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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-04-07
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS

Here is a bingham that is cas-
lily adapted to summer frocks
and dresses and comes in a
range of ideas, and in variety
OF distinctive colorings. It is
an imported Zephyr Bingham
OF a wonderful value.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-04-07

PHONE 31-for want ad service.
They will buy, sell or rent any
thing, or will find you employ
ment or an employee. Phone 81.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
An Editorial Explanation.

In last weeks paper in the news
items on The Mems Union a quo
tation was made from one of the
speakers to which the school beard
takcs exception. Through the pres
ident we are assured that no teacher
has ever been encouraged by the
hoard to participate in any recreat-
'onal exercise. The editor does not
-ccall who made the statement so
many spoke--but. on further invest
igation he is of the, opinion that the
.rrfcrentk.sMas ms to these gentle
men at Ill 4he daft6r Ifasahever. at
any time, discussed the affairs of
the board or school in public or
plivate, but he would judge from
the prosperous condition of the
school that both board and super
intendcnt We're giving their best
rndeavors to build mp a splendid
school system. Let us all cooper
ate 20 the same general end.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
Income Tax Facts, No. >

The new requirement. Of the IN.
come tax law that returns shall be
made of gross income Of s5OO0 or
more regardless OF the amount OF
net income upon which the tax IL
assessed, necessitates careful com.
mutation on the part of the tax
payer. Gross income" inclures
practically every dollar received by
the taxpayer during the year 1921
In salaries, wages. commissions.
rents, royalties, interest on bank
deposits, cash dividents on stock.
'or income from any source what,.
'Oevcr" NET income Is gross In
come less certain deductions pro.
vidcd for by the act. including all
business expenses incurred In the
conduct OF business. trade. profess
sion or vocation.
Certain expenditures, however,
1re not dcductible as business ex-
Dcnsc when made for the purchase
i articles more or less permanent
in character. or for permanent i'm
nrovement of property For exam.
ple mechant would not he al.
lowed to deduct the amount cxpcnd-
~ in the erection OF a new store
N n farmer the cost of a new trac-
tor % threshing machine, since such
investments are held to be capital
investments. The law expressly pro
hibits the deduction of family or
living expenses, such as rent for
dwelling, repairs to dwelling. cost
of food and clothing for the family
education OF children. servants
wages and similias items Amounts
spent during the year 1921 for any
of these items are not deductible.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.

Abraham Lincoln loved books.
There could be few finer resolutions
on the part OF anyone than a reso.
lution to devote more time to
good reading. In these days OF
countless magazines and innumer-
able books by both old and mod
ern writers there Is little excuse
for so little reading as many people
engage in. And then II you can.
not buy books or do not care to
purchase there Is always the Free
Public Library offering Its wei
come.
Holly IL fortunate In having q
'rce library. 1t Is housed in the
High School building and IL under
the patronage Of the public schools.
Prof. Use would like to urge the
neople more generally to take out
books, and the editor OF this paper
suggests more general response
to his invitation The Free Public
'.abrary in the school Is open from
one to four o'clock on school
avs and from one to five o'clock
on Saturdays Anyone In town or
IN the surrounding country wheth
?r patrons of the school or not. is
welcome to the use of the library
rec of all charge.
There are 2050 books In the H.
brary. About four hundred Of
these are for free circulation.
There is also a reading room in
connection with the library. Here
are many of the current periOdt-
'als and school papers and anyone
is invited to spend an hour In read
ing here.
The editor spent brief period
cut OF IA busy day in looking over
the shelves OF the library and saw
many an old friend OF by-gOne
lays ncering out at him and beg
ring to he perused as in far-away
student days. There are no trueY
friends than books. Cultivate
heir acquaintance. Miss Hettye
DeWald is the school librarion and
will give you "A glad welcome.
tFrom The Holly Chieftain,
! d e. d
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO HAVE
MOVIE SMOKER, MARCH IS

The Directors of the Commercial
Club have arranged to- have n frea
Movie Smoker for its members and
friends, the date having been set for
March 18th.
w. s. Partridge. President Of the
Holly Cow Club has very kindly
agreed to let the Commercial Club
have the use of the Cow Club
Theatre for this occasion.
Short talks by members Of the
club are to be part OF the prog
ram. There will be four reels of
pictcres. a smoker and possibly light
refreshments.
II this meeting proves successful
it is hoped that similar meetings
may be hal regularly during the
coming year.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Genuine Leather Upholstered
Oak Rockers, $2l.50 value for S1375
at the Morich Furniture Co Good
until March 1st.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

The Social Department of the
Woman's Society Of the Presbyter-
ian church will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. T.. G. Demaray assisted by Mrs.
Padley, Thursday afternoon, March
2 at 3 o'clock. Each member Is
cordially invited to be present.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Carl s. Milliken, See. of State,
reports for PrOwers Co, 2l75 owners
of motor vehicles. There are ia
trucks and 20 motor cycles in the
county. A total OF $l3,H47O has
been collected in fees for the year
ending Dee. 81, 1921. There are in
all Colorado 1886 owners OF cars
md Il total OF 94O3 trucks.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Miss Ada Moorhead OF Bristol
who has been visiting Mrs. G. w.
Smeltzer. returned home Saturday
morning. going by way of Granada
where she will make a short visit.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
oLpEN TIMES.

II would not surprise me ould
frind. should Oklahoma declare war
on its three northern neiehbors,
with hot gas and air bombs rollin
in 1929. It's altitude and climate
remains of We olden times, and oulld
trails already are showing up.
Safety first, insure says
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

with drums playing and ban
ncrs flying" the High School staged
y parade down the main street Fri
day in preparation for the victory
of the evening and with clear
score for the season Holly got the
championship in the castren divis'
ion for both the boys and the girls
Some PLAYING and well earned
victory. Now fnr the finals and may
luck go with you, yocng people,
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

FOR SALE Wisconsin Incubator
lGO egg: l. Safety Hatch Incubator,
$50 egg: Hover, standard colony
500 chicks: Hover Syphers Coal
heat, 500 chicks: 25 gallon ThermOs
water fountain, | large Dot Sprout-
er, Jacob Waste Not Feed hopper.
Mrs. Ivy Sprinkler phone l7.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

One large DuOfOld In Fumed Oak,
$3.50 value. This piece of furniture
is Upholstered in good quality Gov
ering ut price less than 1t can be
bought ut present time. Price
$4,000. The Morich Furniture Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Steel Beds OF Wood finish some
thing new in steel beds. just arrived.
$3.50 bed for $23.25. Special until
March 1st. The Morich Furniture
Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Mrs. | w. Holcomb living two
tx; south of town. was Lamar
.iritnr Monday. Mr. HOlcOmb who
iacl To he in business in Holly, has
tatoa him n truck garden and
hicl,en ranch project. He will IT.
igatc his garden from well and
anticipates II good market in Holly
and Lamar.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
Housewives. Attention!

Why spend your time baking
when you can buy cakes, pies, etc.
1t the Food Sale, Saturday. Feb.
'5th, given by the Methodist Ladies
Aid Society. in the building south
II Post Office Homemade candies
will be sold and also Hot Chile and
ne and coffee served.
Miss Nellie Index came In from
,Yierrse to visit her brother, Henry
iid.ek of the MillwoOd community.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

The ladies of the Christian church
will serve lunch with hot coffee in
connection with the Easter bazaar
Saturday. April Is. Location to be
published later.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

--.Iaack House picture afternoon
and night February 25. at Star
Theatre.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

II. O. Blair who has been living
west of town, is moving to Millwood
to open the alfalfa mill. He moves
nearby where the mill can be
thoroughly overhaulcd and made
ready Tor business.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Tha sale has started II. good earn
ost ut White Brothers. Last week
was a big week and force was kept
busy. The time to buy is now while
there is good selection In sizes and
varioties. and before the stock is
'irnlctcd There has been made
snecial reduction in silk yard goods
There is a good selection in ladies'
md childrens' coats and clOaks that
win surprise you by the low prices
oGered. Very good bargains will
be found also in mems and boys,
suits, Indeed. there is big drop
in prices in all lines. Remember
fhc White Bros. Sale.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

f'iiic, ~lli1u uhs liticH ilcsiecteu Is
@liunyan's Pilgrims Progress OF
standard authors of both poetry
and fiction he number is legion and
each must choose for himself. In
the writer's estimation, I'ennyson's
.Enoeh, Arden anil.'Flliott's Adam
Bead head the list. every quality
ccnsidered.
IN Biography enc should read
.RGosayelt's oliver Cromwell" !"
Thomas TItgehs'. David Living
ston, or We adrow Wilson's George
! u as''ington" In social studies one
ohld uehl Washington G;lnddens
loois and iho Mar Josiah Strong
i'ha NeY- FRA or Cladlen's "Appli-
! ghlistia lits1 In poetry the
1oEs tof tc c,efellow Tennyson.
Whit iar o, Shakespeare. In his.
~ FisEe Iistory of the Ameri an
nilo7 or The Bcginning OF New
3neand ,Is,,uea Bryce's "'rhe
'uciiean Z .osmcnwealth.' In reli
IN, TIE iEihlc "lmago Christi" !"
" Holm M sons "iha Mind of
+'rY hinstei ard sinany other simi.
~ wer':s
lE0W S7IoUID Rh READ?
NcW. hos s oll he read wis
ois? ~ n}annoris rs necessary
t''a f,n ier II will not do to
nd: nallnsen through such books,
'rl' wise aclss should be personal
sgsaaafty Elley should be we'll
"nd with pocd print, and wide
50 lsnfei, & Always read the pre-.
.ea 10 ~ ;. oo'ss- | I possible know
mathing cf the life Of the author
eo5sc q 6,iint place to read and
'9n't get Enrricd Re wide awake
= nmnossa and mentally alert
~ the. occasinn. Read slowly. stop
fpco nna y fleft. on what you have
ehad Let re,l mind pursue the
hor~ht be onil the authors eyposi
/ on liIi dna't let the mind wander
Eyay from .he tho'1ght of the auth
y Reafti,'sr Ike eating requires
cod mastiA Aiti@n and only modi
I'm Of malinr Il, inSnrc pr9per di
= r.stl,sss ->'ss lfin- ,stsv SslifficuH
f7, or illusions. Mark any es-
rIa'lr h.'usol passages with n
seaf lire ~ the margin. This is
,sualy better than underlinging.
feg words in the marein will mid
n refnA'ne tho thought. But
intt still use some blank page in
'a Nools aa m index and enter yO'li
e'u BILE ecsnmepts on the passages
syonnriy naged or else employ a
niaonnlapc blank hook as II di-
,Nsf for all co,lr readings.
Sac Ivtion pending without
"nosa. Is sallnterin@. not exercise
'o'e Is gnt from one hook on which
- 'hnrr'7i onttlea for definite
i ~ kno,vlr:l~a than from libra
- l.intnrd cvpr by n wandering
20 4 eeiicSc flower gives honcr
. ~, bac I-;r"'e Garden none tc
- ',uttr,slu "Whrn in reading
~ Cation ''wH rnoet with any
'n th.t "7or hc OF use We
'n,1a tal q frr orr own a.
'-l-2 M iJnmn1iatn annlirnticn o.
wo would Of the advinn OF 9
'.'v 4 rhov, W. he'd rnrnoaelv con
~ !" s. Hoeano Mann wisel
-r~ "Pce,.'"r. 10 oh"n il . little
-ard;nc ovev day II IT Is Int sin
II rrntencc r won gain fifteen
,ainrtes n aav. II win make Itself
r'at + 'hc end ef year.
The sale has started liz good earn
nst Mt White Brothers. Last week
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
SCHOOL NOTES.
/ + = 4EE i ~ 4 = + + i + i j
(Maynard Wood

-hif. tJihGItECi lIlt
Teachers Sewing Circle last Monday
evening. The evening was spent
very pleasantly in sewing and play
ing games, after which daint,
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The members Of the debating
toan are working this week for thu
contest with Las Anfmas on Frida,
evening. Our boys have very
GOOD chance of winning and are
planning on getting another victory
for the Holly schools on that night
A parade was given by the higi
school last Friday afternoon to
advertise the games with Wiley thal
evening, A great deal of enthusi
asm was shown. Two OF the princi
7al features OF the parade were ,
dokey and goat. which bore banners
advertising the games.
The Boys Club met on Monda'
evening in the high school gumnas
ium. An excellent program of box
ing and wrestling was carried out
The enthusiasm which wervadef
these meetings at first has some
what cooled. However those who
are still attending feel that then
time is well spent. Refreshments
% Ice cream, cookies and cocoa were
served.
The members of the Sophomore
class and their sponsor, Miss Alenius
formed n line party to the theatre
Tuesday evening. After the show
they enjoyed refreshments OF ham
burgers at the retaurant
Holly played two very interesting
games last Friday evening in the
local gym when they met the WILEY
teams. to determine the champion
shin OF the eastern division. The
pirls game was very exciting as the
Wiley girls played fast basket ball
nnd nearly won from our girls. The
Holly girls suffered let-up in the
second quarter and the Wiley girls
took advantage OF this to run ur
the score. The final score was Is
l6 Our girls team played very
good ball yet 1t was felt that they
did not play as well as they cocld
The boys game provel easily won
the boys from Wiley not having the
size and speed to successfully op
pose our teams. The Holly boys
did not play fast or brilliant
game after the first half The score
was 4517 in favor of Holly. This
gives Holly the championship of the
eastern division. The games be.
tween the eastern and central divi
sions will be played this Friday
evening. when the Holly boys will
nlav the Sugar City boys. and the
Holly girls the La Junta girls.
C.. r. FOrtney, so long time the
successful manager of the McCue
Mercantile Co., in Holly is to be
transferred to Il similar position at
Lamar. We regret the necessity OF
the departure of Mr.. Fortney anf
family from the city. They will be
greatly missed.
The w. +. Burnett sale will he at
the Col. Holland place north o!
Amity on March g.
Mrs. Orley Straney went to Lamar
today to visit her sister-in-law. Mrs
Roy Straney.
John Shaw of Lycan took the
train here today for Pueblo where
he goes on business.
The Go.to-Church Drive will be
observed at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday. Everybody
welcome. Service at III Il IN. Every
body 90 to church Sunday. Feb. 26
Call at Howe's second hand store
and see 1929 samples and prices on
wall paper and paints.
Harvey Kelley went to Oklahoma
Saturday
Geraldine Macy was visitor
at the Plains school Tuesday.
A number from here attended the
prone riding at Lycan Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Misses Hoffman and Duncan and
Alessrs. Kaplicky and Westgatc
motorcd to Syracuse Sunday evening
md had dinner AT the Harvey
House.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

J. N. Citizens made q business triI
to Las 4tnimas Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

-.Ianck House picture afternoon
and night February 25, at Star
Theatre.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Herbert r. Witbrow of Syracuse
was visiting in town Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
Birthday Surprise Party.

a very pleasant surprise party
rs glv.n IN honor Of Mrs Clarence
Deny Saturday night ut her home
The evening was declared n com.
Dlctn success by the host of friends
who were present. Delicious re-
freslments OF cake AMI cocoa were
served, Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Deny and little daueh-
ter Viola, Mr.. Clothier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claypool and children Helen, Ruth
GGldie and SaraA Ny Geo. Matth
r,yssand childrelJ Jannie, Naomi and
Times. MIR aud Mrs. w p Steele
and children Harlan, Alice and
James. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shively,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tally and child
rem Ferman, Blanche. Buel. Harold
and Mildred; Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Sears and little son Gailcn: Mrs. J,
g. McKibbon and children LaVonne,
Leola. and .Iohn: Mrs N. j. Michael
Babe Sears: Ernest Hyatt; Ruth
Hyatt. Mrs. B. Y Pierce and Mr.
and Mrs. Do5l johnson and child
zen ]unita and Vernoy.
Mrs. b. A. Keith left on the even,
ing train yesterday for Wichita,
Kansas. whittier Br Keith and lit
tie Ralph proceeded. her week ago.
and where the boy is under expert
medical care The little fellow has
been taking nourishmcnt daily and
seems to be gaining in strength,
but II is feared that an operation
to drain the mastoid cell may be
necessary. An x-ray revealed seri-
ous condition in one ear. II an oper-
alton is found necessary it is to be
made today.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Geraldine Macy was visito
at the Plains school Tuesday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Oscar llellhcrk WAS adinncr guest
nj John Duncan's sunday
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

A number from here attended the
prone riding at Lycan Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

-.Iaack House picture afternoon
and night February 25, at Star
Theatre.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
J. N. Citizens made q business trip
to Las Animas Monday.
Herbert r. Witbrow of Syracuse
was visiting in town Monday
Oscar Hellherk WAS adinner guest
nj John Duncan's sunday
Mrs Sam Smith is seriously i'll al
tbs writing.
Il II. Wood was Il Lamar visitor
l&st THURSDAY.
John Duncan left Sunday night
tor Denver ON business.
Maurice Graves OF Ordway was in
town on business Friday.
Nj Durncll of thc City Drug Store
Of Granada was Holly visitor
Saturday.
Mrs G. H. Poole and children of
Syracuse came in Saturday to visit
Mrs. Il. J. Stevens
VIII trade good irrigated 40 clear
5or dry land and assume cneuinh,
rance. See +, II. Allen 1t
Mrs Citizens and Vera May Nor
irh were on the sick li0t the past
week.
Mrs. Thomas Barnes and daughter
Fern, who live west of town were
shopping in Lamar Saturday.
Miss Fern Browning has been i'll
for several days and Miss Opal Carl;
liE is substituting for her at school
lack House picture afternoon
and night February 25, at Star
Theatre.
A company of about dozen
teachers were taken on an outing
to Lamar last week by G. w Smeltz.
cr.
Walter Eakins of ConcOrdia. Kan.
sas, came in Saturday to visit hi
son, Vernon Eakins who lives cas-
of town.
b. y. Overlicld has returned from
Los Angeles, Calf, after an absence
of two months. His wife will re-
turn later
Misses Hoffman and Duncan and
Mcssrs. kaplicky and Westgatc
motorcd to Syracuse Sunday evening
Ind had dinner AT the Harvey
House,
r.. o. Blair who has been living
west OF town, is moving to Millwood
to open the alfalfa mill. He moves
nearby where the mill can be
thoroughly overhaulcd and made
ready for business.
--Jaack House picture afternoon
and night February %, at Stal
. Theatre.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Miss Fern Browning has been i'll
for several days and Miss Opal Cbnl;
liE is substituting for her at school
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

A company of about a dozen
teachers were taken on an outing
to Lamar last week by &. w Smeltz
cr
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

b. b. Ovcr6cld has returned from
Los Angeles, Calf, after an absence
of two months. His wife will re-
turn later.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Mrs. Thomas Barnes and daughter
Fern, who live west of town were
shopping in Lamar Saturday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Walter Eakins OF ConcOrdia. Kan.
sas, came in Saturday to visit hi
son, Vernon Eakins who lives cas-
of town.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Harvey Kelley went to Oklahom,
Saturday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Mrs. Citizens and Vera May Nor
irh were on the sick li"t the past
week.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Call at HOwe's second hand store
and see 1929 samples and prices or
wall paper and paints.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Mrs Sam Smith is seriously i'll al
tbs writing.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Nlt Duncil of the City Drug Store
Of Granada was Holly visitor
Saturday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

VIII trade good irrigated 40 clear
rance. See F. H. Allen 1t
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Maurice Graves Of Ordway was in
town on business Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

John Duncan left Sunday night
TOR Denver ON business.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Mrs. G.. II. Poole and children of
Syracuse came in Saturday to visit
Mrs. Il. j. Stevens.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

John Shaw of Lycan took tho
train here today for Pueblo where
he goes on business.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

The Go-to-Churcl Drive will be
observed ut the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday. Everybody
welcome. Service at II n IN. Every
body 90 to church Sunday. Feb, 26
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Il Il. Wood was Lamar visitor
FIST Thursday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

Mrs. Orley Straney went to Lamar
today to visit her sisterin-law. Mrs
Roy Straney.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

C. r. FOrtney. so long time the
successful manager of the McCuf
Mercantile Co., in Holly is to be
transferred to Il similar position at
Lamar We regret the necessity OF
the departure of Mr.. Fortney anf
family from the city. They will be
greatly missed.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-23

The w. +. Burnett sale will he {
the Col. Holland place north
Amity on March 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
COLUMBIA

Helen Holmes. once famous the
world over ~ queen OF thrilling
railroad serials. 10 at the Columbia
thestsr this week. She 10 appear
ins with 'Hcos- Gibson In his latest
unlverray starring vehicle. The
Lone Hama written By Ralph
cummins and directed by Rsavcs
Eason. II IL story OF a hard.r ria.
ing cowboy turned "siickcr- for o
day. who. tho vacation bent. runs
Into hotbed OF sxcitsment. The
star n supported by . brilliant cas-,
Including Marjorie Daw. william
Welsh. Jack Pratt. Jim Corey. Hay.
den Stevenson. Robert Hartman and
othsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

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STtttNU
Detective. may come and detect.
ives may 50. but sherlock Holmes
goes on forever. lie In said to be the
greatest detective IN all fietion--both
In popularity and IN intelligence. Nil.
lions OF copies OF tho various books
written about him by Sir Arthur Co.
nan Doyle have been sold. Tho play.
sherlock Holmes" written around
the Doyle stories by william Gillette.
has delighted millions OF theatcr 20.
cru. And now AT last tho films have
captured him for the delectation OF
wyn picture called simply sherlock
Holmes" starring tho noted actor.
John barrymore II IL showing at
the strand.
BLUE MOUSE
Few finer stories OF mother love
have reached screen than Where II
My wandering BOY Tonightf- which
has won applause In every city In
which II has boen shown. No sub.
ject Ii more appealing than that Of
mother love In literature. on the
stage and on tho screen. thu. theme
has always touched the heart. II II
universal In It's apepai. Il Is allen.
bracing In its power,
Cullen lands plays tho leading
role In where In My Wandering
Boy Tcnighty' tho feature picture at
the Blue Mouse this week This pro.
duceon was -urr.sted by tn. famous
hymn Of tho same name and tells a
beautiful story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

has directed for l.. Lawrence Webe r
and Bobby North. -was made out Of
necessity" Ever since he left the
dramatic stage TO become one OF the
loading independent directors Of the
DAY. WIN Nlah. like his felIow-suffer>
ers In directondon. has been besiegsd
and bomberded with an avalanche Of
applications from handsome hopefuis
10 shine In tho movies. Maybe this
win cure them" thought Nigh. when
ne wruts this story OF . girl who
sought fame and popularity. but got
more than she bargained for. Il
guess they won't bother me after
seeing 'Notorfety.'" says win Nigh.
Maybe thcy wont--but we doubt II.