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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-15

H. j. Allon of Rule Texas. q first.
class licensed radio operator and an oy.
navy man. is now iu charge OF the
Daily News hroadcasting station Nj
Allen is on expert radiotrioian and has
mad, very noticeable improvement,
nn tho abiv News set already. ANY
radio enthusiast who has encountered
ans difficulty in the installation or
operation OF his set Is invited to write
Hu Allen bon care ~ the News. Youl
letter viii h' answered IN the news
columns and thereby probably ho ~ as
sstJre' tu SOM, one eds, who i~ HAVING
tb. same trouble.
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IIrrr,s WIZ IIenrs.

Diem. % q partial last oi me ouio'
town auUns that hav, heard the Daily
N'Ns radio programs
Glen EHIhar' Canadian. ToVas.
vs. d, Davls Hardware Company.
rumpl T,,ls.
N...o. Theatre. ualNlrt TEXAS.
! O. Johnson Tuim. Texas
HHu CIu'r,ll Tulm. Texas
Da.d" Hardware and Furniture Com.
pam. claude. Texas.
John Henson clarendon. Texas.
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I>cs IIonc Made set.

e.. - lah,y. lo'al boy q, years Ola
receive, the naiiy News radio programs
each evening with n home made set
tbt .u.' Dim Tho sum ot 80 cents OK.
elusive oi uhDu0s Young Bailey says
tra' tfo musir and voi,o comes IN clear
tud THug aud that he intends % test
ont uIr sot in tho mean future down In
LIZ III.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

SODA FAuNTltNs-Hnndaoms 100.
fhot rornpfc'e ontf1t used Only few
months good a. new. Also one ten.
foot aud one eIshifoo outfit just ship.
ped back IRON OIL fields Exceptional
bargains on easy terms. Write or wire
GroTnan Fountain Co. Dallas. Texas.
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale

FOR Sale
Five room modern house. has large
hath. scrc ned IN hack porch and wash
room. phstercd double floors. has nice
hsht fixtures. many convenient closets
lsi,.t..n FEATURES IN Kitchen. French
dooIs, locaicd on east front corner bot
lncir pa,,mNni Price S5.soo good
terms
JUST finished one Of Tho most complete
anu modorn small homes iu Amarillo
has four rooms and bath built In fes.
imcs .u ktchon bath and kitchen I'm.
,shod FOO white enamel. lighi nN,ures,
exilu lrEc living room with French
doors into dining or breakfast room.
plenty closr, loon. Price g ssn. good
terms.
COY 10 foot lot on Jackson street hest
rcsiiunce district. s. ooO. with $500 cash,
balance SloO pcr year
anNliO GUnt iot .n block Joining pave
nrnt "a san Jaynio Heights. east front
mean srhool building Price SCi0
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{. c. Upton Realty Co.

REAL ESTATE ana OIL LEASES
Room ~ PgclSsu Buiillng
Telephone lgo5 Res. Phone 1895
Amarillo. Texas
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BEN III. STONE,
Referee In bankruptcy.

In OBJ, District Court ~ tho Initial
states tor th" Northern Bis,rlct 40
TeN1s 90 Amarillo
M fh' Matter ~ Allen Gin cox :.
wHlh't ,, the partnership oC cohh
Grain company. Bankrupt.
Nu al' in Bankruptcy.
FIRST MEETING on CREDuTOpS
oiacc ot Referee. Amarillo. Te,s.
Augusi %. i9g.
To ;ho Crviliors ~ Alien GIN Cos %
IA n,irw lill county. Texas. In ~
dis'lirt aioi, sad. q bankrupt.
Notice s hqesy given That IN a..
loth dp a. August. i9ss, the sh.ss
r.'i,.'d Alien GIN Cox WIS du,,- as,,zs
raiei NsHkrurt. aud that the firrt ,ss.,'
Inr "i has crediiors WIN De heid a, 49,.
oii'' in %" city 81 Amarillo. TEXAS -
'hc Ia dhy Il September. me. =, a.
o. Dos. az which time the said cred,,s-.
wsy attend. provo their clilu,s. .,,,.<-..
trustee and transact such other h...
ness ~ may rrctrriy come besor, 49,
meeting
iii:E u. STONE
i'eie'ec In Rankrnpsey.
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WANTED
HELP WANTED FINALE

Wh.0 tou tr'l s4L s-'.y and sheep,
1n4 want - stretch frequently. SOU are
ru- t'r az attack of mattI Tx"
li'IaHc az once, n cures uallrs and
.ru- ava puts DO" system in ord
I,,s snc. S0ld bv city prlr 60.
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LADY wants homework. mutherlcss
f.n, ..i...,l .Hs NuHtg Johnson.
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CHOICE RANCH FOR SALE.

VIII soll either four or six sections
ot good smooth sandy chocolate loan
mesquite grass land with plenty OF wa.
ter. Has three wells and windInllls
with Tanks. three surface tanks ana
water in The creek tho year round.
Improved with l0.room two story
stone hous" with bath. electric lights
ana water IN house. cleciric stove, iron
etc. Barn. sheds. corrils and granaries,
chicken houses. etc. An fenced and
cross fenced 100 acres IN cultivation
Alao his stone store building with
small stock 81 groceries light hard.
war" and drug sugducs. Posl0ffice ia
storr. Good stone school hops" located
on ranch. This property only o. miles
from railroad
rIicc, So 90 per acre. - cash and
long time on balance. WIN take "a good
residence .u Amarillo. az part payment
SEARS \ SEARS.
Phone ll9s Room G. Ray Eynum Plr
ron SNLE oE TENpE-Nolorn four
story hotel located good lite town of
sooo. Boa sel. Roswell New Mexico.
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foE SALE SAN JACINTO HEIGHTS
LplS-Lot- $50. 10 and L.. block ~.
5000 tsou cash halaac, s.1 100 month.
Lw ~. %. H..k lDl. $3.50. 5000 ash.
mhuec So p,l month. Address b. y.
Paul rar' linHs'Ca Naiional Exchange
Ran. Houston T.,as
Fur SNl.E-TNuovrtsr EAchsngc m
lroUing tDvr. buslu,~- showing goud
pr, &C. SONS ior Ing Addr.ss
uhhoek T.p,wrt.r EN.Hlrg,. LIB
beck TeNa~
WANTED 70 hu, from owner. 80 a.
~ acres OF good cotton land. near Aml.
nllu. must De- Reasonable, Address VI
care Amarillo Daily NrW.
FORCED 20 s'Il. two PEI cent loan
contracts. one Tor $500. the other for
S3-.o. Boih should ulatare soon. BoI
- clovis. y. W.
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SALE OR TRADE
ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENf-It0crl FOR rent, 500 Tay.
or. Phone lSa
NANTEp--unc ca two refined mea 10
rent nicely furnished front room. With
bath, "a private home. GOA EusL. Third
street Phone aA3. Two blocks OF best
eating house IN town.
WELL Furnished room half block from
"ar tine. la0l-A buchanan, SlU.
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FOR RENT-Front bedroom adjoining
hath Desirable location Gentlemen
Preferred Phone 1863 s02 Harrison
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HlB RENT Modern cool bedroom. 70i
Harrison
I ROOMS and hath. basement, no, air
or gJs heat equipment hard WOOD
ilp0rs: interior good condition. also
garage and back yard Phone 25ii. or
Dall 1909 TAYLOR ST
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ful, RENT Large comfortable bed.
room; suitable ior !our men. private
home i'hona 2GOG.l
For Rent Thr.. u faur unlur.
u,sh.d rooms son Fillmur, For in.
.ormai 'ou phono .sas ana cdl for
Wilson
Ftt l'ENT-latE, front modern room.
twu gentlemen preferred 500 East
S'Nth Su..l phuu, lOsa.W
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Ful; l,LNr-Small bedroom. $40 per
month. can zoe Tyl.r
FOl, Modern close IN bedrooms
S25o aud S2.i0 per week. Phone So.
on Buchanan
FOL, lttNT-toul modern bedroom. zoe
Harrison. phDu, ..n.
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FOR R.NT-rWo uniWnished rooms
500 IJUl son street.
frl; isN1 NircN furnished bed
i,H GO, TYLER
4 NANTEb-W Lubbock. Texas. three
/ furnished rooms. must bee modern
( lhou, o.! co. witto l;sA G3e.
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fuE REST Southeast bedroom. con
noting hath. che hlo,L ct holrd,na
house. 100 buchanan Phone gsOf ]
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tul' RENT Furnish cyru.. room
i.Iu IUnuurt
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FORCED 20 s'.l, two PEI cent Loan
contracts. one Tor $500. the other for
S3-.o. Boih should ulatare soon. BoI
- clovis. y. W.
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81 90
A. l.. F eldnan

EEGULAE TAILOR
Phone 9j3. "a, EaSt Fourth
.0nim,Wcn. prices reasonable Terms
90 suit Babies fur adoption Write
tor bcosi. AIRS . g. I.,ug. som E.st
a1fh 81. Kansas Citr. Mo.
BATTERY weak? Phone ege0 for Sery
lee Battery while yours j. being r..
charged. / y. l.. iilitrrN Station. RAY
Andrews Company, eth and Tyler
streets.
DitESSNAklNG - For drcssmakiuf
and aI kinds of sewing aud altering.
,Hu -,41.I 1909 jefferson.
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BRAlps made NON. combI lEs Klii'
iaiF Dressing parlor. ~ Frqus BIDS
Phone "a.
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REAL ESTATE


FOR TRADE modern flveroon
houses. i;rst part Of town Want
smaller house and VIII give long time
on the balance Alieht take property IN
other town Phone 400.
FuE SALE-Fnur room house. TO he
moved located M a03 Monroe Phone
9.e az 90 owner - 81.
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FOR SALE l3Iacrc farm. improved.
bon Donlcy County. also 2N1 ac.,- unhn.
proved land Ia Randall Coauy. VIII
sell either Of these farms at a bargain
Apply l. L. Scwell 90 F1y Barton Drug
store.
Ful, SALE or THADE-onc Groom
housD. cheap. ON Wet Eighth Street,
% cgutT lott VIII take ear or VI.
cant lot n part payment. terms on
r'st u Interested can al 3ii East
Fourth 81 90 phone 800.
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FOR RENT--s.room modern house
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t'l' kENI-.'rcon brick apartments
with basement and garage. phona D.
WANTED To RENT--A five to seven
room house. hetwe"n buchanan ana
Polk SIS, and Seventh aud i0th. Al.
4f's~ n. care News
FOR l'ENT--S.room modern house
close in, hall block from car line pbou.
200
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FOR RENT room house. ReJs 9sc
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FOR EENT--s.room co,,,yc 49,, =,
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FUE EENT NJ nlrnIsh.d NO.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS


FOR RENT-Twc ~ thfo~. room fur
ulshed apartment: vacant soon. Als.
large, cool south bedroom In new moo
,rn home. 104 Pierce.
FOR RENT Three !,pht housellecrint
rooms partly furnished modern. iaO.
Taylor Street. Phone ggl.
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FOR HENT-ModcIu furnished rooms
ior lgrt housekeeping. Apply iiO.
l0llaD,p phon. 4Gq
Iul; HENT Two rooms, furn, she'd foi
lish' housekeeping. Nor,h Lincoln
cheap roat: take children. Apply liO.
Fillmore. Phone 800.
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Fol; EENT-TwD.ruDm modern fur
p.Shsd aIarlmcnt. water and lights fur
mehed Also south bedrooms. az 1900
rrrcc Phone 2G53-J.
TWO we'll furnished bedrooms with
hoard handy 70 Santa Fe work or
school isil Pierce. Phone 30.
FOR RENT-The incest apartment In
the city. close !n. 10 couple only. Has
heat and water furnished nice lawn
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ioi hSh' h''''h'rl'ns 40 Harrison
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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29
Stage Screen and
Music News

A new comedienne was developed in
Hotchkiss, diminutive and talented.
acted skilfully part in Just Be
cause"
Clarke Silvernail. who staged
''Montmartre" for the Players Assem-
bly,. will turn an honest penny during
the season by directing a new company
at Harrisburg, Pa
Adolf Bohm. Rochanara and Others
in n group of distinguished musica.
stars are TO make an extended tour
around the world under the direction
of James d. Barton, n well known
globe-trotter.
Ruano Bcgislav. the noted singer
and actress. will make Il long tour OF
England commencing next month. She
will devote her time to singing in
concert. presenting her exceptionally
original folk-song program.
Marcelle D'Arville. the Par;sicnre
actress who is petite and denies the
impea chment. is scheduled for n re-
turn to "Bibi of the Boulevards' when
that colorful French play is restored
to the stage later.
Ethel Wright. who continues TO in
crease the supply of emotion on the
stage by her affecting and effective
acting in "The Unloved Wife" was
educated in convent Not that it
makes much dfferenct but it l;eeps
the record right.
The Players Assembly has made IF
"Montmartre" one of the biggest sue
ctsses on Broadway. This is a COM
pany of players, Incorporated to do
plays. and in their first effort has won
success seldom achieved even by ex-
pcrienced producers.
Whitford Kane, the Irish actor. is
planning an extended repertoire for
Broadway next season. At present he
is playing the principal role in THE
Pigeon, the Galsworthy masterpiece
which, of all the rcvivals made in New
York this season, appears to be the
only successful one.
Emanuel Reicher the great German
actor and director, is planning to pro
duce a number of plays on Broadway
late this season with students from
his own school of dramatic art. The
veteran player. himself celebrating his
sXtieth year on the stage will appear
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OLD AND NEW NEWS
PAPERS IN JAPAN

Journalism in the modern sense is
little over fifty years old in Japan. 1t
has existed in a primitive form, how
ever, for three centuries and more.
What Japan had was sort of news
letter, issued occasionally, says the
Japan Yearbook, 1920-21" tTokyo)
containing latest scandals in town
and the happenings at the Shogun's
Court" These sheets were popularity
called "Yomiuri'' meaning sold by
hawking about" and were printed
from wooden blocks. We read furth-
err:
The first periodical publication
which went under the name of a news
paper was the Batavia Shimbun, print
ed in Ycdo toward the close of the
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29

fifties of the last century. Its contents
were mostly TRANSACTIONS from Dutch
papers, published in Batavia 1t was
followed by Shimbunshi at Yokohama
and the Seiyo Zasshi, Chuggi Shin
bun and Koko Shimbun, in Tokyo.
None of these, however, was printed
more than once n week.
1.-THE First Hundred Years"
"Oh, goody, goody" yelled the con-
Wet as he was being taken to his cell.
TO begin serving the 135-year sentence
imposed as a total for a score of hold
ups.
You're joyful bird for guy
that's in for 135 years. growled the
jailer. sss'
That's just what makes me happy,
DO. i was scared stiff the judge was
gonna make it life."-American Le-
cion Weekly.
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mp the clock of time for long while.
New Playwright in Our Midst.

1t seems to he the desire of each
succeeding playwright to do better
than the one vito preceded him.
Therefore when Frank Craven wrote
a play called "The First Year" de
picting the vicissitudes which befall
Young married people. Young Mr.
Henry Meyers, new to our burg. wrote
n play and called 1t 1.-The First Fifty
Years" devoted to the theory that
aftcr the golden wedding anniversary
las been celebrated the rest of married
life is relatively easy. The play is
cpisodic and divided into sections of
wedding anniversaries. opening with
the advent of the young bridal couple
fresh from Niagara Falls to their new
home. and thereafter things begin 20
pail. In one scene he punches her on.
the nose. and in the next he curses
her as she retalates by processing her
love for his former rival In another
they do not speak to each other. and
up to this point this was the best
acted scene of the play. Next we find
her still silent but dutifully nursing
him back to health In this act they
break their silence. and finally, after
fifty years, they seek to rehabilitate
their lives and find the happiness
which has eluded them. The play
was acted by Claire Eames and Tom
Powers alone. and after the first half
they acquitted themselves admirably.
Indeed. in the later scenes they gave
really brilliant and effective perform
ances But it is rather difficult for us
to accept the theory of the play
wright that welded bliss is altogether
a myth. hence, without knowing the
promising young playwright. we are
inclined to alibi him with his extreme
youth. We are always pessimistic when
extremely young.
Another comedy from the pen of the
prolific A. A. Milne of London came
into view this week. presented under
the direction of Winthrop Amcs II
is "The Truth About Blaydes," and it
deserves and will later have proper at
tention.
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his recital tour. is an American girl
sion that she is Russian born. Rus
sian dancing art was achieved rather
than inherited by this .emarlable
young dancer whose youth grace and
ten.
Helen Freeman, the actress who has
created distinctive rcput lii,n for
doing the unusual in remarkably in
telli-ent manner. may have n chance
to play her THE Great Way in Lon
don. This colorful Spanish romance
WIS adapted by Miss freeman III col
laborat'h and later produced under
her management in New York with ar
tistic success, though less fortunate in
the financial aspect.
Frederic Warren, the music impress
sario who has done more than any
single person in New York to encour-
age the better class of English re-
citals, will bring his third season of
ballad concerts to an end next month
Madame Olga Warren will be one IF
the stars of the program. This sing
or, with luscious coloraturo soprano
voice, is one of Americas most bril-
liant opponents of the coloraturo art.
Avery Hopwood is in Spain. Each
week n bulletin is required to keep
track of this elusive American play
wright who has already visited, most
of the foreign centers of interest. He
will return to the United States next
month with two new plays, one for A.
II. Woods and one for Wagenhals and
Ecmper. After that he returns for
the premiere of his Fair and Warm
err in France. Germany and Italy.
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The Review of the Rialto
by Dixie Hines.
Shay Cycle Is Concluded.

New York March % The third
and last of the Shaw cycle. devoted
IN th.t monumental dramatic tome
..Back tn Metbusclab.- was celebrated
Inv the ,ovaI and courageous Theatre
,;niId las, week In this epoch Mr.
Sb,w seeks 70 fotbom the future. aud
L.. doosp.t spcceed worry we'll If is
,,ss ,.d,c,s than the second serie. and
uscvi.. hriefer Inf IT offers nothing
norticu,orlv amusing or revolutionary
unIess we occent his nrcdictior that
bobies will he horn in eggs and will
he frl, grown tanners when they
erncrpa and thar tbe human spop of
life will he obout si-, vears insteaI of
200 which he proruosticated in the
middle cycle He sets tbe time for his
lost cvcIa at thc ve,r 31oo and they
are n deadly dru Jot of neoplc who
live Mt tins time They manage to
make n couuIa of auton,atons who
sneak and fight and act naturally ac-
cording to orr 1900 views but alto
.,etber thov arp an unintcrostine- lot of
people living for thems. Ives alone
without auimal friends or in fact any
thing that would be likely TO appcal
10 us Now that the cycle has been
concluded we still feel that the The
afro Child has been far more loval to
Mr.. Shaw and courageous TO its ortis-
tie principles than 1t has been wise.
Craneas XVy,ita mud V.,,,Io- uoIr,os A.
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Picture Plays and People

1t is actually announced now that
Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model"
Bertha, the Sewing Machine Girl'
and Broadway After Dark" are to
be put on the screen. Warner Broth
ers admit that they are backing their
production.
And the same producers are under
taxing the perturbation of Sinclair
Lewis's Main Street"
The screened "Rubaiyat" is def
initely announced as ready for a
broadway showing in the near future.
II was directed by Ferdinand Earle.
and the cast includes Frederick Warde,
Hedwig Reicher and Edwin Stevens.
Hall Gaines THE Christian" will be
filmed abroad by the Goldwyn Com
pany. with the active assistance of the
author, it is reported. An American
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29

She Remembers.-Mrs. Asquith is
occurring in the United States on "Peo-
pie I Have Met" Some of the people
in question are wondering when they
are going to hear the last of tive.
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company, headed by Maurice Tour
neur as director. will go to England
next month to begin the work. j. G.
Hawks has prepared the continuity
from which the photoplay will be
made.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29

It's the oil in the soil that make,
the turmoil-Dcbs' Magazine (Chi
cago).
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company, headed by Maurice Tour
neur as director, will go to England
next month to begin the work. j. G.
Hawks has prepared the continuity
from which the photoplay will be
made.
The members of Mrs. Frances Tay-
lor Patterson's' class in cinema com
position at Columbia University were
the guests of DIR. w. Griffith at the
Apollo Theatre last week. and are
ROW preparing to make n study of the
films related to the French Revohi-
ton. "Orphans of the Storm PAS
SION" "All for Woman" and "a
Tale of Two Cities"
On the authority of the press de-
partment of Associated First National
Pictures it was reported in these col
nmns several weeks ago that Marjorie
Daw and John Harron were engaged
and on the same authority it is now
reported that they are not engaged.
Lila Lee has been selected for the
leading role in the Paramount adapta-
I on of Balsco Ibanez's blood and
Sand" which Fred Niblo will direct
May McAvoy was originally chosen
for the part, it was reported, but was
replaced by Miss Lee when it was
lani1n1 that oh itnI In
type. Rodolf Valentine has the prin-
cipal male role.
East Is West" which had long
run at the Astor Theatre with Fay
Banter in the leading role. is to be
filmed in joint undertaking by Will
liam Harris Jr., the producer of the
play. and Joseph NJ Schenck.. Con
tcr's part. and the scenes for the
Dhotoplay will be made in California
md China.
Marcia Manon has been engaged to
ard Walton Tullys perturbation of
The Masquerader," in which, of
course, Guy Bates Post has his own
double role. And incidentally, the
number of times which Mr. Post in
his separate characters has to appear
opposite himself has made it neces-
sary for George Benoit, the camera
man of the production, to establish
Snnlnthinry lila f0,. 1nIhla
posures in single photoplay. Also,
he promises to exhibit some new eff
fects in double exposure photography.
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Business won't come back: you'll
have to go after it.-Lincoln Star.
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New Britain herald., 1922-09-29
REPORT DECLINE
 IN AGRICULTURE British Labor Investigator Says Farmers Are Dissatisfied

London, Sept. 29,-"Farmers and their laborers everywhere are pro- foundly dissatisfied with the meager reward accorded to their toil," writes the labor correspondent of the Daily Mail, as a result of a tour of the ag- ricultural districts in England. Tt is true that farmers are notorious grum- blers, he says, but there can be no doubt that at the present time they have exceptional, perhaps unprece- dented, cause therefore.
 Through some gross and garing defect in our distributive methods a monstrous proportion of their labor's just wage is falling into the pockets of prohteering middlemen, and little or nothing of it goes to the actual workers and producers. The result is that the farmers are unable to af- ford decent pay to their laborers, and are even compelled in many cases to dispense with paid work altogether. Consequently the state has to main- tain thousands of men in idleness as a cost of millions of pounds, while the land is being starved in productive ness for lack of labor.
 At the same time, in the vital de- fensive business of self lf-feeding, the country is losing all that it gained during the war. Most of the land which was under the plough is re- turning to permanent pasture. In 1918 we had 12,309,000 acres of ar able land last year we had 11,3o9.- 0o0. Yet the grass land is 1,40o,- 900 less than in 1914, and the total area of both crops and grass has diminished by more than 100000 acres"