burns, Chuck Welte and hundreds
Of hard riding cowboys. In addition to
the. feature attraction Eddie Boland viii
be seen in his latest comedy, "A Straight
Crook
j. l. Il
FORMER FOLLIES BEAUTY
IN ~SHELTERED DAUGHTERS"
George Bronson Howard, dramatist
has written a protest against parents
rearing their girls inAgnorance of the
pitfalls to be encountered In life In
Sheltered Daughters" which will hold
the screen at the Alhambra the first half
Of next week
Justine Johnstone, Broadway star,
formerly with 1.-THE Follies," appears in
the picture. Miss tombstone has the role
Of the motherless daughter of a famous
detective. Because he, of necessity rubs
elbows with the criminal element Of
society he determines that his girl shall
be reared in a state of such rigid
seclusion that her only knowledge will
be of the good and pure side of human
nature. He failed to take into account,
however, that some Of her girl friends
might be better vsrsed as to the ways OF
the world This happens to be true with
one of them, and this particular girl
soon influences her to seek adventures
away from the parental roof.
She becomes entangled in the schemes
Of a clever crook bent upon filching q
group Of wealthy men out Of a huge sum
of money, and needing a woman ao-
complete he has little difficulty in max
ing the girl his unconscious tool. II
chances to fall the lot Of her father to
bring him to justice and it is a good deal
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

traction throughout
the week at the Re-
gent.
The locale Of the
feature is Paradise
Valley IN the early
9Os, when the val
ley was fast becom-
ing the sheep rails
ing center of wy
oming. There APP
peared suddenly in
the midst OF the
peaceful sheepmen
a mysterious band
of desperadoes who
venture forth at
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-14

forces him to create scandal while the
family is at church. He pokes valuable
papers into his sisters beau's pocket.
and the young man is arrested as
burglar. There is a dramatic rescue at
the end of the picture, when the doctor
saves Henry and his dog when they are
.lding down the railroad track in a hand
car. The picture closes with Henry the
possessor Of a new brother-in-law.
The cast includes such players as
Doris May, Wheeler Oakman, Raymond
Hetton, Lillian Leighton, and last but
not least, "Queenie," Jackies dog.
1 !
sNowsToRMs GAVE CHANCE
FOR REAL ALASKAN SCENES.
The great snowstorms last February,
which stopped traffic on the railroads
and entirely Isolated towns like Port
Henry, on Lake Champlain. were a bless
ing In disguise. This has been one Of
the most severe winters Port Henry has
ever experienced, but flso one of the
most prosperous. And the reason is the
motion picture.
AS soon as Rex Beach heard Of the
ideal conditions at Port Henry for Alas
kan snow scenes, the Goldwyn Comp any
sent their actors and directors to Lake
Champlain to take the winter scenes for
the Beach picture entitled, @The North
Winds Malice" which will be shown at
the Ohio for seven days commencing Sun
day.
New York City was ransacked for cos
tunes such as are worn IN Alaska and
a group OF sturdy men was selected to
portray the part in the story which has
its setting at Hemlock, a small mining
town In Alaska.
All sections Of the country are rep
resented in the cast that was assembled
by Goldwyn for THE North Winds
Malice" Tom Santschi and Joe King
were brought East from the actors para
disc Of Los Angeles, where Mr.. King has
been since he left his home town Of
Austin, Texas. Tom Santschi was born
in Switzerland. Vera Gordon was born
in Russia and was engaged By wireless
while returning to New York from a
theatrical engagement in London. Jane
Thomas, the leading woman, was en-
gagged In Chicago. The leading Juvenile,
Walter Abel, comes from St Paul
f. Il :
FORMER DRAMATIC STAR
NOW IN A CROOK MOVIE.
H B. Warner, in dice OF Destiny"
will be the feature attraction st Mister
Smiths, beginning Sunday. The star is
seen as Jimmy Doyle, crook, who Is given
the guardianship OF Nancy Preston when
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havoc among The great focks Of sheep.
Discovering the master mind Of this
powerful secret society makes the action
of "The Midnight Riders" interesting.
Many unusually thrilling stunts also
are seen in the feature, many Of which
never have been duplicated on the screen,
according to advance reports.
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vantage Of the opportunity and makes
his getaway. In the meantime back In
the city one OF the ex-pals is annoying
Nancy, and Jimmy arrives In time to
rescue her. Jimmy strangles Montieth
within an inch of his life, and when
his lifeless body is found, Jimmie is ac-
cused Of his murder because of finger
prints found on the dead mans neck.