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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
4 Little Early History
M CARRIER Field

GARBER, April s.-Tho deepest
woll lD Oklahomn, and iu all the
southwest. was drilled just across
the Garfield county line Iu Nohlo
county 30 miles east OF CARRIER. II
reached the depth OF 5.O3t feet and
is ono OF tho deepest depths on
record on the North American con-
tiucnt
70 was abandoned II months ago.
Short paragraphs appeared In the oil
columns when u WAS making IT'S low
depths aud tho total depth reached
appeared in print n few timos,I bus
none Of the details OF the drilling
Of this remarkable VOL were given
the public. And. at this date many
OF the details are lacking.
u was drilled by tho Mid-Co
Petroleum company on tho Hoover
farm. southwest 22-23n-2w when
abandoned Il was shut down Naitipg
for special made tapcring cable
and tho hole was I'm perfect shape "a
go deeper with this new cable aLd
its old crow OF drillcrs - surely
would have easily made ESQ feet
more and passed the mile-deCp
depth. 10 was abandoned by orders
OF the now officials when the change
I'm the Mld-Co company admtnistra-
tion took place.
Was u Discovery Wei.
This well was already fanbusNor
% was the discovery well that opened
up tho prolific Billings pool from
which the Mid-Co people, Humph-
reys Petroleum company ~, y. Gil
lspic and others took several mil
bions In oil and still have uico prop
critics. According to the California
system Of location numbering en-
ploycd by the Mid-Co this well Is
Hoover No. ..
1t was started January 81. 1915,
simple wildcat many miles from
any oil well, on acreage blocked by
B 4. and NJ. G. CARRIER, ana 4, b.
white. oil geology was at that time
coming into prominence and ac-
| cording to several oil geologists tho
wildcat was located on an anticline
Around 500 feet It picked up smell
| OF gas. around 700 feet some more
and from then on Il drew the at
tention OF the oil fraternity to thl'
section Of oklahoma. And, wher
on April 13. 1918, It picked up TO-
100000 feet OF gas at 1895 fee
every oil company sent scouts anc
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Are Fighting for Their
RightS

By the Associated rIess
WICHITA, Kan. April S--Au-
other controversy over tho payment
tn the. government Of moro than
SiOO,OdO pipeline tax by four oil
companies has come with tho grant
ing by United states District Judge
Pollock of temporary restraining
order preventing H. II. Mottcr. col
levtor ~ informal rhveuue. from pro-
Ceedng with the sale Of the property
OF tho Sterling oil n Refining CO..
which Mott had threatened I'm order
to collect. tax. The government itself
has not been drawn into the funda-
mental part Of the tangled case
which started when stockholders OBJ
taincd orders restraining tho Off
ccrs of the companies from paying
th3e tax 10 the government.
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Hiram &. Wilson Starts
TnO Syndicate Tests in the
BristOW Territory

Hiram e.. Wilson has a rig up In
the northwest OF the southwest Of
the northwest of 3O-l6-q Frank
Gooden allotment. lie is also muv-
ing IN a rig for a Wilcox sand test
iu the southwest OF the southeast
of tho northwest of iI-lG-S, viii
liam lIayrison allotment. This ties,
Is on thc Catfish nnticline north
west of Rrlstow, which Ia the center
OF so much activity at this time and
promises To be one OF the big high
gravity fields
These are the first two tests in
group NJ 20 which Mr. Wilson
Nroposes % drill during the cnsu-
ing year and are located ON very
attractive looking acreage and
should show better than the aver
ago results.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 1929

country is stlll going strong, as the
following record will show:
The oklahoma Central 30. ~. the
twin VOL 10 so. on the Jictty
Barnett farm. located In tho center
OF the west line Of tho southeast Of
tho northwest Of 25-11-ll is max
Ing 900 barrels The sand is at
2.57O feet. 80. on the Hetty
Barnett ln the center Of tho north
limo Of tho northeast Of the north
west, also SO. 10 in the northwest
Of the southeast 81 the northwest OF
25,~aro both due in today. iand
doubtless will be big wells
The. oklahoma Central 80. / on
tho Snow farm in the northwest OF
tho southeast ~ the northwest Of
27-1l-12 ls in the hard lime at 2,9lJ
feet.
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Lambert Getting Producer
in LOUer Pan Sand

Tho Lambert oil & Gas Go. test
in the southeast Of tho southeast of
6-t3-15, is now three feet In the
second pay sand, topped ~ 2,7l2
feet. and the well be- spraying 12j
barrels Of oil and making about
1000. 900 feet Ot gas. Tho gas
found from $3.50 10 2.6qa fec.
when break was encountered
Thcy win complete the first Of tho
week.
The Lambert Oh & Gas co. test
iu the northeast of tho northeast OF
7-l3-l5, which went into water
last week. has had tho water cased
ofr and is now producing about ~
barrels of oil per day. II will be
put ON the pump
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The Tulsa district. having super
vision ~ all iobbug trade. ware
houses. nllinR stations and dlstribu-
ton.
The Narland Refining company
has large distributing warehouse
af Tulsa from which it will sup
ply mhrIDatlug oils aud grcascs 90
Is branch stations and the Job
hIrg trade lu this territory. Gaso-
limo and kerosene will be handled
only iu carload quantities.
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Interesting Test
North Of Stroud

Special to The world.
STROUD. April S--The test one
mile north Of stroud, IN Lincoln
county and Just over the Crock
county liuc. is fishing at 200 feet
for ~ bit, and viii be going again lu
o few days ibis test is TO go 1900
feet, and is being drilled by Lynch,
patton a Blankenburg.
This is considered likely terri
tory and tho Prairie OH n Gas CO. a
few days ago got both oil and gas
in 3t-16-7, 10 the northeast of tho
nMnNe In.t.
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city e., last t week. and has IN. ,.r.
ing 10 say about what ~ iolouI
therei There was mors , ,E.e,nsp,s'
displayed and less rrgd..,I lln1sat a
tins convention than of ..,9 sod
held, the latter duo to t5.s one tt
conditions, look sO .oYH le',.t Vi
one wants to aell atp.5 nv lhai
q mutual feeling fH8t ,.peIe VI
prices would 20 ., e Nagl
hele were TWO reuroscpts,e.I
the Standard at this rres,'i,.'IlVe'
big companies feel that t1N
pendent reflners are u.Irg
fort 10 have a iu.f .,5.',l ',l..eiy Z
between them Thora v.-a --.,a,ani
jobbers present but tho IVY "a
were there seemed 90 no - ,tsss,
er class, and biggest hr.sss '.,s .e I Il,
crs. They all seemed ... b- l
In spite OF the fact f..t 1punisI
there VIII be a shorHl. ~ ~
this summer, as thoe link we 1
wagon advance IN rfI., ~, II
care OF them I'm this. -. Il
present more sales uau..sss "A
| liners from the east... Q
At any convention ever rsia
west. sThe Keynote OF uo "
was optimism. and if .roy ug
plish half OF what they s,, az,
Tor the next year. wonH .rfi ..
VIII be accomplished " "T
Z F. A. slngler. popular IA.
man. left last night ..r y, 4
where he makes his hoI111,,N
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.Shoming in Jack Dalton Test

Jack D1ltou's test on tho Dalton
acreage. ln section 1890, Palo Pinto
county. T'xHs. has 70 showing 81 oil
and about ono million feet Of gas
iu sand topped at $3.50 fort. Thoy
aro now o foot in the sand and still
drilling
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Show of Gas

The Prairie OH & Gas Co. has -
showing of 100000 feet of Eas at
approximately l,AOO fcot iu ms test
north Of the town NJ padru ia tho
northeast -pf .ho southwest OF 20
li-7.
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Leases In almost any part OF
HuEhos and Seminole counties for
yBIo at attractive prices. Our man
las just returned from that section
with "a number OF mighty good ones.
Also have two good pieces OF good
b8rfIosrillo sand production amount
ing To- g25 barrels ret. T., G.
Icoblosr sos Mayo Building, or CO.
lumbia lotcl--AdNeTtise
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OIL AND GAS
lenses -Supplies--PrOductlon. Etc.

Production OF from 200 90 $50
barrels in Bungcr pool wanted for
cash. 1lJ.G. care World,--Adver-
tiscmcnt.
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lot people know where 20 buy the
best brands from tho independent
rcfinerA.
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VIII purchase oil or gas leases
Prefer Brlstuw or Okmulgee field.
Associated OIL company, Box 6, In
dependence, Kan.--Adyertiseme
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Fov Sale: Full strings new heavy
fifteen, twelve, eight and six-inch
castings and two-inch eighteen-pound
line pipe az llominy. Oklahoma: al
So heavy standard rig. Address p.
O. Box il0l, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Production in the QkmuIgee
District

oKMULGEE, April s.-New pro-
duction In the Okmulgee district in
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standard rig In 2O-l2 Usage
county VINO can use same? Would
sou on time. Address 97.G woria
, 1922-12-14
PREPARATIONS ARE BEING
MADE FOR CARBON COUNTY
SALE OF CHIsISb MAS SEALS

Miss Helen a. Irving. who has
been appointed county chairman TO
supervise tho regular annual sale of
Chriatmaa Seals. which are put out
under the auspices OF the Wyoming
Public Health Association. has an
uouncod tho appointment Of the fol-
lowing District chairmon. who will
have charge OF their respective dis
tric,a In the county.
HawlinS-H. ". Dunlap.
Waicott-Rnlph Campbell.
. Hanna. ID. Burford.
Medicine Bow-MrH. Scott.
2sra,ogn-Mrr. Glenn Scott.
Enoampmont-Mr. q. Kuntzman.
Bagru-MrA. A. T.. white.
Diron-Earl Reader.
Bavory-Nisa Mildred Mcintosh.
MrFaddon-Mra. Lynn Finncy.
p Tho Raic of tho Christmas health
seals supports the work OF tho
Wyoming Public Health Association
which promotes legislation for tho
curc and control OF Tuberculosis In
thu state. supplies tho Health Cru
sAde materials for the uae OF tho
schools. furnishes tents and cots for
tho USE Of tuberculosis patients IN
such need. has placed public health
WervicS nurses in oven COUNTESS. and
other work for the public welfare
Al the community In the war against
t~abefcutDeis.
TIE purchase Of Health Seals and
, 1922-12-14

the Sixth Principal Meridian; Lots
Seventeen and Eighteen In Block
Thirty-five, and lots Fifteen, Sixteen,
Seventeen, Eighteen and Nineteen,
and Twenty and Twenty-one, in Block
20 of Saratoga Real Estate and I'M
provement Company's West Side Ad-
dition to the town of Saratoga, Car
bon County, Wyoming; together with
all of the Haynes Ditch, its DEGREES
and priorities and appropriation and
right, and all ditch reservoirs and
water.
Also school land lease with the
State of Wyoming on Section Six
teen (16), township Seventeen 90,
North, Range Eighty-four (84) West
of the Sixth Principal Meridian.
Also twenty-four head of horses,
and all. cattle on the above described
land estimated at twenty-five head;
and all machinery, tools and ranch
equipment on the above described
, 1922-12-14

Of Saratoga Valley Association,
Benton Harrington, Maude Har-
rington and Jake Reed, Defend
ants.
To Oren Ruffcorn and Ola Ruff
corn, whose last known place of resi-
dence is Lankershim Hotel, Los An
geles, California, and to Saratoga
Valley Association, Thomas H.. Dex-
ter, Homer S. Driesslein, Winfield j.
Barndollar, as Trustee of Saratoga
Valley Association, whose last known
place of residence is 404 Valley Ma
tional Bank Building, Des Moines,
Iowa, and to Benton Harrington and
Maude Harrington, whose last known
place of residence is 427 Iowa Build
ing. Des Moines, Iowa, the above
named Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that Francis X. Johnson, the
above named Plaintiff, did on the
4th day of December, 1922, file his
, 1922-12-14

petition in the above entitled court
against you as Defendants, the OBJ
ject and prayer OF which said petit
ton Is that you, or any Of you who
may have any legal rights under
that certain Land Contract made and
entered into between Francis X.
Johnson and Oren Ruffcorn under
date of November 18th, 1920, where
by the said Francis X. Johnson
agreed to sell to the said .Oren Ruff
corn and the said Oren Ruffcorn
agreed to purchase the following de-
scribed lands and personal property
situate, lying and being in the
County of Carbon, State of Wyoming,
to-wit:
All of sections foul and nine, the
east one-half of Section eight, and
the southeast quarter Except 10
acres) and the west one-half of sec
ton ten, all in township seventeen
North of Range eighty-fOur West of
, 1922-12-14

lduuSt y
for the sum of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars, be required to pay
the balance now due on said contract,
together with interest and taxes, &C
cording to the terms Of said contract,
within a short time to be fixed by the
court, and in event that the same is
not so paid that the title of the plain
tiff in said premises be quoted in
Plaintiff as against the Defendants,
and each of them and that the De-
PENDANTS and each of them be enjoin-
ed from claiming or asserting any lien
on or interest in said premises and
property. or any portion thereof, and
for such other relief as equity may
require.
1t is alleged in said petition that
the Defendants are in default for
failing to pay the sums of money due
on said contract, as follows: $500
due March 18, 1922; $4,000 due
, 1922-12-14
April i. 1922; $4,000 due May

April /. 1922; $4,000 due May 1,
1922; $4,000 due June 1. 1929, the
annual interest on deferred pay
ments. the takes for the year 1921 in
the sum of $%1,333.6O, and the taxes
for the year 1922, in the sum of
$1,679.19 or any part thereof.
You and each Of you are further
notified tina tyou are required to
answer said petition, filed as afore-
said ON or before the Bird day of
February, 1923, or said petition will
be taken as true and a judgment
rendered in said action against said
defendants, and each of them, as
prayed for in said petition.
FRANCIS X. JOHNSON,
Plaintiff.
c. E. Abbott. Fremont, Nebr.; N.
R. Greenfield, Rawlins, Wyo., At
torneys for Plaintiff.
First Pub, Dec. Z, 1922.
Sixth Pub, Jan. IL, 1923.
, 1922-12-14
LEGAL NOTICE

The State of Wyoming, County of
Carbon-ss.
In the District Court.
Francis X. Johnson, Plaintiff, VS..
Oren Ruffcorn, Ola Ruffcorn, Sar-
atoga Valley Association. Thomas
H.. Dexter. Homer S. Driesslein,
Winfield J.. Barndollar, as Trustee
, 1922-12-14

Health Bonds helps support this
work and this county hopes to have
a very large sale this year. We
wish the support of all the people in
this sale.
, 1922-12-14
BIG FIRE

Mems Masquerade at Masonic Hall
on Monday. Jan. l.. Best of music
and a swell crowd.
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two children. who ever told you
tina, he was n merry hachslor7
Liiy--Iean Acker was born In ~.
Louis. Mo. but remained there only
a shor, time. she Is atm appearing
IN motion pictures. and there Is ru-
NOR that che IL 20 make her debut
on fhs stage: sui. u may be only q
rumor.
EiIe~n--You ar. slightly twisted on
tho pictures sou mention. "Siim
Shoulders" In the ono In which Ircno
Castle plays tho leading role. white
shoulders" In ono OF Katherine Me.
Donaid's forthcoming releases.
Wilson. ~. Ys--f>on CLANCY has
never been starred. altho he has
more ability M n character actor
than many whose names have been
biaxonef In electric lights on Broad.
way. But have you noticed that
character actors are seldom starred
lie plays ono OF tho b~st roles OF his
career IN East IL West" starring
Constance Taimadge One of his lat.
er pictures IL with Hope Hampton. In
The Light In the Dark"
Hob H.--Jackie Coogan was born
October 20. seven years ago.
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What They Laugh at
on the Other Side

Second Girl-Yes--and he didn't
give II the right ending.
MY daughter can do anything
with the piano.
could she lock u UP and drop ths
key I'm the rfver?"-5ondags Nisses
Stockholm.
HYGIENE &
He--And 10 think that you havoz
no bath In tho housed
She--Wcil. you see. our circuu1-
stances permit us to spend threo.
months at tho seaside every year.
You talk about your honesty. IE
you found a million should you take,
IL back to its owner!"
1T all depends. II the owner wa
a rich man shouldn't. but n he5
were a poor man / should TAXI
pity on him and return st."
Mother-Be careful, my child Re-
member tho words Of Schillers s-re&k
him to whom you may DO bound
forever" ~
Daughter-But IN thea G&J6s
mother. one IL not bound forever1
Simplissimus, Munich.
Il have only seen him twice. but
shall marry him."
That's right. You will probably
change your mind II you wait until
you know him better."-Tyrihans
Christiania.
you can't think how hard II IL
TO unload sacks of a hundred weight
at n time"
Have you been doing II for
long?"
mo. I start tomorrow."-JunrnaI
Amusant. Paris.
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C 0 l. u M B / A


ttrnlversai-tswen
ctxsrette. ...s....s.ssssss sffisrtilt pran
Corporal Nietorr .s.ss.. James hitkwood
Cigarette" the heroine OF oulda's
immortal MASTERPIECES. Under Two
Flags" showing at the Columbia. l.
one Of the most tragic figures Of his.
tory. According 10 stories told at the
time the manuscript was first pub
l:shed. II was a book based on real
life. There actually was a Wild
young gtrl. half French. half Arab.
who had been adopted BY regiment
Of French troops stationed In AlSlcrs.
she gave her life TO save the French.
with this as basis. ouids wrote a
story that has gone down thru the
years. ever gaining In fame and
popularity.
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Conducted On cooperation scsfh
associated First NaisoHsi PscfaresJ
y. y. D.--That was way back In a
school act IN vaudeville that Lila Leo
was called s'Cuddies." But tho baby
has grown up. and that name hardly
suits her now. Miss Lee has above
tho average amount OF feminine
sense. and keeps all tho command
monts without being a prude. That
covers her habits. doesn't Ut
Afargy--so tho goaHlps are az n
AGAIN. No. and no again. Mary Pick.
ford and her husband. Doug. are not
appearing together In a picture
Doug n busy with robin Hood" and
Mary has again donned the rags Of
her favorits character. Tess. A dar4
ing thing n do, revlving a past sue.
eess. bat Mary Ia equal 20 H.
Margot. centrsiville Now. here Is
your opportunity. Even tho you
were unable TO see Peg o. My
Heart when ~ was playing on tho
stage IN New York. u can't escape
YOU. II will soon appear on tho
screen. and who do you suppose II 20
play pexf-~Lauresss Taylor herself,
oh. boy. what can be swretsri yes.
this IL tho making Of her first mo.
ton picture.
Shirley Mason n only ono
Of three talented sisters. You know.
Viola Dana is her sister. And thsn
there N Edna FiuTarth. who IL star.
ring In English pictures and lives In
London. shs was In England for 10
years. and in all tina, time she did
not once acc her sisters. However.
they havo recently been reunited.
much 70 the Joy Of all concerned.
gyivIa--cullcn f.andls played tho
maynard son in Tho Old Nest" also
tho leading role in My Wandering
Boy" on. yes. he Is married and has
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Picture ht{er

Bessie Love has been chosen aa
the girl" IN Sinclair Lewis The
Ghost Patrol" which IN being made
at Universal City By Nat Ross.
Ralph Graves will be the boy"
Many former rnlversniises are In.
cluded in the cast OF Tho Power OF
a Lie" Johann Bojcr's famous novel.
being made under the direction OF
George Archinbaud- They include
Phillips smaliey. Maude George
Mabel Juiicnne Scott and Ruby La
fnyette.
Universal has picked up another
very promising lngenue. Little Lu.
cillc Ricksen first showed unusual
promise in The Married Flapper."
When Tho Girl Who Ran wild"
proved that her first performance
was no flash IN tho pan. Universal
put her under a longtorm contract.
Edward Lacmmle has reported NJ
Universal City. Illness and the I'm.
possibility OF securing players. cos
TUNES and atmosphere which would
be popular in America prevented
him from making any pictures while
abroad. Ills future plans have not
been announced.
Merry Go Round" n destined 60
develop a new crop Of beauties. Al
ready Mary Philbln, Jane Sherman
and Helen Bruno have been signed
as pals in vlsnna's concy Island pre-
war drama.
Al Herman. Century Comedy a.
rector. has just finished domestic
acrlo-oomcdy. in which Leo Moran
is 20 be- starred. Betty May and
Blanche Payson are important mem.
beFs Of tho cast.
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"Alstrom has broken off his en-.
gagement with Miss Berg. lie has
had. his ring back"
Il thought so when ] saw him
in a new suit."--kasper. Stockholm.
"Just think. they have unesrthed
tho body OF a man who was muir.
dered 1000 years ago.
Indeed wonder whether they
will catch tho murderer"
Tell me. what do you like best
about met"
your beautiful eyes and your
pearly teeth"
-Ah--and thought you loved me
for myself aioner'
Shopkeeper latter having dis
played all his waresl-Now. this n
the best hat we havc in the shop.
Customer--I know H. It's mine,--
Strix. Stockholm.
First Giri-whae an improper
story that man told.
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CO LO N / A l.
.PEAcoCK AIrEY-

Peacock Alley superproduc-
ton starring Mac Murray. opens
Saturday at the Colonial theater.
Tho picture has won a reputation in
all parts OF the country for It's splen.
did plot and elaborate settings. Miss
Murray plays the part Of Partisan
dancer who marries an American
business man. and tho picture shows
her life In Peacock Alley" Critics
say. IT In not waterproof. but a
photopiay that sparkles with tho
night llfe OF Paris and New York"
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LIBERTY
Skin DEER


Bad poyls. .-.-......s...... Milton stiis
E1<har Cartel sflossnee Wider
skin Deep" which opens at the
Liberty theater Saturday. Is said TO
~ one OF the greatest crook stories
ever transplAnted TO tho screen.
Bud" Doyle returns from France
aad re-enters New York's underworld
leading the ~Firefly- gang. Doyle
uzntx TO 80 straight. but hts evil APP
psarzncs stamps him denizen Of
she underworld Framed by his
vtfe. who loves another man. he l.
sen& 70 prison. Tho escape which no
nakas IL said to be one OF tho most
sensnxtonal fcats Of In kind ever
sunducfed before . camera His face
= tyansfor1ned By a famous plastic
smyeon- He then alters his course
~ leads useful life.
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LILLIAN WORTH ONCE
LED BATHING GIRL

Lillian Worth. who IS playing
Baby Pcggy's mother In that kid.
dies picture. Little Miss spunk. !"
now in the course OF production at
tho Century studios. lays claim to
fame for having been show girl
In the first Zicgfeid chorus. II was
in that production that Lillian led
tho Gibson bathing girl number. But
zlggic soon lost her. for the next
Broadway heard OF her she was n
member OF the cast OF the Broad
way production OF Anna Held's
Miss Innocence"
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THE
DCf&,1D
COLI S E U M
EAST Is WEST

trtrst Sstlensn
.ff-x Tey...........c Constance TeimsdHs
Ruty Hrnsnn. ...ssss. Edward hurna
East Is West" with Constance
rslmadge as Ming Toy. daughter Of
: Chinese merchant. Is said 20 por.
tray enc OF the most novel plots Of
Chinese and American life ever writ.
ten. Ming Toys escape from tho
Chinese "iove boat where she Is
abcu, 20 be sold into bondage by her
greedy father. ner entrance into
American life. her love for Biily
Benson. who saves her several times
from Chinese who wish 20 return TO
oriental life. and the realisation Of
her dream TO be an American giri.
arc some Of the blg moments In the
plcture.