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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

ss'sssfs supper
Mesdames Jay Lane and W q
As,hsin entertained the members ol
the foFtydwo club ard their hus
hands on last Monday evcilng Al
the home Of Mm. Mplhvin. iolu
South Seventh street. when a sls
o'clock cafeteria supper was served.
Tho rooms were decorated Ia Hal.
iovc'en eoiofs aud tho mcs,a wers
given quaint caps ard honncls. aud
IN matching taem found their sup
per partners. ruEiylso waa played
hicr IN the evening with MrA. Roy
Smith and Mr. Clint siclnbcrrcr win.
ming faVora.
Sweet cider waa served during the
evening The guests wcFo Mesurs
and Mcsdamea A. II. Cochran. Wi.
Ham inman. oailey Anderson. W u.
CllkcN Elmer Terrell. Win owslcy.
r. X. woo,icn. Roy Smith. n y
Smith. 7. u. Loscy. Clint slclnbcr.
ser. ~ Poster a. y. Thzcait Mr.
r. X. wcc,lcn r.. and Mm Walton
snydor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
N. e. Church Society.

The Women's Missionary society
of the Methodist church held its
regular weekly meeting on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w.
W. Rice, 1914 South Sixth street.
Fifteen members answered to roll
call and number of guests were
present.
Mrs. ID. S. Kinds led the devotion
al service and Mrs. L. L. Alkire con
Quoted the lesson. each member re-
spending promptly as called upon
Owing to lack of time, Mrs. J. w.
Templeton did not submit the re-.
port from the district meeting which
was held in Duncan the past week,
but will give it at the meeting next
Thursday, which will be an all-day
session held in the church parlors.
The guests present were Mesdames
McCauley, Gassaway, Serbcr, Green
Ingram, and Studley, the latter be-
coming member.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

the homo of her sister. uw a. X
Wousisa. tf. iiie Kansas aseane
The afternoon ~ss spent wlih bridge
o'her guests ~esr MFs. Walton sny.
der Miss Dorothy Do nuco. Ruth
shaw and jessie steele.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Mlsaes Lillian and vlols shaslcr
'oarhom IN The schools of pochascl
md sioser speut tho weekend with
'holf parents and sister. Mn. Frank
Elliott.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
SOCIETY NorIs.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph aulkley hnv.
returned fFum iawtou. Okla. where
they have hccn visiting thcir daurh.
ter. Mrs. " 4 Taylor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
Collegiate Alumni Entertain.


The Collegiate Alumni Association
which was organized last winter, and
OF which Mrs. Lula Barr is presi-
dent, entertained on Tuesday even.
ing in the Y w. rooms of the high
school. Fifty-flve invitations were
issued and the evening was spent
IN getting acquainted and in outlin-
ing plans for this winters work.
The association is contemplating
bringing Bachel Lindsay, American
poet and exponent of "Vers Libre"
to Chickasha, some time in Decem-
ber The meetings of the Collegiate
Alumni are held fortnightly in the
auditorium of the Carnegie library
s.
Children's Party.
Miss Mary Griffin delightfully."- en-
tertained her schoolmates, number
ing about 75, with Hallowe' en-
party at her home 1402 Kansas ave-
rue. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with the Halloween colors.
with bats, witches and Jack O-Lan-
terms hanging from chandeliers and
arches. The hours were from seven
to nine o'clock and were spent with
Halloween stunts, games, grab
bag and dancing. Souvenirs were
given each guest and refreshments
were served after the evenings fun.
$
B;de-AeWee Club Luncheon.
On "Wednesday of this week at
the home of Mrs. S. O. Marrs, the
Bide-a-Wee club was entertained
With a buffet luncheon. The dining
room was attrac ctively decorated in
yellow and white, the color motif
appearing in the lighted candles
which cast their rays over the per-
fectly appointed table.
In the afternoon forty-two was
played with Mrs. O. S. Steele making
high score. AT the conclusion of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
Pocasset Halloween Party.

Mrs. j. l.. Minter, of Pccasset, en-
tertained the members OF her Sun
day school class and few addition
al guests with delightful Halloween
party at her home last Monday even
ing. She was assisted by Misses
Gladys Minter and Anna Mae Moore
The black and orange color
scheme was carried out in the deco.
rations which were artistically ar.
ranged Black cats, witches ana
Jack-o launterns all contributed to
the "spooky' appearance.
The evening was spent in aprro.
pirate games and fortune telling Re-
freshments of hot chocolate and
cake were served.
Guests of the evening were Fern
eta Siebert Of Meridian, Ermilee
Roosevelt, Fern Osborn, Melva and
Lucille Childs, Mabel Davidson, Ruth
and Velma Brazier Nellie Minter,
Claudio Fay Moore, Waunetta and
Laura Guy; Ben Hill, o. b. Moore,
Verl Davidson, Donald Osborn and
Jasper NARROW.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
Guild Announcement.

Circle No. of the Presbyterian
Guild will entertain the associate
members at social meeting on next
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
L. L. Emanuel, 80 South Thirteenth
street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
SOCIETY.
~ MISS KATE L. REMINGTON
TELEPHONE ga

Tie came Mira y c. stacey pro
sided over a short business session
and the followlns officers were elect,
ed ME George Calvert. president:
Mrs J. G, Mayl slcepresldcn,: Airs.
=, = Marrs. treasurer. and Mira
iial Thompson. secretary. Nrs. 4.
q. Mays wiil entertain tho club Al
The neat meeting.
Az Day Meeting.
Tho womans Missionary society
q tho Christian church announce
an all day meeting fnr Monday. 10
b. hold In the church parlorn. A
trosrain Will be Eivcn IN tho after.
acon with Ma 7. c. Stacey an
lsadcr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

rsfmshment plato Al The closa oi
tho meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Mrs. J. d. Wade and daughter.
Mazcllo icf, yesterday for weeks
visit with Mn wadc'a parents IN
weathcrford. Tcxaa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

r. y Fields left "Wednesday for
Mercod. California. called there by
the Illness Of his mother who u sui.
forlng from the effects OF broken
arm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
Home Culture Club.

Home Culture Club.
The Home Culture club met Fri
day at the home of Mrs. j. H. Sny-
der with Mrs. H. M. Carl, assist
ing hostess.
Roll call, "Your Favorite Ameri-
can Writer was responded to by
members present.
Literature in the home,' was the
subject Of very interesting paper
prepared by Mrs. 0. L. Bingham.
Mrs. Grin Ashton favored the club
with two vocal selections, Answer"
by Robyu and the Japanese Maid
en-" by Jessie Gaynor, during the
social hour. Both were very much
enjoyed. The hostess served a lovely
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
Sunday School Class Meet.

1u''u'J oC'FOUI OTdSS Wect'
A combined business and social
meeting was held at the home OF
Miss Edna Powell on Wednesday ev-
ening by the Business Womens
class of the Presbyterian church. 1t
was decided at the meeting that
young men should be admitted to
the class and the slogan BE A
Builder was adopted. The class
promises to be a strong working
force in the church.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Junior High Faculty Entertain.
Members of Junior Hi faculty en-.
tertained the. teachers of the public
school, members of the Board of
Education and their wives with an
informal Halloween party Monday
evening, October 81 in the Junior Hi
gymnasium.
The gym, dimly lighted, was pro-
fusely decorated with pumpkins,
corn shocks. and weird and grotes-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05
rythian Sisters Meeting.

Fythian Sisters Meeting.
The Pythian Sisters enjoyed So
cial meeting on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. 0. ].
Hallowell. 1928 Chickasha avenue.
The membership was we'll represent
cd and plans were completed and
committees were named for the ba-
zaar which was held this afternoon
in Claycomb and Andersons furni-
ture store. Mrs. Hallowell served
her guests with ice cream and cake.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-05

Miss EkIund Entertains.
The club formerly known as the
B. V. G's. was entertained on last
Saturday by Miss Gerda Eklund at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
NEW HOSPITAL
PROGRAM WILL
| Be SPEEDED UP
Expenditure of $3.50, 900
at Fort Bayard, N. M,
Part of Big Plan

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA defin-
Ito hospital program for war veterans.
involving immediate expenditure of
ts,ff0,00q out OF the fls,s00, 600
available. was announced by Col.
Charles n. Forbes director Of the new
veterans bureau. The new program.
Ca. Forbes said. which has the np-
prevail OF Secretary Mellon. was draft
ed by, an advisory board OF payslcians
and specialists In hospital. architcc-
ture.
By January 1. hospital facilities OF
$500 new beds are to be placed In
use according TO the plan.
Tho new program calls for expend-
itures OF SSb0.Oe0 at Fort Bayard.
New Mexico; 100000 at P%orryviiio.
Md: construction Of Tuberculosis hos
pitfalls at the soldiers Home, Lavon-
worth, Milwaukee and Dayton, Ohio.
additional bulsding at the Marion.
Ind. EanitArium: rcmodcling OF Fort
walla Wailn. Washn.. for i5O beds;
5000. zoe at whippie Barracks, Pres
colt. Ariz.: and at least nine addition
al projects tusbc determined later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
LARGE TAX PAYERS
KEEP STATE GOING,
ASSOCIATION SAYS
Decentralization Due to
Tax Delinquency Cen
eral Throughout State,
Declared.

SANTA ~ AUG 1.-THE follow
Ing Htatcmont on delinquent taxes In
New Mexico was made public today
~ the Taxpayers Association OF New
Mexico:
For tho year 1920, there was out
standing In unsolicited taxes Ia New
Mexico on June 30. 1871. q total OF
s2.ib1.29S. 0S. The delinquency for
1919 aud prior years OF that date was
approximately $4,000. 600. This mean
that about $4,000. 600 was due the
schools. counties, cities, ana the state
from taxpayer who were charged Tor
the support OF the government A.
compared with last year. We nnd that
one month after the delinquent date,
there was On June so. 1899. uncol-
lcctcd 1919 taxes amounting to 81
2 b,s79,5S. In other words the de-
linauepcy Tor 1890 IN twice as great
one month after tho delinquent date
as for 1919. Gu June 30, 1920. s2.7a
per ccnt nj. The 1919 taxes had been
collected wNlc In June so. 1921, only
i.33 per cent OF the 1890 taxes had
been collected The figures are taker
from reports In the office Of the stat,
tax commission.
Below In column II are showI
the per ont coilcctions OF $50 taxei
on June 30. 1899. In column two are
shown the per cent collections OF 1871!
| taxes Ou June 80, 1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Herder Who
Pleads Guilty Over
Phone Is Fined $40

Alfredo Martinez, sheep hcrdcr Of
Antouita. Colo. was fined SO and
costs by the Justice Of peace NJ Tres
Picdras. n. NJ. after pleading guilty
over the telephone from a cabin ZOE
miles from the office Of the Justice,
according to word which reached tho
district Office OF the forest service
here yesterday.
The man was hcrding sheep for
j. D. Duran In the Carson forest
near the New McNico-Coloradp state
line. and built a fire To keep coyotes
away from his flock. Hv lett tho fire
unattended, and when smoke was re-
ported from u lookout station. the
ranger from L%Hgunitas station hurried
to the spot H." arrested Martinez.
and took him tu his cabin. From
there the man confessed pvor tclc-
phone iu order to ave u trip OF TOO
miles 20 Tres Piedras.
This was tho first case to come ~
In the northern part 81 the state uu-
der the new state forest fire pre-.
vcntion law. which makes II q Grim,
90 leave ~ fire Ia timber lands un.
attended Several cases "a cuW'
up IN the southern part ct the stat,
prior To this time under the statute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Conway Demands Fair Play
For Rural Schools of State.
Raps Hagerman and Interests
State Superintendent. In Address at Clayton, Declares Little Group
of Selfish Interests Are Behind Eighth Amendment TO
Limit the School Levy.

SANTA FEM. NJ. Aug. H.
Speaking NJ CLAYTON Tuesday night.
stale school superintendent John v.
Conway launched n vigorous attack
against tho proposed amendment No.
s. TO limit the school tax lows TO ten
mhls. asserting that u would cripple
schools In every county and stop nine
months school terms In a number. He
declared, thas corporation interests
we've behind the amendment. Willing
to sacrifice the welfare OF the schools
for sclfiah Interests and Indicated
that n. j. Iiagermnn, AZ president OF
the New Mexico Taxpayers associa-
ton. is the spokesman OF those In
tercsts.
Mr.. Conway @id In part;
II want Il understood hat we are
not working against this amendment
to pun down the school levy to 10
mills because w want 10 raise tho
teachers salary or nnybody'a salaries.
~. even because We want to maintain
teachers salaries at their presen,
LEVIED.
There may he places In the state
who're 81 will DO necessary 10 rcironch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

Groce-Tote
'hsIp Yourself to Save

wolfe's Premium Flour, a.
lbs. ........ ..'ssssss's 'N-s"'
wolfe's Premium Flour, 20
lbs ...... .,...... 90. Sl.Oo
CKansas hard wheat nour)
Meadow Gold Buttor. always
fresh, 1 ~, ........... .o@c
Columhiuo Brand Butter, none
nicer. 1 H. .1oc
Scenic Brand Butter. Ration
Creamery, I 10. ..........f AS
Estanumex Butter. E.stancia
Creamery. 1 10. .........i 3c
swiu's Premium Sliced Bacon,
H. % Doc
Armour's star Sliced Bacon,
~. O 'ooc
Pioneer Minced CLANS,
. H. Hat .~........,, zoe
| Solitaire Minced CLANS.
v 10. nat can .......... zoe
J.. S. q. Minced CLANS.
H. tail Cau .......,... 29c
Maxwell House Coffee. { 10. Ice
Maxwell House Coffee. 2 No. soc
Maxwell House Coffc. 3 10 Sis
30 Nor MISS True DEMON
SIRATION on ION ntsgtED
LEMON JUICE
ONE 4 or. GAN or POW
DERED LEMON Is EQUAL TO
1 DOZEN FRESH LEMONS. ONE
10 on. CAN OF pOMDIIkED
LEMON Is EQIM 10 ava DOX.
LEMONS. COMPARE TIL.
PRICE.
Powdered Lemon Juice.
On can >
Powdered Lemon Juice,
as. AND W. GREEN STAMPS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
WHO'S HERE.

COMBS
A. A. sena aud sons, Las Vegas.
Mrn A. j. Green, Eatancia.
n. y. Walker. Dcmlng.
w. q. Ballard. El PRso.
r J.. Butler. San Francisco.
George squires aud wife. Toledo.
Ohio.
II. n. Brown. Duncan. Okla.
IN. u. Taylor. East LAS Vegas.
r. NJ. Welsh. Kansas City.
H.. O. Ford. Cleveland.
George w. Hecker. st Louis.
n. l.. Rose and wife, Clovis.
Ezequil Trujllio. Punto de Luna,
n. NJ.
Mrs. v. l.. Mcclellan. Ia Porte, Ind.
Edith Mcclellan, Ia Porte. Ind.
n. N. Wolfe. Denver.
Thomas Bell. Madrid. n. NJ.
B,iza Denancich, Madrid, N. NJ.
w. A. Pitman, Jackson, Ky.
y. NJ. Ebbesen. Pueblo. Colo.
STUIsGf&
Mrs. Bertha Plummer. Strong, n
Nisa Marion plummer, strong, KAN.
g. y. Bishop. philadelphia.
Charles T. Whooion, santa Fe.
Lee Rcmbardt, 81. Louis.
4. Baca, PenablRnca, y. N.
". II. Campbell. kRnsns CITY.
ctaries 1. Johnson Jcmcz Springs.
W. II. Nelson. Chicago.
T.. NJ. Joplin. Denver
ALNAIIADO
4. y. Harwood. III Paso.
W. NJ. oiinsky. New York city.
Il. A. Hoy. Houston. Texas
y. J.. Webster, Hurley. N. NJ.
H.. NJ. Mn.lonee. omaha.
~. :. Mcrr.'l. El Faso.
w ~. flanagan. Jr.. aud wife.
Dallas. Texas.
A. j. Baker. Portland. ore.
Frederic l.. Baxter. FarminEton'
Conn.
BENJAMIN y. Pankcy. Santa Fe.
". u. Thomas, III Paso.
N. u. Dnbbins, Kansas city.
L. y. Borden. Amarillo.
J.. J.. Swafford, Kansas City
Lillian Blanford. Fort Worth, Texas
n. u. Johnson. san Francisco.
=. r. woodward. Colorado Springs.
Colo.
W. +. Rose, Springer. ". NJ.
W. ]. Jacobs. Kansas city.
II. II. EHshtom. san Francisco
n. NJ. Cutting. Santa Fc,
Mrs. 3. S. Benedict. Kansas city
warwick Benedict. Kansas CITY
Morton Benedict. Kansas CITY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
WEATHER BUREAU
REPORT SHOWS
SPLENDID RANGE
Live stock Conditions
Are Generally Good
Throughout State

SANTA FE Aug. it.-Crop and
conditions continue fiuel
throughout the state. with harvesting
aud throshing Of grain progressing. II
is shown I'm the bulletin issued by the
federal weather bureau for the week
ending Tuosiay The report says;
The weather was mild. partly
cloudy and showorN. Some local
duwnpuurB occurred. mostly In north
"rn districts. with bad roads
u DELAYED nam, resulting ON the
uthcr hand, some eastern and south
western districts mr., needing rain. hut
gonerB.y conditions are favorable for
crops, stock and ruugc with stock aud
range good To- excellent Corn IN
maturing rapidly I'M southern districts
ANA tass'liug aud silkiug In northern.
with q good crop indicated. Tho har-
v"sting ana thrcHhing Of small grain
continues. Also third cutting OF al
talfu iu south u second In north.
good yields generally being obtained.
shipping of p"ars and Cautnioupcs
from the lower Rio Gruudc continues.
beginning from the dover pv,os,
lKtfir. milo. ~sorghums, broumCorn.
millct, fodder crops and beans nre
generally good to oNo"lient, although
bean beetles are troublesome In CEN
trail counties
"Deming stock In good condition
and range excellent General farm
ing conditions and alfalfa ARE good.
Lots 81 local showers with more than
an inch OF precipitation during the
week.
Tires Pi"dras-Moderatc showers
ana high temperatures. rather de-
fiuiont sunshine Cora tuSsoiuE:
barley. oats aud spring wheat good
20 excellent. potatocs not doing well.
Range pAr,llunt and stock fine.
Roswell stock, range ana farm
crops are Boo good condition. but range
and dry farming crops are needing
rain. except west Of the valley where
good showers occurred during tho
week. Warm humid days
'CuudNu-All crops are good, range
IN fine and stock rs very good cut
ting of wheat hcgun and % good crui
Indicated Second crop Of alfalfa much
better than tho first.
Agricultural college lligh tom
pctatutrs and light shuwof1 no dam.
agt from storms corn very good
third cutting ot alfalfa under way
with good Weld. uuE continues poor
HEAVY Fhipmcnts of pears and Cantt.
ioupcs under way; other fruit Crop.
poor. TRUCK crops good
'Ttuohns Alfalfa and an crops ar'
looking fine. with good Yields iudi
't'"d Plenty ~ moisture and warn
days,
rort stanton stock and range
fine. general tarmiuE good, altalfI
fair. Everything growing rapidly
roads rather muddy and rough
"El pasu-No rain ut worth dur
ing the waek-high temperatures
enabling the completion df thrcshinI
OF small grain and third cutting o
nifaDa Picking and shipment %
pears and cantaioupcs continue
Range and stock good tn excellent
corn maturing rapidly
lone Crops are -tHi lp"ktng good
week mostly dry and hot, and q mic
rain would he welcome In a fc'
dayH.
"Br.vipw Thrcshing OF whoa
under way. row crops are heading
grass aud range are good,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Temporary Alimony
For Manulita Rivera

Tcmperary alimony was granted
Nanueiitn Rivera after a hearing In
mo divorce case Of Manuclita Rivera
versus lose Rivera In the district
court Yesterday. As this Is a SandoNal
-yunty case. final hearing has been
set for August % At Bernalillo.
Mrs. Rivera charges her husband
with extreme cruelty. The couple
have been married for 30 years, ana
have raised a family ot 10 children
most OF whom are now married.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Real Estate Men
to Discuss Housing
Problem at Dinner

Albuquerque realtors viii discuss
the local housing problem NJ the
monthly meeting To- be held al the
Y. VI g \ tomorrow night. The
main question win be that OF hotts-
Ing tho people who win come Ia Al
%buqucrque during the fan and winter.
propotsd changes IN the constitu-
tion nt the meeting. aud q report on
the Chicago convention viii b" made
by A. H. Martin, who represented
Albuquerque and New Mexico at the
meeting.
Dinner will BE- served at sis o'clock
aud Il Is hoped that al members vii
be present ~ take pHrt In the dis
cua.inn nf lhoan imnollant hnhlrcia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11

l"nNcAttgatluus 10y he Taxpayers
association show hat delinquency rN-
lists among all GLASSES Of taxpayers
In santa fU county about ga per cent
of the persons listed on the 1919 taN
rolls were delinquent, In Socorru
county there are nearly 1000 dCliu-
puents n In bona Ana county near
Is 500 delinqucuts for the year 1913.
Tax delinquency Is not peculiar To
large taN payers, therefore, the de-
moraliNttion is FAR reaching. Az "a
matter Of act 10 Will be found that,
Ia most counties OF the state. Il Is
The prompt payment Of taxes 10y cor
poratiops and large individual tax
payers. which enables the schools "a
/ run. roads to bo built and the Local
government to function and keep its
credit good.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
Las Cruces to Fight
Phone Rate Raise

SANTA re. n. NJ, Aug. Ill. -.
Holt. attorney for the las Cruces
Chamber of Commerce has advised
the state corporation commission that
the organization he represents viii
oppose the proposed telephone rate
increase and will take effective az
ton concerning our local situation
The letter Is one OF a number reach.
ing the commission from variou,
parts ~ the state protesting against
the increase.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-11
At the TheaterS
Today

"B"
Sir James Barrie is acknowled Sed
AS one Of Tho most rucccsstul Writer'S
that England has ever produced, HIS
plays are synonyms ~ pcrtecuoh IN
the thoatcr-guing world. And one OF
the most delightful Of all Of these "a
Tommy and Grizcl,' a tale that u
laid i'm Thrums. Scotland. which Bar
rio has lmmortalizcd. when the play
was taken over By Adoiph Iukor,
made into a picture under the ute
of sentimental Tommy II four
such brilliant stars az Garcth Hughes,
Mabel Tallnfcrro. May McAvoy and
George Fawcctt were placed In tho
stellar roles, h result was a picture
that h the sensation OF the year The
sconos. laid in the quaint village OF
Thrums. the characters, poor Scotch
| folk, the situations real n human.
all plaN their part iu making the pic
uurc an achievement that Is as much
a success ON the screen as II was on
the stage.
\ rafting good comedy, with =
plot that is indeed novel and that Is
u complete story iu itself. Is tn,
Man Who with Bert Lytell, at the
Lyric today. This Is "a Metro pro-
duction,
Added attraction tx a Vanity com
cdy Without "a VIE
PNSTIME
Tom MiN. the William Fox cowboy
star. hoiicvcs that the day N coming
when COWBOYS will use airpllnes ant
autos On roundup In additions q
horses. tie cAhiblts this belief iu hi'
latest Fox picture After Your Dwi
Heart" which will bc shown ut Nv
Pastimo theatcr today. Tom. havinl
been o. cowboy. D. always intercstc,
I'm progressive methods for the range
lie has known the days Of hard rtdini
to locate cattle spread over a wild.
territory. and nc knows that an air
man could locate the cattle quickly
signal the men iu autos and on horses
& aud DO the work boo less time than b,
I the old method,
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J. Priscilla Deans latest photodram.
Is Outside the Law which is 10
shown at the ldcal theatcr FOR n
last time today The set represcn