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CHup(H ~'R[uGOUS News

tion OF Clarence Dickinson. Charles w
Harrison. tenor. will sing the solo part
other List numbers will he sung by
Agnes Kimball. soprano; Rose Bryant
contralto, and Frank Croxton bass
The Rev. Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan
pastor Of the Broadway Presbyterian
Church will preach tomorrow at II a. m
on "Christ's Shining Glory and in the
evening on Perfect Peace"
Or. Wyle will preach at a. m. 20
morrow at the Scotch Presbyterian Church
on Making the Ways Of Zion Prosper
GUS" At s D. IN. there will he union
service of the Fourth and Scotch Presby-
terrain churches. and the Rev. DIR. Mark
A. Matthews. Of Seattle will preach on
Christian Patriotism"
The annual service for the State DauGh-
ters OF the Revolution. of which the Rev.
DR. Robert Bruce Clark is chaplain, will
be held at the Church Of the Puritans at
II a. m. tomorrow. The 4th Company
of the eth Infantry. Captain Mazet, Will
act as guard of honor. The colors of the
eth will he present and field music OF
the 9Th will act in the salute to the col
ors" Distinguished guests will he pres
ent. At s r. m Or. +. J. Stanley VIII
give an address on "The Panama Canal
A World Miracle"
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church, DR..
Edgar Whitaker Work. pastor, the Rev
p. Elwood Erickson will preach at II
a. m. tomorrow.
Sherwood Eddy. the student volunteer
organizer and speaker. who travelled with
Mr.. Mott through China. will speak at II
a. m. tomorrow. in the Central Presbyte-
rian Church, on THE New Repuoilc OF
China and It's Needs"
At $50 y. m. DR.. w. Merle-Smith VIII
preach on washington, the Great Aris-
tocrat."
At the West-P Park Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR.. Anthony III. Evans VIII
preach at II a. m. on What Are We Com
ing To?" At p. IN. the choir Will sing
selections from Rossinis "Stabat Mater
and the Rev. DR.. Arson p Atterbury will
preach.
At the New York Presbyterian Church
the Rev George w. Arms. jr, will preach
at II a. m. tomorrow on George WASH
ington" and at s p. m. on What Is SAL
vation?"
At the Northmnster Presbyterian
Church the Rev 4. II. Limouze Will preach
at IL a. m. tomorrow on "Nicarious
Healing" and at p. m. there VIII be
rally of the Boy Scouts.
The First Chinese Presbyterian Church
will celebrate the third anniversary or us
organization on next Monday at p. m
at Nos 293 and 225 East S1st street. Dr.
John r. Mott will speak.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. at the corner Of South OXFORD
street. Brooklyn, the minister, the Kew
Dr. Charles Carroll Albertson, will preach
at 10 80 a. m. and Z As p m. tomorrow
blessed in Struggle" and george
Washington in Brooklyn in 1875 and
1914" will be DIR. s. Edward Youngs SUD-
iects tomorrow morning and evening III
the Bedford Presbyterian Church, Brook
Ign.
Al the Wells Memorial Presbyterian
church. Argyle and Glenwood roads,
Brooklyn. the Rev William Bishop Gates
will preach tomorrow at II a. m on
washington At p. m. DR.. Il. l. DOC
little will speak on Syria.
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

At the Church Of the Ancension the
Rev. Dr. Percy Stickney Grant will
preach at Il a. m. tomorrow on God
Consciousness" At p. m. Mendelssohn' S
Hear NY Prayer" and Gounod's "Gallia"
will be given, and at the Public Forum
Gncorporated). which meets at p. m.
Miss Helen Todd will speak on What
Women Have Done with the Vote in
California" At Sl5 p. m. on Ash Wednes-
day Rossini's "Stabat Mater VIII be
sung. At p. m. every afternoon during
Lent there will be evening prayer in the
church. with special speakers on Tues
day. on Wednesdays and Fridays Or.
Grant will make addresses. His subject
on Wednesdays will be THE Poetry and
Problems of the Psalms On Fridays he
will use the titles of books as his sub
iects.
The Rev. Dr. Ernest M Stires will
preach at II a. IN. tomorrow at 81
Thomas's Church, and Bishop Burch at
the special service for the Sons of the
Revolution at 4 p. m.
The cantata From Olivet to Calvary
will be given tomorrow evening at 1he
Church Of the Heavenly Rest.
The Rev. Samuel Neal Kent will preach
al IL a. m. tomorrow at the Church OF
the Holy Communion and the Rev. Dr.
Henry Mottet at p. IN.
Services will be held on Ash Wednes-
day practically all day, with an address
by the rector at p. IN. Beginning that
day. he will give the ffteen-minute adj
dress beginning at 1890 O'Clock noon IN
every week day during Lent.
The preacher at st. Paul's Chapel, Co.
lumbia University. at p. m. to-morro"
will be Professor Charles Foster Kent, OF
Yale University.
on next Monday at 2:SO p. m, in New
SYNOD Hall. Amsterdam avenue ana
cathedral Parkway. the Brotherhood OIL
81 Andrew has public meeting for men
Bishop Talbot. Of Bethlehem, and FRANK
Moss. former Assistant District Attorney
are the speakers. Bishop Greer VIII pre-
side I'm the undercroft of the same hall
mons clubs will meet Visitors from
mems clubs of Boston will attend ana
Bishop Greer will speak.
Bach's cantata, THE Lord Is My shep-
herd" will be sung by the choir OF 81
Bartholomew Church al p IN. To-
morrow.
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

DR. Burrell will preach on Washing
ton at II a IN. tomorrow AT the Marble
Collegiate Church. At S p. m. "Pauls
Reckoning" will be his theme. A meeting
Of the Womens Guild will be held on
Tuesday at p. m. in the lecture room.
Addresses. with stereoptcon. will be given
by Mrs. Allen and Miss Lawrence. secre-
taries of the Women's Boards of Domes-
tic and Foreign Missions.
At the Collegiate Church Of St Nicholas
the Rev. Malcolm James Macleod will
preach at II a IN. and 8 p. IN. tomorrow.
The quartet will be assisted by violin.
harp and organ.
At the West End Collegiate Church tho
Rev DR.. Henry Evertson Cobb will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow and at 4:50
y. IN. on Patriotism and Piety." The
choir will be assisted by Hans Kronoj.
'celist.
The Rev. DR.. Mark Allison Matthews, of
Seattle. ex-moderator of the General AS
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church,
L. S A.. will preach in Madison Avenue
Reformed Church at II a. IN. tomorrow
on New York Dsposlng Of Christ" and
at i:30 p. m. on "Our Dethroned Parents"
Or. Matthews is pastor Of the largest
Presbyterian church I'm the world, 1t hav-
ing $500 members. Seven of its missions
have become independent churches. and
I'VE missions are still maintained.
At the Reformed Church OF Harlem to-
morrow evening a patriotic service will
be held, and the Rev. DR.. Tilton will
speak on THE Life of George Washing
ton" Dr. Tilton will also preach in the
morning.
In the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church "Go-to-Church Sunday" will be
observed tomorrow. At II q. m. Dr. Paul
Seibert Leinbach will preach on can You
Afford To Be -Churchgoer?" At s
p. IN. musical service Of a patriotic
character will be held, and the pastor will
speak on Washington the Immortal"
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Books SAuthors

until this minute, mousse
tor double fence around 1t ana an
si'H - The eccentric recluse' inc
ion ~ and distinguished Juose
sris'o''' master Of the house Is
os'rs"C Nth CLASSY eye, speechless IN
i c"nu Bela. a giant negro ms ser
rs '"s "a only companion, and the
''n. Of the town. who this day mao
'''1O, ,.oablv left the gates ajar' comes
ine>p'.e,iv his coal-black features
p pr into an indescribable hue
cam, ,so HOOD gushing forth from a
ss lash in his head. and fails oeau
ss~ ~ ooor Wen, 20 make a long
'lS~ hort and 10 throw no light OH
So ring here. a strange coincidence
81, ,sde the judges brilliant son.
DO a.,o,,, he was estranged, the lover
0 ~, Young lady-of all people in inc
3 "a against whose father ms
~ had uttered sentence OF dea'h'
s.o,e OF the crime was an uncom-
-. gloomy and isolated place oa'ieo
1'',, r4ouov." The mother Of the
lady referred 20 happened to be
' '-s ,bat way at the moment ana
p seen silhouetted against the SKY
- sr,-e OF a man wearing very
can whiting a stick. There
-. ~. ,n that town two just such caps
We v,iled portrait. defaced IN an un-
and ominous fashion a kniie
- broken point an algebra
..,,ser,ng room into which no one
. .,epped. n rain Of anonymous let
49,, A riot. deathoed scene carry
y. story on TO a happy ending. The
=, Of the mystery may be
'.,,.vhat tame. but on the way to 1t
~ reader IS kept constantly on the
,rl ylve.
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tional Christian Police Association will
observe go TO church Sunday to-mor-
row AT It's regular Sunday meeting at No.
2o6 East 5Sth street. The address will be
given by the Rev. p. n. J. Lenigo. or
Boston. late Christian Police representa-
tive in the Philippines. All policemen
and their families are cordially invited.
Miss villa Faulkner Page will close her
New York lectures tomorrow at $50 p. m.
at the rooms OF the Professional Wom-
ans League No. 1879 Broadway. Her
subject will be Self Healing
Mary Etheridge Chaplin will speak on
play" tomorrow morning al the 3erke-
ley Theatre. 18th street and Fifth avenue.
This is the second subject OF the trilogy
OF day OF life. At her studio. In the
same building. in the evening she Wlll
sneak on THE Rosary" II is the aim II
these services TO be OF direct practical
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UNITARIAN.

At the Church OF the Messiah CUni-
tarian, the Rev. John Haynes Holmes
will preach tomorrow at II a. IN. on ''rhe
Greatness of Washington" Mr.. Holmes
announces two interesting and important
series of addresses. On Sunday mornings
during March he will preach special
series of five sermons on the general sub
ject of Some Moral Problems of Our
Time" and beginning Sunday Afternoon
March /, he will begin a series of six
Lenten lectures.
At Unitarian All Souls Church, while
Mr.. Sicer will he in the pulpit, at ii a. m
tomorrow the sermon will be preached
by the associate minister. Mr.. Sullivan
on the subject, "A Spiritual lnterpreta-
ton of Patriotism" \ sermon for Wash
ington's Birthday.
The Rev. DR.. Merle St. Croix Wright
will preach on "The New Morality to-
morrow at the Lenox Avenue Unitarian
Church
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General Items of the Week.

The subject of the lesson sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
be Mind" and the golden text CORN
thians, 3, !. Neither is he that planteth
anything, neither he that watereth; but
God that giveth the increase n free
p1lblic lecture on christian Science Will
be given by Professor Hermann 5. Herring,
G. 8 r.. in the Second Church of Christ,
Scientist. Central Park West and 6Sth
street. on next Monday, at p. m.
At the Church of the Divine Paternity
Washington's Birthday will be observed
with special music and appropriate adj
dresses at both services. At II a IN. Dr.
Wilbur +. Crafts. head OF the lnterna-
tional Reform Bureau, Washington, VIII
speak upon Living and Dying Nations.
At 4:S0 p. m. the Sons OF the American
Revolution will attend in a body, and DR..
Frank Oliver Hall, as chaplain, Will speak
ON "The EXPANSION of Patriotism
At II a. m. tomorrow in the Meeting
House of the Society for Ethical Culture
Horace j. Bridges will deliver the address
on What the Public Wants and What 1t
Needs" At p. IN. Alfred w. Martin will
sneak on The Shepherd of Hermas, a
rejected book OF the New Testament.
Al II a. m. the Brooklyn Society for
Ethical Culture, meeting In the Brooklyn
Academy of Music, will be addressed by
Cecil Delisle Burns on True and False
Altruism."
DR.. J. *. McClurken, one OF the leading
United Presbyterian preachers or the
United States and chairman OF the Billy
Sunday" Evangelistic Committee In PITTS
hureh. is TO introduce the Rev. william
SUNDAY when he speaks in Carnegie
Hall on the evening of March Tor the
Evsneelistic Committee OF New YORK
civ Applications for tickets should be
sent at once 10 the Evangellsuc Coihtiii'-
tee. No al Lexington avenue.
The Rev. DR.. Henry r. Rose will deliver
an illustrated free lecture on Ihe rive
Great Traits OF Washington tomorrow
AT 3:45 o. m. in the Central Branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association NO.
II Bond street, Brooklyn.
Al the Twenty-third Street Young
Mems Christian Association. near seventh
avenue, at Gas p. m. Tomorrow there WIN
he a patriotic meeting for men. Judge W.
= Norris, OF the Department OF justice,
Washington. will speak on The rag OF
Peace" This is day Of patriotism ana
,nspiration. and a cordial invitation Is eN-
tended 10 the men of New York CITY 10
ioin with the Twenty-third Street Young
Mems Christian Association in TINS ce'e-
hration OF the birthday OF the Father OF
the Nation
The photo drama OF Creation con-
,inues TO be popular in the metropolitan
cities throughout the country. As usual
n, the Temple, SD street. near Broadway
the public of New York will have an OPP
nortunity 10 see and hear II at ana
%. IN. All seats free and no ooilectiohS'
Nothing Doing" will be the subject OF
DIR. Nehemiah Boynton tomorrow al the
4 o'clock meeting for men at the "es'
Side Young Mems Christian Association
Mrs. Helen Temple Brigham. speaking
Internationally. will answer any ques'
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tons pertaining 10 the subject OF spirit

tons pertaining 10 the subject or spirit
ualism tomorrow morning and evening.
Henry Frank. head OF the Liberal Con-
gregation that meets in Schuyler Thea
ire. will speak on Winston Churchill
Inside OF the Cup" at.H a. m. to-mor-
row. At p. IN. he will speak IN Auer-
bach Casino on The Opening OF the New
Cycle OF Thought" and on Tuesday at
p. m. he will speak I'm Westminster Hall
ON .Is Religion Forever Dead?" All IN
terested are invited.
The Law OF Healing: or. How Helen
Scott Was Cured" will be the subject o.
+. ". Sears's lecture at II a. m. to-mor-
row In the New Thought Church, New
Aeolian Hall A. de Davorof. Russian
barytone. will sing. II. $. Collins will
lead the Harmony Club next Thursday
evening at No. $50 West End avenue.
The New York branch Of the lnterna'
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help IN the daily probl.ms Of me and %

help In the daily problems OF life and 20
inspire courage and good cheer.
Where Is the Unknown Empire" viii
be Mrs. Sophia Van Matters subject to-
morrow evening at the Unity Society u
Practical Christianity. No. JOS Madison
avenue and at p. m. on Monday.
Swami Abhedananda VIII explain the
basic principles OF the theory Of eyoiu-
ton and show how far heredity answers
the problems OF life on earth in his lect-
ure next Sunday evening AT Carnegie
Chapter Hall. The swami is giving class
instructions Monday evenings al SIS D. m.
at the Lillian George Studio. No West
5Sth street.
Professor C. r. Everson will give his
lecture on Christian Science: Was II
Founded by Prophet or for a Profitg' at
the Heights Lecture Hall, lsist street and
Audubon avenue. tomorrow at 10 q. m.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

At the Broadway Tabernacle Church
the Rev. A. J. Lyman will preach at IL
o clock tomorrow. on Sunday evening a
special musical service will he held at
which Dvoraks communion service in ID
will be sung. DR.. Jefferson will preach
on the I'D to the students Of Chicago
University.
An address on George Washington
will be given in the North Congregational
Church, 14Sd street and Willis avenue, to-
morrow morning by General George b.
Loud, the Silver Tongued Orator
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the different denominations should he
welded into one united church. The title
% his sermon Will be "Hamilton's Thir-
teer Gum Trees"
George y. SAGE will address the Young
Mems Bible Glass OF the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church on Religious Patriotism"
Tomorrow al $40 a. m.
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CHARITIES.
THE SERVANTS or RELIEF TOR

INCURABLE CANCER
70 whom the citizens Of New York have
lately given the large new ST. Roses Free
Home, at Jackson ST., New York. have had
a years work OF prosperous efficiency. an
average OF nifty more men and women.
destitute and In tho last stages Of cancer.
being harbored at time The charity ex-
lists only by gifts Of money and by legacies.
and as II now has two large Homes ono ia
the country, the dependence upon the r.
membrance and generosity OF friends OF tho
poor Is most urgent. and has lately resem.-
bled the call by wireless which is saving so
many lives In the hope or obtaining sup
port BY donations OF periodical tyre
which will aid the large expenses OF carry
ing on the two Homes holding altogether
one hundred or more destitute men and
women, with their attendant Sister nurses
this advertisement Is presented. Rosary Hili
Home tho Mother house. and 81. Roses Free
Homo. In New York require total of
$50 600 year for the proper care OF the
patients Donations should be addressed 10
MOTHER VI. ROSE HUBER. q. =. d..
ST. Roses Free Home, II Jackson ST.
New York. or 10
MOTHER VI AIPHO>sA IATBROP. OSD.,
Rosary Hill Home. Hawthorne.
Westchester County, y. y.
visitors are welcomed 10 the fine new city
Home. II Jackson 81.
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH
REFORMED CATHOLIC.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
SPIRITUAII>T.

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH So
GETTY. INC. holds Spiritualistic meetings.
59th ST. and Madison Ave. every Sunday. 2
and p m. Monday, p. m; Wednesday.
go p. m; Thursday, p. m. CHRlsTEN-
sen. Danish Psychic gives demonstrations. no
lecture. Everybody welcome Are YOU inter
ested In scientific research OF Spiritualistic
Phenomena? Attend the meetings write
for free pamphlet
Spiritual and Ethical society, lf2 West 125th.
Helen Temple Brigham. insplrational
speaker. Will answer questions pertaining TO
Spritualisn, morning and evening.
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HAMILTON GRANGE.
Convent Ave. and

PAUL SElBERT LEINBACH. ID. Minister
An Seats Free Everybody Welcome
il a. M-"Can You Afford To BE a Nom
ChurchRoer?' 9 II. M.-"Washington the
Immortal"
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rHE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH

West End ANc. and Iltn 81
Rev HENRY ENERTSON COBB. DID, Minister
VIII preach al II 4. NJ. and $50 =. II. AZ
> 80 = NJ. Subject; Patriotism and Piety'
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THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH or ST.
NICHOLAS

9Th Ave. and 18th 81
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD. Minis
ter, VIII preach az n \. NJ and =. NJ
Church School and Biblc Glasses. 9.ij \. "
Quartet accompanied by organ. Harp & Yioir
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REFORMED.
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE

ON Ave. and 2Dtl 81
Rev. DAVID JAS. BURRELL. u. D.. MIN
lister, will preach.
II A. M.-"Wa shington."
p. M.--"Paufs Reckoning"
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ST. BAaTHOL 0MEW'S CHURCH
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY

Nmsterdam avenue aud IIIIH oIFtt1'
& 10 A. M............. Holy communion
II 4. No.. Preacher. Dean Grosvenor
4P NJ. Preacher. Rev. Chas. $. Hutchinson
Daily Services, : 80 4. NJ. 12 NJ, 4:30 p NJ.
(ChOral except Monday and Saturday,.
Ash Wednesday. 1880 A. NJ. II a. NJ
lPreachar. Carsnn Nolsonl. 4. 80 y. VI.
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u e Weiss "The World Set Free
IN he published in this country on
v,,eb n by +. p. Dutton & CO.
The Washington times., 1914-04-24
"In Mizzouri.
(All Star,))

= IN RADBURN, sheriff of Pike
county, is in love with Kate,
daughter of 10 Vernon, and
~ unknown to her has supplied
the father with money for her edu-
cation at college. An express car
IN the charge Of Sam Foster is rob-
bed by Robert Travers. Foster In ar
rested as an accomplice, and later
Travers journeys to Bowling Green,
where the characters previously
named live. He succeeds In winning
the love Of Kate. dazzled by his
Promises OF the gay life in the out
er world, and Is in a fair way to
having her elope with him, when
roster. released from prison, recog-
nizes him one day In the village
drug storre. A fight and chase en-
sue. and Travers takes refuge In the
vernon home, where Kate has been
left alone, while the rest of the fam
fly went out to Join the posse In
search OF the train robber Jim, who
had on the previous day resigned as
sheriff owing to new business ven
lures, runs Travers down, but to
save Kate's name allows the train
roober to escape on his horse. Tho
ATTEMPTED lynching of Radburn for
his allowing Travers to escape, the
death OF the latter. Radburn's ex-
oneration by 10 Vernon, and tho
awakening Of Kate's love for Jim
complete the actual story.
The Washington times., 1914-04-24
"Her Big Scoop"
(Vitagraph.l

~ENT to write up Mrs. Contague
Bulgers ball. Fanny Stone. a
society reporter on the Eagle,
is treated very shabbily.
Fanny meets Bert Bailey, who has
just started a new paper, called
THE Era" She tells him of the
treatment she has received and they
plan revenge. They catch Mrs
Bulger in the conservatory spoon
ing with long-haired poet and
they take a snapshot Of them, which
interesting picture. Fanny publishes
in the Eagle. with ner account OF
the ball. Mrs. Bulger is furious
and demands Fanny's dismissal
Fanny Is discharged. and while
lying on her bed that night, crying,
she overhears two men who occupy
the room next to her, planning a
bank robbery She "shadows'' them
and assured q big SCOOP" offers
to sell 1t to several of the big
newspapers. but they are skeptical
and finally she takes II to Bert He
is delighted and agrees to take her
SCOOP" He offers her q share Of
the profits and a position on the
paper. How the story Is verified
and Fanny at last makes good,
makes an interesting and exciting
series Of pictures.
The Washington times., 1914-04-24
To Stop Race Libel.

A meeting of the Committee for the
Protection of the Good Name of 1mmi-
grant Peoples was held in New York.
recently. The meeting had been called
TO take steps for the correction Of q
notorious evil. Mr.. Simmons. the chair
man OF the meeting. had invited repre-
sentatives OF various film producers to
discuss ways and means for suppressing
the motion picture caricatures on certain
nationalities. Several of the representa-
tives of film companies present spoke
on the subject and advised Mr.. Simmons
To confer with the national board Of
censorship which would cooperate with
him. Mr.. Simmons took this suggeStiOn
under advisemcnt and will probably get
in touch with the chairman OF the board
of censorship.
The Washington times., 1914-04-24
Burglars Kit Causes
Actor to Be Suspected

Tom Fortune. who is technical director
at the Lasky Studio. in Hollywood
while speeding from Los Angeles re-
Gently with complete outfit of burglar
tools, was chased by speed cop. In his
efforts TO get away he went over the
limit and was caught. The cycle officer
pulled him into the police court where
the tools were discovered and the de-
tectives thought they had a real crook.
They eu-ptied the three grips and found
drills, powder, electric steel burners.
jimmys and every imaginable safe
cracking implement. He had a hard
time convincing the Judge that he was
taking the outfit TO the studio to Re
used In q vault scene in The Master
Mind" He was fined and allowed to go
back. The company lost a half a days
work