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NEW MAMMOTH CAVE.
Discovery In Kentucky Includes
Great Natural Cathedral With
Dome 200 Feet High.

lexington. Jan ~ In underground
galleries heretofore tinvisised by white
men human skeleton has been d lTcover-
ed in Great Crystal Gave in Hart County,
save a report from there. The explorers
also found great natural Cathedral
which. IL said. will rival the Wonders
uf Mammoth Cave.
An avenue. half mile long and al
most "a level ~ boulevard. was found
The dome ~ the natural structure rises
300 feet above tho bed uf the cave. The
skeleton wn- unearthed on n terraeed
ledge above the floor Of gallery beneath
a piie nf DRIFT The dlEcovrrpr was FLOYD
Collins, on whusn farm the cave u situat-
ed The skeleton wds left where 4 was
found and nr T. - Turner nf Cave City
wac called 70 examine u lie pronounced
il that Of an abofipine and perh apa Of a
race that preceded Indians IN Kentucky.
MANY miles of smaller avenues which
may Disclose other wonders have vet ~
hp sravrrsei Tho cave was discovered
when 90 Collins. brother 81 Floyd
Collins, noticed the breathing Of sink
hole, on his place At times the Air rushed
out of the hole with a singing auund.
With dynamite tho opening was made
large enough for man tn descend with a
ladder The frat explorer thought he had
found UNEMPLOYED rccesses Of Mammoth
Cave
Th. cave ia nboutssleven miles from
Cave City and IL unnr Green Hiver. ~
/. nine miles from the main rntrancr o'
Mammoth Cave but Is a separate cavern
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, Jan. 22-Rehoboth
was visited hy the most severe weather of
the winter this week, from Monday 10
Thursday The lakes were frozen and the
plumbers were kept busy thawipg frozen
pipes.
Miss Sara short. Thursday afternoon
After the business meeting soctal hour
was spent.
Mrs. Edmund Mitchell and Mrs Viii
liam Hammond Of Wilmington came down
Wednesday evening
Preston Doughten. son of Mr.. and Mrs
J.P. Doughten is here visiting hispareuts
having arrived two weeks ago from Poland
where he was T. S. consul for two wears
Mrs Thomas Ewing was called 10 VII.
mington this week owing 20 the death OF
her brother
Mrs. Charles s. Horn entertained nj
q diuner party al her home, RADIO Lodge,
Sundavafternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Charles g. Horn have
received word that their yuunge 81 son.
Charles. .Ir, sailed on the ste amship
Nassailon Bridge. fol Constantinople,
Turkey. as wireless operator, 20 be gone
five months
Mrs Ratie Rolph and Miss Jennie
trfAfen OF W Wilmington Nt - ~" ~
tonia for few DAYS Mrs Rolph' bunga-
low. on Columbia avenue, IL nearly
finished
Dr. William Scovcv : cottage. ON Penn
svlvanis avenue. is almost completed.
Mrs Charles Salin of Ridley Park. Pa
is visiting Mrs Charles : Horn. this
week
Mrs Frank l.. DeArmond' 3 cottage IS
open. this week. party Of Young girls
from Wilmington being there
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Seaford Acorn Club Proposes to
Use Old Graveyard as Site
for Club House.
PUPILS INJURED At PLAY
Membership Drive OF Kent County
Farm Bureau is Meeting With
Much Encouragement.

rro,n Every Evenings Correspondents.
D,vcr. Ian. % Six solicitors started
o,,t in tho East Dover Community,
"Wednesday morning, To engage IN the
Kent County Farm Bureau member
shin drive. and returned TO the Farm
Bureau Office with reports that justified
,he fsirh of the drive officials In East Do
v,r as the community TO give the move
mont a good sendoff Paid-up memberships
on The thrre-vcar basis we're secured on the
frat dnv for 60 per cent OF oil iarmeIs
..cn. and more than half Of the remainder
have promised 10 join within a few days.
The solicitors are covering the territory
surrounding Smyrna, KeDton, Cheswold
and West Dover, and indi cations point to
success ftl results
Nearly two hundred farmers in Kent
county are giving Their time and active
su,pport 10 make the drive success. The
soLci,ors will start in Sussex county and
NJ soon as the three county drives are
completed. meeting will be called TO
form the Delaware State Farm Bureau
Federation and an executive secretary
will be appointed.
At n meeting held IN Dover, Monday,
the work Of tho American Bureau oil
Federation WAS explained III detail by
v. Y Heaton from the Chicago office.
Frank App. secretary of the New Jersey
federation. told Of the splendid progress
;n that State and said New Jer sey farm
~s were looking to their neighhors IN
Delaware for strong support.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, Jan. 22-Mr and Mrs F.
J. Winder have had as a guest tins
week. Mrs David Lewis Of South Oange,
y. J. Mrs. Lewis left today for her home
to join her husband IN a trip 10 Los
Angeles, Cal. MIR Lewis is going to Cali
fornia 20 install patent potash plant
in the Mojave Desert,
William Allen son Of Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Allen of this town. and Miss
Matte Fletcher Of Sharptown, Md.
were married, Sat,Tdaylast, at Laurel
Mrs. Bessie Wright, aged about 40
wears. wife of Ollie Wight, Seaford bail
if. died suddenly, Thursday, from a dis
case that resembled sleeping sickness,
She was taken i'll Saturday and remained
in stupor until her death,
The ladies of the Sorosis were enter
tanned, Thursday afternoon, by Mrs.
James A. Morgan.
Miss Maude Dorsey is visiting in bal
timore.
Irving Marvel was taken to hospital
in Baltimore, this week. suffering with
appendicitis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
MILFORD wOMEN'S CLUB.

Milford, Jan. 22--The regular meeting
of the Milford Now Century Club WAS
held in the local Club Rooms Monday
afternoon, the president, Mrs. Julius
Scott, in the chair. At the close of the
business session, Mrs. Robert i. Davis
gave very interesting account OF tho
first meeting of the year of the executive
committee Of the State Federation OF
Women's Cluhs The slogan for the
year: Find Occupation in Service, y
also WAS given
After An Instrumental piano solo by
Master William Robinson, Jr., Miss
Elizabeth Houston in charge Of the de-
partment Of household economies IN the
local high school. accompanied by four
members of one of her CLASSES Misses
IIlda Roberts, Catherine Horton, julia
Hgman and Catherine Calhoun gave
q practical demonstration of washing a
sweater, much 60 the interest Of the mem
bers present
Announcement was made that At the
meeting on Monday afternoon next
Mrs Boyce president Of the state fed
Grafton Of women's clubs. would he pres
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A. ". PORTER LEAVES.
Goes From du Pont Co. 90 General
Moters In View York.

Abingdon ". Porter. manager Of the
statistical division Of the du Pont
Chemical Co. leaves the service ~ the
company today 10 take position with
the General Rrotera 90. In New York
CITY as personal assistant 20 W. =.
9lpan, vice president IN charge cf pro-
ductinn.
Mr. Porter recently went - Europe,
travelling through France. italy, Bel
gium and England. studying the manu-
facture Of silk for the du Pont GO. Be
fore Joining the forces 0f the du Pont
co. he spent two years at civil engineer
ing az Delaware College. Hs holds
a diploma from the University Of vir-
ginia as a chemical engineer. He was
horn in Efkton. Md. hut spent most
of his life In this city. Mr. Porter ls
a member Of the American Chemists
Society, the New York Chemical Club,
the Skull and Keys Fraternity and the
lambda Phi fraternity.
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John D., JR.. GIVES MILLION.
Contribution for Starving Chit
dren ol Europe Nnnounosd
IN New York.
= -. tgIulonffo al

rabn p. Ir. ciss ulnion--No.
Now York. Jan. 2gS--john y necss"
f.,l@r, Jr. gave si.oootgp ~ tts pro
po.ed sss .ooo. 900 fund fof ne felisf =
iha destitute wousu sn1 fhNHfer ri
Europe AZ the annual llnnef ~ fhn
Young Mems Bible Class RI ne fttn
svauue Baptist Church 81 the H1fei
Mckfpin last night
Announcement - NJ. hockefnIlrf r
rif, wac made ~ Herborf Hoover htai
~ the American Relief hdminisffe N'n'
after q speech w NJ. Hoover oesffih.
ing conditions in Europe ard aftef
dramatic rcens. in vhich tho uefltfff
pf the Bible Class insisted urun nnAinH
contributions - no fund Dn thc rrpt
Mr.. Hoogsr said later that NJ icrfs
feiler's cnnfribufi0n Uas BIS 0Wn lnf
vidual snS perrynsi Eifi and wnn nn'
IN any psrt ME fathers ~ peuffaf
ton ~ the Pockeffeiier F0unfsilDn m
any Rockefeller ofEsniyation Ina nn
nounoernent ~ the rifi vas cherrr1 sn.
thusis sticaliy. Tho members ~ fhH
class Jumped % their feet ara applaud
cd Mr. Rockefeller who SEEMED fw
be srraased ~ fhs dem0rstrefitn
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nosr H1r oRavop.

Pose SIN Grange met on Wo1r as'isT "
Evening with large number present
Two applications f0r men1brrsfip were
received. Three candidates we're ir
l,inted IN the isf ard gnd degrees. Tho
grange passed n resolution prnfrailnf
the passage u the boring bu r0w nr
fore the Legislature. The pforoerf
School loan was well dirrussed bot rr
action was taken CaTarfe Wnliauf
and Charles Taylor, me Two men win
were shot on Saturday evening ~ nigt
wayusn. ere members ~ thf Orange
Many ~ the members think fhr
should he rural police on the STATE r1ah
After ths business merting HoIr
programme was enioved rurFf'r
contest was won ~ the lsdirs Ih
Grange closed % meet Fchruarr f
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BALLOON INQUIRY ENDS.
Report WIN He Sent To Secretary o'
The Navy.

ryrckav-av. N r Ian 22-The con
dltion Of Lieut.. stephen a. Farrell az
the time of his alteration with Lieut..
Waiter Hinton. AZ Mattice, Ont. after
tho three American naval bsIloonists
arrived there from Moose Factory, fol
lowing their fight from RoCkHway, was
the subject of Investigation by the
Naval Board Of inquiry here yester-
day.
lieutenant Hinton called after Far
retI had been excused a. the opening
of today's session, was questioned as 70
the u1ea ming ~ his previous testimony
fbat Farrell flew into rage" when
Hinton entered the room where the
trouble occurred He expia ined thaf
Farrell ras in Rn extremely nervous
condition"
After the completion of testimony
Rear Admiral George w. Kline, presi-
dent oF the court. announced that the
inquiry was closed The boards report
vvnen completed, he said. viii he sent %
the Secretary cf the Navy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
NEW THEATRE FOR SEAFORD.

Sesford. Jan. 22-w Ford Breeding
Of fredericksburg Md, who has acquired,
by purchase, the Ross Block, was m town,
yesterday, and said he had contracted with
Elliott & Son Of Laurel to commence the
remodohng Of the building on March
|. into a modern motion picture house
The new theatre will have a seating
capacitv Of 500 $50 on the main floor
and $50 in tho balcony The front Of the
house will be copied after ore Of the lead
ing movirg plctme houses in Philadel-
mia. The architects are Heffmsn-Hcren
Co Of Philadplphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
MARSHALLTON.

Marshallton. Jan pa supper was
given in the st. Barnabas' Bible class room
for the officers, teachers, and one member
from each class in The Sunday school on
Tuesday evening. A very enjoyable time
was had. After supper MIR. Handy, from
st. Johns p. Il. Church, Wilmington,
made nm address. Those present were :
Mr.. Handy, Mr.. Frcd. Bringhurst, Miss
Ella Winchester, Miss Frances Van Fossen
Mrs. John Foard Mrs. Elizabeth Shan
non, Miss Ella Seal Miss Elizabeth Boyd,
Miss Anna Boyd, Norman Groves, George
Haigh. Mrs. Elmer Broadbent, Miss Zelda
Seal, Miss Hida Foard, Miss Helen
Ehsrt, Miss Edith LongstaH, Mira Eliza
beth Spcakmsn, Miss Katie Boyd. Miss
Ethel Pattn, Miss Alice Pyle, Bertha
Mackison. Mabel Springer. Margaret
Stoops. Harry Bristow, Edward Boyd and
Franklin Foard.
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SUSSEX COUNTY NOTES.

Georgetown. Del Jan 22.-Miss
Hannah Green. daughter of Julius Green.
this CITY. was severely hurt Thursday
morning. by falling down stairs at the
home 81 George Blizzard, in Wilmington.
where she wax visiting
Tho LEVY Court of Sussex county Is
having .wo miles Of road improved in
Little Creek district, extending from eX-
Representative II r. Phillips corner to
thc store Of C W. Owens. Farmers along
the route are raising funds by private
subscriptions 20 paw one-third of the cost
of construction.
Mrs William b Brasure, who for the
pas, three wears has served as clerk IN
the office Of the county comptroller, has
been retained bv the new official, Charles
" Messick of Broad Creek.
The regular February term of Superior
Court and Court of General Sessions Will
convene on February 9 For the following
week session OF Over and Terminer Court
has been called by Sheriff William l..
McIlvaine
Molten r. Pepper, 'father-in-law OF
William Frank Sharp, prominent local
business man. is seriously i'll a. the home
81 Mr.. Sharp on North Bedford street,
Georgetown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
NEWS OF LAUREL.

IauIel, Jan 22.-Levin r. Bacon of
Norfolk. Va, is spending some time
here with relatives and friends
Herman Evans, who has been engaged
~ the automobile repair business In
Harrington, has taken position with the
purnell garage, and assumed duty there
this week
box and shadow social was gwen by
the pupils Of Meals school, Thursday
SNeplnC.
The century Club has rented a store
room and fitted it up as a rest room for
out-of-town shoppers here.
g. Howard Gordy and family Of Broad
Creek moved into the John 4. Marshall
property, in Bethel, last week.
The ladies Of the New Century Club are
arranging TO stage a thTee-act comedy.
IA Kentucky Belle at Waller Theatre.
since Christmas, there have been sew
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
CORN SHOW AT CLAYTON.

Clayton, Jan. 22-Much interest was
manifested in the Corn Show held here.
yesterday. under the direction Of Kent
County Farm Bureau Much corn was
displayed. c ounty Agent Cobb, A. J.
Wright Of Clayton and Stanley Short of
Cheswold made interesting addresses.
Other speakers were Hon A. J. Wright,
CLAYTON snd Stanley Short, Cheswold.
The Judges Charles Jones and II ;.
sinex made awards. as follows: White
corn-Flrst Stanley Short Cheswold; I;
second. st Joseph Industrial School
Clayton.
Yellow corn, First, Eugene Meredith,
Clayton; second. J. w. Smith, Clayton;
third, G. A Reihms, Clayton.
j. A Wright while not in the compe-
tition, had a large display of corn which
ne had propagated from corn grains taken
from the tassel. II created much interest
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Townsend are visiting in Philadelphia
Mrs. William G. Pierce, Jr., is visiting
in Dover
Miss Nan Wilson Of Philadelphia II
here with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Jacob &. Wilson, rccupcrating after an
operation for appendicitis Mt jefferson
Hospital, Philndelphia.
A very fine minstrel show WAS given IN
Armory Hall Wednesday evening, under
the auspices of the Patrol Of kvcrgrccn
Forest No. 40, Tall Cedars OF Lebanon
The talent and music we're furnished by
tho Georgetown ConccrtTroop. Dancing
followed the performance,
Alton Cubbagc has gone TO New Or
loans when he will remain about ak
weeks and then will go on 20 California
for the remainder of the winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
OFFIC Frs INSTALLED.

Delaware City. Jan % The officers
of the Junior Order United American
Mechanics Of ST Georges visited the
Delaware CITY Council. Thursday evening
and installed the following officers
Howard Money and William Press, past
councillors. George Poltham. vice
councillor; Frank Irons. treasurer. A
Hope, financial secretary: \. w Hope'
recording secresary, Claud Jordan,
assistant. George Heal chaplain: Albert
Bowen, inside sentinel; HaiTv Gardner,
.Jr outside sentinel; William GiviHon,
Samuel Armstrong and Claude Jordan
trustees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
MEAT REGULATIONS Attached
Two Senators Cali II Tnwarrsnted
Interference.

Washington. Jan 22.-propoeed Gov
ernment regulations of the meat pack
ers and allied industries drew fire In
the Senate yesteday from two Senators.
sherman. of Illinois and FernaId OF
Maine both Republicans. The two
Senators opposed the pending Gronna
regulatory hill as an unwarranted in
reference with a particular private in
dustrv. a principle, which. they said.
might be extended injuriously to other
lines of business.
Opposition Of both Senators 60 the
measure. which will be voted on next
Monday. also included attacks upon the
Federal Trade Commission. which ha.
supported the legisla ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
BIDS FOR NEW SCHOOL.

Laurel, Jan. 22.--Bids for the construc-
ton Of the colored school building were
opened by the local school board, Thurs
day evening and recommendations for
awarding tho contract were made to the
school Auxiliary.
There were twelve bids, the highest
bong $67, 900 and the lowest x34 800.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
STUDENTS INJURED ATrLAy.

Scaford, Jan. 22.-Mi.s Mary Ice
Poole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
u. Poole, was badly injured while nj play
at the public school, yesterday, when
one of the giant strides hit her in the
head, cutting severe prsh over the eye.
Andrew Van SAINT, Jr., also was injured
and knocked unconscious at the school
while engaged in boxing bout with Thorn
s@ Moor
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WANT NEGRO J. p.
COMMITTEES Urges Governor Denney To
APPOINT Charles ". Goplburr.

Special Dispatch % EYerg FlFshinF.
Dover, Jan IA delegation Of coll
ored citizens called on Governor Denney
at his office in che State iioupo yesteT-
day and urged the appointment 81 a
colored man TO the Office Of justice Of che
peace and notary public, Offering tt-, name
Of Charles r. Cottlbtifn Of Wilmington,
for the appointment
The committee consisted Of Alfred
Raik.s, A. y. Ruffin, Rev s.. J. Ham
mond, Or w. M. Henry, Rev. l.. 81.
Moore, Rev. ]. A. l.. Porter, Rev y &.
Dorce, Prof. r W. Gordy, Calvin Clark
jas r Brown and Samuel Harper Of
Dover. and John York of Smyrna.
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TO INSTRUCT KENT COUNTY.

Ceoruesoun Ian. ~ John W. Cab
aon uhn for the pasf three wears has been
IN charge of The Office of the Sussex county
Ros-d ~ Assessment. has accepted
.m,la- positicn with the Kent County
Roard of Asseesmnt and will relinquish
his duties here the FIRST Of the month, and
move TO Dover.
Mr.. Gibson will endeavor 10 install
the same system Of assessing IN Kent
e~ountv rs is used in this county The law,
creating the assessment board OF Kent
county is nafterned after that of Sussex.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
FLED FROM BURNING HOUSE.

Georgetown. Jan - "A tenant house
owned hv Frank Helm. near st. George
Church. between Dagsboro and Miil-
vllle. was totally DESTROYED bv FIRE re-
.lltins from an over heated stove, this
week
The house was tenanted by Mrs Mary
Burton and children who barely escaped
nth Their lived owing 20 the fact that
most of tho lower floor was IN flames when
discovered They we've forced 20 escape
IN thor night clothes
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PARENTS AND TEACHERS.

Georgetown. Jan ga Parent
TAsrher Association has been formed 81
Roxans. with the following officers
President, Albert Lekites; vice -rresi-
dent. Jsme. Lesry; secretary, J. { Evans
treasurer. Mrs 4 lockwood: member
.hip committed, MIR. Rosa Murray, Mrs
Melissa McCahe; program COMMITTEES.
Prof L II Hudson. social committee.
Nlrs u Lockwood. Mrs Katie llick-
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RAILROAD COUNSEL A SUICIDE.
w. VI. Coleman Leaps From lith
Floor of Hotel

Washington. Jan. 22s-W. NJ. Coie-
man. Of New York. general counsel for
the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad
T.srnpauv. committed suicide here yes
tarday hv jumping from the eleventh.
story OF hotel on Pennsylvania
avenue.
Mr.. Coleman left a note in mis- room
AT the hotel. willing All of his property
10 his wife. Hotel attaches said there
rvas nothing in the note to explain why
he desired TO end his life. He vas so
years old and came here yesterday from
New York.
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~ SsEX MARRIAGES.

Georgetown, Jan 22- Clarence +
short If FSsnkford and Emma Cannon
~ ,hi. citv were married by Rev. J. X
johnson, At Frankford, Tuesday night
Mis- Frances Smith. daughter OF
Charles Smith. and Jacob S. Smith. son
~ J s Su,th. both residing at Seaford,
were married. Tuesday night bv Rev
Frank n Carpenter Of Seaford
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Jan. 22-Rev William O.
Quayle, Bishop of the Methodist area Of
st. Louis, Mo, will give free lecture IN
the basement OF Avenue Nj. +. Church,
tonight at s o'clock, and will preach at
at the 1890 O'Clock service tomorrow
morning
Rev George A. Owen of Elmer, n J.,
will be in charge of all services at the
First Baptist Church, tomorrow.
Thomas &. Reynolds and Marshall
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Mrs. Hannah Green Injured.

Mrs. Hannah Green. aged % Of
Georgetown was slightly injured about
the head and shoulders yesterday when
she fell down stairs at ia Lombard
street. where she WAS staying. She
was taken to the Delaware Hospital
in the police ambulance where she was
treated, and permitted TO go home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22

eral complaints by property owners OF
damage to their property by shots from
air rifles. IT sccms 10 be sport with the
small boys to break window parcs, al
though they risk fines and other penalties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
70 Lecture at Second Baptist Church,

Addresses will be made by Mrs. j.
r Muller OF Philadelphia. secretary
Of the White Cross. and Miss Sara
Libby Carson. director of the Delaware
characterization Committee. in Second
Baptist Church on Tuesday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
Contract for Laurel School.

The contract for the erection of a
colored school at Laurel has been
awarded to A. l.. Elliott & Son. at their
bid of 800 The project will be
financed by the Delaware School Aux
iliaTv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
Meeting at Hanover.

The monthly meeting social of the
Hanover Senior Christian Endeavor
Society was held in the Girls Club
Room Of the Sunday School building
last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03
1.-THE CONQUERING POWER
OPENS SUNDAY ST LOEW,S.

=
The COnquering Power" a Rex In
gram production, will be the feature tim
attraction at Loew.s State for next weeE.
In this production, Mr.. Ingram had the
assistance OF all the principals who aided
him in making The Four Horsemen or
the Apocalypse"
1t is an adaptation by June Mathis or
Badzac's novel. Eugene Grandet." The
scene is laid in a provincial city Of
France, where the misery old Grandet
hOrdes his gold and lives in poverty with
bis daughteT. Eugene. A nephew,
Charles, a young Partisan, son OF a bank
rupt, is thrown upon the miser's charity,
and is scOrned and banishes by him to
Martinique
In the screen version Alice Terry. the
beautiful Marguerite OF "The -Four Horse
men," plays the role OF Eugenie. Rudolph
Valentino, whose Latin temperament and
graceful fascination fitted him pre-
eminently for the part Of Julio in THE
Four HOrsemen,' is cast as the Partisan
dandy, Charles. Ralph Lewis, one Of the
Eost effective of character actors, plays
Grandet. Others in the cast are Edward
Connolly, Edna Dumary, George Akin
sen, Willard Lee Hail. Mary Hearn,
Bridgetta Clark, Mark Fenton, Eugene
Pouyet and Ward Wing.
A special musical score. wcich has
been feature OF the Ingram prOduc-
lions, has been provided for THE Con
quering Power" and Will be interpreted
BY the Loew orchestra. Other program
features include 4 short comedy .andEa
news reel.