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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22

QUITE number OF out-of-town
W people will come on today to be
.no.,s ot the house party which Polly
Griscom IL giving over ''e "een vu,.
Mrs. Clement a "riscom' fV''s
grandmother, will give dinner dehce
toriubt for her at Dolobran, the beau
''t'', rr,.com n,ace nj Haverford. You
tiiui ','o.'n H. .,..t,,,, st,aa
know thnt mousse IL "onuoriu"' n''eu
for dance; there ls a large paiiroom
and n beautiful gallery of paintings,
go. Tho reou,ation drawing rooms.
besides 'he resu'a''o" "'"""e '''''
library and aihins ,', iyon, s Al. p.s
Polly is the daugnter Oh MT. h9o
man Griscom. Her mother; VINO aleo
couple OF years hgo, was M,ss Annie nI,u
Starr, much-ioved woman NJ Sris, !.
CONS house is puiit on lhe gruuhas oI
Dolobran, when rs tne Iamiy nome
built by the late VT. S'ens Min.
MIS-. rn,.on,, rooont,v ret,vned from
Pansy Griscom, recentiy re'utneu ilo,, .tar,
their piantauon III rIua, WITT no
usually stay rro" january u"''' Hp'''
each year u..,,s Who
Among the out, ,ot-Iown guests wiz
will stay WIN Mt, nua aTnra ora Wor'
and P9iiy o.er 'na ne pst,shurah. Jcrnn,c
saret hoornsnu, % " ~, 20 Son, Work
smith anu s rsS LAY, p,eoIo oni
Theodore NenenSk' 1I ou""'o' ""'
Ralph Boart, OIL OF. rau''
-. c..l.,,, p,,Lo has 80
h"" 1t..,. ot,or stov
i turned to Bryn Mawr, aIter stay
Of several weeks IN new 1ork' Sor
della, by the way, Is goinS 10 DC one
Of those in uyntnla gnruen sceny
IN why Not! whicn Is 10 pe rrpea!u.u p!',u I
next "Wednesday Tor the onha rn.i,'he
Fund benefit, ana 1 hear SUE ms r.
perfectly rnvlshing 1rosh 10 wenr'
della is certainly good 10 LOOK a,.
is not that she is so peau,iiui, Dut sne
Is so cute and dainty anu iusc'as . innutpr
Some of the other s,nur' ,oon,ne nun
women who have oeen askea 10 auS
Haverford are Mrs. victor u Matner,
Mrs. n"per. .. "" sIect YarnoIl' Mrs,
IIes. 1nes'"W; W,,harsIi Cora Shields and sew
Heck We.her'''' O''" ''''
erai otnSrs. .ua oho,t tho Chi :
Ihen nave kou neu haa haon introduced
nese dance wn,sn ,,,i,snH las oro 70 no a mart
among the .u;nnt s.unts VIZ" at Tho garden
OF the Wu nin. S.raoant has got
party M1", III, ioo5 tSe rirjs, and
u up unT W. uhnrton I has gone over to
Browne "rod Nc cot Nr Z;egfeld
New 1",S IN "nu nos,rn,os which the girls
10 lend .ne egsta Thara oro to no twenty
are 10 wear III tbov are all
four IN IN, the aa uad'v sr;,% tbe,r new dance
WORKING Inv "'"' WV"
e'tpe, ,rL and Cert,,,de Conn
efss Sa.n oddod IN tho bathing
way nn't oee at,ant;c civ scene. and
ktn " a;S IL not 600 that dance. ,rhu not
yGu yn,o u'n ,;,,n w. ~ coo r. for it's wonder
&,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
lANS SpOWN e

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Neall Piiling re-
turned on Tuesday from their wedding
trip spent in Cuba. They are staying
for a short time with Mr.. Charles, }.
Pilling, Of AZ windermere avenue. be
fore occupying their apartment, at 81
owen avenue
Mrs Richard Hall, of Bridgeton, Pa,
spent last weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Edwin Hunter
Miss Dorothy Roller and Miss Alice
Roller have returned from York, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Pansy Noonan and Miss Cell
O'Donneil have returned home after
spending several days at Lakewood,
n. ].
The wedding of Miss Mary Elisabeth
Blonde, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Blonde. OF 2212 South Bancroft street,
and Mr.. John Herbert took place on
Wednesday afternoon at St Monica's
Church, at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Father
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
ALONG THE READING

Mrs. wilkins Jones Perkins, of Old
York road and Spring avenue. Elkins
PARK, entertained her bridge club Wei
nesday afternoon. There were eisht
members present.
The annual May Day fete and garden
marty of the Oak Lane Review Club will
be held the afternoon, and evening OF
"Wednesday, May IS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22

Miss Agnes l.. Regel. daughter L, OF Mt'
and Mrs II. A. Regel, all North Forty.
second street, was given q suIprise
shower at her home by Miss Marie N,e%. N%..
Rsael ia soon To be married. The guests
cSisfly ee; Z FORMER sY C classmates Of Miss Regel
at Camden High School, were ,s MISE
Doris ogden, Miss Dorothy war
rlngton, Miss Christine PoIenperse1o
Miss Minnie Brill, Miss Anna Brill, Mlst
Viola Buzby and Mrs. Ella parhe'
Rhodes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Catharine Coke, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Henry Brinton Coke. of 100
riage to Mr.. andrew Wagner Porter viii
take place on Thursday. June 10, In the
Episcopal Church of the Messiah.
Gwynedd, will be the guest of honor at a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22

Carr performed the ceremony. MISS
Margaret Devine was the bridesmaid,
and Mr.. John Chessme acted as best
man. After a wedding trip Mr.. ane
Mrs. Herbert will be at home at zlVi
Miffln street.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-25

Is bad pack making you miser. able? Are you tortured with a dull, wearing sbackache, and sharp. stab- ping pains? It's time then. you looked to your kidneys. A cold. a strain, or overwork has probably weakened your kidneys and brought on that nagging backache, those headaches, dizzy spells and kidney irregularities. Don't wait for some serious trouble. Use Doan's Kidney Pills. Your home folks recommend them. Ask your neighbor
 A Few Britain Case.
 Mrs. G. Hart. 3z5 Church street. says "Onc box of Doan's Kidney Pills cured ne of kidney trouble which was brought on by overyyC rk. had constant pain across the small of my back and my kidneys acted too frequently. Deans Kidney Pills were recommended to me and they did what my. friends said they would do."
New Britain herald., 1921-10-25
GOLFERS ARE SUED
Fownes and Rowe Made Defendants in Action in Which False Arrest of Railroad Man Is Claimed.

Pittsburgh, Oct 25.-William c. Fownes. Jr., we'll known in national golfing circles and Charles Rowe, professional golfer of the Oakmont club yesterday were made defendants in suit brought by c. R. Acklin, a railroader, in which they are charged with false arrest. The plain tiff testified that he had been taken into custody for short time by the defendants April 21, 1918, following Ia report that the Edgewater Steel Co. then said to have been making munitions for the government had been blown up. He said that he was on his way to work when arrested
 Fownes testified that he and Rowe had requested Acklin to accompany them to the plant after accosting Ack- lin at Blacks Run station near the Oakmont golf course. When they found the report was not true, Fownes testified, he apologized and gave the plaintiff $5 for the inconvenience to which he had been subject. The case will be resumed today.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-25
SURGERY ADVANCES 0 M #aet q i- ss ss -~--~--a-7N-
 WITH LONG STRIDES
So Declares Dr. Mayo, One o1 tnc Most Famous Surgeons in the
 Whole World.


 Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 25.-Surgery i, advancing into 9 new era opened bv tho World War, Dr. William J. Mayo of Rochester, Minn.. told the American College of Surgeons at tho opening of it's annual congress here last night
 .'The great war brought to close a period in scientific surgery. of which tho late pr. John B. Murphy of Chi cago was the most brilliant exponent" l" said pr. Mayo, in delivering the John E. Murphy oration on surgery.
 "Thia period was characterized by the advancement of the principles of surgery, investigation of the relation of micro-organisms to disease, and the development of clinical medicine on a path .ogie basis.
 "As a result of many causes, oi which the profound influence of the Great War may be counted as one, we see, perhaps dimly, that surgery IS taking on a new aspect.
 'It Is no longer possible for the in dividuaI surgeon in the face of the enormous amount of new and as yet unorganized knowledge. to cover tht ground that Murphy covered"
New Britain herald., 1921-10-25
AN APPEAL

We appeal to the shrewd buyers of New Britain to heed our call and come here for Dollar Day Bargains. We must get out of our present store by order of our landlords, and we must dispose of our tremendous stock in short time. So take a tip, come here tomorrow, look over our Shoes and Prices before you buy else where. A thousand pair of shoes tomorrow at $1.OO pair. Be in line to get your shoes.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-25

Henry Stewart, 74-year-old walker of Los Angeles. has made II trans continental trips afoot.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-25

Cruciflxion was a mode of execution among the Assyrians, Egyptians Persians, Carthaginians, Greeks and Romans.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20


piar monthly meatlng last even ng AZ
the G A johnson home southwest Of
here
Mrs. otto Biun1enschein Of Gary has
purchased the Nagel business building
on East e3-d street. formerly occ
pntd BY II Ittel. She will start an
Toe craan pArlor and lunch room and
1--we in the dwelling part.
L. F. soaeddel has moved to South
Car. where &c viii establish drug
store.
ail4nFoenes OF the HIobaae Dancing
Club are planning a beach party to the
new Miller Bea,sh for tomorrow al.
te1-noon-
4 =. Greiger has moved into the
Bale house recently va14ted ~ Z. r.
schoddel family
Miss Myrtle Warrior If Three Oaks
Mich, : visiting relatives here-
The Car. ID rs SaxaPhors Band he'd
a hne concert last II g1at at the Roper
Broa gar age. A large crowd turned
oct and al we're satisfied and pra : ed
their fine music.
Supt 4. r Trace OF the local terra
Gotta works is at ottawa. II. looking
after the operation Of the same com
pa.ny's factory there He ~ be
there about two weeks.
r. e Alien Of Fa.riand Ind will
- primo pal 81 tl Hobart schools
th4s year
W B. Davis is having his place re-.
modelled and improved. This was tor.
m@rly the DIVER homestead
Holy Communion will be cole brated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

that Will open sephan Der 1st All
ca3ldron OF ton yoars Of age or above
may anter.
Rally Day FOR tho Sunday soho.sl and
cau7aa will be held on September 25th
Sunday Morning Message at ii a NJ.
sunday evening sermon at S o.ci oe k
The evening serz-toe are becoming
very live and spiritual It is good
b be present.
Names for Teachers Training Glass
Will he taken August 2Sth Class
opened the first week Of septena Der.
Names for q Personal Workers Class
Will be taken the coming sunday.
A hearty welcome IS extended 70 all
people In the community TO come and
receive the benefits OF our good SER
vices and errter tho various organiz "a
tons and classes that are Ing form.
ed
Oliver Payne 81 Myrtle avenue re-
turned from q srtsit u'ith his aunt Mrs.
VIM. Bollnger at North Judson. Ind
Mr. clyde sny~h of Atohson avenue
has been on the SICK list for the past
week
MI and Mrs. Herbert Klemnn Of su-
rerior avenue were at East Side wed,
nesday e}-anang visiting relatives.
Mrs Hynas of Superior avenue who
has been Visiting relatives In Eeu'
York and other points Of the East for
he past month returned home the
drst Of the week.
T4a17erne Payne Of Myrtle avenue
listed his sister Mrs J. No~-hrup It
.e-ago the frst OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs witter o. Superior az
eg.ge. West Park are a. The pals IN
WISCONSIN
Nj and Mrs MaSFl of Superior
avenue ara tho proud parents OF .
baby boy Mrs Mcneil is N St Mar
garet's hospital.
Mn and Nir4 Herman Bre.-ISraan.
and family. Of Atcbison Avenue who
have been visiting Mrs. Bre-c KIN al +
brother Ia Wisconsin mntored home or
Tuesday.
Nj. and Mrs. Barr moved from the
Humphrey fiat on Central avenue tc
the Dunlap home in West Park 40.
ditloa-
Mr3 II BreckEnan and dauslt en-
Mrs. II kl@nm wore Hammond visit
OTIS Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
OUR CHAUTAUQUA

The program az outlined Is one 81
the best balanced ever offered Is any
community anywhere. III spite Or ia.
creasing high costs for salaries, rail-
roads, printing, canvass. and every
item that goes into Chautauqua over
head the Mutual stu continues to
hold tickets down q pre-var prices
Tie 4 string 70 your finger Do not
take II on until You have bought a
Season Ticket for every member 81
the family The Junior Chautauqua
is part Of the chlld's education. %
not walt till some one asks sou. ca
10 the committee today and get your
tickets. The committeeman are doing
the work without hope Of reward. 9th.
er than helping our town to better
things. Get tickets today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

The a-5glta ra--k sunday 's1aoaa
had al exceptionally large attendance
last sunday EVERYONE II st.Eas 2
Park ) nred 81 attend the Sunday
school serve wA-.-A i held every
sunday afternoon from t"o 81 taFee
GU : lAese ii TT
=
Mss Bonrae Donaldson e -aicago r
Is spending TIE weekend Fl lhe VI
aiiss bona ids-ql II enc an4fce % IA
Verne ealette tae marrase n axe
2. a4es on september llla-
teacher ia tia local high school fe-
several years. u-8a not return t8 this
city. hur has taken q position a. pub
lic speaking Ii that depar tment - the
Lrlver ATTY ~ Ilinals.
c,n.1s.r Har--, k1..914en las been
s.ery If lar tbe pas+ 80, weeks.
a. 49, H.. 80. ser,a~,..- u.s5
-. - 80
s.- - -. ~,.41i $500 -
- ~ - ~
- - 60. ro,,.se ssa~-.-..1
- ~. 49, .se.-s-s 80 ~, IL
F.4rr ~ Ne~ ,7,-s t- grsr -as-a- u+4+ +,
r
a1ao 9lFs A-S ~ Fl el-lseF
Ut 4ti.7'.,, Nj
tt - t'3-
.o'''e
Mrs. Il w son. Mrs Anderson aAl
Mrs. II GAperE and daughters were
NlsItlns IL Gary
MISS Anna Go-den en- s-fainea ABOUT
thirty Young ladies' Al 2 H11sce4 n
sous shower a1 Ter Mons IT 9lei osf
street. n honoT 81 Mss Mare sisAo
whose "*aaang VlA lANe pace 10 tAe
near future
Iae " esterrn lrdon TflesTaph of-
nee V--4 % moved from tne sullivan
4oSarE real esrafte ONCE 81 Oscar, iAe
Ia 9t1r dasshera n t-ne near future.
~ Ne zias 81 Front street. who was
charged with vioaaEion Is the liquor
law. was Arra1sned II We CITY court
and Plead gullfy. receiving : Ane p
100 and costs amounting s. l3ooe
= -he AltocSiA ralded RI officers CIR
ara N2aoNach ana Ie"-el4 and aaars-
r. Win 6ne same oheILse vas also m
ed SD and oata
Mrs Fern Drew Miller has been
taking summer normal course a.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
WHITING
-and its
PEOPLE
CHURCH OF CHRIST


AS Central avenue, Whiting, Ind
Morning servsse.-
a.45 a. n. Bi Die school, Mrs W. III
shoup. Supt-
q q series OF sermons on the Trinity
~ God
Evening ser~toos
100 , NJ. Christian Endaavor.
500 ,. m. The Great Invitation
Atd-wee< Service
500 p m. ~Ir-fue1sae 81 a Christ
isns Prayer Life Pastor WILL load
u s deLsrous that We re-enlpha-sts
the TACT that our new financial system
L. now IN full force and Operated By
now officers All organ cations of
The church who have tdentIaed them.
eedves with this system are asked to
have al money received and paid aut
70 pass through the hands Of the gen
e~zJ church secreta.ry and trea-s lrer.
Mr. and Mrs Bart AbercroGnbie. Sc
care proper vouchers and receipt
books and give your loyal support to
mako this new system 2. success
Sunday Scho1 p,icndo next Tuesday
evening, Aug. e, At tho Whit ms par X.
All x1Axnocrs OF the Sunday school and
chUrnh Gre urged 70 take 8 we'll filled
taal<st and be present at the picnic
We especially ask that you send your
children George NJ. Anderson. pastor
Churcn OF Christ Convention An
~14larerrsen4 Program National Evan
EAlsntac A4Ssoclat ton Institute. wtnon&
Park. Aug 1929. This program win
hs "a. great 1t-es5dotion 10 the Nation
a. CAanue4atLon which viii begin Aug.
soah Many ought to plan to ATTEND
this program Such Speakers as J. N.
Bader. Caas- Reign soowlle4 @ j.
sharp vaS<er, H Il Peters and 9th
ers VIII speak On Tia program
National convention ct the Disciples
~ CL--ist viii begin August 80 At WI
noua Park. Those who have already
made known 1heir Intentions OF going
are Brother and Sister Purdnto1. sister
shapp and Sister Wells, Pastor aad
vii Ask your pastor about tbs rates
70 the convention
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
CARL LoITNER
Graduate Swedish Ma&sew

NFd0UatE o"0o1-'n 'Il--7"
Wonderful help can be gwen by SCI
trouble. overworked BRAIN. rheumatism
sntihc Swedish Massage, for nerve
III joints. sore feet. poor blood Sir.
culatIon, etc. II IS known the world
over. and highly recommended Of
prominent physicians. Business
men and women should always keep
their nerves and brain in a perfect
condition BY Swedish Massage. Pleasc
lake a treatment and be Convinced.
Consult your physician about it.
ROOM rs STRAUBE BLDG
PHONE 3776 HAMMOND
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

FIRST PREsBYTERTAN CHURCH
Services held at the FIRST Hungar-
81 Reformed Church building, 18th
avenue and 1nddAnalpkAas boulevard.
". H Taylors, Minister. Phone sol.
Sunday School ~ s.45 a. m
Morning Service at 1900 4 m
Subject Thoughts and Cod
TAXI Psalm 1914
The interest in the scrvicos OF ire
church has been growing II very
encouraging manner Mr.. Taylor has
located here permanently and can be
reached by phnUins s01. He will
gladly call on anyone who ~ duterest-
ed IN The earv5cc tha& the church can
render.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
ROBERTSDALE

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
Norma TalmadEe In "The Passion
Fi"~eri'' Also bonneville TROLLEY
Comedy and Pathe News s-2o-l
WOMAN wANTED-For kitchen work
good wages, apply Point Cafe. S-1s-3
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Earle Williams In The Master strake''
Also Larry Semon In The Bakery"
Tomorrow Earle Williams in master
stroke" also Larry scmon in Bakery
aud White Horsemnn," No. Is. $50
FIRST PREsBYTERIAS CHURCH
Services held al the Hung ian Re
formed Church building. llsth street
and Indianapolis boulevard.
w II Taylor. minister. phone sol.
SUNDAY School At 9.45 d m
Morn ing Service al HOO a. m.
Subject. Thoughts and God"
Texe-Psalm 104
The interest in the services ~ the
church has been growing IN a very
encouraging manner. Afr Taylor has
located here permanently and can be
reached bg' phonlny SOL He VIII
( ably caI on any one who Is interest
81 in thu service that the church can
render
The stlsltt5 Park sunday School had
an exceptionally large attendance on
sunday. Everyone IN stfgLtz Park is
invited to attend the Sunday school
There are classes for ali ages. Meet.
-nsa are held every sunday from two
to three o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
EiIlina 1 Real Need

After all is said and done. life does
not rise above our anusements- These
cannot be left to choice, IL society il
"a be at its best. Poor nmusements
cannDt make the citizenship. ana the
chautauqua Is filing real need i'll
America In bringing 70 the home towns
the finest character IF entertainment
and insrlrational lectures.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

Natives Of the Arabian desert Meth
er drink intoxicating liquor. neE
smoke
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
Norma Ta1raadEe In The Passion
F1Gh~~ery" Also ToonerviIla Trolley
Comedy and Pnthe News s-20-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

"a dollar is not spent when sou bur
q chautauqua ticket-its invested
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
Whiting
AdOeYtis EN- enfs
Are Winners

sTANLTY'5 BARBER sHoP-532 New
York avenue. Whiting. out prices On
shaving and hair cut Near half price
s-Is-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Earhe Williams In ~The Master strol<er
AIso Larry se4non In 'sThe Bakery
Tomorrow Earle williams In master
stroke also Larry semon In Bakery
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

WOMAN wANTED-For kitchen work
good wages. apply Point Cafe s-ls-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
CONGREGATIONAL CHrRcH

There will bo no Sunday school 81
church service tomorrow owing 10 the
church being redecorate45. but the reg
alar serv1na will prevail the following
Elnday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

Housewives ara asked 70 LIST their
wants IN the way or help with the
Trt CITY Employpnene Agency. Calumet
Building. room 225, East Chicago. day
phone 14go. Night phone us S-2o-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

WANTED TO RENT-A Respors i-ble
couple wants ! or more rooms, IN
care OF Wh41ing News. 6-20-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

WOMAN WANTED-For kitchen work
good wages, apply Point Cafe. 8-1s-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20

PRIMO U.s. THEATRE TONIGHT
Norma T9lm adEe In The Passion
Fi"V"eFif Also bonneville TROLLEY
Comedy and Pathe News. S-20-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-20
THE FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH
OF ROBERTsDALE

Sunday School 9:45 a IN. Names
Viii be taken for a class III catechisra
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
FEW REAL PICTURES ARE
DEPICTING GOOD FIGHTS

When the manuscript of Goddess
Men" was handed to Reginald Barker
Of the Goldwyn Studios, he expressed
doubt as to whether the picture could
be made-as a Reginald Barker pro-
duction.
There is only one way that I will
make this picture" he said. eff you
get two actors who are willing to do
what want them to do, all right
we'll get to work. Otherwise, I'm
out"
How often is a motion picture re-
tanned in the memory of the public
because it had a real fight in it?
Nearly everyone knows the saying,
you can fool some of the people
some of the time, but you can't fool
all of the people all of the time!" Mr..
Barker knew this, and he knew that
Goddess Men," which comes to the
Kenworthy Theatre for Monday and
Tuesday is the kind of a picture in
which the public can't be fooled. That
is why this Goldwyn picture has a
real fight-the kind Of a fight where
the actors were willing to sacrifice
their physical well-being for the sake
of their art.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-08
Observation-Disclosures D
8T0IATTENO M|SSsDOROTHY

Thrills and laughter are happily
combined in Dorothy Gish's latest
Paramount comedy, "The Ghost in the
Garrett" which will be shown at the
Liberty theatre for two days begin
ming tonight. That this is one Of the
best comedies in which Miss Gish has
been seen for many months all her
admirers will agree after they have
seen the picture.
Miss Gish, in the story, is a poor
girl who goes to the home Of her
wealthy uncle and aunt, taking her
dog and parrot with her. The dog
puts a fashionable party to rout and
from that moment the action is not
permitted to drag for an instant
Naen comes the theft of a valuable
pearl necklace by society crook who
hees with his booty to haunted
house where his pals are hiding. Co.
Ag In pursuit of the thief to protect
her sweetheart who has been arrest
81 for the theft, she finally RECEIVERS
the Jewels after series of thrilling
md laughable developments.