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The St. Johns herald., 1921-05-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

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The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06
LEGAL 1eTIc Es.
NOTICE OF FILING OF PETITION
TO CONFIRM TITLE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there
has been filed in my Office as clerk of
the Polk Chancery Court, a petition
for the confirmation of the title to the
following described lands: The South
Half of the Northwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter (S1k NWh NEA)
and the north thirty five (35) acres
Of the Southwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter (SWA NEA), all
in Section Thirty-two 1922, Town
ship Two (2) South, Range Thirty
,l2Gl West, in. Polk County Arkansas,
VI ia III ddi sting df the title Cd Che sasise
Roberts, petitioner herein
And all persons claiming said lands
lor any interest wherein hare warned
and called, upon to appear in the
Chaneery Court Of Polk County, hAra
Kansas, within six week. sff6fh this
date And Show cause whyfqshfa .title
to said lands should ssrl6to BE tbnfifAae "a
I'M Said Scotty Robert9.rtrso ss9isa Ii
/ Witness MY hand as iiclgfk, IT. the
+Ghaficery Court Of Pnlk County; A RI
KANSAS. and the Seal thereof, op this
1st day of December. 1920 S'g" !,
-2ens Z. H VOL. PARKER, Clerk Y
Minor Pipkin, Solicitor For petiloner
Ady.-1st pub December 2, 1922"
Last pib., January, g, 1921. 81 ~ rs
- n 3l0T 5df- JR' bafi2iF ,RuaM = atl
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06
! &C. G'eiRf.Nsaga|gwas|S,g,, HxIsss3

ynhQterinE the situation Instant
/ he Colonel thrust MS head outfhs
e m1IIRdo n Isl gggIo,tsIh. Ct 4.
19lngfinA Scrosslngz dfesiholdine
cnere against my viii. Get the mill
~ together and phone for Rondeau
MS woods-crew. Send the switch
- ae . aenSS kccupH ps dfts up for
rem. phcise foundstone. Tell hlm
''i'''i''illifiliIIiliIllii'iiliiHlFlllilifll
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06
NnfIoE oEi SHERIFNs SALE

8 Notiee IS Hereby given that in pui-
|suance Of the authority and directions
|eonaifed IN IAN order Of the Clerk of
Ethe Polk Circuit Ceuyt ,pade pD the
Firth day Of December 1920, ia The
|Fausea of the Farmers "a Merchants
EBank, Complainants5 aid MRS. j. q,
|sWiRsett DefendIpk4eA atraRsSript, : q
proceedings OF said cause baKing, been
Ehled with the CLERK Of the Pong Cir
tauit Court, by s. n. Smith y F., be
fore, whom Judgment was obtained
against the defendant, the, under
Isigped, Sheriff of Polk, Security, Win
kpffeTr for sale at public outcry, K" the
Brightest bidder, at the East DOOR Of
Ethe .sPelko County courthouse, in thu
hiity 81, Menaa I within The Hours pfse
Eseribed by law for judicial sales, sson
ex4iasa s aese4 gb Ie tqs
sub bas Iau' d III fofs 81. 81 5gss ahd
20 fof Hai ,fisE d6TtlldH t., s
Iowa qfoNepaajp Palh County, efA Az
kansas. !
10 TeBMssQfl Sale, On aseFsslib of three
months, the purchaser being required
30 eyecutela bond with. approved seep'r.
| ity, bearing interest at bhe rate Qt
S per- cent lper oannum from date Of
| sale, until paid and a, hen being re-
tanned Qn the premises sold to, secure
the payment OF, purchase money, Nh
q Given pnderrmy hand this the Ttf
day iqfd Qecember,) 1920 3yaa .i.Lsqa +
! "a bre rgrtuJ. "A. THORNTON, :
~ Sheriff Of Polk County, Ark,
| AdynFirst pub. December 20, 4 920.
Last pub. January Is, 1921 In
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06

rs Mas sgaafs bs9 taods 9hs 10 H
yaud. Bryce 6lardigan1 saw tie Hash ~
rineaand felta sdddeif sting on Ms
efta fdrearms He leaped around IN
frditf /. of' TIRE cowcatohef ito gaihothe
shelter Of the engine, and another Ppt
bet struck at his feet and rieocheted'
or fnlG %ne night, ~ WAS followed Fny'
a fnsiq ade,otheI bullets Kicking apuuie'
eNhltoi tllstufbekii seaftif 0amops iha
worl,rrslriud sending them sdurryine
10 various points of safety. In an IN
stant the ,~ossfnsi Was deserted. and
work hauaheen stopped. while from
tbeiHai ~ tnep ,Sljaeent lumber pile
the BLACK Minofca poured a streilp, OF
eaf and amy i4yectiye az every point
which he sllsnectsad of harhering
Cardigan follower su,Y
se "a IKE % plug 4iprd Backapmry
INJURED. .000.el qsf sew e'enlisa -,
.i8 What wouldebe the9use2 This VIA
fbis, hast alshiain itumheidt eouhs
nty-4.ilfq 40 sdT s3u9o az az hlqe sH
A rsne sbet rang out from tte side
OF gB street /; from the, lumber PILE
across he; street Bryce and ogllvy
heard ., suppressed igFlnt of PAIN ana
"a crash, as OF "a breaking board IN
staahly sitisapf9 the shadows George
I Sea otueaJ ednei padding ION velvet
fectoiMae III hahd land then Bryce
AtYV'' .c2G fEa'
IAN right: b8es.1 kaid ee6fge sim,
Div Az ne t1Bhed bryce and ogflyy' I'M
DEF me lee Of the, locomotive Now
ave yet busy ragqin."' al 0fs s9lrq. 81 :.
'ltsafeo mem QgilTgs ca4ea spash
% the jebs gAndaiwhilei HrSee' ltei'
lowed hy the careless George Sea OF
tar went into the lumber yard % sue,
cor the sBeg;ya .QFftsy7e3tHf fl sSamp 'l's
to The sfidAnp ~ stepping tfto the open
and, staE4inssFpriskly rt4ot work Sts1se
4shoNeLcros sonsda 1sw sdt 9niyiysg Z
ta A44thei lrlfh0nR efcthe1pIleH 9HilmueE
ths i,lhtao Efiunrca ams disubreredTwifh
j Ss,tefass nesn i@B,ihd III his afghtshipS
also he was suffering Ytoin numerous n's q Y
.lbrn5 ~ < nj Sohfhsiops,ng' George l Sea
! pttef, ;hosseSsed himself sf thfe Ialsp
eholo's rifle. while Bryce pickee fNf
wretch UP and carried him TO ms auto
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06

Ut ftfNsifi-S SFestf hdnd fstoSeH
over The Colonels neck. while down
Water street dark streak that was
Buik 9gilvy spedHowaud hi a0tonfSS
bpeNi1Itendiaf 20 cllmit III ahJ NH h.
PenniuEton'sfpARAker aNphskpkt alke !
tie was too late however Sexton
sYpng his car and departed al full
-fbffsloYRs NvatteSuee3. aeavrs he
ti4sarfsohh eaA Burk 20 fretxrn Atihg
to the scene of operations.
Bryce Cardigan released his hnIdron,
4 Fen1lpgt0}n e peck "Yon win, Colo
neil" he announced, sNo good "a can
come Of holding yod mere aIfS iohgrear
INFO your car and Oh your @ay.~ Dol
e"Thank lyu6, young man. the Colo-c
/, mel ANSWERED. and there vas d metals
J NE ring ID tiis voice. Iellodked are
1his ahtnh9 in the glare of na ytorch.
IffPaepty qfitH9e." he murmured. q ''Gurs
few shaBg not dringa tonigfits ga Quite
deliberately he climbed into the
mayors late source Of woe and
breezed away.
Colonel Pennington did not at once
Dretufn to- bssthonle shdWeFer.} Instead
ne droye up to the business center of
thestowh. 9 Tie Streets ivere edeserfedj
but one Saloons the Sawdust Pfle-a,
iSas srill OpenG J0IAaAEIM brow
5IPenBingtoD strobe dhw6gh the bar
baRd 5ntofhe baeK ti,Sopa Where. d lsiutn7
Der 8fv p9Eefi games we're Up progress
ger r mowent he. stood, bis, cold
hidian ,gIance, circling the room I'M
~ ~ GANG 70 rest on no less a per-,
sonage tlian the Black Mifiorca. al
Individual with .whdfn the reader has
alreAdy had some slight a edadiRtahee
1t will he lSfecaied that thelgRlack
Minorca led the futile rush against
Bryce Cardigan that day in Penning-
toms woods.
NFhe Colonel APPROACHED the table
Where the Black AIfiiotra SAT- thlhB,
fhgA the edges bf his g leafdss and
touched the cholo on the shoulder.
The Black Minorca turned, and pen
\ ninngtOn rlodded TO, .himo to- follow;
/ whereup6n the latter tashdd III his
chips and joined his employer on the
sidewalk Here whispered CONVEX
sation ensued, and at it's conclusion
|lthff Blacl1 Mipor4 Nodded 4lgQrpusly}
10 SSpreg. ~ ?SSGGreal r The G9lqnel. an,
J fiF EN- good and Qfentyr ,,t,.,9 saf; y
Together Pennington and the. Black
Minorca entered the AUTOMOBILES ana
proceeded swiftly to the Lsguna
Grande Lumber company's mill office.
From a locker the Colonel produced q
repeating rife and three boxes of
cartridges, which he handed to the
cholo, who departed without further
ado into the night
Twenty minutes later, from the top
OF lumber pile In Cardigans drying
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06

Ia
kartinued from a previous isse.)
the junction with the main Inc
h hacked briskly nr intos the
p.svnda Grande woods. and ddpIed
1 E,be two loaded fiat cars, The
'.Isds gang -stfamiaed9 aboard Che
''ss and the2 trdib pulled iodoifSsses
MA FortysmIn6t@s tetsthey] pDis
\ " down wnar sbeepaedislids "a
Hiding halt fm esihregectioh 3
,lbet YDOJkGATINs =
from the asfkness spfor ardi.anis
ring yard. where they bad zen
lining twenty. nicked, men Of he
1,h crew nov emerged, bearing an
4 p,us and tools: UhdeftBp bglIys
',I Is, the di,t promptly begab to
while the woods crew uhI5aded ha
Ill and piled them close TO the Pc
vak.
Suddenly i voice, harsh and stridnt
,,M nassion,l rose above :, TIE, tlfudof
1 lnlrks anditife dang III uastal 2 9
%Fhos in charge here. ahd lWhatm
.lases do you mean by cutting ny
raeksf"
Bryce turned in time to behold 81
,eEh Pennington leap from an afos
aohsle and advance upon Buck Ogny.
,riiyy held a lantern up to the Go
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06
WARNING ORDER.

No. s9s-In the 7Chanceryl Court of
Polk County Arlsansasw yghnne
Cora Shackefdrd, Plaintiff, VS.. j. "A.
< Shackelford, Defendant.
The Defendant, A., A. Shaekelford
is warned To- appear ir : this Z court
within Thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the Plaintiff, Cora
.Shackelford. -.
Witnessi my Hand and the seal Of
said cosrto this eth day of December
1920 sirigefa 600 COD tuedf gniteva
w. i. PARKER, Clerk.
McPhetrige & Martin. attorneys for
plaintiff B9~J.b Stuart, attorney ad
iiterd.i r. sabi, edf sniss9nTsd fo saa
Adv.-First pub. December. 81 1920
Last pub. December 80. 1s20eioIi or
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLIOAiFIoM +,

NOtbOE tfOh uIfeU3>LIS4AAlQN r
Department. Cofuthe interior, sUupSl
So Land Office at Camdeng Arkansas,
December 49, 1920 ss1i5srid9 .sdI
NOTICE isnhereby given that boo
STERLING lPg sQUlSENgERRY, z,
of Hatfield, Arkansas, Wild, on No
vember 3,g1919, made Snhohnestsad
entry, No. 0SS43, for the SWdA SEA-
Section 10, Township (, s., Range 81
w, 9Th Principal Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention, to ~, make Final
Communication Proof, to establish
claim to the land. above described, be-
fore the Circuit, Clerk of Polk County,
at Mena, Arkansas, on the 9th, day
Of January, 1926 w gsN bns .rf
Claimant names as Witnesses iq
Nell Dale, Raymond Dale, William
Rork, Joseph N Latch, all of Hatheid'
:. B. M TREBLE, Register, 4
Adv. First pub. December 20, 1920.
Last. pub, January 20, 192Is'w gdyir
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06

TfFlal7 81 rssehf6fceuients. Colonel Pen
sbtfgftIn, ifaipit burtfed the streets en-
e5n& SO hR ih8ihel he was DESTROYS OF
a@tah746 a1ieaSs ulster before ven
turing forth again into the night air
The violent slam with which he
closed the fronted9orAfter him brought
Shirley. in dressing gown and slippers.
to the staircase,
auacE2 aSbfifh she called. 'what's
the matter?'
srf9rereF the devil TO pay" he an
swered what fellow Cardigan is back
of lhe N. c. O.. after all and he and
'cgffvs have a gang of fifty men down
al the intersection OF Water and h
streefS SUE Rsg ,a q sisee1cressAns Of
our line"
TIE dashed INTO tRee living room, and
IIshe heard bin Gslbns frapticallS ~ into
the teleph0heiW igsI ann hna MD
cards sfg'i she tDnrnMrest,unnd crepf
doea9 Fhen stalfs.l IA Aeangi behind the
heaSypoTtleres atlthe entFapde to the
living room.
81 '1TfaJ You, Pb1nHstopeT r. she heard
ihirh nsaS Igdrapialy, into Aeo tfansplt
ter Pennington speakang, Young
Bryce Cardigan rs behind that y. G. o.
outfit. and it's 4 digging iiohh and not
Intended ITO builda through to- Granf's
Pass al ALL Cardigan and Ogilyy are
at Water and B streets this very in
stant with a gang of Atty men emitting
In a jump crossing Of my lines curse
them They'll have II in by six O'Clock
tomorrow morning II ssomethinG isn't
done-and once theyrgetlit In the fats
In the hre.fdcN od5 ne sey0d Is aalbl
Ito be continued
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06

Department Of the Interri&oar,92 3, 5,
Land Office at Camden, Arkansas,
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06
NOTICE FdR PUBLICATIONS

Notice is hereby given that a bill
will be introducedip the General AS
sen,blg dor the State OF Arkansas at
rs next biennial session to repeal Sec
Hom ii and thef partpfi Seefion 5iperf
s' Polk ' County UNITY BOTH II Special Act
10. Si3. of Vie 1919 'Gehera Assem-
blyxs The deffeeta Of this will be to All
hw,the county superintendent a salary
Of not more than $500 asI Isl the cate
With aid lotherSceunties sundarthebgens
erallaws dom EFT ginsrisaemsh
The County sBoardiof Education
u fnouf MarkiP Oiney, Pres.
: asiieq odToin y. xWilbanks, Sec.la
ADJ. Soft. qus RI e,onngsd 1iaa1 y
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06

Department of the Interior 3, 5.
Land Office at Camden, Arkansas,
= Decembes A. l92DHTRD TEka
NOTICE is hereby given that
yHbrIfARNE Az e1tMBRYbodx
Of Ink ARKANSAS, nwho3 on 2 Decesnber
26, 1917, made homestead entry, No.
O75143 for ithea SER NEA, Section 6,
Townshipa2 81 Range 1919 isWy0 sth
Principal Meridian, has filed Notice
of fntentiend to make Final brThree
Year Proof, 10 establish claim to the
land above described, before the Cir
cult Clerk Of Polk n County, at MeHa,
kArkahsaa, on the oath day Of aJhnu-
aryia1 Cpl d9ssIq h9bnafte nBmaoH ?
Il Claimant names as withesses.llN q
Walter IL Howard. 70. Sampson
HartisirA. Tee Townsend, all Of Ink,
Arkansas, and Riley Aston of Mena,
lAfkahsas% cav .yr1l 10TH ,riruoa
Pr | 9ld1gqBl M! TRIBBLE, iRegisteflsb
Ad5aGFfst pub December 9, 1920,
Last pub. january 8, 1920, pi,U9ti> i
iN ii l. 10 nochnffN o2le hHR Nam
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06
! Surveyed PennInntop Calmly. .

bel's face AND surveyed Pepnjng;e
i lnlny iyo d. sbeRn4h sdJ t98m 81 "
Colonel" he ,bsgap with exaspera Z
1ng pAltepeTss llLs pres1me, hyou q 40 (
folohel ReIrniAgtons4-srnyh name e.
Buchanan p. oglfvy9l End 9 r. nm
fhafge d these operations, ! am IA
fice president and general manager d
3he n G q, and J. am engaged siuyfh
Rlithe task az ipalSiRg a lunar, crossing
pt your rapsa Have IA nIgaFf' And q.
lhr'fst q psrfertoi undsfl the CeloneIs
hoseq PennAgtoh sttdekiana 10 III
frSupd, and Oh tiler athstant, half, X
fOteH ropgn ,rpstals, ieppted, thel
*hqselsu9Fer rhims He was delugee
Fih dirtyHe 1Hiislgo1ip ri stsissa z
& 'Saand hacla Colonel, sdand ohaagn Y
so.f please vmTai ri the Nay III tEf
fh5eeiers,lo Ifntk. 1tygily& wafnel 6ill
E'2a9'PilslSa To- Snsd biss sdl noqD ii
Bryce Gard gVHn caqiel oXeBQ and u
kigatef hihs Renni1gtohoc hokedy wift
Jury. tYauI- y's1s-an he sptIttsAed. Uni
Abfa to- Lsia more ,drad bias edf
/ 1fm tBso s ,i c. o. Bryce, replied
fNiee rlt1le hYlian, shat Of Yours ahpls
7hesWiiehengine being lafr 0p5ln thl
Shops and athho hauielIoeok tridge I'd
ine ansafe for anis bfg faogni" ri
Booked Pennington over with frank III
|nigatl5h qe'YoG're esrtdlnly nolA all..
~ fqgl0ppYa nI1l Soy lhaf5JRpeR fql
y oAd f2g xni4uh snBei Wsn 9sRms
8 Nowyesstolep my uenglne.soP ennius
'oha almost rTcramedc 4 eTH have ths
law on you fer GRAND lareehyF'edi q
: at'ntt's aYopts dop't = S9oY 4 Epf
3orr svu' eilglg4HkAIEor 81 MY 49,
z0ur own ehgins asFew may beveyFuT
II down here" III
4 ~ attend. to you. sir" Pennington
tepElied, and he turned to Enter 'Mayoll
foannnedsstoae's, TITLE 1jyger,,,'3'oo i i,,a
8 rNot tenighr at least" Bryce re
O''sd ggentlydss'IIaving gene this faF'
would be poor GENERAL to permit
3ou-to escape. -witb--the news %
8Our discovery, Yqu.d he, dqwp herr
i an nour with a couple OF hundref
lelnhsrs oflly6nifanitlIerew aHdL giy'
Il peGpshfuHoii OalIsabtige me- Cold
felsPehhiIlgton aby rcrnaffiIHr exsctl
'hsfe g0n are dhtl} |. aivdi you sbermis
s ION u 'tippaft. ~ n ,hi10Ws}Eik II
Il "An8 gff4G9aaQ .r4dsG II sgmBl "A
& .slw ~ zFffps A .toahaa1sq u
i rnfp ltSb8Il sRlfsnha1dleI yRuo3tfpS
osgVN gfskeS afewbAn nthe fenneap n
zVnniif' H1rdsgan ssoHT .ffiiui#lg u
4 70 Bryce's Infinite surprise me. Cold
SMILED brS'OA.d ivdFa WEIR .hea r.
lled. I sq4gs you've sgot The t'flg'
/, =, yol'RgI lqaqof " You l1nagip pfdi Il I
n the NaTm1sFbv efkmEi pwR ep
"e came awaf tnasunb. adhurr'
qulte forgot my dserveatnJ .dUf
eot-at-all. lll-sit up there ant
= NV aeIppaPEiItslnlugigtl)lrlril
I'LL an hour DasSed. An aut0m0
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06
NOTICE OFaFILINGboF PETITION
=, sd1 10 STONFIRM TITLE. 2lldN

NOTICE Is hereby given FIAT there
has besns filed, in myo Office as clerk Of
the Polk 6hancery Court. "a spetieion
for the continuation Of she1 title of
the following described lands;u The
Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter JFsW Hn9NEA) of Section
RSSs TSs aSy4 tsigRt wes Hti 1T
Polk County rkansass snd, the quiet
ihgaof the title terthe, same new u.
'Philpot, petitioner hey9in'N 40. m.-
Z And AL persons. claiming said lands
or any interest therein are warned
and called upon to appear ip9r the
Chancery court Of Polk County, . Ar
kansas, within SIX weeks lfrqn this
date and show cause why said title
to said lands should not be canfrped
in aidfWsJ Philpot. m Il .59d1o4d
IN Witness my hand as clegk pf the
Ghaneery Court ofdPolk County, Arr
Kansas, and the seal thereof on this
LIST day of December, Il 920w brs IN
Ia srN braWg l.. PARKER. Clerk. :
Minor Pipkin, Solicitor for dpetitpneHl
Adv.--lst.pu December s2,l,d 920, Al
Last pub January g., 1921,ab4rtsa sn
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-01-06
WARNING ORDER

In the Chaheery Court OF Polk ieotpl
i tyg iAfka i7sas. 10 Bank q Of Grapnis,,
Plaif1tif 'NsaP. j. Schuster and Mrs,
p. j.. .Schuster, Defendants. pr :,
Tyfesbefehdants?f4o 49, ,SetusteN ahd
MRS. PF' u Sehustery. llafe warmed Ia
apreaf ni6 this e9urf Within Thirty
dasksaHdsahEwef the e9HslFlhf 6f th9
plhiAfff9 Bank Of Grahhisd i9m %
WITNESS ny hama ahdn the seal, Of
said COURT THIS 1ethhda@ Of Decefiber,
,1qoDf5 2gi5Bi9d0 s9h1 .aiiihtf faln9n
,' WI. yIiAR4y Err, clerk! q
AdvdFhst pub. December %, J1920si
Las3 pub ganhafy Is, sfp21 .sa5 r I9g
aMirhsf PipkihI ,Atty9 for Plntfq s1o.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Gloria Swanson in ''Under
The LASH at the Rialto

In Under the Lash" at the Rialto
Theater this week, Gloria Swanson.
the star. is compared to the beautiful
Shuiamite who was King Solomon s
wife, but as Deborah, the wife Of a
fanstical old Boer farmer, she has none
OF the glory, richness nor ease of life
which fell to the blical character. In
the eyes Of her husband all luxuries.
all articles not BADLY and merely use
ful. are sinful, and her role Of Deborah.
severe, introspective, but highly dra-
matte, is played in q setting plain and
bare, wearing the harsh garb of a
farmers wife in the South African
vcldt- However, Miss Swanson, who
has won reputation for beautiful
gown ng, does not bemoan the fate that
places her in drab environment, since
she holds that good acting rather than
good looks is the chief requisite for
screen work. Under the Lash" was
adapted by J. E. Nash from "The shu-
lamito,' written by Alice and Claude
Aakew, Tie picture was directed bv
Sam Wood Miss Swanson is sun
ported by Mahlon Hamilton as the Eng
lishman and Russell Simpson az the
Doer farmer.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
''Bits of Life'' Featured
AT the Capitol Theater

Bits Of Life" the Marshall Neilan
production In which this director in
troduces the magazine Idea to the
screen, Is presented at the Capitol
heater this week The novelty in mo-
ton pictures offers four separate and
distinct stories by different authors,
lat all linked together by one general
theme, and arc arranged to work up
to striking and dramatic climax. Tho
stories, each Of which forms an cpl
code, are Thomas Morrow's "Thc Bad
Samaritan," Wa ter Trumbull's "Thc
Man Who Heard Everything" "Hop,"
by Hugh Wiley, and Mr.. Neilan's own
short story, "The Strange Adventure
Each episode has separate cast, to-
falling fourteen film stars. The out
standing characterization is that Of
Lou CLANCY. az the pcrsoniflcation o.
Chinese superstition and cruelty.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Nazimova in ssCamille''
All the Riyoli Tl,eater

To any one who has s.en ALA
Nazimova on the stage and enjoyed her
original characterizations, it is need
less to say that in the picture Cam
ille,' which is being shown at the
Rivoli Theater this week, she has
created no stereotyped Marguerite
Gaut er to add to her series OF drama
tic portraits, which range from the
luxurious lady of Hicnens's Bella
Donna" to tAe mischievous waif in
Tho Brat" and the gypsy in "Toys of
Fate" Her Camille" is a nodernized
version, prepared by June Mathis, with
Rudolph Valentino in the part of Ar
mand Daval. Nazimova has given free
rein to her Imagination in costuming
and settings, working in collaboration
with Natacha Rambova, her art d.
rector. N tho evolving Of distinctive
gowna and stage investiturc.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
AT the Columbia

A new burlesque organization, called
The Sugar Plums." is appearing at
the Columbia Theater this week for the
hrst time, presenting two-act travesty
entitled: LET 'Er Rip which has been
wr rtten ~ Addison Burkhardt. Jerome
San1ord composed the music The pro-
duction is the effort Of Dan Dody,
whose activities hitherto have been
confined to the staging Of musical mum
Ders. In this rev show Mr.. Dody has
achieved results that arc fully up to
the besi standards reached in this form
Of entertainment. Joe Freed and Artie
Leeming are the principal fun makers
of tie company, and have the support
os Dolly Rayfeld. Rita Rose. May New
man. Folly VoIlettc, Charles Brown,
Harry Rose, Leo Nadell and Tom Duffy.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

THE Wandering jew" which David
Belasco and A. L. Erlanger will present
at the Knickerbocksr Theater later this
month, is not q dramatizaton of Eu-
gene Sues novel Of the same title. The
play is an original drama, in four
phases and several scenes, and was
written by e. Temple Thurston. 1t re-
Gently closed years Run at the New
Theater, London.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
New Productions Open
Out of Town; Ready
For Broadway Showing

The following productions opened out
of town recently preparatory to
presentation oA Broadway:
"a Bachelors Night comedy by
Wilson Collision, produced at the Ma.
tional Theater, Washington, Sunday,
October 8, with Herbert Vest, William
Roselle, Isabel Irving, Amy Oncly.
Leila Frost, Dorothy Smoller, Lilyan
Tashman and Luella Gear.
"Chickens,' musical comedy by
James Montgomery, music by Harry
Tierney, lyrics by Joseph Mccarthy
produced at Polls Theater Washing
ton, Sunday, October 9, VITA Helen
Ford, John Junior, Hobart Cavanauch.
Charles Dow Clark, John Cherry, Rob
ert O'Connor, Robert Higgins, Bobby
Watson, Georgia O'Ramey, Laura Ar
mold, Mabel Ferry and Stephen Malev
Brittle comedy in three acts in
which Richard G. Herndon stars Mae
March, produced at the Plainheld Thea
ter, Plainheld, N. Y, October 10, with
Jeannettc Wynne, Richard w. Naines.
Vivienne Wing, Madge North, Walter
Connolly, Hubert Druce, Bruce Elmore.
Amy Venness, Frank Holins, David
Walters. Fred J. Nichols, Eleano..
Elkins, John Hoaeland, Lucille Coles,
Walter Wahl, W II. Richards. Ii. John
and Irene Walters.
Phi Phi musical comedy from
the French Of Wi'lemetc and Follor.
Book by Glen MacDonough and Harry
Wagstaffe Gribble, lyrics by E. Ray
Goetz, muse by Henri Christini; pro-
duced at Globe Theater, Atlantic City,
Monday, October 10, with Frances
White, Renee Detling, Maude Odell,
Helen BrodcricA, Polly Butterworth.
Betty Fitch, Billy Huntington, Betty
Dair, Frank Lalor, Robert Woolsev.
Frank Doane, Dorothy Shaeffer, JacQues
Sage and Leone Riddell.
Good Morning Dearies," musical
comedy, music by Jerome Kern. book
by Anne Caldwell, produced by Charles
Dillingham; at tie Apollo Theater, At
lontic City, October 10, with Louise
Groody, Oscar Shaw, Hariand Dixon.
William Kent, Marjorie Wayne, Lilyan
White, Patrice Clark, Pauline Hall,
John Price Jones, Peggy Kurton, Ada
Lewis, John J. Scannell. Mary Gala
ham Ray Moore, Otis Harper, Irving
Jackson, Eduard lie Febvre, Joseph
Viau, Dan Sparks, Roberta Beatty, In
grid Zanders, Ruth Williamson, Muriel
Harrison and Spaulding Hall.
The Title" comedy by Arnold
Bennett, produced at Kingston, N. Y,
October 13, with Lumsden Hare, Selene
Johnson, Sheila Courtenay. Robert
Harrigan, Ernest Cossart, Noel Tearlc
and Emily Lorraine.