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Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05
YOU'LL LOVE L05ElIA
 IN HANGING BASKETS

The foliage is artistic and dropping, the blossoms as dainty and colorful as one could wish. Four packets of our choicest Lobelia in named varieties are offered this week at 50c postpaid Single packets 15f.:
 HAMBURGIA--light blue blossoms with white eye; dark f1liage. -
 AMANDA-delightfnl rosy lilac changing to red.
 CRIMSON-lovely rose with pure white eye.
 SAPPHTRE-intense blue with white eye
 Gel Germdin,s Garden Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05

In the International Sanitary Hover, science has produced the PERFECT mother. It is adaptable-can be used in any room; warnest at the curtain, which prevents crowding and smother ing; perfectly ventilated and evenly heated-no drafts; lamp can be re- moved and filled without kneeling; it is freproof. vermineproof, durable and portable. It is a perpetual mother for 100 baby chicks. Price $l7.50. (Sent express collect.)
 Gel Ger7main'S Gdrden Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-05

Gel Gcrmdin's Gdrden Guide
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-20
THE AMERICAS rINEs-RECORDERs

~
Pfope-llo me 70 a sea- '"'s'0' "''
chalk line.
For a few moments after we were
seated, Cissy didn't have q word to
say to me. l thought he intended to
apologize TO rhis share in creating
the little excitement of the morning.
Ginette, the company's "perfec,
lady" paused before Us, struck a
Carmen pose, and regarded us, regis
tering cynicism.
Sheldon rose courteousIy, but there
wasn't much in his manner to en-
courage Ginette to join Us. She con-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-20

e--- -r,. .-..-.
- ,1eyca ager.. arg gong 81.
I'D -eau 3uus- 4r. ~ ---
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ar--t 7.-a- In. e>-1-a-
lrr-- .- study .E -.-a -ecoul-
AS Laws . search and ar
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". cases 5".
. EEgss~-
: E----. chief Of the au-
rs.7 -.--..u.+ -t.- s.-,hffsh,,,g,,-
q --e s was me INST step 10 40
away T--- a--or-mlI methods.
w are going to teach our mcn
to &c. results" he said. "Slipshod
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-20

spoons bacon fat or drippings, f-2
cup boiling water, sal. and gagna.
Cook potatoes may he used. Pare
potatoes and put Through the coarse
knife of the food chopper. Mix chop
ped meat potatoes and onion anG
season with salt and pepper. Alelt
bacon far in frying pan and when
very not add mixture Pour the hot
water in at one side Of the pan, COW
ca closely and cook over slow fire
tor twenty minutes. Remove cover
and cook until the hash is dry. Turn
frequently with broad spatula to
prevent burning, but let the hash
get brown and crusty all over. Hash
made this was cannot be folded like
an omelet, but is rather light and
fluffy. Serve with stewed tomatoes.
Drowned Hash
One cup chopped meat, two cups
mashed potatoes, l-3 cup boiling wa
ter, 3 tablespoons bacon fat, salt
and pepper, l-2 teaspoon onion juice.
! teaspoon minced parsley.
Put enc tablespoon of the fat in a
trying pan and heat very hot. Mix
meat, potatoes, salt and pepper and
onion juice and parsley with hot wa
ter. Put in the hot frying pan and
spread smoothly. Cook over moder-
ate. Do not stir but let brown and
form crust on the bottom. Fold like
an omelet and serve granished wish
sprlgs of parsley. 1t will take about
half an hour for the hash to brown.
Meat Balls
Two cups chopped meat, IL eur
dreid bread crumbs, / egg, salt anc
pepper, milk.
The meat should be put through
the fine knife of The food CHOPPER
Mix meat, bread crumbs, salt anC
pepper thoroughly in deep mixing
bowl. Add egg, unbeaten, and mi2
we'll with a fork. Add milk slowly
beating constantly. Add as mucl
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-20
CHAPTER W.
/ BOX CisSI SHELUoNS EAR
BECi1@ HERE TODAY

"a ~
BECi1@ HERE TODAY
The story IS told by May Scott,
girls who attained stardom in the
movies when she was about sixteen.
Leading characters in the story are
acr guide and guardian, whom she
calls MotherGear; Cissy Hheldon, a
vain leading man; Mandy Anderson,
publicity writer, and his wife,
Polly and McMasters, d producer
who believes his girl stars should
have had " Experiences" Then there
are other actors and actresses.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
a MOTHER studio rule was made
= just fer me, It was stipulated,
verbally, when I signed my first con-
tiact with McMasJers, that embraces
and kisses should be omitted when
ever reasonably possible, and faxed
when they couldn't be omitted.
Faxed they can be, quite success
fully, when a hero and q heroine
hate each other For instance, it Is
we'll known that Aline Gilliard and
Arnold Enderby positively loathe
cath other. They were divorced re-
Gently, but McMasters held Enderby
and his eX-wife TO their contract to
act together until 1929.
Now their checks never touch
when they are happily united as
lovers in a screen-play.
Nobody except Cissy Sheldon ever
objected. Sheldon insisted that the
rule hampered him. He stormed so
in Bonded Love" that / let him play
his role as he wanted to without con-
sulting Motherdear.
What happened next was so
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-20

Burpee's Spencer Sweet Pea Seed,
Fresh stock, Murray's Pharmacy.
i st
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Entire List on ~. Y.
Exchange Is Firm in
Tone at DAYS Start

with Inc cseopcn % Atlantic
the New York stock
exchange today.
fractional
nounccd
manifested ~ curing yesterday
trading opening at o. this stock
excitement however
trading sue
baldwin =
off y
Tsi. depression
ee All
before whn
another
unchanged;
Leather baldwin ss@ up ~ sinclair
unchanged Mexican Petroleum
h Republic York Central Ish OF ~ uAh
Copper 6oh =: READING SsA or y.
u; American Wooden sis off
Atlantic o y Asphalt iTe OFT =
continued rcaeoharY thru most
rally Atlantic
ow.
included Unchanged nethle
Mexican Petroleum is''s, OFT
Goodrich 90
. United ~ studehaker SA
orf ~. Amsean snelng aeA 81 heta sterc " unhAnea
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LIBERTY BONDS
DECLINE HITS
WHEAT PRICES
Egyptian Report Is One
Cause OF Sag

CHICAGO. Jan. t--Considerabie
trading ope ned the Chicago Board o.
Trade today. Opening easy. the mar
ket later rRgEcd and then dropped
as much a. &c for March wheat. " hen
u became evident that there Was
long wheat Tor sale. a report that
Egypt has ~ rmiHsinn OF the Aus
trhltan government 20 cancel orders
FOR several million bushels OF wheat
Influenced declines. FToVieions were
slightly lower In sympathy with the
decline in grains.
March wheat ope ned at fi.TT. up
NC. and later declined &c. MAY
wheat was Off ic at the opening ~
VI. lOt4. and subsequently lost re
May corn opened or &c at Tsf G
and vas down Ac before the close
July corn opened unchanged at ~ Z. G
and later lost &c.
May oats advanced &c AT the
opening of 50h. and later dropped
nc; July opened at t75sc. down &c,
and remained unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-04
co UP;
RhUBARB DOWN
Fancy Celery Firmer;; Choice
Honey Offered

spuds and fancy celery were nrmer
Ind local dollhouse rhuharh was
khearer ON the Western ave. produce
nsrket Tuesday.
Because OF the recent freeze east
u the mountains holders refused to
ben their spud pits Tor fear OF dam
,<e by the cold. This caused tenn.
|eorary shortage az spuds. which
nAde the market here n little firmer,
The top price for Yakima Gems re-
mains at sac. however.
A shipment % fancy California eel
Wx was received and sold for 81 a
a fairly firm market.
hot house rhuharh dropped
nateiy cents n pound with
yival OF increased supply on
market. and was quoted Tues
at rs cents a pound
Zone OF tho novelties offered Il
Trey strained honey from Rlackfoot.
haho The price varies from 10 TO
cents a pound.
Butter and eggs are moving az the
r,N ,r4s.a
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40 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIONEERING BULBS "
Of every Kind for indoor
and outdoor cultivation,
2 IYACINTHS or TULIPS. 25 Cts
Dozen, 75c.; hundred. 81. delivered;
drown indoors In water; VIII
bloom In 6 weeks; may be timed to
bloom Easter Full Instructions.
Landscape Garden Co.. New burgh'
NJ Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-04
STORM WARNING

Southwesterly storm warnings
were ordered displayed at fis
A. m. at all stations from San
Francisco TO Cape Flattery. a
storm Of decided character is ap-
preaching the mouth Of the Co
iumbla river which viii cause a
strong southcasteriy gale Tues
day afternoon and evening along
the coast. and n moderate to
fresh casterly gale on Inland
waters.
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Arrivals and Departures

January str Admiral Dewey from
San Diego via Fan Pedro and San Fran
cisco at a m. str Mexican haru from
New York via San Pedro and Han Fran
CISCO ctr Horace X Baxter from San
Francisco at noon.
Sailed
January Str Admiral schiey for San
Diego via San Francisco and San Pedro
at noon: str guwa Maru for Hongk0nR
via Yokohama. Kobe. Nagasah and
Shanghai at ~ n. m: str ". ". BoFejoy
for San Pedro via Everett at 5;f5 n m;
str Admiral Dewey for Tacoma at noon :;
Ludlow AZ $40 n. m.
January Str Griffin for Winslow ~
1f.Ie a. m. schr Okhotsk Maru IN tow
tug Arab for Yokohama via Honolulu NJ
q.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Jan. Hog Receipts.
$1,000 head. market 100 20 isc higher
Bulk Of sales. is.2g0S.7s. butchers. % 30
ns.7b; packing. ts.50asso. light. 1910
900; pigs. fs.Boa $50. roughs. 1880
1850.
cattie--Reoeipts, $4,000 head: market
slow to steady Beef t77bats5o.
butcher stock. ss.7s9t0bO. Gamers and
cutters. f3.Bs nb.35. stoekorn and feeders.
Nssgs2s. cows. tb.Soas.7s. calves, tii
113.
sheep-Reoeipts. ~. 900 head. malbe 81
steady. Lambs, E.boailSo. ewes. 81 10
n4zE.
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Reported bv Wireless
u. =. Naval Communications

January Str Spokane off Lucy Is
land aouthbonnd. ut n. m.
January str Anyox IN Seymour Mar
rows. southbound. at 1896 p. m.
u. =. Nav nj Communications
January Str Mobile city, Shanghai
for Seattle. 100 miles west Of Cape
Ftattery at .. m: str EldridRe. Seattle
for Orient. 3sf miles from seattls at q
D. m: str Admiral Dewey, San Fran
cisco for Seattle. iA miles from Seattle
AZ 3 o. m; str Mexican Maru, San Fran
cisco for Seattle. 5f1 miles from San
Fra ncIaco at p. m: str Horace x
Barter San Franeisco for Heattle, 1872
miles from Seattle NJ p. m.
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SAILS WITH COTTON CARGO

With a full cargo. including the
largest shipment OF cotton. 1900
bales, that has been made from Seat
tie in many months. the ~. Y. X.
liner. Suwa Maru. sailed from the
q. ~. dock Tuesday. She carries a
passenger list Of ESQ persons. s. OF
whom are tourists returning home
after a visit to North America. Al
dre Orientaia
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NAY ABSORB wHaRr CHARGES

Whether Seattle railroads. dock op-
orators and steamship lines will alb
sorb wharfage charges on import
and export shipments win be dk-
GUESSED at a joint meeting OF those
concerned Monday morning Mt the
North Pacific Coast freight bureau
Offices. O..w station. Absorption Of
these charges. now paid by the ship
per. il Is believed would stimulate
trade thru Seattle.
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BOOST STATE FARM BUREAU

In The cOunty'city building, Tues
day morning. George w. Hayton. OF
Chehalis. president Of the state farm
bureau organized a corps OF 20 farm
ers 10 campaign among farmers OF
the state TO bring the membership OF
the bureau from 200 10 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-04
To arCr1oN OLE BOATS

Following sales at auction are an
nounced by the United states mar
shall.
January s. gas launch Maybe III,
January Z. steamship Gedney. Jan.
uary 10. Maxwell car.
An sales arc held at II n. m on
the Third ave. steps OF the poetof-
flee.
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MEET CHINESE SILK MAKERS

Chinese silk manufacturers. en-
route from China to the Information
al six show in New York the week
OF February Z. were met at Nancou.
yer. r. G.. Tuesday morning by rep
resentatives Of the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce and the China club
They viii be entertained by mer.
chants here wednesday.
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Denver Live Stock Market

DENVER. Jan. 4.--cRttio-Heoeipta,
1000 head. market steady. Steers. f7a
D; cows and heifers. Sbdss0. stookers
and feeders. fGm7.7b: calves. i9aff
HoRs-Recclpts. 1900 head: market IL
steady. Top. 1915. bulk Of sales. 81. 500
1880
? sheep--Receipts. 400 head; market Ia
SLOW. Lambs. iA75diO.7s: ewes, f2al:
feeders, 81 b01R.bo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-04
CITY.COUNTY FERRY

In q letter 10 the county commis
,eioners Monday. Walter y. Beals and
Marion Edwards. Of West Seattle.
Deurgested that the county and city
cooperate in operating the ferry, sell.
ing communication tickets, good on
either street car or ferry. for 10
kca,1fa each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-04
Portland Market Status

pORTLAED. JsS f.--Cattle--Reoeipt
y head; market steady and unchanged.
Hoss-Recsipts. 81 head: market In
Ready ard unchanged.
Butter--s7c per N.
ExRs--se a Ssc per doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. leading foreign
exchange quotations at opening today
were; sterling 1854. lire sasc, francs
s.7sc. marks lac. Canadian dollars
s5kc. kronen 1880.
Sterling closed at l25sH. francs s.ssc,
lire 7.flo. markg i.2se. Canadian dollars
s4.s0c. kronsn i573e.
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N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. Jan. -sugar--RAw.
b.s9c per ID; graduated. 7.s0ase per 10
coffee-No Rio. csc per ID; No. 4
Santos. saaho per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-04
San Francisco Produce

SAE FRANCfsCO. Jan. 4.--Buttsr--
Extras. tse per ID. prime flrsta. 47Mo per
III
60 per dozi extra puiiets, 61isc per
doz. undersizod pulletH No. I, coo per
doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-04
WRIGHT JOINS ADMIRAL LINE

M. J. Wright. representative Of the
Pacific Steamship company at Ma
Mia. Shanghai and other Oriental
ports. has been named successor 10
r. ID. Pinneo AS freight traffic man
agcr % the Admiral line. u was an
nounccd Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-04
SCHOONER SAILS FOR HAWAII

Bound for Japan on a rs day sail
ing voyage. BY way OF the Hawaiian
Islands. the Japanese fishing schcon.
cr okh1sk MAru left this port Mon.
day night
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The Seattle Star

Published Daily at 1907 seventh Ave.
Seattle. Washington
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WELL IMPROVED FARM
$4,000: TermE-
30 ACRES

5000: TeruE-
90 ACRES
II ncres cleared. balance partially
cleared some timber; good land.
An ideal place for loganberries.
Good Broom house. barn and siio:
good water: about miles from
Kent. close TO school: on good
main high way. In well improved
district This " a snap buy. and
can be had on easy terms
FORSfTHE A. kinney
Elliott 4sss. 4i3-ilf Seabosrd Bldg
FOR SALEs--ie ACRES. IMPROVED;
all irrigated and In cultivation: g.
room house. barn: some fruit
trees. strawberries and asparagus
bcdE. near Kichland. in the Ken
newick district Apply owner.
Fred j. Murray. Room All Central
Bldg. Elliott 4012.
30 ACRES: WELL IMPROVED:
good soil. stock: silage; hay. Big
bargain. Owner. Box H-lf. Star
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. LAND
{. 900. 600 acres Of fertile prairie land.
ready for the pillow. at an average
price OF us per acre: 20-year
terms. per cent interest for first
years. no principal payments for
years. Also thousands Of acres
OF rich irrigated alfalfa land at
$50 per acre. including water
right $1,000 loan for Improves
ments makes ~ easy for you to
start with small capital. We issue
low rates 20 Alberta For maps.
literature and rates. apply TO Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept.
lhh ELnnGer AIdr Main LIZ
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~ A-fer n.
Al-Per =. ...--.s----.
DaDennts-CA. per 10 $4,000
{AEan<te --------
hsrfs-Per n. ......----- Use
oAonfs-CaL .......-..--.
nnauts--virginia Fsyrtcus. ID.
Japanese -.......ssrsssss
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$. $. ToyoHAsu MARU COMING

n Y. X. frpighier Toyohashi Maru
4 due In Seattle January 10. The
Fushirnl Maru IL due the same day.
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FARM LANDS


IAltMHf sAEMHf FAth5f
30 ACRES. KENT: 27 CLEARED;
= good bulidiugn, stock and impie-
mebts. Exchange for city.
10 acres Iienton; all cleared; good
buildings: fine orchard and ber-
rlnr. some stock. 5000. terms.
~ acres. Harper: 4 cleared: 7-roorn
piaFtrred house, cement bhfeTnrnt.
fireplace; 1 mile from ferry. AZ
coo. terms.
. acres, EdmOndS; ~ cleared: good
SOL. fruit. berrleas f-rOou new
bungalow 1 COW, so chicleur. pigs
aud tools. ~. 200. terms.
AAsEN g. SEXTON
1910 LIST Ave. Elliott g2lz.
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FOR ExCHANGE-ItEAL
ESTATE
ACREAGE
EEAGfT BAY LANDS
NOW ONLY as TER ACRE
on EASY TERMS

All options outstanding AZ the old
price will be taken care 81 n par
ties holding same meet the terms
These lands are a gift at the pres
ent price. Make yourself "A New
Years gift.
Start the new year right by making
good Investment. Land invest
ments are the sure road 60 sue
cess. Look around you. on every
hand you can see people who are
well fixed. who have become 50
thru the rise In their real estate
the chances they had have passed.
We say. without fear Of successful
contradiction. that there are more
chances and surer profits In lHndH
today, and quicker pfonth than
ever before. And We are offering
you one Of the best in our sbnRit
Bay Lands. You are the ono who
must decide whether you viii sue
coed or not Don't be a pesHimist.
Take hold Of yourself and resolve
20 do more for yourself In the
future than you have IN the past
Decide now 10 have a farm 81 your
chance 60 have such "A home on
good. rich. level garden land. yir-
gin soil free from Etumps or
stones. no clearing 10 do: soil
from 60 20 $50 feet deep. Just the
richest land In the world. Buy
now. while there II land left for
you. Your opportunity IL now.
Come 10 our office for full partic-
ularn. Join our next excursion
ana see what We are Offering
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roYAMA MARu SAILS Jan. II

Toyama Maru. ". Y. X line. IL
scheduled TO sail for the Orient Jan
uary II. she will head directly for
Yokohama.
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sfTrATto~ WANTED ApsEn-
ti.~msats OF dischsrEed sol
ai.,. .y .aiior. are prisfed free
Of charge.
-
LOST AND FOUND

pTNRf. NECKLACE. LOST At MRS
Ttm0rc'H watch night meeting.
Natned for association hewAFu.
saf Columbia 81
f1osT TIRE AND RIM; iE-
tween Youngstown and Whitr
enter on Mex lnnon road he.
ward Kenweod ttts. --.,,
i.OsT SUNDAY DIAMOND PIN
probably in front ~ CapAtola Npts
81 A. Mad park Reward
Main aost or capitol 1873.
SMALL BROWN FUR NEAR siNTH
ave car inr. ThufEdny evening
Reward Ballard l1b,
III BAN WEisFtELD CAN'T RE
pair your watch. throw u away
1gk Union
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ACRES. ONLY z MILE FROM
Lake Washington ferry. good u
room house. electric lighted. barn
ana other buildings. Z mile
from school and ali IN cultivation:
COW, beifeT and some chickens;
good soil. adapted for general
farming. and IDEAL for loganber-
rich $1,000 viii allow you 10 move
~, ana the balance can run 10
years at &c. This h. the best chance
you VIII find 10 get n good farm
with small Investment The place
IN priced right. see sir. Tiei.
NORTH WESTERN LAND Il
INVESTMENT 60.
POI Traders Bldg.
Corner Third and Marion
Phone Eiiiou $3.50.
Nights and SundsyH. Ballard 1853
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WEDNESDAY
IAN 4.

WEDNESDAY
JAN. 3
f1r~s nigh Tide
ssS O. M. 10 s ~
first fsw Tide
tee a IN. rs n
second High Tide
las D m. II J n.
s~~oad low Tide
ssss d IN. 81 n
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
THOMAS MEIGHAN IN
CIVILIAN CLOTHES"

Thomas Meighan's first, Paramount
starring vehicle is Civilian Clothes, I"
produced by Hugh Ford from Thomp-
son Buchanan's popular stage play
of the same name. The picture viii
be shown at the Magic City Theater
Saturday, April %.
The story concerns, an overseas
captain who marries a pretty Ameri-
can society girls in France. She is
attracted to him chiefly because he is
so handsome in his uniform. Later,
after she returns to America, comes
news of his death. She has renewed
her acquaintance with another admir-
er when her husband, very much
alive, comes to her home. Disap-
pointed at his unromantic appearance
inc civihan clothes, which show afro
cious taste in their cut and color, she
snubs him. The gallant ex-captain
thereupon secures job as butler in
his wife's household with the avowed
purpose of teaching her a lesson in
democracy. The results are amusing
IN the extreme, and, of course, the
story ends happily.
Mr.. Meighan's supporting company
includes Martha Mansfield, the beau
tiful heroine of CDR. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde" and other screen notables.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
''VOICES" COMING
TO GARDEN FRIDAY

Unusual Importance is attached to
the engagement Of "Voices" which
comes to the Garden Theater tomor-
row friday night, because of the
interest which has been shown by pro-
and apti-spiritualists.
The intensely interesting story in
part deals with the influence exer-
cised by a departed mother who,
plainly voicing. her directions, acts as
the guide of the strong and the pro-
tector of the weak. While critics
have expressed divergence Of opinion,
yet all have urged their readers to
attend this showing.
Manager Ewert, of the Garden, is
sanguine that his audiences will com
mend him for procuring this excep-
tional entertainments, for, irrespective
of the attitude of his patrons as re-
gard to spiritualism, he is certain
the forceful drama full of heart
punch and love interest will receive
their enthusiastic appreciation.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-21
TROOP A DANCE
WELL ATTENDED

Troop A entertained with a dance
in their new quarters on Avenue B
Saturday night. The floor of the
dance hall was pronounced equal to
any in the city, and the new band,
Dixie Jazz Band, brought here for
the first time, lived up to expecta-
tions in furnishing the music.
The clubrooms of the Legion and
the office of the troop were pressed
into service as dressing rooms and it
is. said ''made good"
In spite of the inelement weather
which put a wet blanket on the hopes
of CAPTAIN Lindsley's dancing troop
ers all during Saturday, cleared up
at night and a fine crowd was on
hand.
A little over 500 was taken in at
the gate" but the outgo practically
balanced this, so that the profits
would scarcely pay off the German
indemnity.
Many other dances have been
booked for the spring and summer
months and if you missed the OPP
portunity of attending the opening
dance at the Armory, you'll have sew
eral other chances to try out the
floor in the future.