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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-21
NOTICE fOR PUBLICATION
~ TIM COUNTY COURT OF KI,M.
ATH cot Nrl STATE OF ORE.
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Con
In the Mater OF the Estate OF I'm.
ma ;. brown. deceased.
Notice ia hereby given that the
undersigned administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of Emma
5. Brown, deceased. has filed in the
County Court for Klamath County.
Oregon, his final report as such ad-
min'stratnr, ANA he said court has
set Saturday the 10Th day of Scptem-
Der 1922, nj the hour OF 10 a IN. aa
the time Tor hearing the said final ac-
count and the objections thereto So
any.
Dated this liih day of August,
1899.
j. &. RGTENIC.
Administrator with the will annexed
uf the Estate ol Emma $. Brown.
deceased.
\ i4,2l.2S Si,ll.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-21
SUMMONS
~ ruF CIRCUIT COURT of TNE
SrNTi OF Oi,ttO> ron kiNN.
NIN COUNTY
lnnIly Sd llIG

lIrrsIr = Walker. Plaintiff.
W.
Alvin " Walker, Defendant
10 Nlvin W walker. IA" above
named defendant
~ TiIE SAME OF THE STATE
on OREGON, Sou ar" hereby r"quir'
cd To- gpprar and answer the COM
plulut filed against You IN IA" above
entitled suit. On ar before the goth
day uf September. 1899. that hclnR
M" dny of the last publication q;
summons. and ia" last day within
which yuu az" required 10 answer. a.
INrd " the order uf publication ui
this summons,
If ynu tail To appear ana answer
the plamtiff viii apply io the court
for the relief demanded In said com
plant Said suit iU brought 10 secure
dissolution of tho bonds of matri'
mouy existing between yourself ana
plaintiff and for the ,uatudy by the
plaintiff ~ the minor. Ira owens
Walker. Said suit is based upon cruel
ana inhuman treatment Of the plain
tiff by yourself
This summons r. published In the
Evening Herald. daily Newspaper
Of general circulation In klamath
County. oregon. printed. published,
and circulated NJ klamath Falls In
Haid County and State, by order OF
the lion A. l.. Lc1vitt. judge ~ tn"
Raid Court, and dated the iith day oi
August. 1899. the first publication
Ia be- made ON August ~, 1879, and
the lnut publication thereof on the
25th day NJ Scptumher, 1879,
RENNER. MANNING a GANONG,
Attorucya for IA" Plaintiff resident
aud Post office address, American
National Bank building, klamath
Falls, Oregon
a. =.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-21
BIDDERS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that bids
will be received by the County School
District board, FOR supplying 80 cords
of body ana limb wood In 2 foot
lengths tho wood To be delivered and
piled 81 that proper measurement
may Be made, at the bonanza school,
Bonanza, Oregon. All bids tn be
submitted by 10 o'clock A. NJ. Thurs
day, August 3lst,. addressed or ten
dored to either Mr., Bradley, clerk of
the bonanza school district, Bonanza,
Oregon, or to T.. l.. Davis, clork Of
the county district. Room .. Swanson
building, klamath Falls, Ore.
A l9-2l-22-23-26
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(i'ublisl,cr)
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
4. $. LAND OFFICE at Lakcvlew,

u. 5. LAND OFFICE at Lakcvlew
oregon. July 81. 1929.
NOTICE IN hereby given that
Scy Conlcy. of Lorclla, Oregon. who,
on Nov. ~. 1917. made Homestead
Entry 0l056j. for Sh SWh. Sec. g.
NJ NV =. See. 10. and on Oct. 4
1920. made Al. lid. No. Oll5sS, for
sen. Section I. Township 39-South.
Range l3-East. Willamette Meridian
has filed notice Of intention To make
three-ycar proof, to establish claim
To the land above described. before
J. q. llamakcr, United States Com
missioner, az Bonanza. Oregon, on
the 23rd day OF September. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thes Bcihler. OF Lorella. Oregon.
Wills rankey. OF I.orella, Oregon,
Cecil Conlcy. OF I.orella. Oregon.
VIM. Elder. OF Lorella. Oregon.
+. =. LIGHT,
a Ilt,2l,as,S 4, Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-21
Where II Fails Down

Prof: DO you believe in i $40 q
elastic currency
Sohol: No, it's elastic cncaeh.
Why no; make Il more adhesive
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Answer-Under the Missouri, Kansas


Question-Again L come 70 YOU tor al.
vioe. WI YOU pisnae ny ba, 80 .o To- .nd q"
rbst IN ranyest .s. IN 70 make INV list higher
grads? Aged hfty-two; mother and sister
dependents; sa!ary $1,000 an income de-
rlVGu tton ,,t 80 c,+,p. 3s anass
m. - nurcbesn y 500 bond every three
months The list: Second Third and
Fourth Liberties total $1,000; Sl'6Vo Straus
ponH ssvo rN4enEe o0"g one o,n
GTeat Nnrfhorn 70 ia3e: one Canadian
4>ortheru 8las. 1915; one Montana Powes
9s, 1919; ono Pacific Gas and Electric es,
lo4l S3oo quesne AiEnt : 2 s. 1U%O' ~, ~
.on - Iqao. one Tfe1I ,rciephone Of Penn.
aylvania Ia. 1915; one New York Telephone
80. 1941; one Northwestern Bell Telephone
=, 194l one Steel ana Iupe 11.tt IS I95a; SooF
ipn1 5s l24 oe 9s7 nne nmtsh Hast st
indies 6s. l947 500 Belgium So, I94I; $500
dTrench S. 1916. $500 Department Of tne
Seine Ia, 1912; twelve shares American - Ie!-
ePn"he b anu f adin ~ Ste.j onS
TUBE Is The Duouesno Light 7jta and The
Puget Sound 7}ss. but Will naturally feel
more at case when hear from ,i. yLt yon IN. In
fIisoiv ~ he called
WAT shal do with tr this bond will have
$500 to lnveyt MAY Is ana July IS, so viii
you, please tel! mo What TO purchase?-
a. H. r
Answer-lt is probable that ths IN
terstate Commerce Commlsslon VIII ap-
plan for calling the joint 61@s and we
suggest therefore, that you exchange
your bond for the Northern Paclhc 6s.
You need be in no hurry to make the
exchange, because even II an ofnelal
call is made yon, will have a certain
time within which to make your decl-
sion. Ihls contemplated acuon py tht
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Strives to Reach Too NiGh

,Questlon-I would liko go secure your
aer'eo on huying some hoHd7. As thes7
y+e s 20 .. t,ovte % an 9l9ole ,HG 0'"
Wish the he highset hi amo1nt Of interest thst
can SECURE with safety, howcvor. My
banker has given 1n~ a list Of bonds which
ne Considers good inve@lInent Tor "a a
piannns to Work oniy y2y0E hrSe o or four '
longer and viii then live on my inGome.
At present have $1,000 IN essh to , invest
sn6 ana own W SlsSo wort worth y, of m a43esty e9"a
thnIs think on which % larger interest Nv was siyen,
Would you advise me to sell these bond.
and invest them IN bonds giving hishcr
$500 vsa5 gn' a. 5yes p5op"p's ny lone a. con-.
linus worl5ng. My banker also adYiesd
buying some stocks, as he said that one
could secure q much higher rate of interest
IRON men man IRON nonaS baG H0 53nt Fha.s some
some Of I'll the as boDGs s2C n he ADVISED buying
Canadian Northcrn 6ss 1916 non,cailab.e
'otrolt Edison os, 1870; Grand trunk ts'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Has PerpetuAI income Plan

question: hBve an idea tnat by invest
ing Wisely a perpetual Income can be
bHllt up. For instance, hold four shares
or OILS Elevator Company preferred, which
net rno return OF S24 year, and also
sey preferred per cent which net ma
the samo as above. Tho dividends from
6oth Of these are put into ounding and
loan shares. when the building and loan
term rurs oUt in 1G5 nourns II %ill net
no moro than the price Of my Investment.
ttd IN accordance with the 1dea Is to be
invested again and more shares OF bul0-
InS and loan taken out to De paid FOR by
the dividends received from tne invest
should faA. WltA tlie proper handling OF
dividends, careful inVesting and littlN
attention to business, In tlIne 1T nhouis
be 4 suqcess. OF course. I Know building
and loan natures bout every eleven years
and thre9 months. but l am not going TO
wait tor my first shares TO run out before
make another investment. It is my In
t.ntlcn that each TINS Gun nccumuato
about $500 TO lnvcst st IN some dividend
paying stock and subscribe for building ana
loan shares accordingly. I noticed in the
papers before buying the stocks that they
wore recommended In answer to Inquiries
from others. Now would like to know
editablo for my purposes? am at present
prepared to make my third Investment. "
u possible to purchase five ehares Of
American Ice preferred through brokerage
houses such as Kidder, Peabody G Co. or
Dillon, Read & Co, and would you rec
ommend them as reliable? Besides tne
from dividends, [ hold thirty in aIditlon,
which are n couple OF years on the way TO
maturity, and am able to save about $50
month, and therefore I think I am in
position % give my idea a good test. Com
mon stock and speculation do not interetC
mo just at present. but upon building and
loan maturties 1 could afford to take some
risk with the proceeds. I would like to hear
from you, have never broachcd
the subject to any one who was IN a posi-
ton to advise.--R. r. A.
Answer-Your plan is refinement Of
one that has been called TO our atten-
ton by investors at different times. II
adhered to, it will assure you Of a COM
petence. We hope, however, that be-
fore any of your building and loan
shares have matured you will have
abandoned the idea Of ycnuurin2 into
speculative stocks with the proceeds.
The stocks you buy at the beginning
should be issues that necd no watch
ing. Otis Elevator preferred is a good
one, but we think your plan calls for
better seasoned and more conservative
stock than Public Service Corporation
Of New Jersey preferred Four shares
of American Ice preferred, paying s
per cent dividend, woulu pc a good
substitute for the Public Service per
cent stock. You might also take into
consideration New York Edison 6A3s
and st. Louis & San Francisco prior lien
as, both of which come in $500 pieces.
Both of the concerns about which you
ask are bond houses of good reQuta-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Relative Investment Values

ouestlon-Attached herewith in lls,
or bonds and stoehs purohased during tne
last i've years This iuVestnen, WRs made
tor widow Dependant on lar income.
Since buying thrsc holdings. fethIchem
steel, American sugar ,peferie3. Central
road hRve been taken out OF tho invest
rneut class DO YOU advise selling these
STOCKS? As United Statcs Cast Iron Pipe
has already declared its dividend for 1922.
would thank you to lot mo know if you
rould advise holding same. IN your col,
umn you state that international Nickel
ARD Anertcan La France nrs speculntive
Iherefore ! would lilto to sell t9em. which
rou.d EiFe me about Sb.oos 70 Invest
Y ould you advise buying any OK the fol-
'oWhg steel and Vubo Een0iRl Eerfes G
H. 1851; 5ush Terminal PER o-ns pro-
leland 4 Pacific per.ccnt preierred; Cen
eral Motots 7 per cent debcuturv,. Inter
national Motor Truck first prefei"scd7 or
honds III no. Kindly mention few The
Hat: l}ouds-Amorics Power So, 1891; Cen
trail Illinois frat and refunding tse, 1943:
rrenca hepubl!c -, 1874; American
Bond and Mortgage 1881; Dia rsond Match
7las, 1875, Brooklyn Edison general mort
gage e., Series G; Etngdom or Denmark
6s, le46; preferred stocka-AtcbiBon. To-
pe!Sa Santa 1'c. Onion Pacino, American
Ear and louudrt. May Department stores,
Central Leather. 1otM; United state,
/ stcel. Co!tr1 states Cast iron Pipe e41s :;
Phil9 deiphi@ GoHparF Gs, cumulative ::
yon ropoba ( sac. - Gaion raeidc,
W,estinThouss w sloc''.c Manufacturing. %;
t 'tnsef2@t'Gn4l 1 Net' ~ H@lrc.n W. Ia
Railroad. a. 4. 40 ''''' - ''
Answer Our idea Of relaHye invest
mcnt values docs not prompt ue 10 ad-
wise the disposal Of stocks ike An eri-
cen Sugar preferred and Bothlade NJ
steel preferred for the purpose Of pur~
chasing stocks like Rock Island prc-
TERED. Our advice to you is to keep
them and to eliminate the Rock Island
preferred from the list of prospective
purchases. We cannot say the same for
Central Lenther preferred, but must
leave that to your own Judgment It
wli' be wise 10 remember that the
leather industry hns probably seen the
worst of the present readiustment All
yoHr other preferred stocks and all
your bonds are suitable Investments.
but inasmuch rs the investor is p
widow who is probably not in position
TO take great amount Of risk we would
suggest that future purchases be con-
fined to high grade bonds about which
there IS no uncertainty. The Inter
national Nickel, American La Francs
and Pennsylvania Railroad stocks might
we'll be exchanged for bonds OF good
grade. The investor in this case has
as many stocks az should be carried, we
believe. The Steel and Tube II would
be suitable in this except for the fact
that they are calIable at any time. We
suggest Canadian Northern Is, 1870
selling TO yield about 5M per cent;
United States Rubber 80, 19d7, selling
recently to yiold about 5.S per cent. or
General Electric debenture IS, 1910.
selling recently to yield about So per
cent
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Difficulties of Selling Short"

@"eSnbetng Interested OF g0,-
"e 'ds strc by explanation uDng n,argn as pub-
S"eo =" last S"ndnVs issue. II hen
0e' enys or he simply makes
co9 the broker furnishing the purchase
e Soch oS senUf charging
tfo HoNctef, hocs
S'"'"f o"nor or sold short, bciere
'o 700 a"Nct trouble explain to X
nS"er-When person sells stock
% he does not lie decides for selling
700 sh and although he does Sudebaer
1oer to sell hundred
maze by borrowing the shares from another
value for the stock and who obtains
AMY less cost would
II otuoebake down the "hort
Duy back much cheaper than he the shares ns
purchased
Ps If the stock the other forced
cover at loss that Is he buy higher figure
than he
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Strength in His List

Ouestion-Your columns have been y
guide in my past Investments, | am aged
forty wears and working on salary which
is sufficient for the support of my family;
would Ike larger Yield $4,000 Liberty
third. AZ; $4,000 Liberty fourth. ~ :;
Sd 600 Victory 4&s, $i1,0 City Of New
York 41es 1865; s., 000 New York Iele-
phone refunding 6s, 1871; $1,000 New YORK
Edison et2s. 1g4!i $1,000 State OF LOUIS :
Railroad IS. twenty shares American Teie-
phone and Telegraph Us. twenty shares
limited states steel preferred. Total val lue
about $4,000. Would YOU suggest sel!lng
th,. government and the municipal bones
and. il so. what would you advise puying I
-. L.
Answer-As your investment stands
it is a model OF strength, but we think
YOU are justified in seeking higher
return on some Of the items. For this
we suggest that you might dispose OF
the Victerv notes and the Third Lab
ertvs on account Of their comparative
lv early maturities. and rs much OF the
New York City bonds as you think nee
essarv to bring the investment as
whole up to the required income re
turn. As substitutes you might con
slider the following: Grand Trunk Rail
wav rs. 1910, selling recently to >leld
about G per cent; Hooking Valley 4f2s,
1899, selling TO yield about oA per
cent: United States Rubber SIS, 1947
selling recaptly to yield about oSa pei
cent; Oree6n-Ws sshington Railroad and
Naavigation Is, 1851, selling recently
to WELD about ga per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Substituting for Called Bonds

Question-An investment OF S7O0o d.
Vded between the Anglo American and Tho
sinclair on 7}h per cont notes has been
called and | am advised 10 reinvest the
principal in the following securities; sin
clair on first lien Is, 1897; Consolidated
Gas, Electric Light and Powor (8altimore)
hrst and refundtng IS, 1881, Republic Of
france external i1as. 1941; Marland on
'sa AS | haVe followed Your advice fn
the past, II not too much trouble loindIy
advise me as to the safety of making this
Investment. While I am not depending
upon the income for my SUPPORT at present
the $1,000 practically represents the whole
OK my capital.--Mrs NJ. b. 5.
Answer-The principal objection to
selecting Sinclair Is, Marland Oil TX
or Consolidated Gas of Baltimore rs as
substitute for the Sinclair 71as that
have been called is that all three arc
IN turn callable at any time. There is
just chance that if you selected any
one of these bonds you would in time
find yourself confronted by the same
lent-that of reinvesting the funds
turned back from called bond, The
French 7l9s are not callable We think
they are good investment, but any
one who buys them must be prepared
to withstand any temporary disturb
ances that might result from economic
developments abroad. It is our opn-
ion that principal and interest are we'll
secured
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Electric ar
Speculation in Oil Stocks

Question: shall he much obliged II YOU
viii give me your advAct on the supl9gas ll6{a %
On oil inTestmens In B9esnoeIT RTaIn Texas on
Companys stock at 10 cents per snare IN
March 1920, 500, and again in April. 1920.
the whole affair more In the light OF a
speculation than q safe inyestment on
February i. 1871, I received dlviasnI nae Go, OF
1891. On March 10 this year was otIercd
and bought 900 shares Tor one unit OF
and am offered the option Of buying $500
more at the same rate, ninety GAYS from
date to complete the number OF units puT-
ohasable by me, no stocllhoider being al.
lowed 10 purchase more than i've units OF
j coo shares. In the event OF any stock
holder Wishing 70 dispose Of stock, tho
company claims to be able to sell SUCH
stock through the Buffalo Texas Service
bureau at any time They also ask ina :
they he given the option of buying bach
stock before it is offered otherwise. A. |
have already stated, I bought stock at an
acknowledges risk. being much interested
in oils. but in view OF the stock failures
oil and otherwise, which have occurred re-
Gently, 1 should Ike to have some meana
| of finding out whether the company is all
| that II proposes to be- decided to consult
YOU before making any further purchases,
| and shall very glad to receive any help
which you may be able to give me'-f. e.
Answer-It is outside the scope Of
| this column to offer suggestions on
matters Of speculation, and that is the
class in which you place the stocks of
the two companies mentioned. The
most we can say is that we are not
sufficiently impressed by any of the
data furnished. You might ask the
| Buffalo Texas Oil Company for an
earnings statement. In this way you
could determine for yourself where the
company derived the money with which
TO pay the dividends you mention.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Inquiries Should Be Signed

Inquiries addressed to this depart
ment are regarded as confidential, but
to show the writer's good faith, all
should be signed and ar address
should be inclosed for reply. Letters
from the following are being held for
identification: H. l.. M, Miss l.. W.,
S. H., A. P. j., G. A. j., I. W, r. D. s.,
J. H, A. W s. {Albany), II. B. P, A.
G., B. w, NJ. 7, J. s. G., ". s. r.,
"Anonymous," s. A., L. l.. f., j. B.,
E. G., D. G., J. S., Mrs. j. r. D., K. NJ.
L., Mabel A. K, f. V. g., NJ. A. B. g., ~
B., A. Z. F., II. r. w, l.. v, F. P,
NJ. f F., NJ W
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
interested in Preferred Stocks

,..ta.ton -rhs nlinr Won fo,. p,,t r,yo~,
viii rou. .Ilease nano some eood prefcrred
S''. s'Hlns out of Tine By that T
,to,c |.,l,,I lHI g.,.,, "on "2nt any
i'te. Jn,eut? Is Il II vcil managed concern
etc.. And also all about Great Northern
and sac, i"'gr'12ag Motor Truek flr''
southern preferred? 1iesse ta1i ,no bn,y
can the Manhattan Elevated common a
i"'d 10 Ray par cent dividend when there
far,9 Ana Tioaoo ""oua 'ne @-cfnl
bonds aud what is the ouotation Of th@m
in the present market [ cannot seem to
una ,,'o mem mem listed; American Sugar Rein
veil mnhaqca nnd bia ,no com npnny
san Francisco Railroad Company 6s. 1928
~ u.s. mere ere my record of the Wall street
moulJ ma tho',5 IN, IN al SpGcai paper wh"re
one always 20 to q brofer's orfice for hi,
ini.oormat,,onl One. more bond I've for
- I1Eo M 4i[ t(9oGc'io" Company dehcnture
Answering Crucible Steel Com
pany IS we'll managed concern, but,
IKE all other independent steel com
panles, 1T IS Just coming out of an
Improbable period. The preferred
stock, in our opinion, does not rank
so high now as American Ice preferred.
selling around 81 and paying q per
cent dividend, or Perc Marquette prior
preference stock, selling around rs and
paying per cent dividend. Great
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01
Westinghouse Mfg. Suitable

cueotion--vyill you kindly tell mo it you
think 60 shares OF Westinghouse In zoo
much to hold for a widow having, an in
como OF About 5000 year / bought them
bed b. st stock at -. Gould sell the latte :
now without Joss. as I never see II
cuoted7 Also I b4ye bethlehem steel
s.. 900 note that will soon come due md
viii you advise something that VIII bring
me 6 per ceut?-L j.
Answer-W -Westinghouss Electric and
Manufacturing 1--WE suppose that
is tho stock you mean) has good
dividend record, and we think
you can safely carry fifty shares
You cannot dispose Of your Simmons
Company stock without taking a big
loss. 1t is not paying a dividend at
present. As a substitute for Bethlehem
Steel notes we suggest Canadian North,
ern rs, 1910, selling recently. to yield
b55 per cent; Western Union Teie-
graph SIS, 1885, selling recently to
yield SOS per cent; or Swedish Govern
mcnt IS, due 1899, selling around 1o1.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-01

ST1TTT - O-7TT
with difficulties. The persoas who lend
the stocks TO the Shorts can nccu-
ratcly gauge tho size Of the short IN
terost, and once it has reached un-
WleldlY proportions, can run it to cover
by rushing the price OF the stock UP,
at tho same time demanding return Of
the stock lent. The harassed short
seller first offers a premium for the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-30
"Turn to the Riuht"

Turn to the Right" the most pop ular comedy-drama of the stage whose appeal was testified to by millions of theatre-goers, has been transferred to the screen and will be seen at the Central theatre Friday and Saturday and at the Eagle theatre next Sunday.
 As a stage play, Turn to the Right" made a fortune for John Golden who presented it and for the authors, Win chell Smith and John E. Hazard. Keeping up this financial record half interest in the screen rights was sold to Metro Pictures Corporation for a quarter of a million dollars, top price for any motion picture production.
 The screen version is presented by John Golden and Marcus Loew and is Rex Ingram production, directed by the creator, for the silent drama, of The four Horsemen of the Apoca- lypse" and "The ConQuering Power D
 It tells the story of a country boy who, while serving a prison term un- justly, becomes acquainted with two crooks. Returning home he finds the mortgage about to be foreclosed by the village skinflint. With the aid of his two crook pals way is found to beat out the miser while the influence of the aged mother leads the two crooks into love and better life.
 It is presented by a notable cast headed by Alice Terry who won an enviable reputation in "The Four Horsemen" and ''The Conquering Pow CT" Playing opposite her is Jack Null hall, known on both stage and screen. Another in the cast is Harry Myers, who was the Yankee in "A Connecti- cut Yankee.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-30
"At the sian of the Jack 0, Lantern,

"At the Sign of the Jack O. Lantern''
 Millions of readers of Myrtle Reeds stories are packing theatres all over the country where the picturization of her great book, Lavender and Old Lace" is being shownL Exhibitors are finding in this wonderful and simple romance a box-office attraction of tremendous money-making possibili ties.
 Bearing all the ear-marks of as strong a drawing card as Lavender
Bisbee daily review., 1922-07-30

and Old Lace" comes At the Sign of the Jack O. Lantern," the second adaptation to the screen of one of the most popular stories. This picture, directed by Lloyd Ingraham, is an in- tensely interesting mystery story with comedy relief of the highest or der. Pictures of this type will guar antee any exhibitor large audiences, and with it's great exploitation possi- bilities, from the standpoint of the title. the picture itself and Myrtle Reeds name, "At the Sign of the Jack O. Lantern" is bound to be as great a success and perhaps go beyond ex- hibitor popularity of her first picture.
 This Hodkinson special will be shown at the Eagle theatre this after noon and tonight and also Monday night.