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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
Saturday Socials
First To Pc Launched November 9Th.
At Westminster.

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the y. ".
c. A.. announces the filts Of series
Of sccials f0~ the yeg:ng people 81
the city. al the Westminster Building
under the auspices Of the Christian
Endcavor CT the Second Presbytaria,i
Church, Saturday afternoon and even
;n@ November Is.
Thes. soGals will continue each
Saturday afternoon andl evening
throughout the winter with one Of the
ycm@ PEOPLES societies o! the vari-
cus churches in charge. Following
the cnc announced above tn" Erworth
League of the NJ. f. Church South
VIII have direct charge cf the Sat-
ulaav cf Nav. IL: the r. Y. 7. T.,
OF the FIRST BautiSt. Saturday Nov.
%. and the Helping Hard Sa"i":v Of
ti" Trinity NJ. f.. Church Saturday
Nrvrmbe" 27.
Mrs. Harry 3. Cation, president of
thr T.adiss Auxiliary Of the Y NJ. e.
A., exclaimed that the intention is to
furnish place for the Young people
cf tie ETY. t. have a wholesome af-
tcrnool ar-l evenings pleasure The
auxiliary Will have a committee al
ways present Ia assist the young
p"cple in carrying ort their program
whatevc" form it may take.
Miss Martha Allison. chairman cf
the social ccrfulttac cf the Christian
sErulcavsr,.xwhich has CHARGE nf tar
figst day. has snvpral- committees
working 70 make the first attemnt a
real example for the rost. indoor
qucitS and deck shuttle hoard viii
hc The principle games Introduced &nd
the Intention is 10 nave al rf the
young people take part in these
sports and prizes will be awarded
FOR the best performers.
Refreshments of all kinds VIII be
on s::l" hc.h afternoon AMI evening
and nj the supper hour n lGnch2on
will be served tr which he parents
"A hcmn." Considerable interest IS
invited .Tn ka"p r,nthrr from the
p"cc ssitr e pr"nar'ng IN extra mea:
atbomc." Considerable interest Is
hcir~ shrun IN those sor;al affairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
INDIcr MuGGsY ,MGRAW
Giants Manager Is Accused of Vic
Iating VclStead Dry Law.

- r.
New York, Oct. 29.-John ]. Nc
Graw, manager of the New YORK.
Giants, Yesterday was injected by the
Federal grand jury on charge OF
violating the Volstead act.
The Indictment was procured on
evidence presented by Assistant Fed
eral District Attorney Edward Fl.
REYNOLDS, who investigated the fracas
at the Lambs Club last August be-
tween McGraw and John c.. slavln,
. musical comedy actor. The indict-
ment charges that on that date Nc
Graw had illegal possession Of a BIT
tie cf whiskey. The maximum
penalty for such an offense is $500
fine.
The grand jury's action, it was
learned. resulted from statements at
trG.buted to Metraw in press reports
during investigation of the Lambs
Club fracas. In these he was quoted
as saying he had bought two bottles
Of whisky at the club shortly be
fore the trouble described.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
SENSUAL REVELS
GRIP BERLIN RICH.
MASSES STARVE

Berlin. Oct. 29-nhe pursuit of sen
3a.ous pleasure is gltpping al Berlin
tShEe the masses claancr for bread.
! Cabarans everywhere awe catering
q all classes. Reckless spending and
Moose moraElty are rampant.
( Rarharc scenes are Witnessed pight
lt in B2rE:n's most luxurious cabaret,
the k;rfursterdamme, which is
hrongs3 with prcf5teens and Russian
sr:stocrats who drink champagne at
80 marks per bottle and watch
beauty dances" in which yopng girls
Wearing crly necklace or belt, sway
o sersrcus Slavoric music.
The average citizens, frequelFtme
he cheapsr cabsrefts, are also en-
e1:airei with similar 'beautty dances
RsStn life today is compared by
Femoas observers to the decline of the
Roman epp:re.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
MacSwiney's Funeral
Pontifical Requiem Mass Celebrated
in ST. Georges Cathedral. in
LcrdGn.

London, Oct. 29.-The Government
has refused to permit the body Of
the late Lord Mayor MacSw;nev, Of
Cork, to be landed in Dvblin and has
prorid4d = special steamers to rskt"cy
the remains to Cork.
London. Oct. ga Pontifical re-
ou:em mass was celebrated this morn
ing st. Georges Cathedral over the
body Of thc late Lord Mayor of Cork,
Terence AIacSwincy, who died in Brix
tor prison, Mondav morning after n
hunger strike which lasted r'or" than
- days. Church digr;tarics. the Lord
Mayor cf Dublin, the denuty 1.Grd
Mayor Of Cork and deputatinrS repre-
serting the British Parliamentary
Labor party and varionS Irish pc!iti-
nan and civic organizations attended.
Thousands of persons thron@"i
every available space III the large
Cathedral. scores standing on chairs
in the aislcs. straining for q glimpse
Of the chanccl. where the castct rr-
pcscd IN a catafalGu" with fonr Of
ficcrs wearing the uniform Of the
Irish republican army standing mo-
t;cnlcss as guard Of honor.
The caskct was snrmcunied by
wrratbs and the hat which the Lord
Mayor formerly wore aF c"Hmandant
of the Cork brigade If tho volunteer
army. The h"castp'ate Of tn" coffin
bore an inscription in Gaa'c reading:
"Murt!crcd Nv the foreigner IN Rrix-
ton prison. London, October -, the
fourth year cf the republic. Aged
10 years. God have mercy on hi'
soul"
n lhc front .pews. reserved fer the
family and official decorations. there
was ono fig're missing. the Lady
Mayorcss, who collapsed this morn
ing from the strain and anxiety and
was unable to be present at the c'rc-
mony in the cathedral.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
Predicts Victory
George White, Chairman Of Demo.
cratic National Committee
Sends Telegram.
(Spec;al to the Gazette.)

Especial to the GaZette.)
The following telegram explains
itself which Secretary in. Brenaman
Of State Democratic Committee re-
quests be published. r. A. James
Chairman, Richmond. Va. please be
on your guard against desperate re-
publican attempts TO connect demo-
cratic committee or officials with
sclw;lous pamhlets being circulated
throughout nation. These attempts
may even take the form of invented
telegrams or fake affidavits. Tn"
National Headquarters and State
Committee have absolutely rejected
all correction with. any mud Singing
tactics in this campaign, and I doynot
proposd that the democratic party
shall be victimized in effort to cheat
us Of certain victory.
GEORGE WHITE, :
Chairman Democratic National Com
mittee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
.MinterStillMissing
Miss Cora l.. Kennedy In kensing'
ton, Md.

No t:dinr have yet been relieved
coaccrr:rg the whereabouts cf Rel
eiyh M;ntor, who disappeared f."m
his home in this city, 116 Schth Fax
cite street .ast Saturday. All cf-
forts or the part CT The pcl:cs to trace
his whcrcahcuts have been unara:li"s
His wife has heard nothing fr"m
him.
The police have been notified by
the mother that Miss Cora l.. Ken
nedy. Of 4O5 So.th WASHINGTON
street. reported az missing since
Tue~day. is N Ecnsin@ton. Nd, and
expects to return home todf.. Miss
Ken-cdv was vis;t'ns. friend in
kerns:ngton and was taken i'll which
was responsible for her ahs=nce ae-
cord:ng TO letter written by hel
brother to her mother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
DEMOCRTIC FUND
TOTALS $S7S,S3l.2l

New York, Oct. 2?.-Total receipts
lbv. the Democratic National Commit
tee to October % for the conducs OF
the present campaign amount tc
sS7S, ,S31 "a. according to an announce
merit made by Wilbur w. Marsh. the
party's National Treasurer.
This figure, Mr.. Marsh sad was to
day submitted according to the re-
quirenrents of the corrupt practices
law. TO the Kenyon Committee Inves-
tieating campaign contributions and
expenditures, in Chicago.
The sum collected, the Democratic
tsea,surer stated. is constituted almost
of contributions to- the campaign
s150.O0O which was borrowed. Other
socrErces, which aggregated coaEec-
tions of only few hundred dollars, in
c!u,FeG the sale of the campaign text
books, refunds from ADVERTISING AMI
such smal items:
Chicago. Oct 29.-The Republican
NatTonal .Capm;ttee's campaign to
elect seEator Warren G. Harding
PrraSttii.3e.,it will cost s., 442 1929, Fired
w. Uphann, National Treasurer Of the
party, notified the Senate comm5ttee
appointed to investigate campaign cN
pcntEiitures in report filed, with the
ccnmi1'lea here today.
The sum cf $3.O42, 1922 had sheerr
speslt up to the close of business Sun
day. Oo!'ober "a. and Mr.. Uphanl cs-
timated the expenditures IN tihe .c!cs-
!ra. week Of the campaign at $780,
900 atEMit:Gnal. The report shows that
3O1 ,9S was sper! between October
IS. @hen a report was filed with the
Clerk of the Hcusc of Representatives
in Washington. and October "a, the
DAT. Of 'tGc5ay's report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
WITNESSES VANISH
IN MURDER PROBE

, ( . u va i 4 = : Z u
Chicago, Oct. 29-Disapp pearane'
elf eight witnesses wanted to cor,
,oibate the alleged confession of Viii
liam, Sadaer, New York stock batokel
bsfore THE Fedral grand jury here
was announced by officials today.
sasiier according to Federal officials
exposed huge liquor ring. said. to
be kantA,tng m.M:ons of dollars
worth OF wh!skey. The confession i'm
pIua.es scores of FEDERAL officials and
MANY Chicago policemen.
n Ascending to officials, unless the
eight witnesses are founa the govern
m,s.p.'s case against tine liquor: ring
VIA practically collapse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29

"lt i. i.n:Hoss;be to tel! you how
proud j was when he invited. me to
become his private secretary in
f!ii. ea.Ga-n. cg a1ow suielnnly gratifie,i |
was when, after he was elected Presi-
Gc.lt, he invthe,l me 20 ccme to Wash
ir@tc7r IS his private secretary. On
March 4 shall have completed 10
yesrs, two nicnaaits and four days of
|ttss i:F:ims,e, cfiieial persona! asso-
c1aton. Lee: the future bring what It
W.T. ! have had this supreme salts
fa"t-bn. thaa. for 10 years have been
tiedup w:,ah the greatest man of the
&C., ard The greatest force for pub
tic gard2-n al the worlsl of this pres
a.s time."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
Robbers Get $3.50
Hold Up woman Clerk and Escapes
After entering. Dupont p. o.,
Washington,

Three robbers this morning went
into the branch postoffice at No. 6,
Dupont Circle, Washington and at
the pei mt Of pistol held up Miss NJ.
Toomb ard escaped with $3.50 cash
The robbers however, overlooked
about $4,000 which was in the safe.
Miss Toomb closed the door just in
time to prevent the robbery Of the
safe. A description CT the men was
furnished the Alexandria police I'M
mcdiatelv following the robbery and
every effort made to find some trace
of them in this section without re-
suits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
NEGRO's ARREST MAY ADD
TO RECOVERY aF 200 CARS

Nashville, Term, Oct. 29.-"A
fence" for stolen autcnicbi..es that
may lead to recovery of nearly 200
cars. is expected to be revealed in
}grand jlmy Investigations following
jthe arrest at Lexington, Tenn, of a
negro. Four cars were taken with the
negro.
A systematic plan for changing en-
kg;ne numbers and otherwise disguis-
hng the identify of stolen cars is sus-
nectea. Beth Memphis and Nashville
detective forces are working en- the
case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
Heart Attack Fatal
Mrs. Caroline G. Wattles. Ore e
tlcxandria's Oldest Residents
s;uccumbS.

Mrs. Carolr:n Clagett Wattles
wi,inw cf Hrrry Starr Watil"s. one
# .AI"vsr4r;a's c!,!":: and hes!
known residents, died ut . c'"lock.
rc.t"-Iav aft""rc"n ut tn" residence
NJ he" sce Cnun"ilman G. william
Watrlcs. 300 Prime street. Hw
death followed ;hrrt Illness Snf
was due +" an attack rf heart trouble
Mrs. WatileS i. survived BY fou.
aasFicrs ard three sc.es as follows:
Ms Elle,1 Wattlcs. this city: Mrs
Thomas A. Log, Mrs. William R"wic.
Mrs. A!evaadcr VI. kcnpl" cf Wash
ine,fca: M"sSe.s. Ren:% Starr Wat-
.lcv. r.ty r"ur"iln,Hr {. William
iva'tic: sni Richard II. Wattlrs.
Ifor frr"ral viii take place at 2
,.'r'"~k tcsnnrrrw afi r--"c"r from St
pau|'v En:sr"n%l Chus"h and ser"ic"s
-" J." "~r 'J".".; h- Re-. ir. T. =
phillips. f"..n,c" rotor cf that r':rr"i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
Private Secretary Presents
The Human Side Of
Great Character
WILSON THE MAN
Declares, President is Greatest Man
of the Age, and Greatest Force for
Public Coed in all the World

Washington. D. c., Oct. 29.-In Oh
Scure Bethesda, small Maryand
town rot far from the Capital, was
set fCHth last night a phase Of the
jcampaign that deserved a warld au-
! d?ence. Before a Democratic mass
meeting, large for the hamlet, but
smaller By far than the great revcla
ticn deserved. Joseph P. TumuEty,
s2crag.ary to President Wilson, gave .
most intimate review of the nations
.caden
There has been no such estimate
by man 50 able TO judge as Sec
rc:ary Tlmsl5.y gave Of the Demo
cratic leaS1ar he has served for ten
ycars. Ils address fo'9cws:
q ccme 20 you tcn:gir: nc; to a&@i
anything to the Democratic argument
which iS a already complete ard con-
vinc;r1g. but merely 70 talk fer a III
| lie wh:le about the man who for eight
>!.irr rig wears has been the nations
..xder. man as strangely lnfSundcr-
stood by scme and as viosersly ms
rcprcs emtcd by others as any man in
The wlAole h::Enry of American pc!l
.ics since The great President Wash
iryton cried out, after ycaiiS CT ma !ig
nara. misrepresentation that he had
never repented hut once having sa:p-
pei the moment of resiguirG his Of
flee. and that was every mrment
stree; tlat by Ggd he had rather be
lin his gave than N. his present sit7
.nr.r:on'
Il have fong wam.ed to ted the coun
i sry cf the marner CT man this Wood
rory WsF3cn really j.. but have re-
| Trained because knew that he him
se'f wotl.d not Rave approved: He who
iF;,t'nks from saHf-exno;tatfan wcuI
1iasert exploitation by his friends.
I Ard 80. while he was candidate for
"iIice. or appealing p the country 20
s'"ct q Congress that wnuld support
his policies. ! have put seal ON my
rrrs. lard as It has been to do 50.
But circumstances have altered.
! Whoever is elected Woodrow Wilson
WY raSs from the s.a"e or March 4.
art! m accordance with the genius
ard character of free Republic h"
wao has sat in the most exalted sent
| in The laud wiz! Step down and qui@t-
~ take hi sro!ace in the gro.at COM
pany cf private citizens. 1t, thcrc-
fore. seems to me rot improper that
Just before the curtain rises on the
'aEtaot n:sr!c.tiw step cltt from my
ohscur:ty n the wirrs. an'l 'c!! the
aHd: encc a few thrgs ahcnt the lead
;rr actor in this great Ghama Of the
mast eight years. the stD7nicss and
most pregnant period in all The his
;crv If III" world.
~ have k,iawn Wcadrow Wi@Son fer
| 10 wears in the int!niat" re.atl1nsh 2
rr private secretary. ] may be pre-
sumn,I to knew at least as much
.,bcm. him as the gentlemen who 'i2s-
cour<. vc9hslGv # him II Pullman
smokers, on .G,e golf I;nks anil in the
Gibbs. who assure you that all they
say IS fact fcr they had il on the
wraH cf a fr:c,,h Of j friend who pass
Il through Washington once and
heard nan say that another man
said, ctc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
TWO WIVES, "sEvEN
YEARS OF HE'LL

Philadelphia, Oct. 29-John Kar.
I;nski was ARRESTED as he left his work
ait The New York Shipyard, and taken
TO ia;l en- a charge of deserving his
wife. He, had failed 10 appear in
Count when summoned ito plead. last
McrpG7av. Wren ARRESTED Karinsk:
stra1ruously objected, saying that nc
has "ehad seven years Of hi" III liv-
ine with two wives, amid Thought he
had enough punishment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
SACRED MUSICAL SERVICE.

The uuartette ard chorus CT the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
will or. next S.ndav ni"ht at 7:45
o'clock provide the nrin::n@l nart OF
lhc evening in the place CT the SER
mon
The programme, as arranged. VII
be published in tcn,orrow's editor
If the Gazette.
The public cordially invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
T)T Ed.

ysrrr rc ,N~s. cArnIINE rt.a.
cFTT. -y'1lw Of tho 'a+e Hcnry
Sta.r Wattics. G'erl q" O"t@hcr %
at 2:30 y. I'll. I:;reral from st
Paul's Church, Saturday, October
30th at 200 p. M. Irterment pri-
vate. 259-1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
SPECIAL.

Just received SO fancy young chic
.kens frcm> the Valley of Virginia.
snecial pr;ce fer Saturday, 4Oc ID.
Came early. T. G. Pullin, corner
Queer, and Royal streets. 25a-1c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
list RECEIVED

Three Gar leads Of Security Port
|and Cement at cxcept;cnallv low
|p"i"e. Ehomas j. Fanrcn &. Sons.
e5o.ac
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29

rnP EFNT-Or" LARGE front double
room o., se-ord floor. sr!ond d.
fl, ni,hri Su;tab'e for Two or
three men, or Will take girls that
ar" "mrlryed. Gall ut 200 Pr;rce
.;t-cnt. or phone 9l0. 239-1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29

Ehe members OF the .Lad!eSs lass,
ad the Bataca Class f-tke First Bap-
tistesC Church will give an oyster sup
{ per this evening from 6 to o'clock,
in the Westminster Building.
1t is requested that the veterans
of foreign wars in the city turn in
applications properly filled cut in or
der that the committee may make
the necessary arrangements for the
organization CT a chapter in this city.
/ An important meeting of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary to the American
! Legion viii be held at s o'cleck this
evening at 40S Duke street. All
members are urged to be present.
A republican mass meeting will be
held at o'clock tomorrow night at
the Del Ray School House, Potomac,
Arlington county. The affair viii
be under the auspices of the Harding,
Coolidge and Brooks Club.
Il Rev. W.. O. Roome, Of Emmanuel
Church, Anacostia, D. c., will occupy
the pulpit at st. Paups Church, on
Sunday morning, October a1st. There
Twill be nc service .at~-st. Paul's
Church that ewenins.
The Norton Memorial Will be open
tomorrow, Saturday morning from
ten to eleven to receive flowers from
5thc members Of st. Paul's Church for
1.-THE "4ll Saints" service, which will
jbe commemorated on Sunday instead
of Monday.
The man giving the rame Of Sam
uel Bell, forty-on years, cid, picked
| up in Fairfax county while roaming
at large i'm that county has been turn
ed over to the Fairfax authorities.
Bell has thus far refused to tell where
he came from.
Hiss Vera Germcnd returned last
week frcm Cincinnati, where she has
spent the past six months, and left
Sunday for. st. Augustine and ether
points in Florida. She will return
ifroT Jacksonville to New York by
isea.
( Mrs. Patrick J. Cowhig died yes
Iterday at her home at Casanova, Va.
iShc is survived by five children, three
tdaughters and two sons. The deceas-
led was a Miss Connolly and native
fof Elmira. n. Y. She was well known
Pin this city where she was frequent
visitor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29

ADVERTISE v"nr wants in the Sd
zette Want Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29
ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

The members of the Ladies Class,
sad the Bataea Class of,the First Bap-
tistS Church will give an oyster. sup
per this evening from to 9 9o'clcek,
in the Westminster Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29

1t is requested that the veterans
of foreign wars in the city turn in
applications properly filled cut in or
der that the committee may make
the necessary arrangements for the
organization CT a chapter in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29

A republican mass meeting will be
held at o'clock tomorrow night at
the Del Ray School House, Potomac,
Arlington county. The affair viii
1 under the auspices of the Harding,
Coolidge and Brooks Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29

/ Rev. w. O. Roome, Of Emmanuel
Church, Anaeostia, D. c., VIII occupy
the pulpit at st. Paul's Church, on
Sunday morning, October a1st. There
Twill be nc service .at~-St. Paul's
Church that ewening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-29

An important meeting of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary to the American
! legion viii be held at o'cleck this
evening at 40S Duke street. All
members are urged to be present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-30
"JACK STRAW" MARKS
DEBUT IN PICTURES
OF CARROLL MCCOMAS

Carroll McComas, the dainty ac-
tress who became so popular with
the soldiers overseas and was
known as "the girl who sang for
the boys on the Rhine" has de-
serted the stage for motion pic
lures and will make her screen
debut as leading woman for Rob-
ert Warwick in his latest picture
JACK Straw coming to the "B''
theater, commencing today.
Miss McCoplas is a Los Angeles
girl and daughter of Judge Charles
Carroll McComas, a well known
jurist, who, with his family, lived
in Albuquerque in the early days,
when the judge was the prosecut-
ing attorney for this district Her
first professional appearance was
as a whistler on the Orpheum cir
cult. She later entered musical
comedy and had leading roles in
such successes as THE Dollar Prin-
cess" "Oh, Lady, Lady, and THE
"Walkoffs."
In Jack Straw" Miss McComas
is Ethel Jennings, daughter of n
hard working clerk. She falls in
love with the iCeman, and later,
when her father has become rich,
learns that the man of her heart is
an archduke. In the supporting
cast are Sylvia Ashton, Charles
Ogle, ]. NJ. Dumont and Lucien Lit
tlefield. william De Milledirected
the picture, which is Paramount
craft.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-30
DYNAMIC ACTION
IN THE NEW WALSH
ROMANCE AT PASTIME

An unusual treat, 1t is declared,
awaits patrons of the Pastime
theater beginning today, when
William Fox will present the con
oueror of the Screen" George
Walsh, in "The Dead Line a new
tale of love and revenge by PAU H.
sloane, in which action is the Key
note. .-.-.
The story in this dynamic drama
is laid in the mountains of Ken
ttAeky. famed for feuds and moon
shine whiskey. Both products OF
that section are played strongly IN
the picture, giving the personality
of George walsh, star, ample scope
for unusual effects. He fights and
loves and conquers with the
strength of the strong and the dl-
rectness of an untamed, primitive
nature. Those who have witnessed
showings of THE Dead Line are
enthusiastic in their praise.
This Sloane story was directed
for the film by Dell Henderson
noted for clear-cut productions
Mr.. Walsh is supported by an emil
nently fine cast, including Irene
BOYLE. Baby Anita Lopez, Joseph
Hanaway, Al Hart, Henry Pem-
berton, James Milady, Gus Weln-
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large head of water in the Rio
Puerco, which has its source in
Valencia county.
Six miles of track of the Santa
Fe railroad near Socorro is re-
ported to be under water and it is
believed that about 1000 feet has
been entirely washed away.
The Santa Fe railroad will make
no effort TO relieve the situation
until the water lowers, it was re-
ported yesterday.
Conflicting reports were received
in regard 10 the auto road via
Socopro, while it was reported that
twenty-one autos had left Socorro
yesterday en- route to Albuquerque,
tourists generally are following the
route Via Magdalena and Belen,
where the bridge is open.
Tourists going out of Albuquer-
que are directed to go out on East
Central avenue one mile to the uni
Versity, then turn to the right and
around the cemetery and up a
small HILL keeping the main trav-
eled road to large sign post that
was erected yesterday by Col. D..
K b. Sellers which will give direc-
tions to the sign post that has been
put up by the people of Belen,
The situation at Albuquerque
and Belen remains about the same,
although it was thought there
was slight fall in the river yester-
day afternoon.