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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
CUTTING ~ ZIG FARMS.

No other section .u the l'ulrd Stetcs
has the big farm tract problem In such
measure "a has the Panhandle aud
f.ains country rofly Tho farming
heretofore has bcen '-rgoly Of the one.
crop variety Where the land has been
turned to wheat th..r has been cx.
cliav wheat Where 90, feed CROPS
are grow Only feed crops have been
produce This has h,.r evidenced on
large areas Numbers oi whcft farms
in this portion u Tho state hayc from
one hundrod o. "a thousand and ilorc
acre This means .n, practical *.
clslon - all else ana Io the dctrimcut
Of the farm'r aud his farm. and rolllv
10 the conu.n' 'v IN which h. lives
II has been .1id by an expert .m.
rSovcl hy the United States roycrn.
mcnt tf4t p one-crop system regard.
less ~ whf' the one crop uu, VIII
bankrupt '.. farmer aud Ultimately
greatly damage the community IN
which he farms. This was said with.
out regard 20 what the particular crop
may BE-. This same authority has s,ld
also That the farm with three. four.
and fivo Items In the farm scheme ~
the prosperous farmer Where thcro Is
liberalization. there lg farmer who
IL producing the major portion ~ his
living ~ home. This puts him ON "a
cash basis for the reason that hc does
not have 10 spend he money coming
into his possession tor food Commodl.
ties IN the measure shown lp the one.
cropper
In order that there may De- diversity
90 make room Tor the men. women and
children vho should De- on the farms
Y l. gu.rs 20 Boz necessary 10 form
more limited n tracts. farm thou,
tetirr 'f. mako worc money from,
t'Du when the a.i landed arcla ~
'l's lection were ,hcaply priced g,
reo mattored little compara,ivel,.
speaking. as 10 the production. sor
ihcre WAS not much invested. But now.
there comes a demand against the
land. for revenues. FOR the investment.
the overhead. the general strain ~
greater in order 10 meet this IN
creased overhead, the hand must con
sision''y yield moro. II must stand for
the taxes the upkocp. the interest the
depreciation. and IL !, is 70 a. this the
farmers must use their heads ns never
before. obaer,ing the wisdom u a
strictly diversified scheme.
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rcrg" he demanded I'm Griswold,
ON the floor above. Who's been
pounding ON my door m TO wake the
dead"
There's been murcdr going on. sir
officer Boyle retorlsl grlmly. so
Il was pounding you hcnrd?'
That was !. Professor Semyonov
remarked with dignity. Il stopped on
thu way down al this persons door
out received no response
And your names Griswoldy' the
policeman prevented an evidently heat
ed rcjoind,r by his sharp question.
Henry Griswod and ! knuw moth
ing whatever about any murder de-
clarcd the newcomer Il do not care
to be- omhroilod In any such
you are here. aud you'll stay too.
tan we hear from headquarters. Boyle
replied significantly so you're on
the fourth floor and this gentleman
here on tho fifth" lie Indicated the
professor with marked courtesy in de
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FAITH IN AMARILLO COT NTRy

From all over the United States Is
coming evidences ~ the fact that the
Amarillo rountrr the great Panhandle
and Plains Is inspiring faith among
The people. This is true In measure
never known beforc The people IN
many % the socailcd best farming ra.
gions tho United States where land
values have SCARED h.yond sll hope OF
profitable nrosiurtion. are IKE The IN.
haoi'an'7 % mo war-iorn and tax.
huri' 1a fEeIgn hands. hooking for
surc,ase non their tuubirs This
state u affairs y causing them 10 turn
Their eyes 70 tie vsst Plains areas q,
Texas aud this pss'loa of thc south.
west. -
II n confidently ptsaicvd that With
In the present yea-. here wiz b. added
thousashis % sefilcr. IN this portion q,
the csunUy fTon 81 over the morn
ard css' - ssu - many from N.
south 1rs ssrfhwesf. IN and out q
Texas. TIE eenan,d for farming Ian.
TAT = MT sxorhstan'iy priced is ~
,o~,ir evident frofs nisnv quarter,
and lAs opportunity ~ selling a grra
deal u Inc lsnd IN this territory is 81
pcci> u - soes fsom tins time for
ward. 500 rtt itt M
Thc>~ who love the spifi, ~ rlrh,
eonsses~ ara sre poc;<ine % me con
finued future prosperity Of the eoua
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ference Co the sergeant and then turn.
ed To the young man in the chair "You
have the apartment on the second
.luu sir just over the shopp''
Tho Young man nodded without lift
ng his head ana replied a.th mufflcd
tones:
Yes. My name b. Gordon I.add
- heard YOU making that racket.
you know, aud wen, down to the en-.
trance ana let yuu in
And thtg an taat lives In this
hau~rt' Bowie l,utcl from one iu
another ~ them bur his gaze finally
fastened upon the professor and the
iatt,r replied
"a lady lives ON thn u,p floor. the
one above mine. d. mot know her.
OF the shop I can ton YOU nothing.
but there is ilnitor coz supcrintcnd.
cnt who occupies the basement al.
though ! have never found him there
when he il wanted for sudden repairs
'r other emergencies. There are no
other occupants OF the building. To-
nay knowledge"
Thanks, sir Boyle turned again
o. the telephone and the municipal
machinery 81 investigation into thu
death e. Miriam Nane was SGT In
motion
Well, Bowie squared his shout.
dcrs with a satisfied air. I'm get what
dope ! can. IN ask you. sergeant. to
see that these three gentlemen stay
I iu THIS room. Don't let one Of them
tut finger on the corpse. cithcr-'
Tie added the last In hoarsc whisper
/ That must have been plainly audible
I @" the entire grum Tor even the young
I man In the chair overcome with horror
as he appeared. shuddcrcd and as the
| policeman started uu the stairway with
q heavy tread he raised haggar,l
| face.
II can't be- he muttered as A.
10 himself NO, Miriam' mus, be-
/ going mad"
$50 lis Miriam Vanc. the woman
! painter. that's been murdered as that
/ police officer said?' Griswold drew
/ he dressing gown cluscr about his
/ lean form. 4 should like 10 know. sir.
/ why Won banged m my door and
dragged me into it,
tie turned irasciblv 20 the profcS
sur who shook back his name II bushy
white hair ana smiled with suavc ur.
/ Lanitv.
'Mv dear sir, the sound Of the shot
came from below my rooms some
whore and my friend and / could not
tell whether u came from your apart.
mcnt or this one"
II can tell when I hear "A fiddle
playing az ungodlv hours over my head
! whether II comes from above or the
top floor" the Other rctortcd. II
move down here. away from my club.
and my office. and my bankers In order
10 get peacc and quiet and land
90 this sort of thing
\ scream shrill but subdued by dis.
lance flatcd down 10 them at this
iuncturc and the professor murmured
/ in an aside 10 Barry
Evidently your excellent friend OF
the police has broken the news ~ the
tragedy none too automatically to NV
/ neighhur IN the skylght apartment
Continued la Our Next Issue.l
Copyright 1922, Nea Scrvicc)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter LVII-The Red Dress Affair Keeps Me Awake

Rose contributed the hast chapter in
The story Of the red dress
Of course. nobody COULD guess what
Mrs McMastcrs had said a. Matthew
said Rose. but 81 became evident that
l,usalic Burccs prosperity was ended
Henry had told Rose that the dancing
rnl had departed suddenly for South
America.
cts always so-whcn 90 comes "a
choice. imam like han Will throw
down any romance 1t his wilc's bid
ding" waF Roses comment
I'm sorry you heard the gossip
dear. said Mrs Mandy after we had
straiEhtcned cut ON our narrow ccts.
Now I'm la for perfectly good
sculdiug from yom MothcrdWr I de
h,rvv iiut since YOU knuw so
much, YOU may as well have the rest
McAIasiers probably viii hang around
this camp all week. Hen want Ia
Keep away from his wife Tor awhile
What an advertisement of matri-
muuy-in one ~ the richest homes OF
The land commented
Shocking scandal with which re-.
mark. Mrs Mandy dropped To- slocn
was awake Tor an hour The
many hints ! had heard about Nc
Masters were interpreted by the ~.
fair of the red dress
II was so unrelated 90 me that il
ought not To have kept me- awake
Eut II did hocausc ID explained Dicks
attitude toward mc. Doubtless Dick
had convinced himself that was like
some other women whom McMasters
had starred.
was neither Ericycd nor hurt when
This truth broke upon me. was
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ID OLIVE ROBEKrs UARToN

Nancy Nick. Kip, the mole. the toy>
naked and the chimney sweep CROPPED
along through the dark passage. sure
that they would soon ne IN Brownie
land and that their troubles were over
Tire guomes with an their wicked tricks
were Tar behind
An at once Nick called out. II smell
something"
$50 do cchocd Nancy. 1t smells
queer and sicamy"
And 80 n d.d, n was trr steam
irum the boiling toas warts THAT the
Lromc s1rvcrer had s.ui into th, pas.
s'g, to make b twist uui ut its proper
direction.
Goodness ,1ugl,I the chimney.
f sweep. I'm used o. au .a.ts ct smells
as so MANY ~ them c,nc up the
Kitchen chimncys when I'm sweeping
Them out Eut this s different. I
uunt remember tins Kind ~ smell. %
"AA ue'i. said the tpr-msker. we
nIN sucl De- there nov Just isi me
roi l rf sor'e ~ tnr giiftrrv stuff
fr0~ p1m PINS mines n brownie.
snd snd spiff spaff srinr' III have
De- ~ Christmas toys made ln no
time.
fut the mole wasn't sure
There's something queer" said he
wiEgling his polnty snout II feel
oizzy. as u were turning round and
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With Our Exchanges
ARE WE REALLY CIVILIZED

This IS the STORY Of q day. como
Witness Saw Twelve Mon Hanging
Man Seriously Wounded After Areu.
mcnt at McXia.' Two Are Killed as
Relatives Battle:' "Fivc Autos Seized
by Dry Law Officers Sold" Woman
Fatally Beaten at Yan,s." Public
Warned 90 Keep Away fror; Mall
Car" Negro Bank Messenger Robbed
81 $1,000 Two Bandits Cot $4,000
from Bank az Arkansas" state Takes
Hand in Wilson Killings Arlington
Man Shot" Masked Men Get g. 600
from Bank In Oklahoma" "Ex Officer
u Acquitted ~ Murder OF His WIFE"
Extra Policemen az sherman" "Un.
known Woman u Found Unconscious"
ga. 900 goo Counterfeit Revenue Stamp.
Seized 'iinsscll IL Facing Two More
Charges" TULSA Mob Fails 10 Get
Three Prisoners Ranger Policemen
Ordered Gust Botileggers"-but why
consume space. Mexico is lawless
Republic. Foa the sake Of the fathers
and clingiug ever 10 the early tradi.
tons Of the republic IL viii never d. to
recognize tho Aztec Republic -w,ch.
iia Record News
Are We really civilized What Is this
country coming 20? Where does the
Southern Republic get a look In? We
some times wonder II the newspapers
might he accused u being parties 20
some 81 these crimes by keeping tho
accounts OF such matters ~ strongly
played nv! Why, OF course not, Tor We
are merely giving them what thcy de.
msnd II has gotten 30 now. that un.
less there are number OF stories
authorizing headings such as are 70.
vealed la the foregoing. the readers
eNchim: "Oh. there's nothing IN the
paper today. and u h getting 90 n
isn't worth reading This oommen,
deypi,e The fart that stories ~ railroad
building the erer lion of new publ,
siructurts. tie cndnwinr 81 schools
ihe establishment % educational fo.n
daiions. the making Of highways. m
bridging Of rivers. the reclamation OF
hnd. The reroris ~ religious revival,
and the return ~ GOOD times. Ths
people want what they want, wh-r
they want a."
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defiant. ! dcficd DicN-McAlns,ors-
C.ssy
And : woulG rvodo NUMastcrs from
thr minute be- JOINED ihc camp That
would not hc ,asy because ] was ON,
star kept forgetting that iuct {
was constantly surprised Geo receive at.
toniiun and consideration from the
others
To myself / seemed iust little
school girl who had been assigned a
Dor ~ worN uy q nigh school professor
nomcl Drmaisun cpuidnt unaga"
that I was ono of th" conspicuous per.
sous 1T my time avid the highest paid
person In McAlastchs company. that
only the producer and Glossy. with his
now inheritance. had o. pay larger
income tax than !
That niclt I Was only May Scott
very homcsich little girl who fclt
the world about her getting rather
wobhly. child who wanted 10 see
hcr Moihcrdcsr very much indeed
Tho mg cote finally ;ook my mind
ui. FROM tho gossip about NcN1strrs
aud vain imagining about Dick Barnes.
3s well a. from my h0mcsick longing
for Mothyrdcgr
The lcupards were restless heard
Madcmuiscllc talking lo them, trying
Co. quit them. Joined b,g and helped
her cover up their .1g. The smell
90 th, earth and the tI.rs had got into
their blood. shes said
returned to nay con feeling that the
same influences were upscttug my
nerves hoping that would go %
sleep 20 once and knowing very well
that / wauld not.
rro Ec Continued
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
HEREFORD BACKING FARMERS.

The Hereford Chamber Of Commerce
has the vision Of bettcrod conditions
on tho farms, az a means of rcflectlng
the same into its business contor. To
this end the organization is hoh.nl tho
farmers In q very real way 10 stim.
ulatc the production Of more hogs
poultry and dairy mttlc. the Chamber
Of Commerce IN lending hs Influence
unroservediy 10 the task u getting be-.
fore the men and women ON the farms
facts as Ia the possibilities through %
proper scheme or liberalization.
II has been pointed out In the Herc.
ford country that tho men and women
who are making a success ~ farming
are not the ones with the large areas
sown 10 wheat nor are they the ones
who arc giving all their time 20 beef
cattle hut arc found In the class with
a diversified farm program. II was
stated recently by Secretary Holman ~
tho Chamber OF Commerce. IN an I'm.
portant meeting OF his fellow workers
In Amarillo that some men have learn.
cd valuable lesson during the plst
year In the Hereford country rs 10 the
relative values 81 items on the farm
llc stated that men who would form
erlv have bmshcd 10 lie seen paving
any attention 10 the poultry business
are now selling poultry and eggs Zach
month 10 dofrav their living expenses
he pointed out that since necessity
is the mother of invention" 40 Il Is
proving strong factor IN mothcrlug
the poultry idea, as an enterprise In
which there are great possibilities
Having learned these facts. tho com.
morcial organization has enlarged and
/ vitalizcd It's work and this week has
I been n great one Boo that n brought 10
/ Hereford the annual meeting ~ the
Panhandle Swinchrccdcrs Association
and the annual poultry exhibit. Both
J 81 these events are having their In.
flucncc, and this WIN De reflected dur.
Ing the months Of the present year. in
very vital way u is expected nv
The Chamber Of Commerce that tho
doctrine Of more and better hogs and
more and better poultry. az .stcppr.
stones 10 farm and general prosperity
will DO 81 great assistance IN spreading
Che propaganda Of divcrsfIcation.
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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
NOTICE tn THE PUDLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing. or reputation Of
any individ 1al. firm. concern or cor
poratlon. usu may appear lr tho col.
unne OF The News. viii Be- glad'y cor.
rected. when called ~ the attention ~
the editor II IL rot tho intention Of
this nevsraper To- w"ongfully use. or
lnjure any Individual. firm concern or
corporation. and correcti-ns viii be
nisde where warranted ~ prominently
as w. ~, wrongtuiiy pubtirhod refer
ence nj article.
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round
Wasn't he right though The pas
sageway bv this time was thou.
sand miles out ~ Us course and they
weren't any nearer ~ BrOwn.clanl
than I am % the sun
Wen they ,rampcd and trampcd and
thew irampcd.
ooh. goolness'' said poor Nancy.
surely we're nearly there. I'm most
dead"
But no sooner had she spoken than
.tiddcnly they turned "a corner and
there ahead was a gstr not the a.
millsr one 10 Browniland hut a three.
corncrcd one with sign overhead
which said. The End oi The Earth"
TO Bc Coniinuedl
Copyright. 1921 Me- Serviccl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Gray Farmers 10 Meet.

PAMPA. Jan. Ill y Hughey pres.
ldent. and &. g. Do,ld secretary treas
announced here thi~ vsrs tliat ihrrr
would d. a meeting 81 thc Gray county
Farm Bureau in i'amig Vn fr.dly
afternoon. January 20. az which time
T. NJ. McCIacken ~ Groom. chairman
Il the organization summiiis-a ~ tho
Texas Wheat Growers Association viii
sneak
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
OLDHAM FARMERS
TO HOLD MEETING

VEGA. Jan a. Farmers Of oldham
''ANtf an' arranging 90 hold a meeting
n veg within ihc next ten days Tor
'n' pgfpose - discussing the orgauiza
u.H 90 ihr Oldham county Farm BIZ.
itfH They have invited lee Ssiier.
WIN. OF Amarillo 'n address them
Ih"i'r q. " iloNd II VEGA. has been
'-'a.-'-i hy thc purh1ndle Plains su.
b. visor of tnv lrxas Farm Bureau
Who's n'aaquartCtH are IN Amarillo. ia
a'i o. chairman of the county orgtni.
satifn committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Floydada to Extend
Street Water Lines
Special to The News

Special 10 The News
FOLYDADA, Texas. Jan. i6.-M a
meeting ~ the city council here II was
decided o. iet contracts Tor about 1900
tsct Of additional water mains and
Muvcr " =. Fry was authorized t.
advertise fer bids
u h hnped that the work viii be COM
pl.ted some time this spring.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and vlcini.
ty. Wednesday par
ly cluuly colder
West Texas Wed
uosdav partly cloudy
colder.
An atmosphere dis
region of the ives
tern Plateau has
caused lower tenn
pcrauurc with snow
Z throughout the
northwest and tho
BtkOfns and warm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

~H9'TiaI 70 The Now
CLOVIS. y. NJ. Jan. iI.-Ano'her
building Is under construction on Main
street HardWick and sons. prorrtc'
tors ~ the I.yc-um Theatre. are erect
INK two buildings each % hy ii0 feet.
adjoining the Iyceum Theatre on the
north. The buildings will - 81 coz
crete ana steel and win ~ up-to dnts
in every respect.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Organic diseases OF the hear, killed
$4,000 Americans IN 1920 reports tho
cousus bureau. This was $4,000 more
than IN 1919. Fast living
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

tuberculosis killed 10000 IN i9so.
This was 10000 lcss than in 1919.
Health campaigns arc slowly getting
this dread disease under control.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

'. weather over The Mississippi valley.
th" weather BE- roldcr over the Ohio
valley ud Middle Atlantic states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

hom'-hr~w hl.W up the Zion CiN
- ice station. This Il Zlon's first blow.
cut this year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
SYNOPSIS.

Spending the evening with his friend
Professor SrmyonoN in the lated s
rooms ON the fifth floor ~ New
York apartment house. \ revolver
shot IS heard from below and then hur-
rying Footsteps on the stairs. They
apartment on the third floor discover
the occupant. a beautiful woman, ~
ing dead on the floor In front Il an
unfinished portrait \ bullet mas Just
pfsr,tu hsfs Ir,nuf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Miss Fawn Iippincut "a, an uncle
that, lived In Muncic, Indlanny. almost
. month an has never seen III inside
- 2 courtroom. Jake B,ntley's team
'carrd ai Name Moon. tda,. who's
rid 10 he tn puricSt woman IN til
suffrage movement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

ference Ca the sergeant and then turn
ed To the young man in the chair you
have the apartment on the second
flD,r liy inst .tsY fIs shnpsfs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-01
NEW STUDIO COMPLETE
IN EVERY DETAIL

With the completion cf the Webb
Brothers studio az l0lls East Main
street. Arimore now boasts Of one Of
the most completely equipped photo
establishments in the southwest. Mr.
Webb has spared no expense TO make
his place cf business ideal in appear.
ance and accommodation and his ef.
forts have proved to be well re.
warded.
Seven rooms, with o total Of ap.
proNimatsly 1900 feet OF floor space,
compose the studio. including u recsp-
tlcn. sales, three dark. an operating
and dressing rooms The operating
room Is the feature. with skylights
artificial lights enabling night work,
spot light for sun effect and other
modern equipment The artificial llsht
is Of $1,000 candle power, aud the
spotlight coptalns 400 watt blue
light. A Eastman protector printer
is the feature OF the workroom in ad.
dton 10 complete outfits Of other
necessary moterlals. The workroom
is also equipped with double sinks
ana faucets to permit rapid compile
ton of work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-01

Lord" the speaker said. the gift OF
better service, The gift Of LIE. OF gold
and the gift Of prayer Women should
do much FOR Christ because Christ
has done SO much for women" she
said
Christ nsver rebuksd woman
Hs said Go sin no more but he did
rot rsbuke her. AT His trial no VIC
man testified against Him and At the
cross no woman drove nail
The speaker culogized the American
man stating that American men are
wonderful. because they have Jesus IN
their hearts
Mrs. Lindsay spoke this afternoon
70 the ladies Of East Presbyterian
church
Al Tuesdays meeting ef the FEEDER.
atsd Missionary Society more than
$50 women we're served at noor.day V
luncheon By the Presbyterian ladies'.
f. :: :.
Herbert Nelson Eckern.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eckeru. 1925
McLlsh avenue. announce the birth
OF son, Monday morning, January
q, 10 whom they have given the
name. Herbert Nelson.
! ! I.
Society Personals.
Judge aud Mrs. K. 4. Hefner, 3Sl
G street. southwest, are WISHING in
Dallas this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W +. sharpe, OF
Dallas. who We're weekend visitors
II Mr. aud Mrs Tom Cooper. First
street aud Stanley boulevard. south
west. returned home today. Mrs.
sharpe is a sister OF Mrs Cooper.
Master 10y Wagner Jr, young son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joy Wagner, Of
Hcaldton Nh9 suffered painful in
jury 10 his hand some days ago, while
playing on . merry y.so-round, and who
was brought to Ardmore for treatment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-01
flHEK,I!.'R'ESaSi II
- % ass s--zeSSS !. "a ~


4 production which Ardmore the
alter fans have awaited with consider
able interest is shown at the Princess
Theater today and tomorrow. 1t was
adapted To pictures from the recent
novel which appeared in the Red
Book magazine and has been men
TONED by critics as one of the strong
est novels released during 1921.
None OF the interest Of this story
is lost in the DECENTRALIZATION. Rather.
tho wonderful snow scenes and vast
forests shown in the picture lend an
added realization of the forced lie
II mhappiness amid Wild and uncouth
scenes, which Is to lot Of Dorcas Re
MALE, who has been brought up in a
life OF ease and luxury.
The result of the clashing Of differ
ent temperaments brings about some
highly dramatic situations which are
promised to cause the audie-ce thrill;
of a new ana distinct type
Miss Dean is supported by strong
cast including Herbert Rawlnscn, Ed
Connolly, Hector Sarno, Martha Mat
tox, Olah Norman. l.. c. Shumway'
sam Allen, c. r. Anderson, Mill
Brown and Pill Gillis.