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Alden Bridge.

Dated: Wednesday, August 18th.
Mr.. JEFF Rivers and Mr.. John Foley
motored over to Myrtis Sunday Of the,
past week
Miss Mary K Bixler, of. Plain Deal
ing. Parish Registrar, was here last
Wednesday for the benefit of those who
wished to register
A good many Of the residents of
Alden Bridge enjoyed the barbecue
given at Linton last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Rivers and chill
dren mOtOred to Shreveport last Friday
afternoon. 5i
Misses jamie and Maggie Milling, of
the Cottage Grove community. visited
Mrs. John Foley last Friday afternoon.
Misses Martha and Texhatta Moses
were sick several days of the past
week. s.
Miss Fannie Mae Spruill was guest
Of Mrs. George Nattin Thursday night
Of the past week.
Mr.. /. T.. Hoffpauir and Mr.. s. r.
Strayhan were among the business Wis
itors here last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Rivers and chill
dren spent Sunday over at Couchwood
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Looney.
~ hlS. M. ~. fhuIOAI q u uuuSutef,
Miss Ollie, were Shreveport visitors
Monday.
Ia Mr.. Bob Huddleston has been sick
for week past.
Messry. Clifford Spr-uill and Ernest
Peace were among the visitors here
Monday. s.
Messrs. Frank Greenhaw and Johnnie
Love We're attending to business mat
ters here Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Foley and son
]. B., were here Sunday to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Foley. Miss
| I.ottie Foley accompanied them upon
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their return home-for a visit Of a
week.
Master Vega Rivers made business
trip to Couchwood for his father the
first OF the. week.
Master John Reubin Nattin spent
Tuesday at Hughes Spur with Crowell
Hardcastle.
Mrs. H. III. Strayhan and Miss Au-
drey Strayhan motored to Alden Bridge
Monday.
Messrs. JEFF Rivers and John Foley
made business trip to Myrtis yester-
day. Mr.. Foley will go from that place
to Haslet. Texas, where he will visit
his son, Mr.. Jewel Foley, and family
for few days.
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Bossier City
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Smith and chill
dren are spending this week with rela-
tiyes residing near Linton.
Mrs. n. Nj. Adair and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e.
Young. of the Ivan community.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Colquitt and
family are enjoying stay at Mineral
Wells. Texas, where Mrs. Colquitt is
Improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thoreson, of
Shreveport, We're dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. FL. Demoss Sunday, at
their home on Cloverdale Farm.
Prof. and Mrs. S. J. Smith have
moved into their new bungalow, on Col
auitt Avenue. and are enjoying house
keeping in their ''own" Bossier home.
Mrs. A. NJ. league and children
in the Midway community. Mr.. league
ioined them last Thursday-tO attend
the barbecue
Mrs. B. J. Coffee entertained Circle
No. / of the Baptist Missionary Society
Monday afternoon. After the business
hour and program, the hostess served
iced watermelon.
Quite number of the residents OF
Bossier City attended the Linton bar
becue and enjoyed the hospitality of
those good people. Linton never does
thugs by halves.
Mr.. L. w. Hutchings has returned
home from weeks stay in New Or
leans and points along the L. r. and n.
Railroad. where he was making Obser-
yations in his official capacity as fuel
manager for the road.
Friday evening Of last week Mr.
and Mrs. f.. Williams entertained the
Boy Scouts at their home. An inter
esting program was given and games
enjoyed. after which the hostess served
refreshments of ice cream and cake.
Mrs. freeman (Rozelle Smith) &C
companied by her little daughter, Rose
mary. of WiIston-Salen n. c., has ar
rived to spend the summer with mem
hers Of her family. At present she il
stopping with her sister. Mrs. III. II
Lunsford, Of Shreveport.
& Sunday afternoon at. $50 O'Clock
services We're held at the Montez Thea
ter by tile Gospel Team from Centra
! Christian Church, of Shreveport. Mr.
Z. A. Richie delivered q very fine talk
4 The next service will he held Sunday
August 9th, at $50 o'clock. For ths
present services will be held eacl
second and fourth Sunday. Differeh
. members Of the Gospel Team will have
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Plain Dealing, Route Three.
ated: Monday, AUGUST 14th.

Dated: Monday. August 14th.
Mrs G. w. Walker ii reported very
sick at this writing. Here is hoping
you will soon be up and about again,
Mrs. Walker.
Mr.. Joe Styles is reported very i'll at
present. When last heard from he was
not much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Brooks and son,
Howard. spent Saturday night and yes
terday with Mrs. Brooks parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Walker. They return
ed to their home (near Iyan) yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. John Brooks, Of the Ivan COM
munity. was mingling with friends re-
siding in this section Saturday morn
ing last.
Mrs. G. r. Scarborough. of Antrim,
spent Friday night with Mrs. d. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and children
spent Friday night with Mrs. Browns
brother, and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Hardaway. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardaway
and baby, Madge, accompanied their
visitors when they left for home. and
will spend while with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Pirtle, of near Bellevue. They are
;dl going on a fishing trip, on Bodcau.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Young and children,
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Walker and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Walker
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs.
g. w. Walker.
| Mr.. Gid Carnley spent one day OF
| last week in this section visiting old
| friends.
| Messrs. Oscar and Albert Orr and
Earl Young made business trip to
Plain Dealing one day last week.
Mr.. Harry Walker was visiting In
| Collinsburg this afternoon.
| Messrs Ernest AID Edgar Robinson
spent yesterday with Messrs. Charlie
and Glenn Young.
Mr.. John Walker spent while with
Mr.. D. Young Saturday. PALS.
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Around Arkana.

Dated: Monday, August 14th.
Last Friday Misses Myra Beavers,
Martha Burton, Zula and Lucy Malone,
and Masters Percy and Harold Malone
hiked to Wheeler Creek, where they
spent the afternoon fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morgan a
little son, John, were visitors at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Thompson
Saturday night and yesterday.
Wednesday, August Sth, the sweet
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed At
kinson, died very suddenly, only living
a few hours after becoming ILL., The
writer and members of her family ex-
tend coincidence to the hereaved ones.
In the election held ton the Arkan-
sas side) last week. for state and
county officers, the women of this place
polled vote twice as large as that
polled by the men. -LA.-ARK.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Pleasant Hill.
Dated: Monday. August 14th.

Dated: Monday, August 14th. a
Cloudy this morning as If we were
going to get some more rain. 1t will
soon be time to plant those turnip
patches
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Strong. of An
trim. We're pleasant guests last Satur-
day night of their sister. Mrs. o. F.
Boyd, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hill and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gleason. of
Antrim, were pleasant dinner guests of
Mr.. and MRS.. r. L. Burks yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, OF Benton, at
tended the services held at the Pleas
ant Hill Church yesterday. Her many
old friends were all delighted to see
her once again.
Mrs. Fife Gleason left this morning
to spend few days with her old
| friend, Mrs. Tom Ford. ST., Of Rocky
Mount.
Miss Iona Gleason will visit rela-
tives in this section for several weeks
before returning to Belcher.
After spending few days with rela-
tives residing In this section. Mr..
Sam Kendrick and daughters Misses
| Ruth and Edna. left this morning for
Haynesville. Mrs. A. f. Mckenzie ac-
| comranied them and will spend several
| weeks in Haynesyille visiting her son,
Mr.. Arnid Mckenzie. and other rela-
| tiveS.
The writer noticed in last week
| issue of the Banner about Mr.. NJ B.
Stampley's mention Of a bug. / am
afraid that these bugs are going to be
a serious pest. My experience this sea-
| son proves 1t. Several rows of peas in
the garden were attacked by the bugs,
and they punctured the young forms,
and not a pea on those vines ever
reached maturity. Butter and pole
beans, also okra and tomatoes, met the
same fate. The beans all dropped OFF
and the yield of the other vegetables
4 mentioned was SO hard and knotty it
was not edible. SO there was a pulling
of poles and plants-to be burned. The
bugs made their appearance during
June. Within a few weeks all garden
truck was literally covered with them
The protracted meeting was brought
to close last night. Brother James
Tfdwell delivered some excellent ser
mons while here. -ALT
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Spring Hill.

Dated: Monday, August 14th.
Miss Fay Trammell, of Shreveport,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Trammell, returned to
her post Of duty Wednesday Of last
week.
4 Mr. Chester Carroll, who has been
attending Texas commercial college,
is here for a visit with his parents.
5,s Mrs. p. f. Petty and daughter, En-
ile, left last Thursday for visit to
Taylor, Ark.
Mrs. Rupert Butler is attending re-
vival meeting III Monroe this week.
Mr.. Il. L. Ensey and Mrs. G. Il. Hoyle
returned home yesterday from st.
Louis where they went to buy fall
stock of goods for the Pine Woods
Lumber Company.
Mr.. j. +. Giles left last Thursday
evening for Chautauqua. n. Y. where
he will join his wife. They will visit
Toronto, Canada. and other places of
interest before returning home.
Miss Jennie Russell, who has for sew
eral days been confined to her bed. is
again able to be up and about, to the
delight Of her many friends.
MFR. and Mrs. Bud Collins and three
children. Jack, COrinne and Sarah, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McLaren returned
home last night, after pleasant visit
In Sherman, Texas. They motored
through the country. and report a de-
lightful trip.
Miss Edna Kaufman. charming sis
ter of Mr.. r. +. Kaufman, departed
yesterday for her home in FOrdyce,
Ark. She was accompanied as far as
Stamps. Ark. by Mr.. and Mrs. X. F.
Kaufman and Mr.. Sam Tramlnell.
Mr.. R. +. Payne returned home Tues
day night of last week from Gnlfport.
Miss, where he attended Gulfport Mill
tary Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cabb and family
left last Friday for Broken Bow, Okla.
They are making the trip in an auto
mobile.
On last Saturday evening a picnic
was given in honor of Miss Edna Kauff-
man, of Fordyce, Ark, and Mr.. Willie
Browning, of Baton Rouge Those pres
ent OH this enjoyable occasion were
Misses Edna Kaufman, Melissa Arnold,
Vivian Morgan, Ruth Tally and Lucille
| Trammell. and Messrs. Sam Tramnell,
Dewey Payne, Willie Browning. Billie
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Az stated In last weeks issue OF the
Banner. residents Of Benton and this,
the Eighth SchQpl District of the par
ish, are going to make an effort to Sc
cure a larger and more suitable school
building - OF brick construction. At
present a petition, asking the Parish
School Board to order an election to
take the sense OF the electors of the
district on the proposition Of special
tax to take care of a bond issue, Is
being circulated. 1t IL being literally
signed and, In fact, already about
enough signers tof course. thus pledg-
ing support) have been secured to In
sure a sufficient vote to carry the
election.
1t IL planned that the building shall
lie modern III construction and cost not
less than $60,OO0.9
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Phillips Hill.

Dated: Monday. August 14th.
Cool nights and rainy weather have
caused cotton to look ''sOrry" the last
two weeks.
Mr.. Warner Young and grandchil-
sdren are visiting friends and relatives
of the Phillips Hill community.
Mrs. jamie Chapple was quite sick
Wednesday Of last week.
Guy Bounds has been real sick the
past few days. but is reported much
better ut present.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. p. Johnston (and
falniliy) were pleasant guests yester-
day Of their brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Burks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Johnston and
children spent one day Of last week in
Plain Dealing with their parents, Hon.
and Mrs. w. J. Johnston.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Burks spent Saturday
afternoon very pleasantly with Mrs.
r. L. Burks, jr. GREEN PARsoN.
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BENTON BossER PARISH AUGUST

charge OF the services. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
james and Edwin Smith left Mon
day for Gibbsland to visit their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis. and
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Smith. s9@
Scout Master r. w. Smith and his
assistant, Mr.. G. H. Wallace, took the
Boy Scouts to Lake Mercer for the
weekend Sixteen members Of the
troop enjoyed the camp. Sunday morn
ing they held their Sunday school and
religious worship on the lake shore,
under the spreading branches of a
pecan tree. The boys are enjoying
their scout work. g. az
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MAIer's Bluff.
Dated: Tuesday, August 18th.

Dated: Tuesday, August 10Th.
News. is. very scarce at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Thornton, Of
Shreveport, We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. English Sunday.
2 Mrs. Seth Arnold was guest of Mrs
b. Billingsley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordie Gardner are wis.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gardner at
present. t.ss
Mr. Dave Wilson and Mr.. Seth Ar
mold made business trip to Hosston
one day last week aif
Mrs. Mary Morgan and Miss Bessie
Wilson were guests Of Mrs. T.. Brown,
of Ida, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. L. J. Chandler and Miss Cor
nelia Chandler were guests Of Mrs. j.
Morgan Sunday
Mrs. John Griggs and children were
guests of Mrs. Jim Alsabrook Saturday.
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The Deer Hunting Season.

The sportsmen OF Bossier Parish are
reminded that the season for hunting
deer in what is referred to as the Up
land Zone of Louisiana is from OctO-
her 18th to December 31st. A folder
from the State Department Of C0nser-
vation describes the Upland Zone as
ALLEN, Beauregard.. Rapides. LaSalle,
Winn. Jackson. lincoln and Union par
ishes and all other parishes between
same and the Texas border That, of
course, includes Bossier Parish.
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Sacred Harp Singing and Dinner.

There will be an all-day !" Sacred
Harp Singing at the Spring Hill Bap-
tist Church on the third Sunday in
August, the Doth. Dinner will be serv-
ed on the grounds. Everybody Is In
vited to he present with their sacred
harps w. q. hoDIsETT and Others.
Spring Hill. La, August IL, 1922
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Oak Grove.

Dated: Monday, August 14th.
A good many of the residents OF this
section are having chills and feyers
just now. They are probably caused by
such hot days and cool nights.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and fam
ily. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Farley and
family and Mr.. Albert Stewart are on
several days visit to lindsay, 0kla.
Mr.. Jack Cozby, Of Emma, spent yes
terday I'm this community.
Messrs. ]. III. and G. III. Collie and
H. L. Giles made a pleasure trip to
Bradley, Ark, the latter part OF last
week.
Mr.. C. H.. Giles is now located at
Taylor, Ark, where he has employ
ment. ~
Mr.. I. F. Collie spent yesterday eve
ming with your correspondents.
The correspondent has been reliably
informed that the test well being drill
ed one and half miles northwest OF
Sarepta has been abandoned, at an ap.
proximate depth of 300 feet.
The Giles well has been cemented
and the crew is now on a vacation until
the cement sets. GOOD EYE.
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1922 Hay

At price that will move it--for cash
only. Take your choice Alfalfa or
Grass. Any quantity. Address - Ben
ton, La, Route 2. Telephone, S77-M.
t1S-tfl T. a. TIDwELL
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TheI Stork Corner.

A paragraph sent in for this depart
ment by the Plain Dealing correspond
ent reads" Mr.. and Mrs. Cavett Boggs
are the proud parents Of q fine baby
girl, born last Saturday.
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Plain Dealing, Route Two.


Dated: Monday, August 14th..
/ Mr.. Charlie Johnston is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Mary Lou Norris and little
daughter, Alma. spent Tuesday night
with Mrs ]. r. Williams.
Mrs. J., B. Johnston had as a guest
last week her mother, Mrs. Fannie
Lester.
Mr.. Dewey Lester made business
trip to the river front Tuesday Of last
week.
Mrs. Della johnson was very i'll last
Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer Barnett visited her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. A. Knight, Wednesday Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Morgan had as
guests Saturday night Mr.. A. r. Smith
and family and Grandma Smith.
Mr.. JEFF Williams spent the past
weekend with home folks
Mr. Ernest Dean spent from Friday
until yesterday with his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean.
Several of the residents of this COM
nlnnity attended church at Red Land
yesterday.
lnOSe OF THIS community Jaklns part
in the wolf hunt near Benton last Fri
day night were Mr.. George Smith, Mr..
A. r. Smith, Mr.. John Norris and Mr..
Mat Morgan.
The Mot baseball team crossed bats
with the Heifner nine Saturday after
noon. but the writer is not informed as
to the outcome Of the game.
Mr.. Lonnie Johnson, from Haynes
vile, spent the past weekend with
Mrs. johnson and their little son,
George.
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You enjoy reading the Banner. So
would your relative who has removed
nom~the parish. Why don't you order
it mailed to MIN?
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Grade Bull

Seven-eighths HEREFORD stock, offered
at good price, for quick sale. Apply at
my place. five miles west Of Cotton
Valley; or write for price. etc.
s. I32-2-pl j. B. BOOKER.
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Around Brushy.

Dated: Monday, August 14th.
News is rather scarce this week.
The rain that fell yesterday after
noon was very much appreciated.
MFR. Dewey Moore and Miss Lila
Winham were guests Of Miss Matte
Love yesterday afternoon.
Master J. T. Perry has been OIL the
sick list for a week and IS still unable
to be up. Here is hoping he will soon
be able to be up and about again.
Quite a number of the residents Of
this section attended tn e barbecue
given at Linton Thursday of last week.
Mrs. HI. NJ. Pulin is now at home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. G..
Sprltill.
Mr.. Ernest Peace was social Wis
itor in this community Saturday evel
ming. FOLLY.
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FAME AND FORTUNE SPRING
FROM ROMANCE OF TEA SHOP

1t reads as If Il were 6 motion picture
primarily because 1t Isl the re-
nance Of pretty school girl from the
middle west who met handsome young
IrIshman. already distinguished as mo-
tlon picture director, after an adyentur-
GUS career az member OF the Royal Air
Force, actor, sculptor, athlete. sailor.
railwaymsn, scenario writer and uni
Ysrslty athlete. The school girl proved
to be an inspiration to the director and.
together they mounted to fame such as
neither had dared dream Of year ago.
Now they are married
It is the romance Of Rex Ingram, pro-
Queer for Metro Of Turn to the Right. .
now showing at the Isis theatre. THE
Four Horsemen Of the Apocalypse and
The Conquering Power" and Alice Tar
~, whose success as Marguerite Laurier
in THE Four Horsemen" and as Eupenfe
Grandet in THE Conquering Power" led
to her engagement as the leading woman
in Turn TO the Right"
The romance began in a tea shop at
Pasadena. California. Mr. Ingram was
looking about for girl to play the roIe
OF Dora Woodbury. in Metros production
Of Cecil Raleigh's melodrama, Hearts
Are Triumphs" Dora in the picture Is
an English girl Of, dazzling loneliness who
poses for a. celebrated portrait painter:
type Of beauty that proves an inspira
ton to the artist. When Mr.. Ingram saw
Miss Terry he said:
There! There's just the type. A
beauty like that would be an inspiration
to any artist. I wonder If she can act.'
The role of Dora was important, too
important to be entrusted to a beginner
A number OF actresses who had already
achieved stardom were under considera-
ton for the part. But Miss Terry looked
the part so perfectly. Just sighteen years
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SCOUT TROOP MEETS
AND REORGANIZES
Members Of Troop Are Divided Into
Three Patrois-New Patrol Open
for EnroIInents.

Last nights meeting OF Troop 2, Boy
Scouts, was given over to the re-organ-
ization of the patrols. Three complete
patrols We're formed and patrol leaders
and assistants were selected. The mem
hers Of each patrol and their leaders are
as follows: Black Bears-William San
duslzy. patrol leader; BuckneI1 Mitchell,
assistant; Homer Caro-. Drury Mcdonald,
Lamar Rozear, Richard Stubbins, Hamp-
ton Green. Flying Eagles-Kenneth
Wilkins. patrol leader; James Cusachs,
assistant; John Marasules. Warren ReiI-
ly, Frances Robinson. William Loftin,
Robert Jameson. Ratt1esnakes--AlIen
Campbell, patrol leader: John Massey.
assistant; William Woodward, Joe Roth,
Shirley Touart EIwood Blake. Royal I'm
treiner, Philip Valentino.
All new enrollments will be assigned
to the Elk Patrol, the patrol leader be-
ing Sollie WEIGH with William Mcmahon
as assistant.
w. H. Carter is scoutmaster of Troop
while William Vancil, Howard McClel-
Ian and Edward Bombay are his assist
ants.
Every boy that is not a Boy Scout
should get into troop Immediately. This
Elk Patrol is open to all good. clean,
conscientious, progressive, cooperative
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old, with skin like silksn damssk. tint
ed rose pink, hsr figure Issome and
graceful, an oval face crowned with a
mass OF spun gold hair, eyes OF Mediter-
ranean blue. Greclan nose, a sensltlvely
expressive mouth.
''1n give her 3 trial, anyhow" Mr.
Ingram concluded.
SO he introduced himself and Miss Ter
~ was given her opportunity.
"Can she act7'' he was asked after the
try-out.
"Can she actf'' he exclaimed. She's
a discovery A real find. A wonderg'
Reviewers were unanimous in their
agreement with Mr.. Ingram's verdict
when the blonde school girl was seen in
the picture. In the jargon of the pro-
fession she ran away with the show"
Miss Terry's life. before her entrance
into movieland had been almost without
incident. Born in yincennes. Indiana.
she had lived there through the begin
ming OF her high school days The fam
lily moved to ST. Louis and. there Miss
Terry finished her high school course
On her visit to Los Angeles she had no
future planned. Like most school girls
Of eighteen, she was waiting-waiting-
perhaps for a glow Of romance. And, as
in Mr.. Micawber's case, waiting for
something to turn up. Something did
The pair were married in the Pasadena
tea shop where they first met. They re-
turned forthwith to Metro studios at
Hollywood to continue their picture
work
Turn to the Right" is an adoption by
June Mathis and Mary O'Hara Of the
John Golden stage success by winchell
Smith and Jack Hazard. IL is present.
ed by John Golden and Marcus Loew
John r. seitz is the photographer and
A. ]. Myers and Harold Grieye art di-
rectors.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SANTA ROSA

Rt. Rev Edwin G. Weed, D. D., and
Rev. Archdeacon Grant Knauff visited
Santa Rosa on Tuesday and held services
in st. Marks church at D. m. after
which Mrs. Pruett, Garfield Taylor and
Edward Tiel were confirmed. The serv-
ice was greatly enjoyed by all
The st. Marks brigade is preparing TO
go to Shoals where a camp will be
formed and a most delightful time is
anticipated as both salt and fresh water
bathing can be INDUCED IN. the peninsula
being only IL miles at that point. pro-
viding good fishing and boating, etc.
Miss Haughan and Miss Isaacson, both
from Shoals, visited st. Marks mission
on Tuesday. Miss Haughan brought a
fine sample of Irish potatos and beans
Mrs. Pruett and her son and daughter
are guests at the St. Marks mission.
The boys of Santa Rosa have banded
themselves together under the name of
Santa Rosa Sea Scouts and are prepar-
ing for some very interesting times
The crops at Shady Nook are doing
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Partridge are visiting
Mrs. Mussett at her home on the bay.
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MAKES NICE PETS.

The Ruby-throat Humming Bird is
easily reared as a pet, and some time
ago I found a single young one in a
nest that had been built in an oak in a
piece of woods. Upon taking il home,
writes DIR. r. w Shufeldt in the Amer
lean Forestry Magazine, I experienced
no trouble in getting it TO drink water
from a teaspoon, the former having
been well sweetened with sugar. When
being fed it would sit on one of my
fingers, while 1 held the spoon with
the other hand.
At night it slept on the chandelier
in the middle Of the room.and the first