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New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Strength OF Raw Stock Mar
kes Makes Increases Neces-
sary. Say Producers: More
Activity III Some Fabrics

= Higher prices than those now ruling
will prevail in the silk trade next
month, in the opinion of several trade
leaders. This prediction is based on
the apparent trmuess OF the raw silk
market at q level tAat has noc vet been
reflected in finished goods. With the
best grades OF raw silS selling at SS.25
a pound, keen observers Of the market
say that few fabrics arc now being Of
fered or 4 basis Of more than s. a
pound for raw stock One large irm is
FSsiu aasing Its current prlces on Sc
silk. although it Is using r&w stock that
cost IL slightly more than this.
SILK manufacturers are agreed that
a he full advance in raw stock. if re-
Elected in finished silk goods. will re-
strict volume husiness. and for this
Eseasen are not advancing their prices
las rapidly as they would If volume
efwe~e rot needed 81 present
Although business has shown an in
crease in the psst month. IL has not
touched al fabrics alike. The crepes,
particularly the printed and brocadeG
varieties. are in best demand. with
jacquard creDes and several varieties
of novelty skirtings also selling we'll
Tor immediate and spring delivery. One
! encouraging feature is the augmented
5iemaad for bright colors, renlseing the
run on black fabrics which limited vol
sWne extensively during the period II
vas in hi ich favor
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
B siness News .
Silk Manufacturers Expect
Higher Prices Next Month
Greater Confidence
In South. Says Banker

ne most encouraging thing about
the agricultural situation in the
South, according to r. S. Hec ht,
president Of the Hibernla Bank and
Trust Company of New Orleans. is
that great economy has been prac-
ticed in all the farming districts
during 1921 and that farmers are
now needing the oft'repeated advice
Of bankers on tho necessity of
diversified crops IN the section.
We dare not express any very
positive views on the outlook for
1922 says Mr.. Hecht, describing
the Southern banking view. at does
not appear TO US that there Is cause
for any great amount Of optimism,
but there seems to be reason for
greater confidence in the stability
Of our business situation than most
of It's were won't to have during the
past twelve months"
The cotton situation is better. he
says. but the Louisiana sugar stu
alton, because of the low prices. is
sappointins.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
More.Changes Effected
In Wall Street Firms
Read iusiment of Partnership
Relations i'm Financial
House Continues

Several additional realignments in
the personnel of Stock Exchange anG
other financial houses we're announced
Yesterday bringing the number Of
changes as the end of the year arrives
to n substantial total. Many partner
ships have been terminated and virtu
ally q corresponding number of new
firms have made their appearance.
Announcement was made yesterday
that the firm of Shonnard. Mills & Co.
had been dissolved and that a new firm
had been formed under the name of
Shonnard & Co. This is composed Of
II. 5. Sh0nnard, f. Clark Thompson. ].
A. Campbell il, Arthur q. Weekes ir..
member Of the n wv York Stock F.
change. and Joseph D. Godfrey. with
Jasper Adams Campbell special part
ner
The firm Of Billings. Olcott q Co.
has been formed, following the dissolu-
tion of the firm of Billings, Olcott &
Winsmore. Members of the new firm
are Oliver c. Billings. Dudley Olcott,
John L. Davis, Ralph Steever and John
Saunders Offices are at So Broadway
Fl. F. Bachman g. Co. members Of
TIE New York Stock Exchange, yestcr-
day announced the withdrawal Of
Henry NJ. Peers from membership in
the firm as of December 81
The New York Stock Exchange firm
Of Dean, Onativia & Co, mas been
formed by J. Clarke Dean ard Hart
Taylor, partners of S. s. Chaplin &
Co; t. r. and Z. S Rosenbaum, of the
Rosenbaum Grain Company, and / Vie
for Onativia il. of Pearl & CO.
Announcement is made that the firm
OF naval architects and ship brokers
long known as Tams, Lemoine & Crane
will in future be Tams & King. There
is really no change in the management.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
REroHwED cssrRcH OF HARLEM

HAMILTON GRANGE. Convent Az. e. f40th.
ArtlIur Frederick Mnhon. Minister
PRHACHES AT II A VI AND 8 z NJ.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
New FORK Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange tir
was firm with Straits and Straits ship
ment quoted at $4,000 SO. 90; standard
$3.50 asked and SO per cent at s33.2S
asked with sales OF twenty-five tons
shipments from Straits December-Jan.
uary at $33I21a. Copper quiet, stand.
ard spot, December and January $13.0(
asked and electroiytic spot, December
and January, S13.371a n 400. LeaC
quiet, New Y ork spot S4.75 asked anc
East St Louis spot $a.4212 asked Zinc
quiet, New York spot $500 and East st
Louis spot $4S21s asked.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Petitions in Rsnkruptcv

The folio wing petitions in bankruptcy
ere ais4 este aay IN the United States
Z W WAGNER K co.--Involuntary;
" : YEAR1cK 4 co.-rnvoluntary;
Joe BLJNENs ERe-voiuntary; can
ding eggs 254 Monroe st. Liabilities
ROME EMBROIDERY SUPPLY CO
.NC.-Irvo!unta embroidery and sup
plies 126 West $50 -
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers IN bankruptcy
we're appointed yesterday IN the United
states District Court.
man G. McCory. stock brokers II Broad
way with p bond OF 81 coo.
Eilwood NJ Rabe mold for David Allen.
bond Of s. 0e0.
Edward r. Rayher for the Rome En-
broidery supply Co. Inc, embrod< es and
guppies- &c " sd St, with a bond OF
t1.eHo
". Wagner < Co. stock brokers. IS New
st. with a bond Of 320o 900.
Schedules in bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
Were fled yesterday N the United States
BARrLErT MIC co. 1Nc.-clocks and
supplies. IS Union : uare West Liaoili~
SINGER SPECIALITY SHOP-6z W.
125tA ST. Liabilities. St7,797; assets. So
SAMj Ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lessen, 5SS
" 1921 St Liabilities. s5,o49: assets,
KLEBANsKy & BERLow-Liabilities,
WILLIAM :. YEARIcK & Co.-Butter
ara eggs. II Harrison st. Liabilities, SOL
go assets s42.227.
GIANT TEXTILE CO.-Textiles.- II Uni
vsrsi5y Place Liabilities. S2o.354; assets.
BERkwITz & FERRIER. INC.-59s
Broaaway Liabilities ss0.66ai assets
80 3S4
Assignments
DAVID sPIvACK-La Rosetts Blouse.
Shop 3slr Broadway assigned 10 Harry
I1-ro arr.ran- 1f rs ". 1JOtl s..
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

MAsFlN CO.-Notice is hereby give, -
fling and recording OF a limited ss ~. g
ship certificate in the Clerks once Ta-,
York County on December % ta2f ~
MASslN co, Of which the substance /.
Name Of partnership MAsTIN & co
pr'nelpai place OF business, New York Court,
general nature OF business. bsiyiNs selilny
distributing ana generally dealing la a.
WIN FOOD and dr1g products. pha rnga ca,,ff<.
pfetstratiohs Sna druggists supplies. aen,rs
pa insrs Hattie Brown Mas.5n r~ssssns q
osWeso, N@w York tieorge e herr reslis.s.
a. ~, ~ fry@rs lane. Lar rhnont New yorl
Stdt"hee = Jameson residing AZ r,er~e;s
Michigan: Janet J. Kadun. residing a. r,.,s.
,xs Long Island, New York and lillian "
as mus sphys residing at Jersey city New ger
pTg rpssang al 80 Central Park West. NanhsSrar -,
s"n S1nIoasn' Ign New York City, New York al q,
me ne common stock. $3.50: par1nershi1 nss-,so -
rsrnhar esenos1 sss 10Th. 1921. and ending Do
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Northern pncih Z,
St. Inuis ,nuthues.err
Cigar 90. Hearing Delayed
saeoiaI pispateh to Tho Tribune

PATERSON, Nj, Dec. 3O-yice Chan
cellor Stevenson announced to-day that
the hearing on the application Of stock
holders for n permanent Injunction to
restrain the United Cigar stores Com
pany from issuing aa additional So
100000 in preferre.. stock had been
put over until January 4, when it Will
take place in Jersey City
A temporary injunction was ISSUED
by the court Tuesday IN time to halt
action by stockholders who were meet
ing in Jersey City at the Offices Of the
Corporate Trust CompanE.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Cotton Cloth Exports Drop
L Per Gent Decline in Novern.
her: Cain in Britain

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-Exports q
cotton cloths from the United States
decreased by Il per cent in Novem be r
a compared with October, while ex-
ports Of the same commodity from
Great Britain increased by about
21.0O0 l00 yards. according to state
ment issued tonight by the Commerce
Department.
Exports of cotton cloth from this
country 20 such markets at the Philip
pine Islands, Central America and
Hayti, however, showed greater activ-
ity
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Boston Wool Review

BOSTON. Dec 30.-The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say:
The demand for wool of all grades
seeps I'D with unusual animation for
be closing week Of the year, when
rade is normally slow. not a little
WOOL having been purchased in bond
specially wools of fine grade and
GOOD staple, which some Of the mills
need apparently with which 10 piece
out current orders. Prices generally
how an advance for the week OF one
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Railroad Gross Shows
Loss in Nov. Everywhere
Northern Pacific With Loss ii,
ssross Has increase in Net of
s1.3b7. 900 Vast Month

Northern Pacific shows i net. oper-
atiug income for M.ovem her, 1927, Of
Sl,4lS00Q Thia compares with ii
deficit for the previous, wear Of nearly
Sl.0Q0N0Q. Fer the eleven months Of
1921; Northern Pacific has Sss3S,00o
net. 0nerating income. This is little
under the estimate which was made in
the figures published in the Tribune
Of ,Recem Der II:
The Erie has S434ooo net income
for November this year, as compared
has Sf,10a,000 net operating income for
the eleven months of 1921, compared
with a deficit Of over $4,000 o00 in
1920
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
GraDIlonsYo1le Co. Earnings

5ar F0r sd the tbe mne co0nbs on5bs spqsa ss9em
Manufacturing Company reported &
deficit after charges and reserves for
depreciation, etc, Of S3.662.54l, com
pared With surplus Of SS.6f2474 in
the corresponding period of The preced-
ing year. Loss from operation amounted
to S2.S39,775, against profit Of s7,30S,-
134. Profit and loss deficit was 50 949, -
951, compared with a surplus of S4.542,
k21 2 WI. 400
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31

to two cents pound in the grease
and sometimes even little more.
The wool industry is hoping for an
early passage Of the permanent tariff
bill, in order that basis upon which
to operate in the new clip may be
ascertaned The manufacturers are
not consuming quite so much wool as
they were, but still are using CON
siderable stock. The clothing Industry
Is cutting prices in order 10 move
large surplus stecks"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
London Metal Market

LONDON. Dec Standard cop
per, spot, f53 5s ares, e67 SIS. Fec
trolytic, spot. f74; futures, e75. Tin,
spot, $40 12s cd: futures, f172 12s
Sd. Lead, spos s24 IS Cd; futures, 924
2s Sd. Zinc, Jot, s27 2s Cd; futures,
f27 Is
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Merchandise Shows Announced

Under the auspices Of the National
Retail Merchants and Buyers Associa-
ton, an automobile accessory show
viii be. staged in the Hotel Imperiai
January to 20; readyto-wear show
from January 24 to February 3, and a
toy fair from February 6 TO March II.
A second auto equipment show is
planned for the summer months.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Stock and Produce
Exchanges ONen

The New York Stock Exchqnge and
Produce Exchange and the Chicago
Board of Trade Will be open to-dap
as usual. A holiday to-day as wei, as
Monday is being enjoyed by the New
YorN, Me- Orleans and Liverpool cot
ton exchanges and the New York Coz
fee and Sugar ENchange
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Canadian Exchange a New Lev

BUFFALO, Dee. so.-Canadian ex-
change was quoted by local banks to
day at SIS, the low mark for the year
One year ago the rate was Is per cent
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Religious Announcements
NEW CHI. RCH (swcdcnborgian}
NEW CHURCH

2Stii ST, between rarls and L, xiugton Ayer.
.Blble a'lass~a, iesl5 A ". service, H..
REV. HAROLD s. CoNAN'r
viii preach subject
THE EIGHTH DAYr
christmas Music NiN he repeated
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
sn5l;a E2arlks Raise R.a.es

BOMBAY. Dec. 8o-The rate Of dis
count Of the Bank Of Bombay was
raised from to per cent to-day.
CALCUTTA. De-. so.-The rate Of
discount Of the Bank oe Bengal was
raised from TO ] per cent to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Commercial Credit

\ decided Improvement in payments
70 wholesalers and manufacturers here
'is reported this week, attributed large
y to the comparatively good pre-
Christmas business done by retailers
in almost every section OF the country:
The Improvement in payments.s how
ever, has not led to any loosening Of
he restrictions that mary houses have
placed upon retailers credits
Commercial paper was only mod
erately active yeste rday, with rates un-
changed. The best prime paper dis
counts az per cent The American
Acceptance Council quoted the follow
ing discount rates on prime bankers
acceptances eIgible fer purchase hv
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
ADvEr iIsT
Seyenth.Day Adventist TsmpIe
ieoth ST.. and Ienox Ave.

igIth 81. and Ienox Ave.
CARLYLE. H. HAYNES iaator
Sunday Night: The Life OF Jesus Of
Nazareth by the French Artist Bida
Illustrated by 90 Wonderful Stereop-
ticon Slides
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
sSatisf ed Jud grnen1s
In New York County

Tine first name is that ofthe debtor; the
second that Of the creditor, and Gate when
Judgment was hied:
Hasseikuss William--T. c. Ctii-
~ ct al, December ., l9194.... s235.aS
Cohen, Meyer-R. Cohen; Dec. %,
VA ........ 343. 81
Neunan, Theresa, George Neunan
and .Maymilian Zipke+J
Keiner April 3, 1914 .....-.. a74.1s
Pierini. A34ilSo-L. Cohen; January
Cont. Mamiq. and Antonio-D. Di ''''0
Tostii beGember. le. MAJ. 16a.1o
Finan, Joseph P.--Hamilton FL
nance Co, lnc-: October IL,
1921 ............'......'....... 44os7
J9iy IA. l8l7.,. .,........... a422s
I9aFrrt q December il. ial5... a11as
Same .. w Fischer et al No
vemosr 10, lel5. ...........,.s. 2oss7
dors Bntrnore' CO. May ,. 1921 aoa05
Buckley John i'll j. Reilly
ar. December 81 1a19....s.... s9s 70
Mare6 IL. i5Ia ...:.......... s5ss.5o
pert Novs@bsr u, 1915 1' oe5 70
Co. July a. iais. -. e47ss
January Il 1921 .............. s.1575s
Katz-H. M. Nakachian June
o 1921 ..i.......,........' .'...... i,o4o 80
1921 -. .........s..;..... 7,cis.as
scotadis steryos-R. f. Patti
SON. December s. 1921. ......., 7sa 40
Kemp, Charles ct ALA Western
ct all May Is, 192I.....-...... e45&1
Jacobs BENJAMIN and PhAip Rit =
il. 1918 -.....',.... ,.'........ 5.73ssi
Ca6lrleyer, Matte -- Rhinelandsr
1921 (raveFsed) ....'.......... l.21s.6e
Laubhein. Max. Arthur Il. and
Charles also Milton Stein--I
sher. December /. 1921 -. 5s416
Junge. Emil. Zimmerman et
al: December 20. 1924 (vacated) 57.T43.24
Bret terman Chares--A Hlrschel,
September 2, 1904 (eancelled) 122l.sT
Friedman, Samuel-Ea stern Park
way Co. September u. 1919. 20f.72
Rothstein. Allen -- L. H. Freed
nan: October 27, 1921 -. $500
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
STORAGE NOTICES
5 SALE
OF GOODS FOR
INpALD lEARGEN

\ I
III accordance VITA the provisioo of laT
there being due and paid chsrses fof
which tne Lndersisuc TlMAilNa' >ijrt
AGE WAREHOUSES;. IS entitled 10 lien,
as warehouse an. en- the goods fereln-
after described. and due notice naN.nE
been given 10 all parties known 10 claim
an infsrest therein. and ghe time speoi-sc
IN such notice for payment Of such charges
having expired. there VIII ee sod at puot.c
auction At the Warehouses, 25l-l55-2Bi- p
2s3-26s-2s7 West 11Tth st. New YORK
City. on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18th
1922. ~ 1890 A. NJ. and II the sale thers
OF is not completed sad date, The same
VIII be continued az the same place on
Wednesday. January 25th, 1922. beginning
at II 80 A NJ and continuing until all t..e
goods are sold-The ALLOWING described
property. to vii:
Kcusehold gooda personal effects and
mare hanEsBe. consisting OF bes's. bedding.
chircniers, bureaus, chairs. sctrses, daN-
enoorts. tables. stands sewing machines.
china @Ni glass closets. cFockery. glass
ware. kitchen utensiis, plated and silver
ware, cutlery, poVtteras. curtains. drapef
ies. carpets. rugs. hooks. bookcases, brio
a-brac pianos. musicat instru 1,entS. stat
uary. vehicles paintings and pictures
trunks and contents. linen and wearing
apparel pianos etc. belonging 20 YOU Or
held for .our account Cor IN which you
OLSON q BAUER. DR. II MONROE
PRICKETT MRS PAULINE BERNrT
. GOWN, 3. F. MccAULLFY NJ BER
tNBATM. JOHN 81 RRi So FLoRENCt
REEFE j. b BEERS MRS VEDsC
GRIMKF. ELIZABETH FRENCH Estate
os NJ + CLARK. MRS r A. BROOD =
= REVERE. MRS a. = HICKMAN
MRS Z. HERALD MRS ROsEN r
SOLOMON, v RARCAS j. Nc
gARrHT. T. SITTER. RUSSELL. SAEP-
PARD
Al h-rg new stored n The Tinamirs
storage Warehouses. ana al to BE- NOR
specifically announced and described
time u said sale The goods viii BE- or
exhibition Al the time aae place Of sais
limlnlns Storage Warehous e
e57-s53- sel -2ss -2s5-ge7 w. i7th II w
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
NORMAN HENDERSON
LOUIS Z. HATZEELp
NORMAN Il. DONALD
ROBERT Ii. McCURDY
YORK. COUNTY OF NEW
STATE 0n NEW

3 4 = Dt NE.W IOTtN, N-IJD- - Y OF : EW
YORK
on this 2sth day OF Notqmbcr 1921 before
me- personally came N0RMAN AENDFiK~
son. LOUIS e. HATFIELD. NORMAN Il.
DONALD and ROBERT n. McCURDY, 70
me- known and known to' me t6 III" indi-
viiuais described IN and who executed me
foregoing instrument ana they severally
seknoV lodged TO me that they executed the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
judgments Filed
In New York County

The following Judgments were fled yes
ter5ay. the first name being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
ROBERT EISERMANN.

Notary Public Bronx County Cert
-ed in New York County n z.
County Clerk No. S. n Y. Reg
(SEAL) ister's No 3o4s. Bronx County
Clerk 3 No 7. Term expires March
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY or NEW


YORK, SIS.
NoRMAN H DONALD being duly sworn
says that he is Of the general partners
in the -t4nitse partnership of Henderson b
Company named IN the foregoing certificate
that the sum specified in said certificate 10
have been contributed 10 the common stock
by Robert II McCurdy, the special partner
therein named, to wit. the sum Of tvo hun
dred thousand dollars 5000 0004 has been
actually and in good faith paid in cash by
said special partner
NORMAN II. DONALD
Sworn to before ne this '2sth day OF Novern-
har
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

T4F,NDER & COMPANY -Certihcate of
renewal Of limited partnership.
WE the undersigned. Norman Henderson.
Louis T. Hatfield, Norman II Donald and
Robert u McCurdy, having heretofore formed
a limited partnership pursuant 10 the stat
me first day of May, 1920 and to end on the
31st day of December 1921. amt having
renewed and continued said partnership pur-
suant to said statutes, do hereby certify
l. The name under which such partnership
Is 70 be conducted is Henderson & Company,
and the county wherein it's principal place
of business Is 10 he located is the County OF
New York. IN the State OF New York.
.. The general nature OF the business in
tentied TO ne transacted IS the general broker
age and commission business in stoeks- bonds,
securities and other commodities art the
purchase. sale and dealing m stocks. bonds.
securities and other commodities.
g. The names of all tie general and special
partners interested therein and their respec-
I'VE places of resldence are as follows
Norman E5ndersou residing az MorriStown,
New jersey Louis f. Hatfield, residing at
SO Poplar Place. New Pochelle New York.
and Norman II. Douaid. residing at No.
Benedict Avenue, Dongal Hills. Borough of
Richmond New York city VINO are the gem
ing at West Islip Suffolk County, New York.
who is the special partner. All Of said per-
sons are of full age.
The amount Of capital which said Rooerr
II. AicCufdy the special partner, mas con-
trihufed TO the common stock, in cash. is
two hundred thousand dollars (s200. .000).
8 The partnership is renewed and con
the s1st day OF December. 1921 and is TO end
on the GIst ,fdv Of December. 1922
Dated Kew York NoVenlber 2sth. 1871
NORMAN HENDERSON
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Assignments

DAVID sPIyACK-La Rosetts Bic
Shop 8s1T Broadway. assigned 10 Ha
Iarnern1an 0f 53S ". 150th s.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
DR.. LYMAN ABBOTT
OTHER SERVICES

The Rescue Society.
Old Chinese Theatrs.
y - 0 srs Street
W ids AwsAo Gospel
: A. T. ]. Noonau, supt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

Grorrc fitzmauricc. director 81
Paramount rirtures. Fot into a Tor %
trouble uVvi an interview he recently
mNt against hobDrd hair. II sacTns
tlHt when H. WAS taking about
hsauty iu connection with the nimirg
.uf Experience George y iiotstfti.
play De iotr0t that iu= wife. ouidu
hsrrero. wore her haig hobh.d Now
tlisrc d. "a domestic hattle hreWiuE
Mrt. ~iitzulauricH picked up H rows
.inusr ciippinF NOT Ions ago o. read
what her husband had TO @ty saains,
iiohnen hair.
Hat sand she, since whcn nas,
you taken un aversion 90 buhlesl
.hairf"
. was uuis speaking for the moVies
dear" answered her husband
loD Know very wen 70 giei with shot
hair o. NOT available Tor as many parts
ns lus nlrl with long hair. Of outhc
huhh,d hair becomes yotn particular
style "a Beauty. but the siri who "N-
pt,.f to work before the cHmcra mas
a. ulutl better chance N hor halt il
long Ana - the dove of peace dc
Htondpu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
rom nEIGiIAN siuPwREcKED
OH THE COAST on MAINE

A movie actor or director belongs
10 that curious clusu OF people who
go around looking for tTuui b.. Most
of a. would stay on gcrra TRINA 10
avoid "A ahipwreck. hut Thomas
Meighan H. out looking Tor "a wreck.
sc needs one In his business. which
just now u that ~ t~ranslatng Peter
n. Kync's 'cappy Hicks' stories 10
the films. 50 b. lett New York for
the rocky roast % Maine where the
ahlnwfcck srspe viii he staged. Tom
Forman. his directof. tool along n
company OF twelve principals and sew
crai extras.
Mr. Melghan viii play the part Of
Mathew 1'eariey, one OF the renera-
ton Of thu 'Tcasieys ~ Thomastonl
Maine. who followed the sea-" The
title part Of Cappy Ricks viii be denc
hy Charles Abhe. who also has an im-
portant part IN The Conquest Of
Canaan" the picture Mr. MciKhan has
lust completed. Agnes Ayrcs who
came from California especially Tor
thls picture viii he the leadinE wo-
a playing tho part of Flotrie
NchH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29

The prodleal son returns 20 tho old
homestead. u - an uid-flAhiuncd.
place with runiic fence md holly
hooks.
rho hoy heatates At shc nate. Ifls
mother had died while ne was away.
Re nas Increased NOS nir talents Ia The
b. knows not whether 70 enter ar
siint nvsny. A hard lump nr|sts ~
ss thsoat. Ne srasna tho nnte in
IL IN ~ a movie. The auli.ace
alght. AZ the youth REGISTERS cnto.
iion Ia a rlosc-up. thfoats % Rampc-
fhefIc spectators ar cunsirlCteA
hue has a film Illusion hcou effect
live furcttkiul. for Illusion u ~
The pnte that shows IN the c.nse-
10 rtnndn without support OF ftnre
o. hinge. rho youth n not looking
np IA m ora homestead.
It j. locking into the lcns ~ a
caufcra only a Few fett nwny lie D.
ID a focklEa chair in front 81 hir
Natchine aud cdachiuk. Mayfair a
Nlul|nlat ready u hcirinr him efIutc.
The eIur % holllhock th.t lends
atmosphere 10 the Nct1tc a. more thlf
likely made 81 pnpicr. mnche.
Many illusions are created d,
camera tricks. especially in comics
These tricks are generally recognize,
10 the public.
The Illusions created with studio
pruucTlics are less frequently recoc'
uiaed ~ the film fans.
Thes the movie spectator lives IN
the atmosphere OF the Oricnt. the
iunGiea. the rural communities AM
the conRcstcd elites Of "a own coun.
TRY through ingenious conatuictiof
aud afraHEcments IN the studios.
! The incident OF the prodiEal Nor
Al the ~fencclcss gate occurred IN thi
Timing Of "Exncrirncc.' Richart
KErthelmcHe was the Motor. Oeorns
FifEmouricr thr director aud Arthur
Miller the camern o