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, 1921-12-03
every BUSINESS INSTITUTION
In CASPER Will benefit BY
GREAT INDUSTRIAL EDITION

In launching the Industrial Prosperity Edition the Daily
Tribune and the Wyoming Weekly Review are enlisting the
enthusiastic support of the progressive and public spirited
business men of Casper. Regardless Of the nature Of their
business, these men are supporting. this INTERCHANGEABLE
approaching the fact that with increased population. with
, 1921-12-03

some action precipitated the raid last
night.
No one was found In tho room where
the vino was stored but It is said that
each OF h barrels containing the wine
bore he names Of George Koutis and
Paul Pappas as well as the others
wanted in the case.
, 1921-12-03
FOOTBALL

FINAL SCORE.
, At Observation-Disclosures and Jer-
fcrson IL, University OF Detroit 2.
, 1921-12-03

state, the city Of Casper and to every
firm OF Individual represented within
fts pages. and from the splendid sup
port extended to date 81 Is safe to pre-
dict Casper business institutions will
ali be represented.
, 1921-12-03
RBuckLE JURY STILL OUT, DEFENSE H0PEF
Weather Forecast

Fair toright and Sunday: slixht1y
colder tonight In southwest portion,
rising temperature in EAST portion
Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
MARGUERITE CLARK-No. 7

MARGUERITE CLARK-No.
Marguerite Clark. VINO has Just
completed her first independent pic
ture. Scrambled Wives" 10 be re-
leased through Associated First Ma
tional Pictures. Inc. IS now taking
a much needed holiday and is spend
ing the balance Of the winter with
her husband In New Orleans This
may seem a bit off at first reading,
but time and tide on the silversheet
wait for 70 husbands. and conse-
quentIy when a popular star has a
chance 10 vacate with her husband.
II Is something 10 be SPOKEN Of with
seri ousness.
While in the south Miss Clark at
tended the Follies ball-the great
event az New Orleans wonderful
carnival season-and had the time
Of her life.
This was her very first ball. And
she writes TO q friend that she was
as excited and thrilled as a girl
should be at her very first ball She
adds IN her postscript, which as
usual contains more news than tho
entire letter, that she is dividing her
very happy DAYS between the home
In New Orleans. the country place,
where they have one Of the most
famous kennels in the south, and
the chicken farm. where Marguerite
simply goes into raptures over the
joy Of possessing five thousand
6 .00O) chickens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
CHANGE TITLE OF "BEAUTY
OR BRAINS.

The Associated First National
picture on which Constance Tai
madge in now at work. which WIS
temporarily titled Beauty or Brains
has now been definitely titled "Wo-
mans Place" "WOman's Place" is
a John Emerson-Anita Loos produc-
ton and is being directed by Victor
Fleming. who has signed a contract
with Joseph NJ. SchenCk to direct
four more Constance Talmadge pic
lures. Wedding Bells" the second
OF the two Chet Whitney productions
for Constance Talmadge. is now be
ing out and titled. Wedding Bells"
will follow Mr.. Withey's former pro-
duction. Lessons in Love-" which
will be released the latter part OF
April.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

Twenty years ago, when Herbert
Brenon was a call-boy and went
from dressing room to dressing room
to let the players know when he
act was on, Charles Richman was
playing the lead in The Great
Ruby" Night after night. Brenon
used to watch Richman from the
wings, and fired with ambition. he
would say TO himself; "Who knows
Some day. I, too, may earn my liv-
ing by being a great actor like Mr..
Richman" Today, Herbert Brenon
is directing Mr.. Richman in Norma
Talmadge's next picture. The Sign
on the Door" a film version of
Shanning Pollock's we'll known play
The former little call-boy hes
caught up to the well known actor
and is today shouting through n
megaphone: "A few steps TO the
left Charlie" or register surprise
as you enter. old man"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
HERE'S WHY REEL
KISSES ARE FAR
FROM BEING REAL
Movie Men Contend if Actors
Actually Kissed the Effect
Would be Horrible.

The fadeout. Man. Girl. In close
embrace. LIP to lip. Eye to eye.
Audience signs. Heavenly" girl
murmurs.
But they don't kiss in the movies.
Eye wouldn't meet eye. Hero and
heroine would be very uncomfort-
able. That is. they would be if a
kiss in reality is as H. L Mencken
describes t.
Mencken writes at length about
the kill in The Mexican Review"
He says:
THE charm of kissing is one Of
the things have always wondered
at 1 do not pretend that I have
never done it; mere politeness
forces one TO it; there are women
who sulk and grow bellicose unless
one at least makes the motions Of
kissing them.
But what I mean is that I have
never found the act a tenth part as
agreeable as poets, the authors Of
musical cometdy librettos and Con
the contrary side) chaperones make
it out.
THE physical sensation. far from
being pleasant, is intensely uncom-
fortable-the suspension Of respira-
ton quickly resolves itself into a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
CHANGING NAMES

Kenny Porten is a foreign movie
star whose name has been changed
to Helen POrten by the American
company distributing her first i'm
ported picture in the United States.
The rule in regard to names Of
actors as we'll as names Of players
seems to be this:
If the name is striking make it
commonplace, but If the name is
commonplace make it striking.
So. a play about DuBarry is alb
surdIy named Passion and
movie about Anne Boleyn is given
the meaningless name of "Decep-
ton
Many have wondered that Bar
rie's original title was retained for
the movie Sentimental Tommy"
Maybe II was because a considera BILE
part of the story is from another
tale called Tommy and Grizel."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

feeling OF suffOcation-and the post
ure necessitated by the approxima-
ton OF lips and lips Is unfaningly
a constrained and ungraceful one"
Now we come TO what IS probably
the real reason reel kisses aren't
real. Mensken continues:
Theoretically a man kisses a
woman perpendicularly, with their
eyes, those windows OF the soul,
synchrOnizing exactly.
WHAT THE EYES DO.
But actually. on account Of the
inccmpressibility Of the nasal cartil-
ages. he has 10 incline either his or
her head TO an angle OF so degrees,
and the result is that his right eye
gazes insanely at the space between
her eyebrows. while his left eve Is
fixed upon some vague spot behind
her.
An instantaneous photograph OF
such a maneuver. taken at the mo-
ment Of incidence, would probably
turn the stomach Of the most ro-
mantle man, and force him, in sheer
self-respect. renounce kissing as
he has renowned leapfrog and
walking on stills.
"Only a woman (for women are
quite devoid Of esthetic feellng)
could survive so damuing a picture"
One reasons that movie kisses
aren't real in order that the men
will nat be driven from the box
officie.
Mencken goes on with his diserta-
ton on the kiss. e.
But the most embarrassing mo-
ment, in kissing. does not come dur
ing the actual kiss (for at that time
the sensation Of suGocation drives
out all purely psychical feelings),
but Immediately afterward.
IT'S NICE TODAY!
What is one 10 say to the woman
then? The occasion obviously de-
mands some sort Of remark.
lone has Just received in theory
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
SOCIETY FOLKS SEEN
IN MONTE CARLO SET

Twelve hundred people, many of
them southland society folks, gave
l!fe and realism TO the magnificent
Monte Carlo set at Universal City
which represents the work OF a
force of architects. carpenters, art
lists. laborers and landscape garden
ers for more than six weeks and an
expenditure Of nearly 100000. The
set Is used for some Of the biggest
scenes in Foolish Wives" Won
Stroheim's million dollar feature,
This is not only the most costly SET
ever constructed for a motion pic
ture. but is an exact replica Of tha
plaza at the famous Mediterranean
resort, down TO. the minutest de-
tail
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
PUBLIC WELL ABLE
TO ACT AS CENSOR
OF CINEMA SHOWS
Picture Producers are Anx-
ious to Give ShOw-Going
Public What 1t Wants.
PUBLIC WE'LL ABLE TO ACT AS
CENSOR.
Picture Producers Are Very Anxi-
Gus To Give the show Going
Public just What Ii Wants.

ubut just W Hat IL wants.
Aside from the personal interest
involved, the motion picture men op-
posing legislation providing for state
censorship of the films have some
justification for their stand. state
supervision Of the pictures has sell
dom worked Satisfactorily where it
has been tried. The bodies intrusted
with the work have repeatedly OBJ
jected TO films and parts Of films
that similar bodies in other states
found Objectionable. or commend
able.
It has sometimes happened that
films or scenes praised by one state
board for their moral influence
have been condemned by another as
unfit 10 be shown. Disagreements
as 10 whether a film or a part Of a
film was morally harmful have been
frequent. Motion picture men hon
estly DESTROYS Of providing whole
some amusement have suffered from
n condition that causes a film which
is unobjectable in one state to be
rejected as highly immoral in an
other.
Picture producers. like other bust
ness men, are anxious to give the
public what it wants. The level of
taste and morality exhibited in the
pictures reflects, generally speaking,
the level Of the taste Of morality Of
the people who patronize the films
Off-color films are relatively rare
these days. and public taste is max
ing them rarer, and will i'm all prob
ability eventually eliminate them.
At all events censorship machin-
cry already exists in the laws against
indecent entertainment. Local Off
cials can stop the showing Of films
regarded as Objectionable any time
they choose to exercise their rights
Such selected officers should be as
well able as an appointed body to
give whatever protection the public
needs.-IndianapO News.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

a great boon; the silence begins 90
make itself felt. there stands the
fair one. obviously waiting.
rs one 20 thank here2 Certainly
that would be too transparent a
piece OF hypocrlcy. too facc.d a
banality.
rs one 10 tell her that one loves
her? Obviously there Is DANGER I'm
such assurances. aud besides one
usually doen't. and 4 l.s is a lie.
cor is one 90 descend 90 chatty
commonplaces-abOut The weather.
literature. politics. tho Wars'
Wen. IS -rel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
TOM MIX SEEN IN
Big AUTO RACE AT
THE AUDITORIUM
Well Known Movie Star Dis
cards Horse for Fast Trav-
cling a Wheel Vehicle.

Many people who have eagerly
awaited Tom Mlxs return in a new
picture viii be surprised 70 learn
that he has discarded his horse more
In favor Of four wheel motive power,
in The Road Demon which has its
South Bend showing today and to-
morrow at the Auditorium.
Among the big auto drivers to be
seen in this picture arc Ralph De-
Palma. Bonnie Hill. Jimmie Murphy.
Joe Thomas and Eddie O'Donnell.
These men were in the big Fresno
road race I'm California when Mix
was making this picture for William
Fox and they were induced to take
part in auto races in which Mix is
seen at the wheel Of a big racer.
The play starts off with a bang
and in It you see Mix as a lazy cow
boy who turns his attentions. most
~ TO things mechanical He finally
brings down upon his head the
wrath OF his father by swapping his
horse for "a brOken-down automobile
on the desert. Mix does some thrill
ing picture work en- this used or
much abused car. and Claire Ander-
son makes a pretty leading lady 10
share his troubles and temptations.
As a whole. The Road Demon" is a
big entertainment and viii far excel
enything Mix ever did in pictures.
In the supporting cast are Charles
French, Lloyd Bacon, William Ell
mer. and Harold Goodwin. Verse
and Worse" Is a funny Sunshine
comedy and Town Topics round a
perfect bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25
CHAPLIN's RETORT.

Charlie Chaplin, star and producer
OF "The Kid" is some "kldder" him
self. He was leaving a motion pic
ture ball in Los Angeles when he
was accosted by monOcled dude
who pretended to mistake him for
a servant. L say, my man." he
commanded. call me a four-wheel-
err" "All right. you are a four
wheeler" responded Chaplin. And
as he walked away, the comedian
turned and added. ct could hardly
call you hanson, you know"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

is Scrambled Wives" Now one
called "Scrabled Brides" is to be
done by another producer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

Eric Snodwen. stage manager for
the late Sir Herbert Tree, is in the
cast of "The Grim Comedian"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

John o-watchumacallit is 2S.
That's six years older than his wife,
Constance Talmadge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

Freckles Barry is having HIS first
peek at New York and the Statue OF
Liberty. Colleen Moore is chaper-
oning him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

Charles Meredith will have the
leading male role in THE Lifted
Weir which stars Ethel Clayton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

Richard Dix has the lead in The
Glorious Fool" an original scenario
by Mary Roberts Rinehart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

In four successive films Tom
Moore has appeared as mayor. po-
Hceman, street sweeper and fireman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

Chaplin weighs 125 pounds. IS
feet and has brown hair and blue
eyes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-25

Wednesday and Thursday capti-
waiting Connie Talmadge makes her
appearance as jObIess Mary, who
fakes her reference and gets a mil
lion dollar meal ticket. beats pug"
at his own game and scores her
seventh comedy Knockout in Good
References" a picture that will
thrill. amuse and fascinate every
one. Supporting Miss Talmadge are
such names as Vincent Coleman, and
Mona Lisa Edgar Takes the
Cake" is the title OF the comedy by
Booth Harrington and Fox News
completes the bill
Harold Lloyd is coming soon in
his latest hundred-thousand dollar
comedy special entitled Number
Please" crammed full to the brim
with good. clean. and wholesome
comedy as only Harold knows tow
to make EN-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
FIERY CROSSES
HEAD CASKETS
Ku Klux Pay Tribute to
Two of Soldier
Dead

Special TO The world
liENRIETTA, Sept. 2g--Thc first
evidence OF ku-kluN Klan activities
In Henryetta came 20 light today
when Elmer Lchr OF the uudcrtak -
ing firm OF Lehr Il Nave. exhibited
to your correspondent and local
newspaper men two large floral
fiery crosses 20 be placed at tho
head ~ the Caskcts containing the
bodies of Albert Lloyd Groy and
Frank Andcrsons overseas veterans
who fell In the battle Of the Ar
gonne forest aud who VIII receive
military burial BY the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, Sunday, October l.
The two cmhlcms, accompanied
by note written on the back Of a
bank check and bearing the in
script!On In memorial OF our de-
parted patriuts, signed Houryotta
klan k. Is. Il was placed inside
the front door Of tho undertaking
establishment during the noon hour
by an unseen person and without
further intima;ion Of tho sender
than the note written on the back
of the bank check.
Privatcs Croy and Anderson were
the first of the local boys to
go over seas ana their bodies ar
rived under escort from New York
wednesday. The frey cross emblem.
which Is attached to a sivc-fout
staff, has been placed at the head
Of each caskct and presumably to
meet the wishes OF the klan viii bo
Inferred with the bodies, or placed
as klan beacon at their graves.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
Joyful Family Reunion

Two OF my brothers, sister. ns
well az myself have been chronic
sufferers from gas Inv stomach, iudi-
gestion. pain in right side near ap-
pcndiN and liver trouble for many
years. My sister tried Mayr's Won
dorful Remedy with such good re-
suits that wc ali took "A course of IL
and II helped In each case. Last
Sunday We had a family reunion "a
celebration OF our recovery and
what we all did cat" II is simple,
harmless preparation that rcmovcs
the catarrhal mucus from the intcs-
tinal tract and allnys the inflRm-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments. including Hppcdicitis. ono
dose will convince or money re-
funded.
Quaker Drug store and druggists
sVcryw cre.--Adyt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
HER SCREAMS SAVED HER
Brutal Escort Is Persistent in His
Bcwd Advances.

Oh EM All, sept. 29a--DmCr
Woodrum, "A young man OF Castle,
was arrested Monday and placed IN
tho county jail here charged with
assault with intent 20 commit rape
on the person Of Miss Effic Luna-
ford. WOodrum and Miss Lunsford
IN company with another couple.
had been walking Saturday night
ana on the way home the parties
became separated. It .5 claimed BY
Miss LunsfOrd that Woodrum at
tackled her three times. twice she
being able to fight him away and
the third time she was assaulted
they wero near q neighbor's house
and she screamed. when neighbors
came from the houses Woodrum
made his escape.
Woodrum was arrested at Boloy,
the officers claiming that he was
waiting for the west bound train
there to go to Oklahoma city,
where his father. o. u. Woodrum,
now lives. Miss Lunsford was
severely bruised on her arms and
hands. Woodrum made an appear
ancc bond OF $1,000 Tuesday and
was released.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
LEGION MEET CLOSES
Enid ENcrtcd Herself To Make the
Occasion Happy ono and Would
GIndly DO u Again.

Special TO The World.
ENID, Sept 2S.-Tho great legion
convention is over Today the
beautiful decorations are gone. and
things are settling down to normal
again. but Enid wishes the next con-
vention was going TO meet here. I'm
I'll tho last departing lcgionnaire
had left the city, all was q scene Of
good nature, with plenty ot pep, all
the entertainment one could desire,
and the right hand OF fellowship cx-
tended from every citizen in the city.
We can now only congratulate
Bartlcsvillc in having secured the
1922 meet.
while Ponca City. with it's jaz2
band and it's trained duck, seemed
to exceed in numbers the Bartles-
vile crowd, Bartlcsville did some
clever advertising stunts, arouslng
interest In their fight, and won the
convention on the second ballot
Free tickets on any railroad would
take you to Bartlesvilic at any time
by adding the railroad fare. These
tickets were plasterCd all over Enid.
Marland, oil magnate of Ponca City,
came over I'm an uirplanC, distribut-
i.s welcome TO PonCa city in lg22"
posters. The fight was at all times
carried on IN a pleasant way and
when Shawnee finally got out and
announced that Bartlesyille was
their choice, there was no hesitanCy
in votinC for that place as the next
convention city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
NUMBER OF IDLE
IS EXAGGERATED
official Census Shows
Not as Much Idleness
as Thought
MAJORITY "DRlFTERS'
unemployed Number 450 and
Many of Them Are
Chronic Cases

"SbA sent. ga survey OF the
.,orouInyment situation IN Ada
sbows that first reports and figures
.sised on the streets are tar above
,bs real rgurc Of unemployed In the
,i,y according TO the local officers
of'tbo chamber of com mercc, who
have bocn making an effort to place
"s many bread winners as possible
.,d started the survey on the un-
SSn,ployment situation The secretary
~ tbc club states that there Is "A
less number unem-
,loyed here than expected.
81 lie gave the total number Of
neople not wording az $50. 100 OF
which he assorted never worked I'm
,hs best ot times. and about one
Curfh of the others who are not tho
bief hreldwinncrs in the homes
here Most Of the unemployed Were
found among the class OF drifters,
living in wagon yards and shifting
about with no homes. Others were
sdE % the list OF unemployed with
fbc laying of OF 147 hands at the
bcal cement plant, 20 OF which
were given employment this week
with the starting OF operations by
the Adt COTTON 7tcu "il iliH'
Mr. walker. the chamber OF COM
merce secretary declared that many
reonla here were looking FOR Jobs
and praying an the time that they
might not find one. In several in
stances he said the club had been
successful I'm finding jobs for some,
who turned their backs, disdaining
from doing this certain kind Of
work. Others refused to work on
account Of the low wages. and still
others who want wor& but are un-
willing 10 turn their hand to get il.
expecting someone else to hunt it
for him he declared.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30

Special to The World
ADA, Sept 29.---An nunctlion
against the Pierce on company
has been filed In the district court
hero asking that the company bc
stopped from distributing It's pro-
ducts from tho local station at its
present location. According tu the
city attorney, who filed the iuiuuy-
tion today, the injunction was died
as a result ~ the oil company b
failure to move liz station location
at the request Of the city Commiss.
iunera Ii has been condemned as
a menace to the city property from
fire danger
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
ILdkc old.tlmc Town Meeting.

sAsial 10 Tho World.
OKEMAH, Sept. 29.-At a big
mass meeting Monday night in the
courthouse, called by the chamber
Of commcrce, many new plans for
the Improvement Of the city were
discussed A big mass meeting to
discussed the question OF building a
courthouse was called for Satur-
day October g. the good roads
question was also taken up and the
possibility Of building an auditor
ium and gymnasium in connection
with the present school buildings
was fovored by a big majority Of
thnen nrnsnnf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
Hunting Party Goes to
Arizona Hoping to Run
Across a Real Bear
Special 70 The Word.

Special to The world
GUSHING, Sept 29.-Big game
hunting Is becoming popular
sport among the oil men Of this
city, Judging from the parties be-
ing made up here to participate
in this sport. The latest party
consisting Of Joe Bailey. +. u.
Cuilison and j. r.. Daugherty, oil
men OF this city, and DR.. II. c.
Manning and J, r. Russell, lett
here Monday FOR Newton, kan,
where they will be Joined by Milt
Thompson, a farmer resident here.
on their way TO Paradise, Ariz.,
where bear is said to be pfpntiful.
Another party left here a short
time ago FOR New Mexico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
NEW YEAR AT B'NAI EMUNRH
Services 10 BE Held at Two Places
for Religious Event.

The opening session Of the Tai
mud Torah will be on Sunday, Oc-
tober 2, at 10 a. m. at the synagogue
Of congregation B'Nau Emunah, 9lg
South Cheyenne avenue.
Rosh Hashonah (New Year, scrv-
ives win be held on Sunday at G:l5
and on Monday and Tuesday. OC-
tober 3 and 4, at 7 a. m. in the
synagogue and, for the convenience
of residents on the north side, at
the hall on the corner Of North
Main and EastOn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
Congregation ou,gpws nuilding.

Special tu The world.
MIAMI, sept. CONGREGATIONS
attending the revival services at the
Southern Methodist church IN this
city, having outgrown tho capacity
of the building q temporary abor-
naclc has been provided. with "a seat
ing capacity OF 1000 and u platform
for the choir to hold l2o. Two
pianos have been installed supple
mcntcd by an orchestra, and the
musicians of the city have been In
vitcd TO Join the choir.