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New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
S. Population Put
At ,7O8,77l. by
Certified Count
FiguresR Reported to Congress
Exceed Early Statistics
by 25,663; Territories
Add l2,l48, 1913 to Total

WASHINGTON. Dec. 17.-The pop
ulation Of the United States on Janu-
airy 1 this year. as enumerated in the
Fourteenth Census, was los, 5,708,771, as
announced to-day by the Census Bu-
reau for certiication to Congress as
the basis for reapportionme of the
members of the House of Representa-
tlves from the various states. The
population with outlying possessions is
ll7S57 500.
These are the final population fig
ures or the country and states, the
having been the preliminary compila-
tions. The population of the states is
as follows:
Alabama, 2,34S,174; Arizona, 333, ,903;
Arkansas, 1,752,2o4; California, 1926
SOL; Colorado, s39,629; Connecticut,
1880, ,65l; Delaware, 223,003; District
of Columbia, 437,57l.
Florida, 96S,470; Georgia, 2,Se5,s32
Idaho, 43l .S66; Illinois, 6,485,2SO; lndi-
ana, 2,93039 Iowa. 2,404 021; Kansas,
l,769,25I, Kentucky, 2,416,630; Louisi-
ana, 1,79S, sos; Maine, 76S,014; Mary
land. 1,449, ,o61; Massachusetts, 1885,
356; Michigan, 3,66S.412; Minnesota,
1887 ,l25; Mississippi, l,79O,6lS; Mis-
'N~AA ctiSf'Voc, 4hcut taiAd, JtC,CCCS Ne
braska, 1,29S,372; Nevada, 77,4o7; New
Hamps hire, 449 ,oS3; New Jersey, 1885,
900; New Mexico, 360,350; New York,
lO,3S4, ,S29; North Carolina, 2,559,123.
North Dakota. 645 $50; Ohio, $780,
1854; Okiaho ma, 2,C2S,2S3; Oregon, 783.-
3S9; Pennsylvania, 8,720,0l7; Rhode
Island, 604,397; South Carolina, 1883
IA; South Dakota. 636,547; Tennessee,
2,337Ss5; Texas, 4,663 22S; Utah, 449,-
@96; Vermont, 352, ,42S; Virginia, 2.309,-
1877; Washington. 1,356,621; West Vir-
ginia. 1863. 70l; Wisconsin, 2,632,067
and Wyoming, 1914, ,402.
The population Of the outlying pos
sessions total 12,148,73S. These posses
sions are:
Alaska, 54.s99; American Samoa
S056; Guam, 1925; Hawaii, 255,s12;
Panama Canal Zone, 22.S58; Porto Rico
,299 500; military and naval service
abroad 117,23S; Philippine Islands
l0,350,640, and Virgin Islands of the
United States. 26051.
The population of continental United
States as announced to-day shows a
~aln Of 25 663 over the preliminary
figures announced October Z
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
q. S. War Mothers to Visit
The Battlefelds of France
National Organization TO Char
ter Special Ship Next June
for Hundreds of Members

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 17.-Alice
III. French, president of the National
War Mothers, announced here to-day
that her organization had completed
arrangements whereby special ship
would be chartered during the first
week in June Of next year to carry
American war mothers to view the bat
tlefic!ds and cemeteries of France and
Belgium.
Informal discussion of the proposed
trip by officers of the national organi-
zation had indicated that hundreds Of
war mothers were anxious fer the op-
portunity to view the ba1tletields on
which their sons fought, Mrs. French
said.
Mrs. French was in conference re-
Gently with Secretary Daniels and Sec
retary Baker at WASHINGTON, and the
question of passpo is and cooperation
OF American ambassadors and consular
agents abroad was discussed, she said
The Cabinet members advised tekins
the matter up with the incoming ad-
mlnlstratlon, since the trip would not
be made until the present Administra-
ton was out of Office, Mrs French said.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
AbeLevy, Noted
Lawyer, Friend
OF Poor, Dies
Defended Nan Patterson,
Charles E. Chaplin, Miles
Mcdonnell and Others
Charged With Murder
Operated Upon Twice
Worked Way Through Law
School and to High Posi-.
ton at the New York Bar

Abe Levy, keen-witted, warm hearted
defender Of those charged with crimes,
died Thursday at his home 81 West
Seventy third Street. He had been
i'll since September 10. Two operations
were performed upon him, one for gall
stones and the other for an affection
Of the throat.
He was born in England fifty-nine
years ago and was brought to the
United States in infancy by his par
ents. By his own efforts he won a
lofty position in that most exacting
and difficult of careers, the practice
of criminal law. There will be mourn
ing in high places and in lowly at the
news of his death, for Abe Levy's
friends sat on the bench and were ar
raigned at the bar.
Working his way through New York
University Law School, Mr.. Levy took
up the practice of criminal law as
500 soon as he was admitted to the bar.
The ordeal of the young and impe-
cunious attorney who chooses that
branch of the law in this city is per-
llous and many are befouled.
Began in Police Court
Doggedly upright. resolutely cheer
full, Abe Levy plodded through the
slough of police court practice and
made friends among the unfortunates
he aided there who did him more than
one good turn later. 1t was in the
police courts, which have proved the
downfull of many struggling young
attorneys, that Mr.. Levy laid the basis
of the practice that brought him fame
and fortune.
Through the underworld the word
went out that young Abe Levy was
square, ready to help the man who was
down on bis luck and as sharp as
they make 'em. lis trst case Of i'm
portance was that of "Irenchy"
Jack the Ripper killer Of 1880.
'Frenchy" was convicted and sentenced
downfall of many struggling young
attorneys conduct Of The case was
such as to win general approval.
When Nan Patterson was indicted,
charged with the murder of Caesar
Young, Abe Levy was her counsel. Mr..
Levy was attorney for Patrick Diver,
the police justice VINO was inpeached;
Tor Jeremiah Levy, the lst Ward poi
tician, against whom charges were
brought as a result Of the Lexow m
NcSt1S dCiOuJ Mics MCDOuuSlI, Il gam
bier, who was accused of murder;
William J. Koerner, accused of the
murder of a young woman on Sixth
Avenue in 1896, and Charles E. Chaplin,
who is serving twenty years for the
murder of his wife
Associated With Son
A catalogue Of the cases in which
Abe Levy prepared would almost cou-
stitute an index for history If
dramatic crimes in Manhattan, and it
would be a most interesting volume if
Abe Levy had had the writing of it
with hand unhampered by his allegi-
ance to the code of ethics of his pro-
fession.
For several years Mr.. Levy had been
associated in his practice with his son,
Newman Levy. Their office was at o5
Liberty Street. His wife, three chill
dren and eight brothers and sisters
survive him.
Funeral services will be ,eid at 10
a. m. to morrow at Temple Rodeph
Sholom. Sixty-third Street and Lexing
ton Avenue
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Largest Dance
OF Season for
Miss Cameron
Twenty Dinners Precede
Brilliant Affair Given at
the Ritz Carlton by
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany
Miss Coppen Introduced
Parents Entertain at the
Colony Club: Luncheon
for Miss Peggy Stout

Mrs. Belmont Tiffany gave the larc-
est dance OF the season last night at
the Ritz-Carlton for Miss Mary
Cameron, the debutante daughter of
Duncan Cameron and granddaughter of
the late Sir Roderick Cameron, of this
city, and Clifton Berley. Staten Isl
and. and also granddaughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Turnure, OF
this city and Lenox. She is niece Of
Mrs. Judah Howe Sears. who came en-
from Washington for the affair. The
guests numbered more than six hun
dred, and they included the debutantes
Of the season, some of the older girls
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Business Boom Predicted
Az Advertising Luncheon

The American Association of Adver-
tising Agencies held it's first winter
luncheon at the Hotel McAlpin ycster-
oay noon The speakers were Guy
Emerson and E. J. Cattell. City Statis-
tican of Philadelphia. Mr.. Emerson
talked on "The Bank, Public Util-
ity." Both speakers predicted a new
business boom for America in the
spring, when the country, with its
Presidential campaign behind it, will
have settled down to four more years
of political quiet.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Depcw Felicitates Chum

PEEKSKII.L, N. Y, Dec. 17.-Sanford
r. Knapp, Peekskill's oldest lawyer,
celebrated his eighty eighth birthday
last Wednesday. Among the first Of
the congratulatory messages he re-
ceived was one from Chaunccy NJ. De-
pew, his former playmate and school
chum.
~ have been following you for
eighty-six years. wired the former
Senator. "and not caught up with you
yet | hope to follow you until you
are a hundred"
Mr.. Knapp and Senator Depew were
students together in the Peekskill
Military Academy more than seventy
years ago. Mr.. Knapp has been di-
rector Of the academy for many wears
and IS still active. The former Senator
will be eightyseven years old next
April.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Third Session Of Art Sale
Field at S7tl St, Galleries

The third session of the sale of art
objects sold at the Fifty-seventh Street
Art Galleries. Inc, yesterday afternoon
amounted to $3,511.50. Sales for the
afternoon included:
Neeaiepoint panel early Victorian; sold
to Mrs l.. c. Luder for $50.
Walnut table. Spanish. early seventeenth
centnry: 10 Mrs. Woods for 500.
Walnut banQuettes, Spanish. seventeenth
centgry. to Bremmer g. Co. for SIS.
Two oil iaiN'ir~s S.ta-i~T. eighteenth
century; to Leon Ricci for $s4.
Painted am. n. IN, nineteenth
century; to hi Salvo for $50.
The final session will be held this
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Darbcv Country Home Burned

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
TUXEDO PARK, N. Y, Dec. 1.-THE
Tuxedo Park home of Pierre l.. Barley,
on the west bank of Tuxedo Lake, was
burned to the ground early this even
ing The origin OF, the fire is unknown.
The cottage has been closed for several
months, as the Barley family are pass
ing the winter at Palm Beach, Fla. The
loss probably will total $5Q0,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18

Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In NIemoriam Notices
may be telcphoncd 10 The Tribune
any time up to midnight for in
scriion in The next days paper.
Telephone Beekn1an 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Colby Due at Rio Monday

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 17.-Bain-
bridge Colby, American Secretary Of
State, and his party will arrive here on
Monday according to a wireless dis
patch received yesterday from the bat
tlcship Florida, on which the Secretary
is coming to South America.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Paris University Honors Root

E.ihu Root has been nonored by the
University Of Paris with the honorary
degree of doctor of laws, according to
cable received yesterday by DR.. Mich
olas Murray Butter, president of Colum-
bia University. The message also told
of the installation in the Sorbonne Of
collection of books on American his
tory and institutions presented by the
Carnegie endowment for international
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
Rockefeller Off to Florida

S7ecIdT DESpatch TO The Tribune
TARRYTOWN, N. Y, Dec. III ohm
D. Rockefeller left Pocantico Hills
yesterday afternoon for Ormond, Fla.
He drove away quietly in an auto to
New York City. where he took the
train. Mr. Rockefeller usually stays
here until Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
BIRTHS

TINltELSTEIN-Mr. and Mrs Herman
Finkelstcin tnee Anna Rod), OF ITO
West 13d St announce The birth OF q
son, December g.
LEVIN--Mr. and Mrs Alfred Levin (nee
Frances Grollman), announce the birth
Of a son, December -. 1920, at Miseri-
cord!a Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
MARRIED

JAROS-POKIOP-On December l6 1920,
Charles w Jaros to Olga Caroline Pok-
lop. at the Church Of St. Jan Hus New
York City.
ZElNIER-SIuRK-Mr Iselin Zetmer to
Mrs Bessie Shirk. Thursday. December
i6 1920 by the Rev. DIR. Erass. at the
brides residence. $50 Riverside Drive.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18

The third Of the series Of five dances
was given by The Bachelors last night
in the Della Robbia room of the Van
de4bilt.
The ladies' auxiliary committee in
cludes Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs. Vincent
Astor, Mrs. H ward Gushing Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Frank GRAY
Griswold, Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt
%, Mrs. Ernest Iselin, Ms. Whitney
Warren, Mrs. Harry Pavne Whitney
and Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18
last night for her sister and the bridal
party.

Another wedding to-day will be that
of Miss Rhoda Anderson Higgins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard n.
Higgins, of 470 Park Avenue, to Edward
Willard Warren, at o'clock this after
noon in the Brick Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins gave dinner
last night at the Ritz Carlton for their
daughter and her fance.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18

The marriage of Miss Aghes de Seld-
ing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Shrewsbury de Seldng, to William
Leicester Van Leer, of Philade lphia,
takes place this afternoon in st.
Iames's Protestant Episcopal Church,
Madison Avenue and Seventy-frst
Street. The ceremony will be followed
by reception in the ballroom of the
Hotel Gotham.
Mrs. Henry -'ason Day, Of 70 East
Seventy seventh Street, gave q dance
New-York tribune., 1920-12-18

Thursday, December I6
Roland Hugh Williams beloved husband
or Elizabeth Parker Williams. graduate
or Wesleyan College. teacher OF science
for many years In Horace Mann school
and for two years at the Scarborough
school. Funeral from the residence OF
Mr.. Wilford NJ. Akin, SCARBOROUGH n Y
Saturday. December IS. at $50 pm
Trains leave Grand Central Station at
2.lo. arriving at Scarborough At s:l3
Friends are invited.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
\ kennedy BACK TO SCHOOL
Return of Star Line Man and Ellis
Boosts Washburn's Prospects.

Charles Kennedy. last year letter
man in football and a strong point in
the Blue line, has arrived on Wash
burn campus. He came in answer to
Coach Reams S. o. S.
Don Ellis, one of the fastest ends
ever seen in a Blue sweater, also has
reported for duty. Ellis played left
end for Washburn in 1918 and landed
a place on the all-state eleven.
The arrival of these two men make
the IchaboI prospects brighter than
ever. Coach Dwight Ream, Washburn
mentor, is enthusiastic.
when Nebraska sees this bunch IN
action. they're going to be some sur
prised," he said today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
Pelletier's Bargain Basement

The Downstairs store with lower range of pri
Thursdays sale event offers SAVINGS in Fail M
chandise.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
Send for Troco Recipe Book

The Troeo Recipe Book practical little volume,
prepared by Ida C. Bailey Allen, gladly sent free
request. Address Troco Nut Butter Co., 80
North Michigan Avenue Chicago, and mention
your dealers name.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
Careful Providers Are Using Troco

Not alone because it saves them Is to
10 cents on every pound. That would be
negligible if Troco were not a real luxury
- delicious, nutritious and satisfying.
Troeo is made from the two great food
Zones. The dainty nut fat extracted from
the white meat of fresh coconuts, is
chuTned with pasteurized milk. Troco
favor is iniulitable.
Troco is churned and shipped every
day. on ice, to insure its freshness and
sweetness. If your dealer will order fire.
quently and keep his stock, in the ice box,
your Troco will come to your table in ali
its original freshness and sweetness, just
as it comes from the churn. # you have
For sale
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22

trouble in getting Troco in perfect con-
dition, write direct to the Troco Nut
Butter Company, Chicago.
We are obliged to label Troco "oleo-
margarine" because of old laws, enacted
before this nut-mzde food was invented.
Law also denies US the right to color in
churning. Do you consider such discrim-
nation fair9 Write your congressman
about it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD

Fred Toney practically eliminated the
champion Reds from the pennant race by
taking a pitchers battle for the Giants, /
to O.
Weaver with three mighty wallops. was
the chief slLgger of the White Sox In
their to . win over the Athletics
The Yanks took the final from the Browns
S to B.
Speaker led an onslaught on the Red
Sox pitchers which resulted in the Indians
taking their seventh straight, II to l.
veaeh's double in the ninth gave Detroit
a IL to II win over the Senators.
Oeschger. Boston pitcher, had the breaks
- took the final game from the Cubs
4 TO ?.
'7as Cards won another from the Philnes,
score to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22

For sale by ali dealers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
Baseball Results Yesterday.
National League.

National League.
At Boston. 4; Chica 60. =.
At New York. l. Cincinnati, o.
A. philadelphia. l; st. Louis. ..
American League.
At st. Louis 9: New York. s.
A. Cleveland. Il: Boston. 1.
At Chicago. o: Philadelphia, 2
At Detroit, L: Washington, IL
American Association
At Columbus. 4 /; Kansas City, 10.
At indianapolis, s; St Paul. {.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
IN THE SQUARED RING

Montreal. Sept. 22.-The Georges Carpen-
der-Battling ..Levinsky fight, originally
scheduled for Ebhcts field, Brooklyn, may
take place in Montreal if negotiations now
being carried on by George Kennedy, local
promoter are successful.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
Rustproof Corsets
$3.50 values at $1.48

Low and medium bust. long
skirt models. made of coutil and
ba.iste. light boned over hip.
broken sizes, Thursday only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18
OLD LADY MAKES
GENEROUS OFFER

Seena Owen. who In playing the
part of Ruth. in Lavender and Old
Lace" recently received remark
able letter in which she was offered
the use of old Irish lace that has
been in a Plymouth. Mass. family
for nearly 200 years. The letter said.
in part.
You win pardon me for writing
you. my dear. but am an old wo-
man. having seen " summers. and
thought I might help you n little
bit II just happens have seen
you in three pictures Intolerance
was one. the first I ever saw. I do
not remember the names of the
others.
Lavender and Old Lace II my IN.
vorite book. and I saw by the paper
you are In II. have some fine old
Irish lace that has been in the family
nearly 200 years. and III be glad TO
lend IL 10 you for one OF your dresses
u youll be real careful Of II and
send IL back 10 me when you are
thru"
Misc Owen. however. was 20 fear.
full that the lace might become lost
or damaged In transit that she did
not accept the offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18
vlllAIN0US JOE
NOW BEARDlESS

The handsome young juvenile 10
be seen around yitagraph's Holly.
wood studio these days is-guess,
None other than Joe Ryan. serial
star and famous moving picture COW.
boy, who has shaved off his well.
known crop Of whiskers. after finish.
ing Hidden Dangers the serial in
which he and Jean Paige have been
co-starred. Inasmuch as the earliest
settler In the Vftagraph village can't
remember Joe Ryan in anything but
Van Dyke, the shaver individual is
having difficulty establishing his
Identity The latest report IN that
the Waterman kept him out OF his
dressing room until he got an order
from the superintendent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18

OLIVE THOMAS top. movie star.
" wife OF Jack Plckford. died n few
days ago In the American hospital.
near Paris. She died from mcrcurial
poison taken, II Is stated. by mistake.
French police began an investga.
ton which included several resorts
in the Montmartre district. said to
have been visited by Miss Thomas
shortly before she took the poison.
The Paris police soon decided the
poison was taken by mistake and
dropped the probe.
Filmdom has lost several OF it's
stars in the last year Robert Har-
ron (below). Griffith star. died in
New York. recently. from n bullet
wound II was stated he accidentally
shot himself when he dropped a
loaded revolver.
Last April Clarine Seymour third,
another Griffith star died suddenly
Of pneumonia In New York.
Lieut.. Omar Locklear tsccond).
the daredevil stunt" flyer OF movie
land. was killed at Los Angeles re.
Gently, during work on a movie
thriller. Other movie stars who have
died In the last year or so include
sidney Drew and Harold Lockwood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18
BARRIE STAGE PLAY
TO BE SCREENED

What Every Woman Knows.- Sir
James u. Barric's delightful play. In
which Maude Adams achieved one OF
the greatest SUCCESSES Of her stage
career. win shortly be produced for
the screen by William DcMille for
Paramount. according 10 an an.
nounoemcnt made In Hollywood by
Jesse l.. Las<y.
The production will be filmed at
the Lasky studio. and will he the
third play OF Barric's TO be presented
In screen forms by the Famous Play.
crsLasky corporation. the others be.
Ing Male and Female" and Half
an Hour" Olga Prinfxlau. who re.
Gently signed fiveyear contract
with the Paramount organization.
will write the scenario and the film.
ing will probably be started the lat
ter part OF the pcresent month. No
details concerning the cast and direc.
ton have yet been decided upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18

Conducted IN Cooperation With First
National Picturrs)
Betty-Bebs Daniels receives her
mail at the Lasky studio. Hollywood.
Cal. Yes. she In quite as pretty off
the screen as she 10 on Il. Harold
Lioyd's address In In care Of the
Rolin Film Co. Court and Hin SITS.
Los Angeles. Cal
Billie R.--.f,ert Lytcii IL married To
Evelyn Vaughn.
Haxy Dream Harrison Ford 10 -
years old. Constance BInn~y may be
reached at Eeaiart. 400 FIFTH ave.
She Is not married Herbert Ra~in-
son Is Is years old. and he gets his
mail at the Lambs club. New York
City.
Red Rose Charlie Chaplin IL 81
years old Yes. Anita Stewart In
married She receives her mail nj
W. ssth st. New York city. Pearl
White Is married
JIANtTA G.-Indoubfediy the
Wanda you refer 20 Ii Wanda Haw.
ley. All Of, tho starr you mention
arc travelling under their own names.
excepting Viola Dana and Shirley
Mason. sisters. whoso real name is
Fiugarth.
A Lincoln rnn-Elmo Lincoln was
born In Rochester. Indiana. You
may Judge his nationality from his
right name. viz Otto Elmo Linken-
held He and r. X. Lincoln ar. not
related They are entirely different
fellows.
= Moiiie-Ruth Roland is 81. She IL
a divorcee. Her hcigh, u S feet 4
inches Pearl Whites cys are blue.
She Is feet 8 inches.
Joss-You Ask US 20 tell you what
salary Charlie Chaplin drawa
Charlie claims he's poor. aitho he Is
rcputed to have made as high ms
million dollars a year Draw your
own conclusions about how much
salary Charlie draws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18
WORK PROGRESSING
ON SENNETT PICTURES

work on two five-rcei comedies II
being prosecuted with energy ut the
Sennett studios. One Ia for FIRST Ma.
tionai and will be the second and last
Submitted TO It's admirable distribut.
Ing organization. Its title h Love.
Honor and Behave" The other five.
reel supcr.produetion. "A Small
Town Idol" will b. distributed by As
sociated Producers. Of which Mack
sennctt is treasurer. IL will be the
first 10 be- released thru this great In
dependent organization. Zen Tur.
pin, Phyllis Havor. Marie Provost.
James Finlayson. Charlie Murray
and the rest OF sennett's favorite fun
makers viii be seen In congcnialiy
hilarious enrcilments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18
LONDON MOVIE FANS
STRONG FOR M'KIM

Robert McKIm, the handsome.
wicked villain star. rccentl/ got his
picture in an English film magazine
published In London. There was n
straight portrait, showing Mr.. Nc
Kim as he looks to the eye In real
life, and various expressions OF emo
ton in numerous other photos. As a
result. his mail was Increased by
twice the usual number Of letters
from England. The general theme
Of these letters Is. How can you be
so handsome and so wicked at the
same time? We don't believe you're 80
bad as the films paint youi VIII you
please send a nice. autographed pho.
tograph?"