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Evening star., 1921-05-16
BAPTIST MINISTERS
HIT ALLEGED BLUE LAW
neciare Opposition to Enforcing
Sunday Observance by Legisla-
tion-Declaration Causes Stir.
tion-Declaratio,
cpecia, Dispa tch to The Star

Sunday Observance by LeS1Sla-
tion-Declaration Causes Stir.
Epecial Dispa tch to The Star
BALTIMORE. Md. May 1s.-Action by
the Ba ptist ministers in declaring that
they were opposed to efforts to enforce
Sabbath observance by law or thus to
impose any other religious obligation
upon the people of the state has
caused some STIR this week among the
extreme advoca teS of blue laws
At the time when the Sunday base
ball case was pending and the first
of this seasons games were being
played a resolution was offered to
the Baptists for passage. This was
not, at that time. acted upon. Failure
act was regarded a. surprising by
chose who had called on the Baptists
10 enter their protest.
There the matter rested until this
week. when the Baptist ministers
came out finally as refusing to back
the effort to have the law cover a
religious question. taking a stand
that they did not wish their mem
bers to participate in games. but
were not for locking up others who
held different views
The idea OF the church IN action
against the lawmakers who refuse to
stand for the extreme restrictions on
Sabbath pastimes was condemned by
some Of the ministers as just what
they wished to avoid. This means
that the Baptists will not as a de-
nomination help to support a lobby at
the next session of the legislature
The fight for lawma kers committed
to the ban on Sunday sports, espe-
cially commercia1iZed sports, is be-
ing actively made in the counties g
where the Lords Day Alliance after
the plan OF the Anti-Saloo League,
is having candidates for the legis-
lature take stand for or against
the Sabbath laws.
a group in Cecil county has gone
the full limit, agreeing to find candi-
date to back the alliance program, il
the regular party men are not specific
enough in their promises. In other
Evening star., 1921-05-16
HOODOO HAS NO TERROR
FOR COUPLE OF LOVERS
WE'D FRIDAY, MAY 13
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CI'MBERLAND, Nd. May l6--
Superstition worried not George
William Karl. twenty-one years
old. a Pennsylvania railroad ma
ch!nist of Altoona. Pa, and Miss
Lille Pearson. nineteen. of Juniata,
Pa, for they came to Cumber-
land Friday. the 18th. and were
married The bridegroom said that
there were thirteen passengers in
their coach. 2513. hauled by engine
2713, and that they arrived here
at 11:13 in the morning The taxi
driver had thirteen as the last nu-
neral of his license. and they got
their marriage license in thirteen
minutes. The bridegroom name
--ticorge Williams-containS thIr
teen letters. while his bride also
has thirteen letters in her name
The taxi driver predicted a happy
marriage because the sun shone.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
AGAINST INTERMARRIAGE.

Senator Caraway of Arkansas. dem
ncrat. introduced IN IN" Senate Satur-
day a bin to prohibit tn" inter
marriage of whites and negroes m
the Dist r-ict of Columbia. Th" bIl
would also prohibit whites and ne
groeS who have been married from
coming to live in th,. District.
Another bill offered by the Arkan-
sas senator would prohibit the en-
liytment of negroes in the Army and
Navy and provide for the with
drawal of all those now in the service.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
HAVE DOUBLE AFFLtCTION.

Special Dispatch to Tho Star
fREDERlCkSBURG, Va, May 10
Mrs F.. H. Blackley was taken to
hnston-Willis Hospital. in Rich
rnond. to undergo a serious opera
ton. On the same afternoon. Mrs.
biackieys mother. Mrs. Mary Vir-
Elni1 Hearn of Port Royal, was
stricken with PARALYSIS while visit
ing her daughter, Mrs Saliie Norman.
IN richmond. Mrs. Hearn's two sons,
Messrs Thomas and Willie Hearn'
ana Mrs. Willie Hearn. were sum
t1 fnohen to Rlchmond by the critical
Evening star., 1921-05-16
ounties similar tactics are being en-

counties similar tactics are being en-
ployed.
The alliance has speakers every
Sunday in the rural sections of the
state and in small towns. where the
sentiment against RaItimore's Sunday
behavior is most deplorable In
some of the larger towns the senti
ment for locking up base ball man
ayers is not so strong as il was a
few years ago
In the city the members Of the
Legislature. most Of whom are more
or less receptive candidates for re-
election. have heard of no effort to pin
them down to an expression on the
subject of sunday sports. Most OF
them. however. are openly in favor
of Sunday professional base ball
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Dotted Swiss
KinOnOs
SITS

Dotted Swiss K1no-
nos of extra fine quail
ity in pretty styles;
they have fine lace edg-
ings and are run with
narrow ribbon i n
dainty colors; finished
with ribbon rosettes.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
MUST BEGIN IN TEN DAYS.
Notice to Contractor for Road
Work in Maryland.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special D1sbo0n o1a1.
BALTIMORE, May 16'CThe stase
road commission yesterday notified
Thomas Mullen Of Baltimore, who was
awarded the contract a couple of
weeks ago for the work on the Ches-
apeake road. that work must be
started within ten days and pushed
to completion. The commission also
awarded the contract for one mile of
road on the Brookville pike, toward
Sligo, in Montgomery county, to
knight, Weighardt & Co. of Balti-
more, and one mile of 34th street. in
Mount Rainier. Prince Georges coun-
ty. to the Highways Engineering and
Contracting Company of La Plata.
work on both contracts to start at
once
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Lace

Brassferes, CSC
A1lwer Brassieres
of heavy white lace in
pretty patterns; holds
the figure we'll and at
the same time is very
effective under the
sheer blouse. Especial
ly adapted to the full
figure. Sizes SO to 46.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
MONSTER WATER PIPES
CUT FAR BELOW GROUND
oxy-Acetylene Blowpipe Appara-
tus, Used in Baltimore, Proves
to Be Great Time-Saver.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. May 1e.-Bait'more'
the home of most of the worid-famous
inventions of the past century. ls 70
day adding an epoch making scleMlHo
demonstration Of the hitherto mlpossi-
BILE task of cutting monster water pipes
far below the ground by an o1y-acety--
lene blow-pipe apparatus. Al one OF
the crossings where ren1aking OF the
street necessitated changes in the great
five-foot water mains. five or tnese
mammoth ducts were carved up IN less
than a day, a task that until a lew
months ago would have reQufrtn about
a week and force of men eight times
as large.
One man by himself with the oxy-
acetylene torch. cut through psne in
three hours. The pipes are about one
and half inches thick. Formerly 1t
would take eight men sixteen hours TO
cut through one pipe
Che oxy-acetylene heat fs the next
hottest thing known to the arc light,
which is 1900 degrees Fahrenheit. But
the arc light. while it is used for weld :
Ing, cannot be used for cutting metal.
Franco has a minister for physical
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Chldrer,'s Socks
Special, Csc Pair

Chddren's White Lisle
Socks. with, fancy double roll
tops, in combination colors,
rose, green and brown
heather mixtures. Reinforced
heels and toes. Sizes S to o-9H.
Evening star., 1921-05-16

A japanese beauty must have stra light
black hair. Should she have the mis-
fortune to possess hair with the slight
est tendency to wave. she will take end
less trouble to straighten it out-as
much trouble, in face. as an American
girl would take to produce the opposite
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Won1en,s Silk Hose
Special, 85c Pair

Very good quality silk. in
plain and dropstitch styles:
mock seam; Isle tops and feet.
Colors are black. white, gray
and cordov1n. Sizes 8N to 10.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
At S3.95

Overblouses made with round neck fast
ened with string tie in front; sleeves and
bottom of blouse trimmed with heavy
fringe. Tie belt of same material forms
fitting finish to this beautiful blouse Sand,
jade. reseda, honeydew and orange are the
colors Sizes 36 to 46
Evening star., 1921-05-16
At S4.95

Mignonette Overblouses with long sleeves
and deep roll tuxedo collar of white edged
with fringe; smart vest and pearl buttons
finish the trimming. In black and navy blue
only. Sizes SO to 44.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
S1.95

Tricolette Overblouses in Kmono Style
with square neck and elbow sleeves; trim
med in braid of black chenille and gold
thread around collar, sleeves and bottom of
blouse Colo1s are sand, gray, orange, jade
and honeydew. Sizes 38 to ~
Evening star., 1921-05-16
At S2.95

Round neck Overblouses of Heavy Trico.
lette with elbow sleeves; embroidered in
heavy chenille design of contrasting color
interviewer with gold threads. Colors are
jade, gray, navy, tomato, honeydew, hcnna
and sand. Sizes 50 to a..
Evening star., 1921-05-16

France has a minister for physical
education and sport, and he has seat
in the cabinet
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Shifting Madras
II Csc Yard

IN order that our customers may
be able to obtain this unusual value
we have made another purchase of
White Self-striped Shifting Madras.
This is very serviceable cloth and
can be used effectively in the making
of mems shirts, pajamas, underwear,
boys shirt waists, tailored waists and
nurses uniforms
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Women's and Misses TricOtine and
Serge Suits, Greatly Reduced, $18.75

Trcotne and Serge Suits for Misses and Women, IN box
and ripple effects, dantiy with black braid and
pockets shirts; belts. All have fancy
figured silk Innings. Sizes 16 to 4O in navy only
Evening star., 1921-05-16

Our great Readusten Sale last the rad
along all lines that have followed In consequence
months a
We reaze however that unusual values still Represented
in order appeal the widespread spirit of economy.
We decided such opportunity by reducing dis
continued fabrics and and such seaonabe goods which,
sold would remain stock for time prices which
! would make certain their sale by June 30th.
bring establishment
the attractive prices echandse the those
! who, for reason may have visited us before
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Huck Towels
15c Each

We have received a new shipment
which we are glad to place on sale at
once because of the great demand for
this specially priced towel
The material of this towel is of
first grade;; all are plain hemmed
with attractive borders.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
SUMMER RUGS

IA full line of patterns rang
ing from
z.1x4-2 feet at. .$1.25 up to
s.o112.o feet at. $4,000
representing price reductions
of from 25% to 46%.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20

right past her dashe. a lion, pointedly
urged from behind. He may bump right
along past her. almost knocking her
cut Of her seat as he frantcally dashes
along, but unless she deliberately throws
herself in his path he will not even
notice that she is there. much less stick
claw into her, for he has his own
objective point in view and is just max
ing a wild dash to get there.
THE whole idea is-keep out Of the
l. lions way.
When you see Bill Stccker. cham
plon animal trainer at Universal CITY
menagerie. wrestling on the floor with
Ethel the loness. which is a husky two
y"ar-old. you are naturally worried for
his safe.y
You needn't be. Ethel is good"
lioness. and. what is more to the point.
she knows Bill and likes him. When
she was little thing she and several
other cubs used to run around th"
Stccker farmhouse. IN the outskirts OF
Hollywood. like kittens. and on cold
evenings the family would take the cubs
to bed with them.
But good lions and bad lions have
this point in Common-they both e.
ahuN az Shc oiSnl Ih' ldNtt VI uiOVu'
The great thing is never TO let them
find out that human beings have blood
and that is why the study Of their
mental processes is the very corner
stone Of success In handling them foi
pictures.
Until the time when it knows better
your good lion stays good lion, but
rot a moment longer. After that it's
all off.
Feed the lions" is the safety first
slogan i'll motion pictures where tn, :,
| rnimals are employed, 30 when the!
GO out on location you can be sure tha,
they receive corking good breakfast
for fear that there might be some aching
void in their stomachs which would
cause their mouths to water at the sigh
Of some plump young person of tn,
movie star variety.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20

in absolute control of his own pictures.
Casting, the designing Of sets, the Sc
lecting of stores-he Was to be in
charge of everything. with Il liberal ex =
pense account to back him up.
But it was a young chap in tie pub
llcity department who put the finishing
touch on the whole affair. lie was told
to send out some stories on this direc-
tor and zee if he couldn't get some of
the magazine people to interview him.
lie came down to my dressing room
.with a bunch of clippings about me that
day. remember, and sat there cross
legged on the day bed. smoking ciga-
rette and bewailing his fate to Derry
and me.
Nobody wants to interview n direc
tor - he iamcntcd. ''All they want in
the magazines is pretty girls. What'll
do?"
Make him compete with the pretty
girls" Derry suggested. Make up
things about him that will sound ro-
mantle and exciting and all that. Ha-
ms--Constantinople - studying art
abroad-al that sort of thing"
Which is exactly what that red
headed young imp did, because he
wanted to get through his work and
hang around the set where some one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20
CLOSE-UPS of the MOVIE GAME
The Fairbanks Twins Are Uncann, They're SO Much Alike
BY HENRY NJ. NEELY

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;tl sb when think Of it. much as though thong @ had from
really problem than that fell head
udt Of tell which them is love
sn.. sa M.dss d' o% Which
:Ssssi ';5s : I'
safely offer the nights receipts to Sn who could
THERE any eragqaion in
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s .y fnssn IN @ % m % & % S % W" % s% so s@ the" % tse%.er
mi1ed Identifies the
.. saw | @ % ' @ spSPF % % H'Ss and he fs %s
little later @ "IGSt[ n ma" %SS % s % p 'P1 @ % to % M s her.
S:sd S:n with smile No she said 1T must
bad And just then her sister
Vow, dd meet
Mesp ''S And H rssaS .a
about ten minutes stood & talking ,s% and @ studied lied them then sS most
%s'';sSs M ' ysi ' % '
for @ half And sans s fatal IN @ 4. 3ss ~ her " .sss 3 bi % @
Identities TSas 1 nf S Sns about E .sys to .. her off ono sid. and wen. up
rs. H 81: hands nicely @ % : % .S:' % sG, S sG@' nc.
S,1. 3 S TN FsPsss s IN min. that on
TIE trs "oudnt ten ne hoo old they But they did
uhen And they
thW had been she
adding ord de rules and and
Little Girls Blue
a
meanwhile
Hitchcock
Cobt a
They've working double
they"dn't like
the fghts and applause and inspiration
n
But they did admit that there phase that
hardest kind Of did
the weans OF between without knowing will
be called without what
to do anything definite meantime for " of being needed front
And whlo they're waiting they have to be introduced
and be nice they
Before left the studios Offices
friend who lot
folders and handed them You been talking girls
he said You undoubtedly pictures
threw out chest and acted much pomposy
Give EN-
So he did and looked them
RUF NJ rather glad The Photographic
hem again hen there
reek And maybe JN that
lore ufh and not Madeline after oil.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20

THESE Fairbanks twins certainly got
i our ''ciose-ups' man worried in
New York last week. He talked to
Madeline for half an hour and fell head
over heels in love with>her. Then, later.
when he saw them together, he couldn' t
for the life of him tell which was Made
line.
Notice the double picture above'
Well, both Of them, when they're seri-
Gus. look like the one on the left. and
both of them, when they smile, look like
the one on the right.
And the publicity man at Cosmopoli-
tan Studios, where they were working
in picture. gave us the two portraits.
but said we'd have to identify them
ourselves. And we cant do it to save
us. We think the one on the left
with the fur cape and hats Marion
md the other one Madeline. But we
aren't sure. Both these portraits may
be- of the same one. for all we know.
The article to the left of these pic
lures tells you about them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20
MANY STARS CROWD
LITTLE BEACH,
OUR CONNIE SAYS
BY CONSTANCE PALMER


SUNDAY was heavy day at the
~ Beach. Two feet was the limit of
space allowed between groups. Every
body who Is anybody goes to the same
beach, which at most is about two
blocks long. The rest of the ocean :
front, which extends up to San Fran
cisco on the north and San Diego on
the south. is practically empty, and
has no celebrities.
Bert Lytell was there with Mrs. Ly.
tell, as he is every Sunday. He's as
brown as berry. His athletic frame
and energy belle his rather theatrical
voice and manner.
Rosemary Thcby, In one piece
bathing suit and heavy coat OF tan,
and her black hair swirling about her
face, was towed along by an Eskimo
husky, straining at his leash. Their
destination was ring formed around
some stunters. who were performing
orrnth taking feats Of strength.
Nav Collins, looking worried in n
stunning red and white checked ging
mann uiVoo WIN lots vi met, pretty bDOD
donned her one piece suit.
Lionel Belmore as usual was the
center Of a chortling group. He's the
sort Of man people pound on the back
and shout at. "Well, there's old Lionel
Dear old lionel"
George Wagner wandered around In
his usual casual way, stopping now and
| then to talk to his friends, but even =
tually starting out on another wander
ing tour.
Another conversation on the set ot
'"rhe Rubiyaat":
Extra-''What's the name of thi:
picture we're ini"
Another extra" Something about !
| cigarette"
First extra. somewhat enlightened
"Oh, yes-Omar-'
Second extra. thoroughly illuminate ed
THAT'S it-Omar. the Ruby Cat !"
Here's an ancient history fact: Mary
! PiCkford Douglas Fairbanks and
Charlie Chaplin once appeared in q
one reel picture produced by William
y. Taylor. for release in Australasia.
I'd like to see it, wouldn't you?
1t is rumored that Rupert Hughes
may be an independent producer him
self before so very long.
| u gettlng 10 De regular game tof
me to find out Realart titles now that
they have introduced the new policy OF
keeping 'em from the public. The name
Of Wanda Hawley's picture Is Zoo
Much Wife," I think. Anyway it wat
written by Lorna Moon, who also wrote
| Don't Tell Everything" in which
Gloria Swanson, Wallace Reid and
Elliott Dexter played two or three weeks
ago.
+. Roy Barnes is Miss Hawley's lead
ing man. He's natural comedian
making the people about him laugh just
as much as they did when he was an
dering as I watch him. how his wife
IL he has one. must feel about it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20

was staging scene with band and
lot of Follies chorus girls. He took tb,t
ex- window trimmer, and had him born
and brought up in harem in Constan.
tlnoplc. and studying art in Italy. and
giving up an enormous fortune because
he wouldn { wed the girl of his fathers
choice and live in palace on the Bos.
porus. and coming to America and
starving in a garret. And he sent It on
to some of the magazines. thinking the
editors would laugh and chuck it into
the wastebasket. u
But they didn't. Two of them
printed it. Another one ran bis pic.
ture. with several reference to his reg
mar rkable Rast and artistic training.
And, funniest of all. the director him.
self took it to his bosom! lie began
to live up to 1t, to speak with an ac.
cent. to sigh for the beauties of Con-
stantinople. ..-
And funnier still was the moment
when the very same red headed youth
who made up that story in the begin.
ming. interviewed him. and was told the
wild yarn he himself had made up, sm-
broidered with incidents even more 70.
mantle than those he'd invented.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20
ThOroughbreds in Film

Jack Moore. the turfman, OF Pres
cott, Aris.. last week placed his thor
oughbred horses, Panther, Eagle Face
and Little Abe at the disposition Of
Rex Ingram for the screening Of the
race track scenes in Turn to the
Right" The horses had recently re-
turned from a successful invasion of
the Canadian tracks. The race was
screened at Exposition Park, Los An
geles, with John f. Seitz. the camera
man, In trailer twenty five feet In
front of the racing horses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20
Gilbert Parker Takes Rest

Sir Gilbert Parker, who for the last
year has been at the Lasky Studio.
Hollywood, engaged in the preparation
of stories and scenarios, has left Holly
wood for New York. whence he will
sail for London for visit Just be.
for leaving California. Sir Gilbert COM
nIeted, in collaboration with Eugene
Mullin. an adaptation Of his novel.
The Lane That Has No Turning. ="
which will be Agnes Ayres' first star
ring picture. Sir Gilbert will return
to Hollywood late in the fall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20
"Three Liue Ghosts Begun
by Fitzn,aurice in London

GEORGE FITZMAURICE has
~ started work in London with a
perturbation of the successful Broad
way comedy. Three Live Ghosts.
Norman Kerry and Anna .. Nilsson
will appear respectively in the roles
Of Billy Foster and lvis, and Cyril
Chadwick Will portray the part ~pi
"Spoofy," which lie created in the stage
production.
It is expected that Mr.. Fitzmaurice
will make. during his stay in Europe,
three big pictures for which his wife,
Cuida Bergere, will write the continui-
ties. Edmund Goulding has taken over
the arduous dual duties Of co directing
and enacting the part of Jimmy Cub
bins, the Cockney Ghost"