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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-26
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Thomas Mcighan, athletic Para
mount star, is a brawny. sailors mate
in his latest starring vehicle, "Cappy
Kicks" which will be seen at the Ry-
lander theater Friday. AS Matt Peas
ley in this refreshing picture of the
sea, Mr.. Meighan is said to have one
Of the best roles of his stellar career.
Agnes Ayres, one of Americas IA
vorites, shares honors in the leading
roles, supported by an excellent cast.
Mr.. Meighan loves the sea and
boats, and "Gappy Kicks" gives the
star rare opportunities in sea scenes.
The sea scenes were made in and near
Boston and off the rocky Maine coast,
where three sailing vessels and tug,
chartered by Paramount were en-
ployed.
One scene of "Cappy Kicks" re-
veals a boat propelled toward the
treacherous rocks by heavy seas and
high wind. A great risk was taken
by the actors of this scene, as it was
necessary to brave rough water and
the possible dangertef being stranded
on the rocks. y
Mr.. Meighan and his crew learned
something Of navigation in .HCappy
Ricks,'' for in the storm scenes the
tsar was obliged to pilot the tug which
went to the rescue Of the distressed
vessel.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-26
At Sc cents per bushel and tankage

at Sc cents per bushel and tankage
at $4,000 per ton, me cost per hun
bred pounds gained would be $4.77.
In noticing a test raade sometime
ago at the North Carolina department
station with 200 head of hogs one
lot was fed on corn alone and requir-
ed IA bushels of corn to produce loo
pounds gain. 1t has been demon
strated long ago that corn alone is
not the cheapest feed but apart from
allowing the hog to harvest his own
field, corn and tankage seem to have
the advantage.
GEORGE o. MARSHALL,
County Agent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-26

Jaffa oranges, famous for their
sweetness, are among the leading
exports from Palestine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-26

Most false haid worn by American
|oneh IS imported from China,
"Nce, Italy and Switzerland.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-26

First record of discovery of coal
in America was near Ottawa, H., in
1869.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-26

Germany is the only country
which has formally abolished tip
ping.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-26
FEEDING CORN
TO HOGS PAYS
County Agent Marshall Cites Ex-
periments To Disprove Pop
ular Belief

Does it pay to feed corn to hogs2
1t is very often question in the
minds of hog growers as to whether
it is profitable to feed corn to hogs
for the market. OF course, all de-
ponds upon the price of corn and the
price of hogs. This way of figuring
seems to be very often overlooked as
most of our farmers contend that it
will never pay to feed corn. Feed
need not be used in the same way
every year for the greatest profit
Corn growers of the West use corn
usually for feeding hogs and cattle,
but when corn is cheaper than coal it
is used for fuel.
The following information will be
of interest to hog growers;
Last year the State College of Ag-
riculture cooperating with Swift &
Co., Moultrie, Georgia, put on a feed
ing test and used ten different feeds
ON ten lots of hogs, using for most
part the common feeds grown on the
farms of this section The best re-
suit was obtain by ration of corn
and tankage fed from a self feeder.
1t requires 400 pounds of corn and
81 pounds of tankage to produce 100
pounds of meat. 9If-w figure corn
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-26

the cover and brown.
If sweet potatoes are candied in a
frying pan on top of the stove there
is great danger of burning. This
method requires more time but less
watching at the last minute when
the whole dinner is being served.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
PACK WOLVES FOLLOW
 DAWSON MAIL STAGE
(Dawsion News.)

Bruce Hutton, the overla n stage driver, ran into band D. So'veS about 10 miles south of Bla.k Hills. It was dark at the time and the wolves came close to the sigh and stayed with It all the way to c. L.. Marsh's roadhouse! There were a large number of the animals in the pack and they seemed just ripe for business. but Bruce did not wait to give them a. chance. He had no gun or means Of putting up any sort of fight f+.
 - Charles Marsh, proprietor of the Black Hills roadhouse, would not be- lieve that there were wolves in the neighborhood, but before the stage ,horses were in the barn the wolves were all around the place. Marsh tied up his dogs and put lights around his house to keep the animals eff. The wolves were bowling about the place all night but they van ished when daylight came.
 Bruce Borrowed a .45 rifle and shells to keep him company. the rest of the trlo to Dawson. t fQ
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
AGNES AYRES IS COMING TO COLISEUM

Moonlight brought to notice the hiding place of the will of the Seig- neur of Pontiac, a village in Can ada, when MadeInette Lajeunesse, married to Louis Racine, supposed heir of the old Seigneur, sitting alone in the library of the Seigneury, mo- ticed for the first time small but ton on the frame of the big paint ing of the former ma ster. The young bride pressed the button and presto! the canvas rolled up, disclosing the document For the rest of the re marklable story, the reader is re- ferred to "The Lane That Had N2 Turning" which comes to the Coll scum Sunday and Monday. Agnes Ayres is the star of this Paramount picture. A sterling cast, including Theodore Kosloff, Mahlor Hamilton. Frank Campeau and others appear in the important roles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01

ment of a new and drastic law has been recorded in the present status of enforcement of the national prohi- bltion act.
 "A complete reorganization has been effected in the last 15 months. FNty-one directors offices have been established in each state, and Ha- waii. Pc-.o E.co and Alaska. These complete changes in the reorganiza- ton of the work have resulted in the elimination of duplication of work and a greater efficiency. Elk perienced men Of undoutted integrity have been called into service. The Washington office of over 600 em- 3.oyees, and all of the field forces, have been enthused w..h the great ness of the task. Thirty-two hun dred and one temporary and per manent appointments have been made during this 15-m'orth period.
 "A new Feature of the organization
 is the general agents force oper- atng independent. of directors forces. To date this force has re- ported 3,231 cases, and recommended taxes in the amount of $24,S24.62.
 "The narcotic forces, which also operate under the prohibition unit. have also been reorganized. There has resulted such an increase of efficiency that with no larger ap. propriation or appreciable increase in field force, there has been an i1- crease of some 65 per cent in the number of violations reported in the period of one year, and an increase of 100 per cent in the convictions secured.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
} .Roberf Goe1gt nr

Robert Goelet, Jr, only son of MT. and Mrs. Robert Gcelet, of New York and Tuxedo, is called the $100, 0,000,000 baby, but he's just normal youngster.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
COOPERATION OF ENFORCEMENT TO
 BE INTENSIFIED
Closer Harmony in Dry En- forcement Agencies Plan-
 ned for Next Year.

A program of more concerted O. operation between Federal officials and local enforcement agencies is planned for the coming year, Federal Prohibition Commissioner R. A. Haynes advises Director John B. Marshall, of this Territory, according to a statement issued by the latter. He points out that Section 1, of the prohibition enforcement act divides the responsibility between the gov. ernment and the States and that practically all Of the States have en- acted legislation to this end. Va rious state agencies, he said, report increasing evidence of cooperation.
 Statesment of Director
 The statement of Director Mar shall follows:
 Commissioner Haynes says that every state, county and city has the initial responsibility of cleaning up it's own cond Nions through locally selected officials, before the Federal machinery should be expected to take charge. Hence, the necessity of close cooperation between the states and Federal agencies.
 Director Marshall is greatly pleased wfgl the progress that has been made in enforcement in Alaska and is most optimistic in regard to the future, in view of the spirit of cooperation, in evidence practically everywhere. More and more is the public becoming convinced that the success of enforcement lies as much with the people themselves as with the officers who are designated to enforce the law In spite of ob- stacles and many compfcstions. pro- hibition is showing itself as means of pronounced public be5terment, of improved living conditions, and healthier, happier human beings. There is evidence everywhere of marked progress in the way of en- forcement.
 This is not the time to be inn patient, nor discouraged, for the friends of the law are truly in ac- tion, as shown by reports which Commissioner Haynes has received
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01

the Madame weighs a little under two hundred. Between the slippery chute and Madame's great weight l went down tha. chute at about two miles a minute and when 1 landed on the counter at the other side of the basement room to which the chute led, I was absolutely breath less and felt even worse than when I came out of nose dive in a plane. When you see the picture watch for the incident and you will realize I'm not exaggerating the truth"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
1.-THE GREAT MOMENT" IS BIC SHOW

The first picture to present Gloria Swanson ats a star in her own right is "The Great Moment" by Mime. Eli nor Glyn,, a Paramount picture, is at the Coliseum for the last time to- night
 Miss Swanson has the role of a half gypsy girl who tries vainly to still the tunult in her heart engen dered by her partially nomadic arl- cestry, and the role is said to fit her wonderfully
 It is one of the most satisfactory films ever produced. Milton Sills is leading man and other notables in tthe cast include Alec B. Francis. F.. R. Butler,Q Arthur Hull, Raymond Brathwayt, Helen Dunbar, Clarence Geldal. and Julia Faye.
 Elinor Glyn, who wrote this pro- ductjon as well as Three Weeks" is also seen in this production. She appears in the big ballroom scene and is with the star.
 "The Great Moment" is on for the last showing tonight. There is only one show, starting at 8 o'clock, pre- ceeded by a concert by the orchestra from to 8. Dorothy Chaffee. leader of the orchestra, has a we'll selected concert and the music for the pro- duction is right up to the scenes. As an extra feature the management has engaged a singer who very cred itably gives ''Carmena" and "The Last Rose of Summer"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
Attractions at Theatres
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

COLlSEUM-GIoria Swanson in "The
 Great Moment" PALAcE-"The Cup of Life.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
GUESTS ENJOY MOOSE iDANCET'HANKSGIVLNGEVE

From early in the evening until a late hour Wednesday the Moose Hall was filled with guests at the Thanks giving Eve dance given by the Moose Lodge. The enjoyment of the even ing was added to by the excellent music of four4piece orchestra of artist musicians who put fine spirit of revelry in the dances.
 The monotony of the regular dances was broken by number Of schottisches which proved a big hit of the evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
ROMANTIC STORY AT PALACE

There Is something new and dis tinctfve in photoplays! It's Thomas H. Ince's production, '.The Cup of Lffe.' romance of two worlds, fea- turing Hobart Bosworth. Madge Bel lamy. Fully Marshall, Niles Welch in the most convincing roles of their careers. See the thrilling fight be- tween Bully Brand" and a man. eating shark. photographed at the oceans depths: the stirring fight in a palace in old Singapore, where two men flight un.beknown to the other, their arena as dark as the lust in their hearts; the great, vivid Chi nes& pageant, ordered in celebration of a marriage ceremony commanded by tthe mysterious "13 pearl" the scenes in the port of Singapore, land of per,petual romance and adventure; the sensational pearlldiving scenes in which the natives of Singapore dive fathcms deep for the precious gems which spell-fortune! One cannot afford to miss '4The Cup of Life." It has been produced in fypt- cal Thomas H. Ince fashion. and no effort has been spared to make 1t one Of \ the artistic and dramatic triumphs of the season and will be seen at the Palace for the last time tonight. The News Weekly shows the rescuers of the Argonaut mine disaster at work, also view Of tho mine and surrounding ground.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
MARY PlckFORo AT COLISEUM SATURDAY

Speaking of thrills said Mary Pickford. who will be seen at the Coliseum Saturday matinee and night, in the celebrated comedy drama, Studs" her recent United Artists Corporation production. 'I thought I had the thrill of my life when took my first aeroplane ffight-but that was tame in comparison to the ride I had while filming Studs"
 'T was supposed ito drop into basket of clothes and go shooting down the laundry chute, dragging the prcprietress of the laundry down with me. I sat down with a lot of force. Madame's foot caught in the rope and away we went. The over ausbitious property man had made the chute unnecessarily slippery, and
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01

When in doubt give books. Big display at R. P. Nelson's. Open evenings. --a'.F
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
HAYNES ACTIVITIES
 DURING PAST WEEK

HAYNES, Nov. 2S-It is showing this evening and indications are that the snow will remain through the winter. So far the weather has been mild.
 The Chilkat Valley school is going to give a basket social in tn Arctic Brotherhood Hall Saturday eveaing, December ?.
 Rev. c. G. Denton announced at church Sunday evening that 'sere will be Thanksgiving service ip the church Thursday morning a, 1O:3V o'clock.
 P. B. Allen is moving his family from his homestead into the Birkln bine residence for the winter so as to send his children to school.
 Jack Rath is making tIe trip to Wrangen. He went down ss one of the crew on the steamer Peterson and will return here soon
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01

from the various states, justifying the optimism whtch he entertains.
 Savings Are Effected
 Reducing rne source of supply, through concentration, in Comnis- sioner Haynes opinion, will aid ma terially in enforcement and also make for economy, for, as he says, economy has been the watchword of the administration. Concentration of bonded whisky in a smaller number of bonded warehouses will result in the saving of at least S300,000 per annum. A saving of $250,000 has bee1 effected through reductions SC. cured in rental of office and storage space and the disposition of seized property. A further saving of S156,900 annually has been effected by the readjusting of salaries.
 Referring to the cry that prohi- bition is failure Commissioner Haynes says that, in his judgment, one of the most remarkable sue cesses ever attained in the enforce
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-01
coM,Mc arTKACTIONs

COLISEUM - Mary Piekford in s'sudsy add Jack Dempsey in "Dare- devil Jack"
 PAtACE-"Tropteal Love-"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-04-25
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Wontana.

aeuin ouerfplbt al Clieissere. 81.
ben man itsbte paa Ollie peS aepin
bar Sen lille gp bGret uoiat for Ell
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