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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
AIR SQUADRON
TO COME HERE
Puget Sound Named Home
OF Army Aviators

Tho sist Aero squadron. with ita
land and nea planes and n personnel
Of more than 800 flying officers. me.
chanics and executives. will b. M
signed 60 Seattle or some Puget
sound port. according 90 word re
eclvcd Tuesday by Lieut.. A. =. East.
erbrook. Seattle ace. from Cot Ar.
mold. commander OF the Western de-
par,ment Of the army air service.
The squadron. which n now sta
toned al Mathsr field. California.
viii reach here In garry summer. II
will 10 permanently assigned 20 the
North Pacific coast atiii.ry district
and win do artillery observation work
and forest patrol service. Il was an,
nounc-f.
In cas-. no sits L. obtalnahie in or
near Seattle. the squadron win work
out Of ono Of the Puget sound ports
IL IL expected that combination
SEA and land airdrome viii be used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
MYSTERY PLAY
REAL THRILLER
Bushman and Bayne Please
in master Thief"

Fast moving. crowainR one thrill
into n tremendous climax. The
Master Thief" a new crook play
IN which Francis X. Bushman and
Beverly naync are starred. held an
audience that filled the lower floor
and balcony at tho metropolitan
transfixcd for five short. snappy
acts Tuesday night
The play will be repeated every
evening thru tho week. with mat
inea Saturday II IL n fhelodrama
with the speed Of modern mo-
ton picture. In which Mr.. Bush
man and Miss Haync prove con-
ciusiyeiy that pictures DO not spoil
an actor for the spoken stage.
Quite the contrary. II seems 90
NJ them better for ~.
After tho first curtain rises. re-
yeailnE shadgsy figures Of a man
and woman plotting In n dark hotel
room. and their swift getaway thru
a aid. door ms two detectives enter.
there IL no respite for the
audience. Tho action sweeps on.
gathering momentum with every
spoken word and every move OF
tho IL actors In tho cast
The Master Thief IL the story
Of a business crook. checkmaicd
and outwi,isd by n clevcrcr genius
called "Paymnster." whose puxziinR
rnanouvers BATTLE stage detectives
and keep the audience guessing
and aghaat.
when the hero finally II trapped
In n seemingly inextricable pre-
dicament. there II flash OF pistols
in tho dark and the tables are
turned In n trice so quickly as 60
Htartle and win applause from
even the cynical gallery gods
And when tho pcanut-eatinR urchln
hanging over tho Eniiery-rail
deirns 10 spank his palms. there
IN something doing--it n some
show.
BuHhman. tho he-vamp matinee
Idol OF half n dozen years ago.
later of the pictures. Is seen In
THE Master Thief as n pick
pocket so doft that his work.
wicked tho 81 in. cxcitos your nd
mirntion. You adore Miss Baync.
As for the rest OF tho cast. you
will admit. each is an artist In
his part. And very likely you
won't sleep wink the rest Of the
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
SOVIET TROOPS
NEAR ODESSA
BoIsheviki Report Further
Battle Successes
ny ED. L. KEEN


Omitted Press staff Correspondent
LONDON. Jan. T.--The recently
launched Polish offensive against
Bolshovik forces IA Northwest Rus
sta was inspired by the allies to
force the reds 60 withdraw men from
the southern front. where their
armies are putting tho finishing
touches 10 General Denikin's forces.
Moscow wireless dispatch claimed
today.
The reds. however. claimed further
SUCCESSES against pcnikin. Soviet
forces are approaching Odessa. they
declared. and the anti Bolshevik in
hahitants OF that city are fleeing
In terror toward Constantinopic.
The reds also claimed capture OF
Mariupol. an important port on the
Sea az Axov. Dcnikin forces defend.
ing Mariupol fled. partly In steam.
crs and partly along the coast. the
Boisheviki asserted.
A dispatch 20 the Times from its
correspondent az Aho. Finland. TO.
day said fighting had been reported
between the North Russians and
Knrrlins and that Intervention by
Finland 90 help the Kareiins was
probable.
Another Bolshevik wireless claimed
Admiral Kolchak. head OF the All
Russian government In Siberia. has
resigned. The Boishevtki also claim
ed resignation Of Chairman Lukomsk
OF General Dcnlkin's special ooun-
ell.
Premier Lenlnc Of the soviet gov.
eminent is making every effort 10
placate the peoples os South Russia.
Il was Indicated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
PLEAD NO TRIAL
GERMAN SEAMEN
Note Objects to Hearing o.
fiCerS OF Hun Fleet

PARIS. Jan. 7-Germany has sent
n note TO the peace conference OBJ
jecting TO the proposed trial Of Ger.
man officers who scuttlcd the in.
termed German fleet at Scapa Flow
by an allied tribunal. 1, was learned
today.
The Germans also renewed their
objection TO giving up five light
cruisers demanded by France, de.
claring their surrender would leave
Germany without sufficient ships
necessary for patrol duty.
The note reiterated the German
denial that marine materials de.
mnnded in the Scapa Flow com.
ponsation article OF the protocol had
beei. sold since November 3. 1919.
as the allies have claimed.
Germany said she did not object
10 the absence of American repre-
Rontatives on tho various commits.
sions charged With tho execution Of
the peace treaty which is TO be de.
clarcd effective Saturday.
The Hungarian delegation has ar.
rived here to prepare for bringing
RI out peace between Hungary and
the allies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
M'ADAMS FUNERAL
SERVICES THURSDAY

Funeral services for Thomas ].
McAdams, AZ. who died Tuesday
morning at his home. 7l24 Wright
ave. will be held Mt noon Thursday
from the Bonney. Watson chapel.
McAdams formerly was purchasing
agent for the Arctic club. the Pa
clflc Steamship Co. and the u. s.
shipping board. At the time Of his
death he was bookkeeper and
auditor for the steel plant at
Youngstown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
WOMAN BLAMES
0PERATIC STAR

CHICAGO. Jan. Charles Bak.
ianoff. star baritone OF the Chicago
Grand opcra company. was NJ iib.
eriy on 81 900 bonds today. awaiting
hearing on deportation charges. The
charges were filed by Mile Eivira
Amazar. who ia member Of the
opera company. she charged Bakla.
noff with inducing her TO accompany
him TO tho United States on promise
TO marry her. She later learned he
had n wife In Russia, she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
name PROVOST
IN CRIME CASE
Held Under Arrest in Murder
OF ]. S. Brown

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich. Jan. :.
Lloyd Provost today stood definite
iy charged with staying his friend.
J. Stanley Brown. whose body was
found December - In his automobile
on a road near here. Prevos, II a
cousin of Browns wife. He was ar.
rested las; night
Macornb county authorities today
believed they had a eofnie,s chain Of
circumr,antlai evidence upon which
20 press their charge against Provost
witnesses were found who can check
up on every hour Of Prcvosfr time
the evening Of the murder. officials
said.
with tho arrest % Provost came
release Of Cecil Beatrice Vss'es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Held in Attempt
on French's Life

LONDON. Jan. T.-Bartie Kelly,
proprietor OF the Half Way house in
Dublin. near which the first at.
tempt on the life OF viseount French
occurred. has been arrested In con.
nection with the outrage. n Dublin
dispatch said today.
No specific charge has been placed
against Kelly. the dispatch added.
a dispatch from Belfast said
owing 90 tho increasing number OF
attacks on police barracks tho gov.
eminent had decided TO arm all bar.
racks in the south and west with
Lewis machine guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
So MORE HELD
AS ACITAT0RS

NEW YORK. Jan. Fifty elk ht
persons were added to the group Of
alleged alien radicals at Ellis Island
during the last "a hours. bringing the
total held there fer deportation up
to 4si.
Department OF justice agents con
tinued their raids yesterday. Top
ping the days activities was a sud
den descent upon the Novy Mir.
organ OF communism. at one time
edited by Leon Trotsky. Fourteen
men and one woman and large
quantity of literature were settled.
DR.. Victor Pachackzky. an associate
cf Trotsky. was among thos. arrest.
"a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Portland Store L.
Robbed by Bandits

PORTLAND. Jan. Two
masked men entered the Nan
drug store on prominent corner
Of tho main business district early
today and. at the point OF n re-
volver. forced John Rockway. the
night clerk. and Lewis Hcuer. a
customer. to turn over sss in cash
and a gold watch.
Upon Heuer's explanation that
he lives In Camas. wash. and
needed money with which to re-
turn home, the robbers returned
81 to him.
The holdup men then forced
their victims into the cellar. took
9ee from the cash register In the
store and escaped. Police who re-
nponded to the alarm could find
no trace OF the bandits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Arrest Bergdoll
as Draft Evader

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 7--Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll. alleged draft
evader. was arrested here at the
home OF his mother today. lie was
taken in charge by Officials OF the
department OF justice.
According TO officers who made
tho arrest. they took revolver
from the hands of Mrs. BerRdoll.
who was in the house. Bergdoll Is
the son OF n wealthy brewer. lie
formerly was an automobile race
driver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
BANDITS SHOOT,
WOUND VICTIM
Albert Greenberg GrappleS
With Armed Thugs

Police are seeking two garage
bandits Wednesday. following
two attempted robberies Wesincs.
two attempted robberics, during
which one man WAS wounded
when he grapplcd with armed
thugs.
Albert II. Greenberg. OF the Gay a
Grcenbcrg Furniture Co. brooklyn
ave. and 45th at, was putting his
automobile into his garage. ut goth
ave. n. e. and Rnvonna blvd. when
he was accoatcd by two thugs. one
~ tho men carried gun. and they
commanded him 10 hold up his
hands.
Greenberg. according 20 his story
10 the police. did not comply with In.
HtructionH. but started 20 Rrapplc
with tho thug holding tho gun. Iie
was shot during the struggle which
cnHucd. The bandits fled following
the shooting.
Greenbcrg was rushed 10 the Co
lumbur Hnnitorium. Dr. J. ~ saycr
announced. following his oSamina.
ton OF Grcenberg'a injury. that he
would live.
The second garage robbery occur.
red In broad daylight. when a thug
followed ilass,eft Hansen. ii22 W.
6ath at. into his garage and forced
him 10 hand over ti2 at the point OF
a gun.
Hansen told the police he had just
put his car away when no turned
and saw the stranger.
is this car yoursT" the man
asked.
Hansen was on tho verge OF reply.
inE when the stickup told him 10 put
his hand In his pocket and get HIS
money. Hansen did so, The hoidup
disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
excepting JOB." TOPIC

Getting n job and Keeping II"
win b. the subject discussed a, T.ao
O'Clock Thursday evening Mt the
broadway high school by the Seat.
Ito Chapter Of the American Associa.
ton OF Engineers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
employees FORM CLUB

Employees Of Piper a Taft effected
a social and business organization
Tuesday evening at a banquc, given
by the firm ut the Hotel New Wash.
inRton. Monthly meetings will bo
held The organization will be
known as '-Taft's Better business
Club" Frank Townsend was named
chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
BARTELlS RETURNS

r.. J. Barteils. manager ~ the
Wood Pipe Export Co. has returned
to Seattle after a business trip TO
San Francisco and Los Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

In celebration Of jackson day"
the King County Democratic club
will meet at Moves cafeteria Thurs
day NJ .. m. Judge w. III. Pembcr-
ton. Col. J. NJ. Hawthorne and
Laurel J. Qulnby will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
STATE BAKERS TO MEET

A large delegation OF Seattle bakers
and men affiliated with tho baking
industry, win go 10 Tacoma Thurs.
day to attend the mid.winter meet.
Ing OF the Washington Association
OF Baking Industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
CHILDREN'S
SCHOOL SHOES AT
LITTLE PRICES FOR
CLEARANCE
68 Pairs of Children's
Shoes $2.95 a Pair

30 pairs Children's Gun
metal Calf Shoes with
Neolin soles, high tops
lace style; 1926 a pair.
--l5 pairs of Gunmetal
Button Shoes reduced.
--l5 pairs of Patent
Leather Button Shoes,
good values at s2.95 a pair.
is pairs of Children's
Shoes with glazed kid
vamps with white fabric
high tops; lace style, pair,
S2.95.
Sires SIS 20 In combined lines.
SECOND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
FUNERAL HELD WEDNESDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Kate
Leigh. 60. who died last Sunday at
her home, 1914 18th ave. N. were
held Wednesday morning ut the
Chruch OF Our Lady OF Good Help.
Mrs. Leigh had been n resident of
Seattle for SO years. She is survived
by sister. Mrs Fenton Grammar. of
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

II Pershing were elected president,
he would he the fourteenth war vet.
Gran TO serve in the White House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

Motor sIedges are taking the place
OF dog teams In the Far North. They
make 80 miles an hour over the
snow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Mems Shoes-Special
at S5.85 a Pair

40 pairs of Mems Genuine Russia
Gunmetal and Calf Shoes-popular
English last-Howard & Foster and
other makes.
Also 60 pairs of Mems Black Wei
hid Shoes on straight last, S5.S5 pair.
80 pairs of u. S. Army Shoes, with
heavy oak soles. at S5.s5 n pair.
MEMS AND BOYS SHOE
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
JIMMIE FINDS SANTA
BUT LOSES HOME

'.Jimmie" Alexander. three years
Old wandered away from his home.
tf9 Madison street, yesterday after
noon and was found several hours
later by Police Oilcer John Scott at
Fourth and Market streets. Jimmie"
WAS on a hunt for Santa Claus and
was greatly Impressed by the sights
he had seen. He had found the
Christmas trees he told The ofiloer,
but wanted 20 md Santa. too. As he
could not tell where he lived he was
placrd IN charge or the matron al
The police station. where he enter
tanned himself building block houses
until he fen asleep with his head on
his arm
A frantic mother finally called the
station and nearly tainted when in
Formed Jimmie was safe. "rhats
him." She exclaimed over the tele-
phone when Jimmie" cried a little
at being Weakened SO suddenly. The
hoy did not lnd Santa, but he made
friends with the policeman and Il
vastly pleased with them all.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
GREAT REDUCTION
In ROAD BIDS
Special to The Evening Journal.

olctidi W liie ENcnluB JOURNAL.
DOVER. Dec. 23.-Bids were opened
by the Stale Highway Department
yesterday for building 4.5t miles OF
State road from TybOut's Corner 10
81. Georges in New Castle county. No
action was taken on the bids which
were as follows:
1880; ArgOnne Construction Co,
Wilmington. $780, OS: Broad Greek
Construction Co.. Elkton. Md, Si0i 1873 !.
Frank l.. Cohen. Buffalo. ~ v, S93,-
1888: ComerfOur Construction Co.,
Philadelphia, S90245: Joseph Dain-
to. Martinsburg, West Virginia, ST.
j7S; Il. Hopkins. Troy. N. Y, S97,i7O:
ST. Jones CONSTRUCTION Company, n.
Y. SiOi.7i0; o. c.. Julian Engineering
and Construction Co.. SIP. i2s: Key
stone Construction Co., Philadelphia,
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
At TUE MAJESTIC.

A new and more fascinating Billie
Burke is TO be revealed In "The
Frisky Mrs. Johnson her latest pic
tIre. which Is coming 10 The Majestic
Theatre today FOR an engagement COW
ering the remainder Of the week.
Billie Burkc's name Is inseparably
linked with llght comedy roles. but In
her new picture she sounds a deeper
note and often reaches Intense dra-
matte heights
This Is quite n departure from the
Comedy roles Miss Burke has In the
past enacted with SO much charm, for
as Mrs Johnson. she strikes deeper
note. The story Is laid In Paris dur
ing the carnival season and a bril- liant
settling has been provided for the pro-
ductl0n,
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
bals Burke and Tsd Ss nom '1s 9fsy 7ds lnsuo
yAsmoNt gctlJe
BILLIE BURKE
Now Playing { the Majestic.

production Of the famous stage offer
ing produced by Mr.. Tourneur in AL
his finished style.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
sTnF cFNTIRY MIDNIGHT WnIRL. :

Comedy OF The merfest SORT
abounds In the Century Midnight
Whirl.n which Will be ut The Play
house the first three days OF next
week This celebrated theatrical Of
icrlng Is alive with spirit and happi-
ness and the color and glee. lniag-
Inc comedy scenes In which appear
Richard earle and Blanche Ring, and
Charles Winninecr and DAY Gould and
Winona Winter, as well as a great
many others. Theatreg0crs through.
out The land have delighted in INC
Jolly and artistic comedy provided by
ihese stars and never have they been
provided with so great an oppOr-
unity to create happiness for an an
,iicnce as they have In the "Whirl'
seats for the attraction are now sell
ing
Evening journal., 1920-12-23

sli8.g78 A. II. Mcdonald, Marshallton,
$500, 49, Mclean Construction Co.,
Baltimore, Md, $4,000; w. II. Murphy
& Sons. Harrisburg. Ss2,4iS; Plel Con-
struction Co., Baltimore, si03,653; w.
]. Poster & Co, Si09, T9i co; Rasofi
Engineering Co.. s99,5994O; Sherman
4 Rhodes, SS3S53; Winston, sitS,90i ;
Fisher & Carozz Co., si09 $1,000.
w. e. Allen was the lowest bidder,
his bid being s66,ii23.s0, which is less
than $4,000 a mile.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23

II. ID. Weyl, ]. J. Mahoney and John
Lyons, executive board
Mr.. Gallaher, the divisions presi-
dent. Is one OF the best known men
In The labor movement In this city
and already has served two terms as
president OF the trOlleymen's union.
The election was spirited, nearly 400
per cent. Of the membership voting.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23

Dan Ely's Black and White Revue,
which Is one OF the features at the
Garrick Theatre this week, Is clever.
tnncui and funny. 10 Is, " reality.
minstrel performance. with men
and women In the circle. There arc
clever COMEDIANS. with new lole-,
good singers and good dancers. inc
of The striking features OF the act Is
the work Of Alma Neilson,-who Is a
wonderful toe dancer. other eirls IN
the company are also good dancers
Ely himself. who is one OF The black
face endmen. Il a scream, with Ed
Ouiglcy. the other end man, close
eocond
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
AT THE QUEEN.

Today az the Queen Theatre. The
Last OF the M0hicans" stlll continues
as the featured attraction. Every
thing that was said OF this produce
ton In advance seems 90 be coming
true. The story and It's wonderful pre-
sentalion has found great sympathy
with the audiences who have turned
out to view the picture. Something
In the nature Of a surprise Is handed
10 the spectator during the per-
formance Of The picture. Edgar's
Hamlet" Is the name OF the added
comedy Offering.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23

GHOST BETWEEN AT
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

This evening, al The Playhouse, the
sncstregoers Of Wilmington will be
hfrodWed 70 Taylor Holmes new
,ehlcle. "The Ghost Between" which
has come for three-days engagement
fhat is TO include Christmas matinee
and evening.
Vincent Lawrence is The author OF
the production. which is called an
American Romance" u is typically
American in its characters and in It's
story, but there is flavor OF orig
inality about rs plot hat would
make il new to any stage IN The
World
Mr. Lawrence has in his creation OF
Dr. John billiard. given 20 Mr. Holmes
a Characterization that shows prom
Use az even far-exceeding the popular
Bunker Bean" made famous by MI.
Holmes
No details OF story or plot win be
given in advance that would tend %
spoi the surprise OF the entertain
mcnt
Laura Walker is Mr.. Holmes lead
Ing lady.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23

Viola Dana Is playing Today al the
Rialto, In the same picture that Of
fered her at The Playhouse several
weeks ago. II Is "The Chorus Girls
Dana's work In It's delncatlon, sur
passes anything she has done here
tOfOre.
on Friday Maurice Tourncaur's
splendid production OF the Drury Lane
melodrama, THE White Heather"
will be featured This is a thrilling
Evening journal., 1920-12-23

The gross wealth production OF the
United States in 1919 was about s54,-
000,0O0,0O0.
The State OF Washington has the
highest available waterp0 ,50O,-
900 horsepower.
The export trade OF Los Angeles
With Latin America has increased ii0
per cent. in the last four years.
Egypt Is again open 10 visitors ar
ter having been closed 20 tourist trav-
ell for almost seven years.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
Equitable Trust Company

Wilmington, Delaware
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
TRUSTEE THE DELAWARE FOUNDATION
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
Greetings

The present Holiday Season brhtens the period of Recon-
sucton and REIMBURSEMENT through which the whole world
passing
Prosperity in the future will not be founded the false
stimulation waste but will be built the peaceme needs
of food shelter clothing and comforts of the people
The fact that have accomplished much of the
of eaton without panic serious strain speaks volumes for
the ability and integrity of those who have guided the financial
affairs Of this country during the past year.
is not only the pleasure but the duty of every banker to
do all in his power steady the business structure of the Nation
until the process has become complete.
This Institution with record of thyone years of success
full behind it. looks forward the greater opportunities
the coming years Our facilities will not only be completely
the disposal of Deawareans in the past but greater
efforts will be made tell the public about the many advantages
Company Service the matter of conserving Estates
acting guardian of minor children and Trustee for those who
desire establish Trust Funds for their children for other de-
pendents or themselves.
We will help you, you will permit to your
affairs that Merry Christmas and Happy New Year will al
ways be assured to your loved ones.
Evening journal., 1920-12-23
.GALLAHER AGAIN
HEADS TROLLEYMEN

The annual election for officers OF
Division No. si2. Amalgamated Asso-
citation OF Street and Electric Railway
Employees, was held all day Tuesday,
the election board making It's report
OF the canvass that evening at the
meeting OF the division held at head
quarters, 902 Washington street. The
Following Officers were elected II. II.
Gallaher, president: II. A. Bell, vice
president; A. II King, financial secre-
tary; 5. w Novel;, recording sec
Rotary; p. Wlngatc. treasurer: s. u.
Wright, conductor: w II. LLOYD.
warden; q. w. Hutchinson. sentinel I.
l0hn Lyons, press agent; II. d. Weyl,
H. A. Bell and G.. w. Hutchinson.
auditing committee: Charles Fergu-
son ana James Maxwell, DELEGATES to
Labor Temple Association James
Maxwell, John Lyons. M. Allen. q.
Ferguson, j. Babby, w. ]. Hunter and
g. w Hutchinson. delegates to Cen
lral Labor Union; @. II. French, ]. II.
Mahl. Q. II. Hall. Jr.. II. Renshaw,
feeling Half a Chance" VIII be
today.
Lillian Rich, whose charming fem
mime portrayals opposite the Pathe
star II. B. Warner, have caused no
little comment has been engaged 10
play the leading feminine role Oppo-
slle MaNon Hamilton, in Jesse ID.
llamptOn's big Pathe special, Hall
a Chance" Miss Rich but recently
| came 10 this country from England
but has already gathered aim laurels
through her work In "One Hour Be-
fore Dawn" Felix ODay," and q
number Of other feature productions
The added attractions is Charlie
Chaplin, In THE Rink" and Pathe
| News.