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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24
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BEAVER DAM

Protracted meeting in progress
at the Methodist church. Rev. Dyer,
of Louisville, is doing the preaching
Prof. Edwards, of Tennessee, is
leading the song service.
Three business houses are going
up in town. Tom Barnes, Morgan
James and Peters Bros. are doing
the building. All are to be of brick
construction.
DR.. Render and wife, OF Oklahoma
City. Okla, spent the weekend with
his sister. Mrs. Fl. ID. Taylor.
Mrs. Edgar Vaughn, of West
Frankfort. ILL.,. is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. S. ID. Taylor.
Mrs. A. X. Miller. of Tulsa, Okla,
after spending month with her
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Chapman, went to Princeton.
KY, Aug. goth. to spend few days
with her sister. after which she will
return TO her home.
Mrs. Mason Taylor leaves Tues
day to visit her cousin. Mrs. A. X.
Miller, OF Tulsa. Okla, and her aunt.
Mrs. George Ferguson. OF Award.
Okla.
Miss Mabel Sisel ana sister, of
Hogenville. KY, spent the week Wis
iting Misses Bessie and Annie Al
ford
Mr.. Rumsey Barnes Taylor. of
Princeton, KY. spent the weekend
with relatives in town.
Mrs. Ernest Taylor has returned
home. after spending two weeks in
Dawson Springs.
Quite number OF the people Of
Beaver Dam attended the Associa-
ton at Prentiss. last week. The As
ISOLATION will convene with Beaver
Dam church next year.
Messrs. Everette and w. r. Chap
man. OF Herrin, ILL.,. visited their
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24
BARNETT'S CREEK

Aug. 22.-The tobacco crop in this
vicinity is looking fine.
Prayer meeting as this place ev.
cry Wednesday night.
Mr.. E. Duncan and family, OF
Utica, were guests of r. d. Bartlett,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Commodore Wester-
field, of Buford, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. C. Hoover. Sunday.
Several of this place attended the
party and pound supper at Cecil
Rhoads' Thursday night. All re-
ported a good time,
Several of this place have been
attending the fine preaching SER
vices held at Nocreek church.
Born to the wife of Mr.. G. ].
Stewart, Friday, big boy.
Mr.. Med Chapman and family Wis
tied r. L. Whitaker and family.
Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Kirk. OF Clear Run,
was the guest of Mrs. @. w. Hoover,
Tuesday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24
OF RECENT
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The report Of the State Board Of
Examiners on the papers of the
Ohio County teachers who took the
examination for certificates on the
last Friday and Saturday in July
has been received. The highest
grade, 81. was made by Elvis O.
Brown. Ten others made first class
certificates, viz; Sophia Halter, Eula
Woosley, Morris Wedding, Loubel
Williams. Mary Louise Renfrow.
James Hamilton, Mary Gossett,
Cessna Shultz, Novia Ross and Maud
Durbin. The following made second
class certificates: ]. b. Petty, Cecil
Stone, Bessie Graham, Kittye Bess
Dodson. Emily Bell. Esther Midkiff.
R. p. Brown, Eva Thomasson .and
Anna Hoover. Six failures were re-
ported.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24
CONCORD

Aug. 1S.-A revival conducted by
the pastor. Rev. M. G. Smell, will be-
gin Saturday night.
Mrs. A. A. Carter attended the
Baptist Association at Prentiss, this
week. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ira Acton. of Broad
way, visited the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. +. Morris. Tuesday.
Ernest Vance returned Thursday
from owensboro.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24

Miss Millye Wysong, of Louisville,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Toms, Fri
day. She will go from here to Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Schroeder and
family motored to Louisville, Mon
day, to attend revival at that
place.
Miss Fanny Burton, of Red Hill,
is visiting her brother, A. r. Bur-
ton, and other relatives.
Mr.. Charlie Durbin and two
daughters, Of Leitchfield. visited his
brother-in-law, Mr.. J. ]. Toms, and
family.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24
MISSION BOARD NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves to
be members of the new mission
board of the Ohio County Baptist
Association will please meet at the
Hartford Baptist church, Aug. 30th
at 10 a: m. for the purpose of or
ganization and transaction Of BUSH
ness.
RUSSELL WALKER.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24

A large rattlesnake, having ten
rattles and button, was killed by
Moody and Herbert Ralph. young
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Ralph.
OF this place. near Dundee last Fri
day. The boys were jubilant over
their exploit and Lon" is proud OF
the prowess of the youngsters.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24

father and mother. Mr.. Ellis Chap
man and wife, few days last week.
Rev. C. C. Dawes preached to a
large congregation at the Baptist
church, Sunday and baptized the
following: Misses Edith and Rose
Austin and Miss Clida and Joe Por-
ter.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our most sin
cere thanks to the many friends and
neighbors who so willingly assisted
us in the illness and death of our
wife and mother. Mrs. Lydia p. Vim
cent.
THE FAMILY.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The Regular Fall Term of
HARTFORD HIGH AND GRADED SCHOOLS

Will begin MONDAY. SEPT 5, at8:3O a. m.
The public, especially patrons Of the school.
invited to be present at the opening exercises.
Courses offered: Classical and Vocational
Agriculture.
The schoorshigh standard will be maintain
ed
MISS MARY MARKS, Principal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-08-24
The Opening Book Of Autumn
Displays Charming Pictures
All Over Our Store

The New Season advancing rapidly
full fling Perhaps fuandyet moaou
and ont New Apparel.
Today fashions while
Bouse deign one
definitely models
Thenh Gloves, the eckwear Ribbons Stocking
And the whole anayofN New Things fo the Home
eand things
hurry
Feel free look around please We shall buy. But shall
be ask o find
that it will be ajo possess before the style common
Come.t and a urownsw will
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THE FAMILY.

Hartford Herald. $3.50 the year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
sUSsuE HAYAkAWA
IS FINE COMEDIAN

Sussne Ilayakawa as a comedian
is a rare thing on the screen. As
. tragedian, he is rekoned one OF
the truly great artists of the day.
but one has seldom, If ever, seen
him In a comic role.
1.-THE swamp" an r. c. picture,
scheduled for screening at the Sugg
theatre on Wednesday, was not only
written by Sussue Hayakawa to fit
his own capabilities, but to give him
an opportunity to prove to any who
may doubt ii, that he is comedian
of high skill as we'll as dramatic
artist. His deft touches Of light
comedy in the early scenes Of "The
swamp" in which he interprets the
role of q simple Chinese vegetable
peddler in the slums of New York,
furnish many merry moments. More
over. they show that Mr.. Hayakawa
is an artist of the wiedst range.
The background for the greater
part of the action is in the crowded
section of New Yorks East Side,
where life teams and where black,
white and red and yellow rub shoul.
ders without malice. Here where
the blue of the sky seldom penetrates
where laughter and tears freely min
gle, is enacted the beautiful romance
of the Chinese boy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
UNUSUAL SCENES AND
SETS IN "DisRAELi."

When the George Arlla screen YER
sion of 'DlaraelI' IL shown at the
Rlnlio theatre beginning Thursday.
photoplay lovers will have an oppor'
tuniiy os seeing some OF the most
charming cxieriogs ever used In the
making Of a motion picture. AD
the Interior sets arc massive In their
proportions aud highly artistic In
their iroaiilcnt. the work Of Charles
Osborn So sol. 'Disraeli' Is a pic
ture in wi n great acting. combin'
ed with a splendid story and unus-
ual studio treatment has caused II
to be classed among the real mas
terpleces of the screen.
One sequence of scenes. the ground
surrounding Glastonbury tower, was
photographed on the beautiful es'
tate of George d Pratt. at Glen Cove,
n V, one OF the show places on
Long Island. The Pratt residence
was built in Tudor style and shown
in several shots from q distance. Mr.
Arlles and Director Henry Kolker
with the principals and a hundred
extras, spent more than a week on
the Pratt estate and obtained some
remarkable exterior scenes for dis
raell."
The particular feature of the Pratt
estate that proved most appealing
from the Photographic point of view
was the sunken garden, designed and
finished in natural effects, with very
little If anything. of an artificial ma
ture. Director Kolker found these
gardens ideal for many of the scenes
necessary in the picture and have
proven to be among the most beau
tiful ever thrown on the screen.
The specious lawn in front of thu
great house was used in making thu
scenes in which MRS. IfaVers
spreads the gossip that spoils Dis
raeli' plans for the purchase of thu
| 5uez canal as at first planned b.
the English premier and these scenes
have been set with absolute fidelit!
to the period This scene shows thu
ladies and gentlemen of the perio'
! of archery practice.
In keeping with the plans CT Unit
ed Artists, "Disraeli" has been don
in a lavish way with an eye to beau
ty and dignity everywhere. For tha
reason "Disraeli" has been classe
/ aomng the most remarkable produt
tons in recent years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

rector chose hls location. a house
opposite q small park. aud bad the
overhead srflnkllnr system. virtual
b m arrangement ~ shower bath
alnuis. erected an III" apos- tn"
connection VAS made BY = hose Ia
the cilyn wairr supply. aud the
rainfall regulated n ulil.
Ion chaneY ard i.sairies Joy Nef"
raurht in the first sprinkle. but
afior the iady waa saicly bestowed
indoors. the director rave the wori
for full power Tho result vas that
AR CLANCY received thorough
drcnchlnr. but the scene was reals
tirally taken. Had the Tainstorm'
with Ia accompanying clouds. been
real. II would have bccn too dark
10 photograph the scene.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Three iourlhs the area Of America
ls nat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Tho s.scr llninr" "a q pleiurisa'
liun ~ aslnai occurrences which
famr a. the r1llro of Nr WosL
Tho original thafafirra in lhia pulls
lnr STORY. phot0 ioiunalT defiance
~ all lsva and fiy disregard Tor tho
Inevitable. hruufht = snddcn icrnil'
nailon 10 their carefully laid plans.
orr nnw widely scattered and liv'
.nr lives far different ium the days
uhon The silver ilnlnr seemed very
remote
IN the eharaeior of THE ANGEL.
ihn heroine 0t lh" picture. hewilch'
lur jewel Carmen poriaya for the
screen the hectic otiaianos Of ih"
ono i.mo heile 81 ,he former las
breaker IT the rocini underworld.
Leslie Anicn ~ the wealthy author
marked for the gangs victim aud
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
GROUNDS OF FAMOUS ESTATE
USED ron TCARtG PICTURES

Conway Tcarle. the solrnlck pie.
ture star. and m oaiifc comnany "f
aetofa aetrrraes. camera m,n and
technical workers were entertained
recently hy Captain Edward Thomp
,an. a wealthy Lone island hn ineas
man. whose lodge. MasGapeafue
club. at smllhloan. l.. H. ~sa ussA
10 obtain several unusual scenes
for the new sclsnick picture. The
Road Of Ambition" IN which Conway
Tearle will b. seen At the sueg
theatre today.
In the company who were the
guests of Capt. Thompson. IN addi'
tlon 10 Mr. Tcarlo. we're included
Florence Dixon. the famous Cocoa.
Cola girl. who plays the leading
feminine role: GLADDEN. James. ore
Of the very few blonde "hcavies" In
photoplays. and Florence Billings.
The Thompson estate about two
hundred acres Of wooded country.
is the largest and best stocked game
preserve on Long Island. containing
quail. grouse AMI rabbits. Two trout
streams and perch pond nro To-
Gated about hundred years from
the captains home.
pa The sun. coupled with the beautl-
full grounds. enabled Director Earle
TO secure n number Of unique shots
OF the lodge and adjacent grounds
which will be seen In "The Road
OF Ambition"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
NEW oRoANIsT ENGAGED
FOR RlALTo THEATRE

Walter s. Morroll manager of the
Rlalto theatre. has announced the
engagement Of Mrs. ]. J. Doherty OF
Dallas as organist OF the theatre.
Mrs. Doherty has been connected
with the Southern Enterprises in
Dallas for some time. She was
formerly resident of Dallas and
has been connected with the leading
musical organizations of TINT city
for several years. At the Rialto,
she will play at each performance,
appropriate music for the pictures
shown and will feature the latest
popular tunes.
81 like Chickasha very much" said
Mrs. Doherty. Most of all, | like
to play for them. The Rialto pa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

lnv aulomohllo ~ ! dld." says Miss
llawloy. 4 all feel amply repaid
foi ny trouble and riHk.
= have wondered u the fact that
the cameras show In the picture u
this stunt. and tho audience plainly
sees that !, h bclnE done a. part
~ the picture within = t'cinrc,
would deirart from ~ effectiveness.
Illusion il of tho essence Of drama.
and ihla might be- lcafcncd BY show
lnp the director. camcraman. props
and the rest oi the actors IN the
same picture.
"Of course. IN Her Face Value
am not the girl who Il making the
halrbrcadih escape. but the actress
who 81 playing the part of that GIRL
and I make my bid for sympathy 40
tho actress. But since most people
nowadays understand that actors and
actresses are human beings like
other people. am confident uai
the picture win hold tho interest
"Iiur Face Value" ls a thrilling
story Of stage and studio. IN which
Miss Hawley Is supported by 7. Roy
Barnes. the favoriie comedian. Lin
coin Plnmer. Richard Rosson. Win
fired Bryson and Donald Mcdonald.
Direction was by Thomas Heffron.
whose capabilities have been proven
by many successes Of the screen.
Elmer Harris supervised the produc'
ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
VIOLA DANA in a Scene from THERE ARE NO VILLAINS"

In the interval Dlsraeli, young
Jew. without fortune or influence,
battled his way to the top.
And again In 1876, nine years af-
ter his first appointment as Prime
Minister. the Queen again appointed
Disrael to be Premier.
"Disraeli," with George Arliss in
the title role, will be at the Ralto
theatre, beginning next Thursday
for two days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
MOVIE WITHIN A MOVIE
ADDS y crest TO
HAWLEY PICTURE

Docs thrill lose anything of its
effect on the audience by letting
them see that il is staged for the
camera?
This is the question asked by
Wanda Hawey, star of the Realart
picture. Her Face Value" which
will open next Monday for a two
day run at the Rlalto theatre.
"If the audience gets as much OF
a thrill out of my dangling over a
cliff and trying to drop into a NOV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Colt Albrftsnn aH the confidence
confederate of The Angel form
part IT tho nllfinr casi who bring
10 The aor'on tho carefully guarded
secret II happenings which disrupt
cd tho once famous mob AMI scat
l.frd lhrm far aud wide.
"The silver Lining" was written
and directed BY Roland West. Tho
continuity was by u. J. buchanan
and Charles n. Smith and the pho.
ioplay By Edward wyuard aud Frank
Ilettr
"The silver Lining" will be- shown
al the Riallo theatre next Saturday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
MAKING RAIN WHILE
SUN SHINES

In the land where there is almost
perpetual sunshine-in other words,
California's "Movieland d'-director
do not pray for rain when the scripts
Of their pictures call for outdoor
rain scenes. Instead, they choose
their location, take their companies
into the morning sunshine and have
the rain mechanics build frame
work for the shower.
Directors Wallace Yorsley, while
making Gourverneur Morris "Ace
of Hearts" Goldwyn picture which
will be shown at the Sugg theatre
for two days, beginning Thursday,
ran into terrific storm in the au-
thor's manuscript But he wasn't
in the least discouraged. The di.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
DIsRAELrs AMBITION

Lord Melbourne, Prime Minister
well, Mr.. Disraeli, what is your
idea of entering Parliament? What
is your ambition?"
Disraeli.-To become Prime Min
lister of England, my lord"
And he did.
1t was a thirty year fight.
Disraeli entered Parliament In
1887. In 1867 Queen Victoria made
him Prime Minister.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03
olvrs .rw TWIST
TO HERGoIrY Law

The dauhlr harfrle.i Fecunf'fnriipn
~ ulnsomo ofooh and q alnsc con.
ildeass man. 10 totally unexpected
manner. la the ,nihrallinE story pic
iurud IN an unn uai way IN the Met
70 release of the Roland West pro-
dioilun. "Thc silver Lining. ~iih
Ieasl Carmen and m nll.rlar east
~ broadway faVorlIaa
Tho STORY dosls wllh iho ianilllf'
Ing theory 81 hcre5iiy ana the nu'
daeious plot with g. tense ailnaiion
unfoldsd In an exciting manner dem
onsintea In f. vivid way that there
are siaullsr rsoer'.nus 10 every rule
~ llfo aud love
The allurlng STORY portrayed N
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

CONWAY TEARi.E- iiorn \. Y.
isso. stage career. Sir Charles wynd.
ham. Mlaa Ellen Terry. nilly nurtc.
Viola Allen. Stock with Gface
George Serene career; Fall of
the Romanoffs." "stclla Maria."
The REASON Why" "Tho Way Of
Woman" "sha Loves ana Lies.
"Vlriuons Wives" "A VlrIuoua
Namp" Mind the Palm, Glgl." etc,
Heleht. 9 feet. II inches. dark hair
and eyes. Address Frlars Club, \.
Y. c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

nenino 70 the boal golgo cleaner
known.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

lroua seem ~ apsroslallso ,ha'
q Makrs my NufN hrN F"aif
rloaHufo."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-03

Alfalfa Is native plant of Asia.
Alaska has $4,000 miles of coast
line.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
=
JOFFRE PLANS TO TOUz
COUNTRIES ON PACIFIC

MARsEILLEs, Nov. 2S.--Marshal Joffre.
who is on his way to visit japan, will
also make an extended tour of the coun-
tries bordering the Pacific Ocean. inciud-
ing Indo-China, Siam and China. He
has been intrusted by the French Gov
ei nment with the task OF carrying 10 the
chiefs of the governments of the Far
Eastern States that participated In the
victory of the Allies the salute OF CRATE
fulness OF France. At Singapore he VIII
board the cruiser Montcaim. flagship OF
the French Far East squadron.
At Saigon the Marshal will visit tho
Trench possession OF Indo-China for
few days as the guest OF the Governor
General Of the colony. He will arrive at
Pangkok about Dec. 90 and be received
by the King of Siam, which country was
enc of the allied Powers during the war.
After visiting the States OF Cambodge
and Tonkin Joffre, on the Montcain, ac-
companied by several destroyers, will
proceed directly to Yokohama, where he
expects to arrive about Jan. 20. His
sojourn in Japan will last about
month. after which he will visit Pekin.
travelling by way of Seoul and Mukden.
The present plans for the return trip
are for the Marshal 10 reach France by
way of Honolulu. San Francisco and
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
LETTER WRITING UNDOES
u. S. CULPRIT IN CHINA
Army Deserted With Check
cred Career Jailed Again.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 2S.--Amos Il. Nor
man, who was an American soldier in
the Fifteenth Infantry at Tientsin, has
proved himself the most dramatic figure
OF recent criminal annals in China. and
after holding the interest OF foreigners
generally In China for a period of thirty
days he has been taken in charge by the
army authorities and Is TO face court
martial.
Norman was arrested as n deserter In
Shanghai last spring and escaped from
his eaptors by leaping from a second
story window. it was then found that
after he had quit the army he had re-
taiped his own name and had been able
to obtain n position in the Chinese Gus
toms service. He was arrested again
In August. and in the first week OF
September with a companion, Henry
Muncie, who was also being held as a
deserter from the Fifteenth Infantry. he
carried out a sensational escape from
the American prison after he had dashed
ammonia into the face of his jailer.
Muncie was arrested soon after the
two escaped, but Norman remained IN
hiding, and when a Russian girl with
whom he was infatuated was arrested as
an accomplice in the prison break he
made a remarkable effort to shield he.
from the blame by means of daily let
ters that were addressed TO the authori-
ties through a newspaper. 1t was
through these letters that the police of
the International Settlement at length
were able to ferret out his hiding place.
The New York herald., 1921-11-29
AMERICAN POST OFFICE
SELLS STAMP BARGAINS
It's in China and Exchange Is
Responsible.

SHANGHAI. Nov. 28. The United
States Postal Agency at Shanghai is
probably the only American post office
that ever held what may be called bar
gain sale in stamps. This happened this
autumn and was made possible by
fluctuation in the rate of exchange.
About year ago, as measure OF
convenience for the public, the American
Post Office placed on sale stamps that
could be purchased In the currency of the
country, based in value on the Mexican
dollar. These new stamps. called sur
charge stamps, were merely the ordinary
cent and other stamps, but they bore in
black letters on their face--for the two
centers--the words Shanghai 4c.
China" Soon after these stamps were
issued. by reason of fiuctuation In the
rate of money exchange, the sale OF the
surcharge stamps had TO be stopped.
Early this autumn the money ex-
change rate again went to point at
which it was possible again to place
these stamps on sale, and promptly
rush followed to buy them. The reason
was the anxiety of collectors throughout
the world to obtain sets of the stamps.
1t was found that while a complete set
of stamps could be purchased at the
American Post Office in Shanghai for
Mex. S5.74, the same sets were being
sold by collectors in New York at a
rate Of gold $40 and In London at f3.
The American Post Office In Shanghai
Is the only distributing office in the
world where these stamps may be OBJ
tanned and they are issued from the
Shanghai office only when the exchange
rate warrants their sale.