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Evening star., 1923-05-06
MARION SAIs
Crando1la

An enormous area in the hlly desert
between Santa Barbara and Santa
Maria has been leased by LaSky for
the biblical scenes for The Ten Com
lnandments." Thousands of people
and uncounted horses camels and
goats viii be used, and the sets Will
cover three times the area required
for the Robin Hood" sets.
w llilam Wellnlan, who is Helen
Chadwick's husband, has been signed
by Fox as a director His first pic
lure VIII be the Twins OF Suffering
Creek" starring Dustin F'arnum.
Dinky Dean. the little boy in Chap
Inns The Pilgrim" has begun work
at Universal, in John of the Woods" !"
The youngster will be the star of the
five-reel feature.
Madge Bellamy who starred In
Lorna Doone." has been signed. as
a star by Thomas II. Ince. She will
play the lead in "Evangeline," based
on the Longfellow poem. Meanwhile.
lnce himself will return TO the field
as a director. and will make County
Lanes and City Pavements,' by John
Fleming Wilson.
Wallace Worsley, now directing
The Hunchback." at Universal, will
take a whole company abroad in the
fall. He will stay for two years, and
will make four pictures in Europe.
He thinks he can cut production costs
60 per cent.
It is said to be a moot point as to
whether Miss Negri's work is slump
ing or whether George Fftzmaurice,
director of Bella Donna" was unable
TO make the most of her. as Ernest
Lubtisch did in Passion"
r. p. Schulberg, back from a trip
to New York, foreseeS a reduction
in film rentals to the theaters. He
thinks this season may witness
slight overproduction with a re-
sultant cutting of prices by the pro-
ducers. but believes this Will be
good thing
TT will weed out the incompetents,"
he says. "A poor picture hasn't
chance this year. 1t will never be
seen. Producers Of poor pictures will
never market their wares. This will
mean good pictures at fair prices in
stead OF good pictures at high
prices"
Somerset Maugham, famous British
novelist, landed at San Francisco
from the south seas few days ago.
bound for Hollywood to oversee the
screening of several of his own books
and plays.
Alma Bennett. only eighteen years
old. has been given f1ve-year con-
tract by Famous Players-Lasky and
will eventually be starred. She be-
gan her screen work here two years
ago playing extra bits.
Virginia Pearson. champion vamp of
the Fox lot four years ago. has re-
turned to Hollywood and announces
that she will return to screen work.
Meanwhile Theda Bara, resting at
Beverly Hills after her trip from New
York, Is considering three different
contracts and will soon resume screen
Vamping after three-year absence
from studio work.
copyright, 1923, in Cnited States and Great
Britain, by North American Newspaper
Alliance. All rights reserved.l
Evening star., 1923-05-06

nbo.nmnla ,bro,a this afternoon and continue
through the current week.
W aidemar Young is the author
scehariSt Of this study Of the matri-
!eoniai problem. and Mr. Melford has
CROWDED cast that includes tha
IIeautllul Leatrice JOY, Nita Naldi.
iatu!lhe Garon. the powerful personI
IIlLSE or Lewis Stone. Paul McAlIistar
1ohn J DAILY Murphy. Julia Swaync
neil. anu Ldh rem
ne story reveals the apnarent i'm
putty of man atterlntinp 70
s ltsdr ms indlscretions behind a n,ast5
~ -, iihS ana deceit. The characters i,
me IN Il, drama are all prominent in we'll
r1-uo metropolitan circles, and rho
pctufe dlscloses how the chief maio
tihafacier ,insi ,,.,,. is tempted into a dfscra-
ION ion Wnlch later is seized upon nv IN
nsiiiH ~ ne has ruined financially.
IuIed screen and musical offari,es
IIncluoe Ie a scenic subject presented -,
di,s. oA revealing recent archeoiopica
utjsioVeries ,,Ij-h in the valley Of ki5gs' y
wran gllmpses of King Tlt-Ankb-
rni,r'n -,n,I. tomb. a two-reel Joa PnnL,
sn'tguy. an the International News and
an an overture by the Columbia Srcbanl a,su
u d. uhder Leon Rrusilof
Evening star., 1923-05-06
CENTRAL-"The Man From
Glengarry,"

S,,. ne Nan From Glengarry." Ernest
Shipman's screen version of R.1nh
CennoT Cen.rn, $ rs.y, story, comes to Crandalrs
IN tem.raI Theater this afternoon for y
hlour-day engagement. II eoi, iS u ior cnn, a
nance lactoh humor 1f thsilling snd elimaxeS, ro-
settlngs. The story is one nf Iha
ite i,er invest invest lumber camps and derives
Of trto " aihatic conflict from the rivalry
y. tWo neIghboring outfits one iad
io,,t d , nIute, the other by a young feI-
80 VINO SWears vengeance on the
Sans leader who killed his fatbar
.,. ne element of heart appeal invoiwes .
the the ssn'a gonhg e ~. women. n. both in love with
VIII be supplied by George O'Hara re
reel rae hntH IN. release in the series Of two
on the short stories by II. 't"aS q Wi3War pased
ra,,na new issue of the Kinograms will
Ihur sday. Friday and Saturday the
ieature i.erha viii be Charles Chaplin. 'n in
W. vlte dligrim; with Williamson's
McGrath, Washington beauty i1aiu
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Latest Gossip From HOLLYWOOD.

70 the theaters where the best pic
lures are shown. whether the houses
are trust controlled or exhibitors of
the plays made by the independents"
Rupert Julian, famous director Of
The Merry-Go-Ro chimes in
WIN the announcement that -"the
cheap picture will soon be but a
memory in f1rst-class houses" and
points to the success of such big
productions as Robin Hood" "The
Covered Wagon" and other semi
spectacular films. Evidently most of
Hollywood is of the same opinion, for
there are more colossal productions
under way or about to be started
than ever before
The big undertakings which will be
finished by autumn include Norma
Talmadge's "Ashes of Vengeance"
Lon CLANCY, in THE Hunchback Of
Notre Dame; Constance Talmadge,
in "Dulcy." Goldwyn's ben -Hur,"
Cecil De Miles "The Ten Command
ments," Mary Pickford's "Rosita," and
Doug Fairbanks Arabian Nights
TalAp
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Apollo,

Today and tomorrow, Raymond Nc
Kee and Marguerite Courtot, in
Down to the Sea In Ships" and "The
nesday, Pola Negri, in Mad Love. /"
and Lloyd Hamilton, in Extra, Ex-
ira; Thursday, Walter HERS, in "Mr.
Billings Spends His Dime," and Harry
Pollard. in dig Up; Friday, Helene
Chadwick and CASTOR Glass, in
Gimme" and Dan Mason, in "Pon
Tuttle's Long Shot; Saturday. Nell
Shipman, in THE Grub Stake" and
Paul Parrott, in THE Smile Wins
Evening star., 1923-05-06
BY HALLETT ABEND,
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LOS ANGET Anvil On TIL

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LOS ANGELES, April 30.-The bat
tie between the independents and the
big producers, who are loosely classed
as "the trust" will be fought out to
q finish in Hollywood this summer.
This is the opinion Of Joseph
Schenck, Norma Talmadge's husband,
who has just returned from busi-
ness trip to New York.
Neither in the courts, the financial
world nor by using money to buy
theater chains will the battle be de-
cided," Schenck said to me. "The
decisive fight will occur this summer
on the stages and sets of the Holly
wood studios. In other words, the
real fight will be to- see whether the
trust can produce better films than
the independents can make. The
crowd which turns out the finest
product will win-as 1t should. In
evitably the public will find its way
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Eileen Percy,
in THE Flirt," also Aesop"s Fables;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Betty Blythe
of the Rich" also comedy: Thursday.
THE Man and the Woman" also "The
Mummy; Friday. Dolores Cassinelli.
in THE Challenge" also ''The Leath-
er Pushers"; Saturday, Gladys Walton,
Buccaneer."
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Charles Chap
lin, in THE Pilgrim" and novelty
reel, Law and Order" Pathe Review
and News; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Raymond Mckee and Marguerite
Courtot. in Down to the Sea in
Ships" and Stan Laurel, in THE Noon
whistle: Thursday. Nell Shipman, in
THE Grub Stake" and Jimmie Adams,
in Traffic; Friday, Walter HERS, in
Mr.. Billings Spends His Dime" and
George O'Hara, in Fighting Blood"
No. 8; Saturday, Helene Chadwick and
CASTOR Glass, in Gimme" and Neal
Burns, in Hot Water
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, Wanda Haw-
ley and Milton Sills. in Burning
Sands: Tuesday. Hope Hampton, and
+. *. Lincoln. in The Light in the
Dark also Harold Lloyd comedy;
Wednesday and Thursday. Gloria
Swanson, in My American Wife;
Friday, Dorothy Dalton. in Dark Sc
crets"; Saturday, Anna May Wong
and Kenneth Harlan, in The Toll of
the Sea- Pathe News and Aesop's
Fables.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Next Weeks PhOtoplays.

METROPOLITAN Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Lloyd, in Safe
~ Last"
COLUMBIA =" Soul OF the
Beast a Thos. II. Ince pro-
duction.
PALACE-"The Go-Getter." a
Cosmopolitan production.
CENTRAL Katherine Mac
donald. in Refuge" First
National release.
CRANDALL'S-Gladys Wal
ton. in The Town Scandal"
son of the Desert" and
THE Nth Commandment"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Home.

Today ana tomorrow. Milton Sills,
Elliott Dexter and Anna @. Nlllson,
in Adams Rib; Tuesday. Constance
Talmadge, in Experimental Mar
riage": Wednesday and Thursday,
Kenneth Harlan and Edith Roberts,
in "Thorns and Orange Blossoms" >:
lions": Saturday, Wallace and Noah
Beery, in Storm Swept"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Chevy Chase.

Today and tomorrow. Jackie Coo
gan. in Daddy: Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Bebe Daniels and Lewis Stone,
in The Worlds Applause" Bobby
Vernon. in Pardon My Shoes: Thurs
Men Are: Friday, Tom Mix, in
Catch My Smoke; Saturday, PrisciI-
la Dean. in The Flame of Life"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
.Anrat1s2ee{{92&e;97ts tE2e{9&;
Cnd The PAOTOPLAY

ffTTHE phooplay daily do
Improvement of motion than all the censorship bodies
L that contemplated" according the
OF B. F. Schubcrg the president Of
Preferred which
ton Continuing Mr. Schuberg The
ddleman between producer and
picture regardless OF its his
see others like That why
ing the different kind that
port OF the phoop editors throughout
picture can become the rule than the
- for little
arc not progressive Indeed they have
e pest III phoop and
mere even before
or been
lures are shown which hoped permanently retired
type from the Good
arc SHOWN the be such
an Ill all
pays over Washington and the
eIery performance testimony that Washington
- true and what consider
dor nor after the tact that local exhibitors
e> e oeS III photopay production
and
~ oere mas been aroused by the trans
OF leeIs
ana stribution being made have been nadc n
occupies Theatrical productio1r-Ma now
t no one questions the TACT that best ntee
I OK regret II cupidly should accomplish same esu with +
,o ana me tenptatlon
" ~ u popularity as eneIanme't for the people
1 UNIVERSAL Jewell picture Driven.
or ne lock which was recently published leading magazine
and winch moving picture critics New
some OF them declaring be
model tor enema producers week at the S
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Circle,

Today and tomorrow. Paid in Ad-
vance," by James oliver Curwood;
Tuesday. June Elvidge. Earl Metcalf
and Maude George, In "The Power of
a Lie; Wednesday, Gladys Walton, in
THE Love Letter.; Thursday and
Friday, Priscilla Dean, in Frances
Hodgeson Burnett's THE Flame of
Life; Saturday, Hoot Gibson, in THE
Gentleman From America"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow. Milton Sills.
Elliott Dexter and Anna @. Nillsen, in
Adams Rib; Tuesday, Alice Brady,
in Missing Millions; Wednesday and
Thursday, Bebe Daniels, in THE
Worlds Applause; Friday, Ethel
CLAYTON, in Can a Woman Love
Twice?" Saturday. Herbert Rawlin-
son, in Confidence"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Favorite,

Today, Miriam Cooper, in kindred
of the Dust; Monday. Roy Stewart
and Kathleen Kirkham. in Back to
Yellow Jacket; Tuesday, William
Russell, in Mans Size; Wednesday,
Anita Stewart, in Tho Woman He
Married: Thursday, Ethel Clayton, in
Can a Woman Love Twice., Friday,
Richard Dix in "FoolS First; Satur-
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Charles Chap
lin, in "The Pilgrim" novelty reel,
High Water" Pathe Review and
News; Tuesday and Wednesday, Ray
mond Mckee and Marguerite Courtot,
In Down to the Sea in Ships" and
Aesop fable. Farmer Alfalfa's
Bride; Thursday, Nell Shipman. in
Evening star., 1923-05-06
York.

Today and tomorrow, Dorothy
Mackaill. in Mighty LAX Rose"
and Aesop fable, Farmer Alfaifa's
Bride; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Bebe Daniels, in "The Glimpses of
the Moon," and comedy. Dog Sense;
Thursday, Bebe Daniels and Lewis
Stone. in 1.-THE Worlds Applause" and
teIle Taylor and Kenneth Harlan, in
'Thorns and Orange Blossoms" and
Stan Laurel, in "The Noon whistle;
Saturday. Johnny Walker, in ''The
Fourth Musketeer," and Johnny
Jones, in "Stung."
Evening star., 1923-05-06

Your STEP" and Joe Rock, in "Ali
Raba": Wednesday, Jack Holt, in
Making A Man," also Mack Sennett
comedy and Fox News; Thursday, and
Friday, Jackie Coogan, in "Oliver
Twist" Harold Lloyd comedy. also
Aesop Fable; Saturday, House Peters
in "The Man From Lost River" Bull
Montana, in 1.-THE Punctured Print"
and Pearl White, in "Plunder."
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Regent.

Today. Mae Murray and Rodolph
Valentino. In The Delicious Little
Devil; tomorrow. House Peters. in
Human Hearts; Tuesday. Harry
Carey, in Man to Man; Wednesday,
Lon CLANCY. in THE Trap; Thurs
day, Jack Mulhall and Lois Wilson. In
Broad Daylight; Friday, Rodolph
Valentino and Carmel Myers. in "A1l
Night: Saturday. Priscilla Dean, in
Under Two Flags"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Princess.

Today and tomorrow, Nero; Tues
day, Johnny J. Hines. in Burn EN-
Up Barnes; Wednesday, Hope Hamp-
ton and Lon ChRpey. in ''The Light
In the ,6 par a;, sSay, Kenneth n ,ha1. aar
and Orange BN4somS'; Friday and
Saturday, Mae Murray. In "Ja1z-
mania"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Cecil B. De-
Miles "Adam's RIB: Tuesday Jack
Mulhall, in Tho Forgotten Law >;
Wednesday. Colleen Moore and Cullen
Landis, in "Forsaking All Others"
Thursday. Johan Bojer's international
literary prize story The Power Of a
Millions: Saturday, Clara Kimball
Young, in Enter Madame"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Truxton.
Today a

Today and tomorrow. "The Lights
of New York.; Tuesday, William Rus
sell. in 1.-The Roof Tree; Wednes-
day, Alice Calhoun. in "A Girls De-
SIRE; Thursday, Shirley Mason, in
Pawn Ticket No. 210": Friday, Dus-
tin Farnum, in 1.-THE Buster; Sat-
urday. Herbert Rawlinson, in 1.-THE
Scarlet Car"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
COLUMBIA-"You Can't Fool
Your Wife"

A novel study Of the dangerous
age in matrimony, You Can't Fool
Your Wife" the latest cinema pro-
duction from the studios of George
MeIford. director Of. "The Sheik."
Lava. Head" "Ebb Tide" and others
of equal renown, will be given its
Sarst Washington showing at Loew's
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Mae Murray. in
in "Remembrance"; Wednesday, Doro-
thy Dalton, in Dark Secrets; Thurs
day, Norma Talmadge, in THE Isle
of Conquest: Friday, Harry Carey,
in The Canyon Of Fools; Saturday,
Douglas Mclean. in BELL Boy 49,"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Dumbarton.

Today, '"Thorns and Orange Bios
sons; tomorrow, Hope Hampton, in
The Light in the Dark; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Milton Sills, in
Adams Rib: Thursday and Friday.
Jackie Coogan, In Daddy: Saturday,
William Russell, in Strength of the
Pines.'
Evening star., 1923-05-06

Roberts, in "Old HOMESTEAD; Tues
day, Hoot Gibson. in Riding Wild:
Wednesday, 1.-THE Half Breed:
Thursday. Booth Harrington story,
''The Flirt"; Friday, Lionel Barry
more, in "The Face in The Fog;
Saturday, white Hands"
Evening star., 1923-05-06

The Grub Stake" and Stan Laurel
in The Noon Whistle; Friday. Wal
ter HERS. in Mr.. Billings Spends
His Dime" and George OHara, In
'.Fighting Blood" No. 8: Saturda,
Helene Chadwick and CASTOR Glass
in Gimme" and Our Gang" comedy
THE Big show"
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Motoplays This Week
AT THE PHOTOpLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK

ME- ,i @ AA-Noma Tamatse the Law Shown
iC-Ngnos AyrcS, in Racing Hearts" Shown this f
Iit T. hon1aS Meighan. The Nce Do Wei" s,o, .t
49, blA-"lou Can't Fool Wife" Shown ,r .i,
CF,-> Kt<i he Man From Glengarry" Show, this a;,r
afternoon ~ ">>P NaE dreams Shown this
Evening star., 1923-05-06
New.

Today, Harry Carey. in Crashing
Thru: Mack Sennett comedy, and
Franklin Farnum. in Texas" and
Stan Laurel comedy; Tuesday, Watch
Evening star., 1923-05-06

Southern California were adjournal
recently by Or. r. b. Won KleinsmS.
president of the university. to permit
the history students to watch the film
ing of number Of big scenes for
Richard the Lion Hearted" by Asso-
ciated Authors.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Hippodrome.

day, Charles Ray. in the Deuce Of
Spades"
Evening star., 1923-05-06

.LAN after plan rushed rapidly
- through his brain. J!l-Bett
should never go down into the
Evening star., 1923-05-06

ffYTHE photoplay the daily
of
L that contempaed according the
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
CHILDREN RUN AWAY

As a result of friction and misun-
derstanding in the home, the three
small children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lambert living about fifteen miles
south OF Haxtun. attempted to sever
all home ties and ran away Wednes-
day evening, reaching Haxtun at a
late hour in the night. Aroused by
the rattle of the buggy. the city mar
shal found the children and took them
to the home of Mrs. Burmood for the
night where they were cared for and
fed until the parents could be noti'
fed. After satisfactory arrangements
were made the children were taken TO
the Lamebrt farm Thursday morning.
1t will be remembered by the readers
of the Harvest that a trial was held
about month ago between Mr. Lam
bert and some OF. his neighbors. who
had attempted through benefielent mo
tives TO aid In the settlement OF his
martial affairs.-Haxtun Harvest.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
WATCH OUT FOR THE
FAKE Statesmen

We picked up a Saturday Evening
Post recently and saw a whole page
ad-and We understand a single page
ad in 1t costs sS.000.O0 for one time
an ad warning the women OF this
country TO be on the lookout for sharp.
ers who are abroad In the land selling
stockings represented TO be OF the
same make as those turned out by the
people who paid for the page ad, "our
stockings are sold only IN the stores
OF this country" reads the ad. and
then Dc tells h1w the fake salesmen
collect q dcposIt 10 advance and ucy.
cr send the stockings.
The Same thius is also said T. ba
pmciiced with other goods on.rod for
sale FROM house 10 house. The price
is always 90 allu.ug me good house.
vito amt resist Sat somewhere
there is o eatdh lu it-there's regFe,
behind mos. every sale of this hind.
You can get what you need at your
home stores or your home stores can
get u for YOU. And II Il isn't exact.
ly what II should be sou can take Il
back and got your money Did you
ever try TO set your money back for
some article you bought from a ped.
dier or agent that wasn't cxactly as
It was originally represented to b. a
--Jnlesburg Grit Advocate.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
South Amherst
s y II IS II

A Hard-times party and also a
shower was given at the A. Kruger
home Friday evening. Those present
were NJ, and Mrs. j. Vogel, Henry
Nierman, Eldor and Elnora Schmidt
Freida Laben. Clarence and Arnold
Brase, Mr., and Mrs. Simon Krueger,
Art and Leonard Rodeman Carolina
Bauer. Ben, Carl and Margaret Krue-
GER George, LYDIA and Edna Helms,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Kruger, Hazel and
Wilma Jacobitz, Emil Kruger, Holdia
and Edna Kapperamn. Harry Brink
erman, Tena Krueger, Mr. and Mrs.
Anton Krueter and Henry Kruger.
At late hour delicious lunch was
served. All report fine time.
Paul Bruner is working for Mr..
Olson.
Freida Kruger visited at the home
of Florence and Gladys Brase from
Friday until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Butterssi1 and sons
left last week Off California where
they expect to spend the winter.
A shower was given for Miss Hol-
dia kapperman at her home last
Thursday evening. A large number
OF her friends were present and
pleasant evening was spent.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Osman is now taking special treat
ment for her illness which has lasted
Off seveal weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Kruger, Henry
Kruger and NJ. Helms and children
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kruger, Sunday.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
MORNING STAR
! Il X * Il 4 Il s

| Frank Kline is putting some i'm
provements on his farm.
! A. Deden and family, Lester Eich-
meier and family and John Schu-
macher and family were Sunday din
ner guests of Henry Herman and fam
lily.
Georgs Kissinger and family. of
Milford. Neb., spent Saturday visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. eDden
and family.
Sidney Cranwell and family took
Sunday dinner with Mr., and Mrs. E.
Cranwell.
Miss Huldah Kapperman and Emil
Kruger were united in marriage at
the Amherst church, Wednesday af-
ternoon at 3 O'Clock. Only the i'm
mediate relatives and intimate friends
were present. The young couple are
both well and favorably known to the
people OF this neighorhood, who join
in wishing them the best of fortune
and the happiest of welded lives.
John Ortner and family spent Sun
day with Wm. Bauers and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Behnfeldt and Mr..
and Mrs P. C. Werner and family
were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. H. Hermann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Echard and fam
lily visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kelley Sunday afternoon.
Cleo and Clifford Garten. of Lamar
spent Sunday visiting at the home of
Clyde Cranwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Nogal and family
took Sunday dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Cranwell and family.
John Deden and William Hanke at
tended the Haigler stock show Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Strumper
were guests at dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Cranwell. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sickle were Morning
Star neighborhood visitors Sunday,
looking for can thresher.
Farnk Kline is the proud possessor
of new Ford.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Mr.. Bruner was Julesburg visitor
Monday.
Bill Bauer, of Amherst, returned to
Fort Morgan with Mr.. Sampson, Tues
day.
Henry Kruger, of Blue Hill, is Wis
iting relatives and friends this week
at Amherst.
Rev. Otto Hoyer LETT for Haigler,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Spells and son
were Julesburg visitors Thursday af-
ternoon.
SaIus Bruner is working for Mr..
Eickmeier.
Fred Banks was Holyoke visitor
Saturday.
Grandpa Krueger who has been
living with his son at Blue Hill, is
now living with his children in this
vicinity.
Edward Rayfert, who has been help
ing his brother, George, at Amherst,
left Monday for Osomnd. Nebr.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
nderson living north of Lamar, died
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Car W.
nderson in town Thursday OF last
week from cholera infantum. The in
fant had been very sick for some time
and it was being brought to town SO
closer medical attention could be
given it. The remains were shipped
to Holdredge for burial. The two Mrs.
Andersons are sisters and their par
ents live at Holdrege.-Imperial Re-
pnblican.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Farnk Kline is the proud possessor
of a new Ford.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

wild Canuck goose was resting on
the window ledge of the FarmersState
Bank, Tuesday. The goose had beeh
wounded in the wing so it could not
fly and was captured alive south OF
the Yuma high school athletic field.
MANY Yuma citizens heard several
big flocks of geese flying over the
city late Monday evening" Old timers
formerly insisted that such an occur
ance was precuser of a big snow
storm.-Yuma Pioneer.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

2. Rardin received letter Tuesday
morning from his son. L. c. OF Sneri-
dan. Wyo., in which he states tnat
the greater part of that city is more
or less under water, that 800 pase-
ments are flooded and that the entire
country is suffering from too aDah-
dant supply of moisture. He states
tbev had is inches of rainfall during
the month of September while the
average for that country is one inch.
Fleming News.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Coated tongue. baG hr arr, head
aches, pimples, bad blood are natures
danger signals HOLLISTER'S
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA removes
the cause by carrying off the poisons
from the liver; kidneys and bowels.
Strongly endorsed everywhere-Posi-
titiye results guaranteed. Try it.
The Big Brick Drug Store. Oct.