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WANTED-HELP.
MAT,E-GonffnueA

JANlTOR-A practical carpenter and psinter:
full.time service; good quarters: also summe.
IN small building. Room FL. Gel 18th st.
NV.
LUMBER OOUNTER-Experienced. to lGea
wagon in retail yard. Galliher husuey'
Sherman ave. and W st.
NAN to work snall truck farm; incl96,ns
fruit, ESQ, near Wash. Main 4n2. "
MAN. middle-ased. white. for village garden dc
work. Call Sunday, Clarendon Va. !SS YAK
st. south Spruce station: 20 minute trip.
MAN. at once. to work a small truck farm on
shares; near this city; married. Phone fFaek
MAN CAPABLE OF DEVELOPING INTO OF
FICE SECRETARY: MUST BE WASHING;
ToN!AN AND CAPABLE OF TAXING Die
ENT EMPLOYED IN ONE OF GOVERNMENT S,SIyS
FIA PAtE GyE oy NAHE ARDEEss AGE ASp
LENGTH OF SERVICE. ADDRESS Bon
207-C. STAR OFFICE,
MANAGER for local branch chain store tire
tional Personnel Service Bureau. so2-3o5 Bond
bldg. 18th end n Y. ave. Il.
MARKER and assorter high-grade. NJ B.,
Qunntico Va, care Post laundry
MBN-Be a detective sJ0-s 800 weekly: travel
%.,er 9xsr World espsriesse e n.s s s
MEN-s72 a week to special men to travel
by automobile and introduce 300-candlepower
coal oil lantern for farmers. da1rymen, muck
sters, gardeners. contractors. We furnish the
auto free. Write for particulars. Thomas
Mfg. Co, File 705. DAYTON. Ohio.
MEN-S4.JO an hour displaying Thomas all,
weather coats. You simply wear coat and
book orders. No delivering or collecting.
Coat free to workers Thomas Mfg. Co.. Sec
ti0n 1905, Dayton. Ohio.
MEN-Electrlcity taught by experts. Earn
while you learn al home. Electrical book and
proof lessons free. Your success guaranteed
and position secured. Write today. Chicago
Engineering Works. 1900 Sunnysde. Chicago
MEN-Be a detective. Great demand. Travel.
Particulars free. Write Dept. -. American
Detective System 1866 Broadway, n. Y.
MEN-Free, full .5 correspondence book keeping
course. formerly sold by United States Institute
Of Modern Accounting, Chicago. S25; published
entire in Bookkeeper and Accountant. 1917.
beginning January; obtainable in no other
manner; subscribe today; l year 81; years.
$3.50. Bookkeeper and Accountant. 423-S. W.
Pierce bldg. st. Louis. Mo.
MEN. FREE--Full $25 correspondence book
keeping course. formerly sold by United states
Institute of Modern AccOuntancy, Chicago. 80;
published entire in Bookkeeper and Account
ant. 1922 beginning January; obtainable in
no other manner; subscribe today: year, 81:
years. $50: sample. BIC. Bookkeeper and
accountant, 452 S. w. Pierce bldg. st. Louis,
Mo.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

SALESMEN-We can a few good men to
complete our crew for spring campaign. Call
Monday $50 to 10 am. 63l Penna. ave-
Room IL
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Statesmen. two experienced men. to call on
established family trade. Washington and vi
cinity: SALARY and commission: household neces-
sities: reference required. W. 4 II. Walker
and ID sts. n.w.. before am. or 2 to p M
Evening star., 1921-03-20

AGESTS-Sell Kno-Blo inner tires: double
mileage; prevent punctures and blowouts;
every ear owner Interested: show one sell
four; big profits. Write emo Bio Inner Tire
Co. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

HOUsH DRESSES. 80. 50 per dozen; send for
catalogue; sample seat o. q. d. fsc q. Dceno-
NJ Sales o. B1tna, 4Aa.
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PATENT ATTORNEY by New York patent
law firm. competent to handle preparation and
prosecution Of applica tions: state experience
and salary expected. Address Box 49-C. Star
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MAN. aged "a. slightly deaf. thoroughly ex-
pcrienced general office work. mercantile
metals and construction; law graduate; desires
Evening star., 1921-03-20

MAN younc college graduate. aged - single,
eight years experience accounting and business
administration. desires position as once mhh
ager. secretary or position requiring rA" ~
ah,;,,. ,o, afraid of hard work: salary sc
ondarv to future possibilities; unqnrstionhn''
-.f,r.pccS ADDRESS l.ox 1910. Star office.
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If YOU THINK IN TERMS
OF So, 900 THIS YEAR.
URp-Es NE pERRNEAJJ.Y

OF $6,OOO THIS YEAR.
WRITE Me PERSONALLY.
Established house. nationally advertised line
for retail stores; unusual features insure
large orders: excellent territory in +. Nd; and
Va: splendid commission contract; liberal
weekly advances to producers. W. T. Morgan.
Sales Mgr. 1920 Euclid ave-. Cleveland, Ohio.
Dept. A-N.
/ WANT 100 men and women quick to take or
ders for Conner raincoats and waterproof aprons:
everybody buys; McCrary's profits last year
were 8. .21S; new styles, wonderful bargains.
direct from manufacturer to wearer: Barnes
made $525 in 80 days; tremendous profits for
you: $500 q year for three average orders q
day: SO a day for your spare time; no de-
lvering nor collecting: NO capital required. I
pie coat. Write quick for liberal offer. The
Conner Manufacturing Co.. Dept G-16o. Day
ton. Ohio.
LIFE INSURANCE MAN. experienced, 10 rep
insurance companies: favorable opportunity for
good sMccess. Address Bog 300-D. Star once.
LIVE AUTO speciality salesmen wanted to
sell new. popular automobile accessory on lib
for hussiers Write for ial paF;iuIsr. Gire
your experience and territory. 49, Hamilton
Products Co.. 4l3 So 9Th ST.. Minneapolis.
MAGAZINE SOLICITORSLwe are putting out
excellent combinations Of receipts: something
new; state experience when writing. Standard
Clearing House. 431 South Dearborn. Chicago
REPREsENTATIvE-Po plant trade:
me thod forcing increased production and prof
its; repeat credits: commission inviting high
est ability. Producers. 1O611 Quebec, Cleve
land
RESULTS are the only things that count. We
are willing to pay you $ 900 year II you
deliver the goods: and your earnings from 500
per month Up to almost anything in your
own hands. Neither stocks. bonds. insurance,
, speciality or real estate. Experience unneces-
sary but helpful. An unusual opportunity
whether employed or not Address Box 157-C
star Office 3Os
Statesmen WANTED-Sideline for high
class salesmen: some territory still open on
our cap and leather belt lines: 10 per cent
commission: reference. The Kloth Belt Co..
100 Glenn bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
SALESMAN-Sideline. to represent us in
Washington. selling line of holiday greeting
cards and paper specialties to druggists, sta
toners and department stores: good proposi-
tion TO right party: give your sales expert
ence and references in application letter.
Gartner 4 Bender, 1104 S. Wabash ave-. Chi
cago.
SALESMAS-Aain side line; sell our
Worlds Best" penny peanut machines; $
commission paid receipt Of orders. The
E..l~ thrl DO yx-fll
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AGESTS-$i seller; every auto owner buys:
So, gross. retsils $Ii4: good sub agent promo
sition. Federal Chemical Works, Dept GA,
5311 South kedzir. Chicago
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HIGH SCHOOL or college woman, 80 years or
Older: an established firm has vacancy, March
IS, for unincumbered woman. free to travel
and seeking permanent position paying good
to S1OO weekly; requirements. references, tact
determination. grit. Don't apply unless you
can fulfill all these conditions. Interview by
appointment only. Miss Bettison, Franklin
SS
Evening star., 1921-03-20

HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN.
Bi: demand: we train you for high -salaried
positions in hotels. clubs. restaurants. cAfe-
terms and tenr0oms: graduates now making
s. 500 to 81. 600 a yesr; dozens own their own
hotels. Big pay; quick Advancement; delight
full surroundings; easy hours; fine living; fas-
Gina ting work--these only few Of the
many advantages of this delightful business.
Course indorsed by Biltmore, Commodore.
Waldorf-Astoria Ansonia and other great
hotels. which offer preference to our students.
Get into this big paying profession now. Course
costs but a few cents q day. LEWIS HOTEL
TRAINING SCHOOL,. 1924 New York ave..
Washington, ID. g.
HOUsEK DEPER. middle aged. white. at once;
reference. Phone Line. 1886.
LADY AGENTS WANTED-We have a real
money making opportunity for women agents
TO sell our line Of meritorious specialties. Ac-
tual necessities in every home: popular-priced
goods that sell on sight and bring repeat
ders Money and experience unnecessary. All
or part time. Hundreds earning SIS to $50
weekly. For catalog and free sample offer ad-
dress A.. M. Young Co.. 800 Young's bldg,
Kalamazoo. Mich.
LADY in ONCE Of dyeing and cleaning estab-
lixhment; experienced preferred. Apply at
once FISHERS, 1851 Columbia road NV. 20s
LADIES in Eovernnent employ can make con-
siderable money In spare tt0e. Address Boz
203-0. star od3eA
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! MAN 10: steady and energetic +; sNrrirhce -
! emitting engineering and tran>I~rtatinh' a'
sircs permanent connection. best references; ~
| dress RnN lo2t'. Stnr office.
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GOWN and skirt workers in
our alteration department. Must
have alteration-room experience.
Permanent positions.
FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC,
1216 F St. NV.
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SALES14AD1ES, experienced in selling candy
good salary. National Personnel Service Bureau.
3O2-3O5 Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y. ave. 21'
SEAMSTRExsS. good. swift. 1870 You st. NV.
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FOUND.

MONEY-Owner may have same ny sta'ns Ha
amount when and where lost ana paying .''
this adj Address Rox 323-C. star office:
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WANTEp-SITUATIONS.
MALE-Continued.

MACHINIST. all around. clerk in accessory
store Address BOX iasC Star office.
MAN tcoloredi desires position as chauffeur :
- e,.,, oos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALE.
ETJ-AROTND MAN at accessory store OF
chauffeur; any make car. James y. 'acason' sa.
301S Sherman ave.
AMBITIOUS young man. %. neat appearing.
,rnuId like TO make connections WIN re-
fm,mre. Z years office and sales experience:
references Address Box 116-C. star onice. %
nook OKKEEPER or salesman desires position;
TON Years with a lumber firm: best references
Address Box 35O-B. Star office. ~.
CANDY MAKER--A No. ]. all-aruund; 10
wears with one firm: would like to make con
nections with u tirst-class hrm. Address BoN
1870, Star ofbce - ~
,TARPENTER CABIN ETMAkER, first stclass:
day or Job. Address Box 1870, Star Office
CEMENTING and plastering. Edward Thomp-
son. s23 R-st. NV. ap,-
CHAIR GAMING, uphOlstering, repairing. Is.
Murray, 1423 1lth NV. Phone North af6. a0'
CHAUFFEUR or butler, experienced. 2533Ls
18th ST NV. Phone Columbia 572-W. 20s
CHAUFFEUR-M MECHANIC. ) years experiences.
colored man, wishes position in private family
or delivery: references. 7l8 Gresham st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR, colorfd: drive any make car
or truck X. Williams, DOB . st. NV. 21s
CHAUFFEUR-Private family or hacking car.
1927 Corcoran st. NV. ~
CHAUFFEUR. for private or delivery car:
experienced. with reference. Phone Main 2SaO.
1133 1st st. NV. "
CHAUFFEUR-Light colored, desires position
in priv ate family; with ref Call n. 748. .
CHAUFFEUR, colored drive any make ear or
truck Henry Barry, 233S Champlain st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR. colored. seven years in one
family; references II required. 1920 1lth st
NV. ~
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AGENTS 81 an hour; newest kitchen tool:
every woman will 10 times daily; easy
seilRr: big profits: sample free. Thomas MI.
60. Desk 1896. Dayton Ohio.
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HOCSEMAN, expefienced, to DO cleaning to-
day. Can Immediately 1921 Sth NV.
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A6tNTS-lf you are making less than $40
day clear profit get in touch with us We
want active agents to sell Hoo'ch candy to
drug stores, candy stores. news and cigar
stands. restaurants. etc. They Ill order and
want more. You build up a big business quick
using part time all time. Beats house to-
house canvassing. You deal with business peo-
pie Just Il few minutes makes the sale Write
and We will tell you what Hootch il and how
h brings in the money. Address Hootch Dept
225. 229 " Madison 81 Chicago
Evening star., 1921-03-20

MAN wants days work. wm. Smith. 2ioI L
y,. Sf n
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AGENTS-Wi-eless umbrella; two handles: can
bc used 10y lady or gent; no wires To hold stays
in place, handles collapse 10 MT suitcase; sam
pie free Parker Mfg. Co., i2l1 Tent ST.,
DAYTON. Ohio
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. signs: every merchsn nj
buys: sens itional sellers: 2Ol2t gold frame
pictures; cost lie; sells 1yc: portraits. frames
Big eatalog free. Peoples Portrait, Station D.
Chicago,
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UOTELS NEED TRAINED WO

HELPER on mems coats. 5O6 11th st. n.w.'
HEMSrITCHING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
orly Swarzyn'S, 1919 G st. NV.
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Statesmen,

u NII-,J vi I-.N.
Men over p years Of age. to qualify during
the next 90 days as statesmen, agents and
distributors of the new Birmingham. the car
without axles. Leading antomotive engineers
declare this car will revolutionize the auto
mobile industry. Wonderful future for those
who qualify. Call between 10 and IL an
4Ol-4 EVANS BUILDING. 22*
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WANTED-HELp.

ADD $50 WEEKLY TO your income with our
any one anywhere with few dollars capital;
plans, proofs and bank references free. Tue
Continental Service Co, Randolph and Green
StS,, Chicago Ill
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WANTED-HELP.

WOMAN, reliable. who can devote few days
each month to collect fnstallment accounts In
residence sections Of Washington on a commis-
SION basis. Address collecting manager. +. f.
compton 4 Co. publishers, IS East Washing
ton ST i'hicnyn
Evening star., 1921-03-20

A1ESTS-SeiI rich looking 36xO imported
4 rugs. 81 each: Carter Tenn. sold 1lJ In 4
days. profit SII: you do same. Write for
sample offer selling plan; exclusive territory:
sample rug 10y parcel post prepaid. 81. 80. Z.
Condon. importer. Stonington Ne.
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WATERBURY.

HOW TO START IN BUSINESS FOR 1OUh-
SELE-A little bonk cent free to men ana
women anxious to make money BY wor0ng
part or full time. Clown Co.. Phhaoeipni1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

For fear that the fertility of our
farms will be depleted. let's buy
crops produced in Canada. For fear
that our mineral deposits will be de-
pleted, let's buy all our minerals
abroad. Lest some OF our men of
genius might break down under the
nerve strain of great eXertion. let's
save their energies by employing
Canadians to direct our great indus
trial enterprises, what few we have
left after closing down lot Of
them to save our resources.
"As matter of fact there is lot
of buncombc about the danger OF de-
pletion of our forests As timber be-
comes scarcer and more expensive.
we shall gradually adopt other ma
terials, brick. stone. concrete and
steel. Moreover, It has been demon
strated that tariff policy which in
vites importation of Canadian lum-
Der encourages waste. for when In
competition with the Canadian lum-
herman. the American lumberman
uses only the best of the tree, leav-
ing the poorer and coarses part to
decay or be burned in the forest.
"The whole question of tariff on
lumber is based upon the same prin-
ciple as any other tariff. II protec-
tion is right In principle. II should
BE applied to every industry in which
the cost OF production is higher UNI
der the American standard of living
and cost OF materials than in the
country with which our industries
compete. Canada has system Of
selling timber from the public lands
which gives the lumberman in that
Dominion an advantage over the
American producer. There is also al
legged TO be lower labor cost in Can
ada Whether this difference exists
and what the extent OF the differ
ence Is, may be matter of doubt,
there Is difference in cost OF pro-
duction. there should no longer be
any doubt that lumber will be given
a protective tariff on exactly the
same principle that is followed in
the tariff act in general"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11
The LUMBER TAR
lFF

WASHINGTON. Aug, 9.-"one
Republican editor. profcssedly an
advocate OF protection. argues in ia
vor of free trade in lumber in or
der that we may use Canadian tim
Der and save our own" says the
Republican Publicity association,
through its president. Hon. Jonathan
Bourne Jr. He fears that our for
ests will be depleted That means
II II means anything. that whi'c
are saving our timber our logging
camps will be closed, saw mills will
close down planning mills will cease
~ hu,a, 90 tiis ,.'.e OF the border.
wt12 ucrli a. Z" line the Canadian
MS VIII be working at full capa-
Icity and nov ;Lr.s will be erected to
supply the demand. Canadian ium-
bermen will be drawing wages which
they win spend for Canadian cloth
ing. for Canadian food and for Can
adian services OF various kinds.
we cannot save our own forests
without buying elsewhere. II free
trade will result in buying Canadian
lumber as asserted by the editor we
are discussing, then there will be a
corresponding dlminution in demand
for American lumber, with less ON
plo.ment for American labor and
less buying OF American goods IL
saving our timber is the proper psi
icy then lot us extend the policy
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

Open up the old jewel case and
take your corals out They are again
in vogue and women may well be
glad for certainly there is no piece
OF iewelry which is quite so flatter-
ing to the wearer. Whether It is a
necklace, a pin or a ring, the color
OF the coral is so very attractive, so
very lovely that II is certain to en-
nance the wearer whether she be
blonde or brunette. Justine John
stone, Realart's new star, is partic-
ularly glad that corals have again
come into fshlon for she is very fond
OF them. AS soon as she heard that
corals We're TO have a chosen spot
in Dame ashion's heart this year,
she purchased an exquisite rope of
them. The chain is composed of six
strings OF coral caught to-
gether here and there with a tiny
gold chain. A tassel Of corals crown
cd with n gold filigree cap hangs
down from the cN.ter Of the rope.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11
RSsla

Dainty Mae Murray, the popular
Paramount player, scored a decisive
hit in her new photoplay The Gid
ed Lily" produced by Robert 2. Leo
nard ia the Lyric theatre yesterday
Miss Murray is dancer in this story
which is reminiscent of ION with
the Dance" in which she scored
such a success recently. There is u
surprise finish which il would be
unfair TO the reader to reveal. THo
support headed by Lowell Sherman
is highly capable.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

name by Clarence Buddiington Hd-
lend. Herbert Rawlinson appears as
Miss Deans leading man while Ed
ward Connolly, Hector Sarno. Ma e
tha Mattox, |. C. Shumwt, Sam Al.
len, c. r. Anderson Milt Brown AMI
E,.' ellis complete IT, east to date.
tMEiU'icxM al &yi
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11
SELECT OWN JUDGE

The president of Switzerland has
been selected to settle the boundary
dispute between Colombia and Ven
ezuela. Both countries are members
OF the league of nations. Neither
country caring to entrust the boun-
dairy question to that body. "oh, We
of little faith"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

All Scandinavian singers in the
Logan and Cache stakes who will
sing in the choir at the Scandinav-
ian conference to be held August ID
are most cordially invited to attend
choir practice in the tabernacle to-
morrow friday evening at eight
O'Clock.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon at the Lindquist un-
dertaking parlors over the remains
of Clayton Burnett Shepard, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shepard of
Corine who died at local hospital
of peritonitis.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11
pleaslnn Mouth.

The pleasing mouth has lips that
curve from thin outer corners to q
ripe fullness at the middle The sweep
should be upward to fine cleft at
the middle OF the upper lip. A deep
cleft Just about the center Of the mp
DER lip is one Of the recognized murka
OF beauty.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11
1 Am

AM-the greatest benefactor of
widows and orphan child
rem in the world.
l AM-the enemy OF pauperism but
true friend of the poor
Ana prompt alleviator of grief
and of want.
l AM-the ultimate result of right
thinking and sound reason
ing.
j AM-the most satisfactory and
certain wae of accumula-
ting an estate.
] AM--mercenary but benefieent,
giving larger returns for
the least investment.
AM-the right hand helper OF all
successful business men.
l AM-riding in the wake of death,
alternating suffering, help
Ing the widowed, fathering
the fatherless.
I AM--the saver OF business, the
maker OF homes and build
er OF education.
l AM-an efficient, capable and
beneflcient friend, but you
must ask for in order to re-.
ceiye my benefactions.
| AM-yOur friend in your fight for
self-help and self-depend-
ence.
I AM
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. George Barrett will be held
tomorrow (Friday) in the Fourth
ward chapel. Friends wishing TO view
the remains may do so at the resi-
dence of her son J. w. Barrett, 257
N. list East street from 10 a. m. UNI
I'll / y. M. on Friday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

Gene Caldera, Logan's idolized
baseball pitcher OF last year Is in
this city He is on his way home
from the east where he has been
pitching. II Is rumored that he may
pos lilly rinifh the season here.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11
Was Necessary.

Judging from frequent mentions I'm
lunchrOoms and street cars Of per-
sons who have "goi wise" the Amcri-
can standard NJ Intelligence must be
'aWdly rsr i"ei"" fr'u"rlul
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11
poiron obt.Ined erom psan

The ravorite poison used by the
australian hushmen IN warfare Is Oh.
mlnrd from certain portions n q pu.
ircfying corpse II Is snld Thar a man
wounded with war shaft poisoned
with mis- nwfnl v"nup HES ~ lock.
GlW almost tInnsdlnt"'y
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

Plans for the 1872 81 sras,n a.!
bounced by Unil i would InG t.,
that this com my has escaped TN"
retrenchment epidemic which has at
fected most OF the motion picture
concerns during the past few months
Twelve Jewel productions, fifty-two
special attractions. half dozen ser
iais, lifty-two westerns, and one hun
dred and twent. our comedies. Three
new stars have been signed by the
company, Herbert Rawlinson. Miss
Du Pont and Marie Provost The
company's most elaborate production
will be Foolish Wives" This film
will be presented some time in Sep
TENDER. Two other Jewels which will
be shown on the screen are Edna
Ferber's Fanny Herself" which is
to be given new title and Conflict
Priscilla Deans forthcoming vehicle
adapted from the novel OF Clarence
Buddington Kelland.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

Priscilla Dean Is working on Con
flict," her forthcoming feature winch
is being directed BY Stuart Patton,
the man who produced Reputation"
The story is being filmed from the
Red Book serial story OF the sane
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-11

FOR SALE--61 acres OF land.
$500 per acre. Good terms. 7 per
cent interest on deferred payments.
C,c,. n. See j r. James. Provi-
c.mee. Adv-tf-sat