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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
FRIENDS OF WHITING
HERO ARE INVITED
Medal Holders To Be Offlc
ial Mourners at Armis
tice Day Ceremony.

WASHINGTON. Oct 14-seven Ind
larians holders Of the congressional
medal of honor. have been invited b.
the war department TO attend as Off
cial mourners and guests Of the GOV
ernnent at he Armisice day ceremon-
les incident 10 the burial at Arlington
National cemetery Of the body OF all
unidentified soldier who was killed in
France.
The holders Of the medals taat have
been 50 honored are Frank Stclz.
1155 Marlowe avenue, Indianapolis,
Orville T. Chamberlain. Elkhart, VII
liam G. Cubberlv. Lyons Station: Sid
nev HAght, whiting. John r. Porter.
North Vernon Reuben Smalley. Green
sburg. and John T. Sterling. Prairie
town. These are the only living hold
ors OF ths medal in Indiana who we're
not in the, service OF the army or navy
october /. The service roosters may con-
tain the names of medal holders that
formerly lived IN Indiana.
Official rnourners at the burial wi;l
include holders Of the congressional
medal. probably $50 in number; three
service men from each state, to be
named by the government one Off
Ger and one enlisted representative
from each arm and service Of the army
and navy; one member of the American
Legion from each state and one mem
Der of each Of the other permanent war
veteran societies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
CALL ON GARY
MAN FOR HELP

Next Sunday for the ,ast time this
year. the dentists and lawyers Of Ham
mond VIII match wits On the Ham
mond Country Club golf links The
lawyers ara all Hammond men but the
dentists had TO ring in a. couple CT out
siders like Doc Salisbury OF Crown
Point and Doc Long OF Gary.
Atty Bill .fcAleer is looking after
the inter SIS OF the lawyers in the pre-
liminary arrangements and Doc Leon
ald Moran is the Tex Rickard OF the
tooth puHers.
NfcAleer announces his team as fol-
lows: v 5 Reiter Jesse Wilson, J. r.
sawyer. W J. McAleer, Fred Crum-
packer. Newt. Hambrof. Edwin Fried
rich.
The dentists aer offered es fellows.
Robert Giliis. T. F. Bell. L A. Sails
bury. ii j Iddings ]. Long. ". II
DAVIS. L. J Moran.
The lawyers have the privilege of
making the pairings. The game starts
at O'Clock Sunday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
MAY SOLVE
ALLEN MURDER
Capt. Frank Roach Expects
to Wiring Confession
From Prisoners.

4 confession IS expected within the
lext rwenty-four hours 81 CAPITA III
-'rank Roach. OF the Gary police de-
5artment that VIII solve the murder OF
ohn Allen. colored. who was found
hot 70 death early Friday night OF
-ast week a his boarding house al 1905
tassachusetts st, following q drinking
est with a stranger
His boarding house mistress. Mrs
Maggie Vance. and coIored man, whose
anne IS withheld are now IN custody
md according 10 Information. Captain
Coach who has been working contlnu
ously since the eve Of the murder to
solve the mystery. The prisoners are
it a breaking point and are expected
o make 4 complete confession at most
my time
The murder was most brutal one.
The murderer or murderers had jam
ned his head half way beneath d XII
hen range ard the door. The weight OF
le stove had crushed the skull. Five
.4llet holes were found in the body
hirteen shots we're fred in al
It vas revealed that Allen had been
.rInking heavily. He did not work liz
lie afternoon on account OF the rain.
4ate in the afternoon according 70 Mrs.
laggie Vance with whom he had board
Cd for the past fourteen years he
rougat . stranger 70 the house.
Mrs. Vance stated that she left the
aouse about six o'clock 70 visit a friend
~ 1926 Washington street. where z
ard party vas to be held in the eve
ming. Both we're sitting ST the kitchen
able at The time.
npanled by another oolored LADY
.Irs. Vance left the washington street
4ddress shortly after S o'clock to see
T everything was all right at home.
Hsr screams attracted the attentio1 q
shbors and examination was made
he body vas still warm.
It Is known that Allen had SIS on
dts person tn The afternoon but Coroner
E f. Evans was only able 70 md 70
eeuts in his clothing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
Jury OF WOMEN
FINDS HIM GUILTY

The flrst jury Of women in Ham
mond court yesterday took its duties
seriously and after careful dehberation
res from wrangling found the defend
4nt guilty ans affixed ane OF 81 and
costs
George Hataeld. 571 Logan street
Who was the defendant paid his hne
in bad temper He decided that he
didn't care much for lady jurors.
Justice Of the Peace Charles Fried
rich IN whose court the case was tried
eompllmented the women on their care
i'll attention to the evidence.
7 can only say that this is one Of
lhe most intelli gert juries I have ever
aad in my court" SAID the justice. l
have never seen a Jury display gTeatei
appreciation Of their sponsibihties II
was evident from the start that ever
Juror desired to be fair and impartial
Hatfield was charged with assault
lpon John Buetner, q neighbor. as Tho
result OF q dog fight It was show
BY the evidence that there had been 9
yreat deal OF profanity connected with
the alteration and this may have in
Iuenced the jury to an extent
Attorney George Eder appeared foi
The state and Attorney Milo Bruce for
The defense Mrs Grace Conroy wa
orenan Of the jury which vas com
gosed large Of clerks. stenographers ard
other business women.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
REDUCTIONS
ARE FIXED IN
LOCAL LEVIES
Many Appeals Yet Remain To
Be Passed On By
Board
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERviCEl
WASHINGTON, Oct. I4-Prohihi-
tdon officials issued a nav waning
today agetnst pubic consumption OF
'fbootleg" liquor. Most of the stuff
being dispensed now merits the
name Of "coroner's cocktails" they
said. Less than two per cent Of
the stun now being peddled is real
whiskey and gin" said J. III
Doran, chief OF the chemical div
4sion OF the prohibition Office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Hammond levy to he 20 cents: Gary $.
~: whiting. 90; and East Chicago. 80.
"Forty-four and half per cent OF all
taxes collected in the city Of Hammond
last year went to the public schools" /"
declared Cleveland. The city was
economically conducted. The water
works project Is needed az once The
engines at the lake front are liable to
break down at any time Do you want
a new bunch of men to come in and
start all over again or will you let the
present administration continue the
work il has 50 ably begun2"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
IMPORTANT MEETING

Today's bright sun shone with agree
able warmth.
But what Of December ~ What
sort OF a day VIII that be? How many
homes viii be cold because there VIII
be no fuel?
Well Hammond business and profess
sional men can answer that tonight
- s o'clock in room Of the Superior
court building. Ed. Kroer. local sup
eriutendent Of the employment bureau
x5u ask the cooperation OF city Of
acIals and citizens best equipped to
offer aid to mitigate the misery of a
jobless winter.
IT is YOUR DUTY TO BE THERE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
OCT. 80
FIXED FOR
WALKOUT
Railroad Heads Despite News
Plan Further Wage
Reductions
,,.-.ssarlanAL ngws sgaMcEl

,.-G 49, 14-strtke clouds OF
.-,.,.-ss .ha rail
increasing AsIa
road horizon here tooay n
~ railroads ~ the nation assem- oieel
sss III. situation. Every indi-
a is ~ unv.eldtng atti-
No1 -, -ra roads
tlos on lA7 49,
and their employees ana
M h., the federal government 10 az
,.-,.s S-.z foreseen by many
Just '-9
observers
The heads Of tbs various .
unions. ae series Of conferences AeF7
during the past week. have drawn care
-,-s eor strike and. according
,,.,a-+,c reports. have
lo ~ fo- ,ne
nxed October ~
alkout- No official announcements n
- 5o-a However. has been made
- .1r CUTS
<CAs1 ..,-,,5z
Executives o. ne .5 ars
y the country on 1a7 1.ala ~
said 10 have prepared ,..f,i
freight AID PASSENGER i.l-s 49,.
reduce the cost of trans =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14


WASHINGTON. Oct 14-Even IN mat
fellows The pith Of the old saying
law bosses. There is worry IN the camp
are at the basis Of their guessing over
Cleverly devised programs for en-
ing undone IN the way Of tight reguIa-
important localities. Lack of success tn
law IN some states noted as big liquor
In some OF the large states dry en-
forcenlent machines are presided over
by men who are suspected by the drys
x not being 100 per cent drys. These
men say the charge Of the drvs is true.
1hey happen not 70 be IN the cate CORY
81 professional dryA
LITTLE OFFICIAL WEIGHT
II IS the private opinions such men
hold that make them unfit TO admins
ter the dry laws. IN the view Of the
dry leaders But that argument does
not get far with either United States
Senator's who recommended these Of
ficials or with the White House, which
had the final approval Of their appoint
ment
Agitation for the removal Of some of
the alleged vets presiding over State
Try law machines has been very pro-
aounced IN the camp Of some Of the
lrys TIE rumblings hAve now taken
the form Of formal demand for the re-
moval of certain directors. One of
Them has been officially placed before
revenue Commissioner Blair. Others
are expected.
The outcome Of these drives again 81
lry-lsw officials whose personal and
official fategritv remains absolutely i'm
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
RunLETru

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
CHICAGO Oct 14-With strike
threats enanat1ng from the enemy
camp In nearby hotel. $50 high
executives or the railroads OF the
United States, including practically
ell the presidents, went into exe-
outivs conferences shortly before
noon today TO discuss policies 60 b.
pursued n regard 70 wages OF rail-
soad employees and freight rates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

SIMON'S
RECORD
MCAIeer Says He Lacks lnitia
tive, Granger Says He Stole
Another'S Glory
BY THE POLITICAL REPORTER

Republicans and democrats ran an
other dead heat last night ia tho munI
eipal derby Two republican meetings
On Calumet avenue We're equal ~ si1f
10 tho democrat woman rally AZ the
IS Of p. halt
Ii must be with mixed feeling that 4
candidate listens - the praise and
heers of an audience and realizes that
III another section Of his town another
Gathering of citizens IS handing him the
Neu known razzberry-
There was a great abundance OF plat
orm talent last night headlined by
". McAieer for the Brown faction
aud Bernard Gavit for simon.
New additions to the republican az
Sregauon Of speakers were H z Gran
ger and r G. sproat- Some Of the
hings said at the Brown meetings tn
he Lafayette school and the Auditor
um theater at Hoffman and Calumet
e~f,-o~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

LYNN, MASS. Oct. 1.-TWO avia-
tors we're killed near Revere Beach
today when a bipIsne OF the Lynn
Aerial transportation company.
crashed 70 the grounds In baz1ass.
One wing OF tire machine IS said
to have collapsed At the Chelsea
hospital, one of the men was idenH-
fed as Edward r. Foster, Jr., OF
winchester, pilot OF the plane Th'
other fier's name was Fletcher An
dersor-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
1BrLLETTN.l

fINYEREATI IoKAL NEWS sERVicEl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.--Poiitt~
cal Washington was n-bUxz with
speculation today over what IA
generally regarded as a concilia-
tory move on the part OF Col. Z, NJ.
House TO make up with Wood
row Wilson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
eBULLETIN.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcE}
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-The In
hibifIon against piece work In
railway shops was removed by the
United states Railway Labor
Board today and the question Of
the Inauguration of the piece work
plan by the various roads referred
to conferences between the roads
and their employees
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
fBrLIFTTN.l

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVlcej
SHARON, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE
sharon steel Hoop company an
nounces that effective October Is,
the price of hot roll strip steel wiz
be advanced So a ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
BULLETIN.a

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON, oct. 14.-Presi-
dent Harding today took steps TO
make why easier for those who
saw service In the world war 30
secure appointment in the postal
service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
4BULLETIN.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsVlcgI
WASHINGTON, Oct. t4@Cof-
william Joseph simmons, imperial
wizard of the Ku Klux Khan. vvas
Ill today and unable to appear be-
fore the house rules committee 70
undergo cross-exnmimntion con-
corning his organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
1BUILTTIN.l

IfNTEPrATlo oNAL NEWS SERyIcEl
BUCHAREST. Oct. I4.-TeD men
were killed and mary were wound
ed when $50 trucks of omruun~.ion
exploded nt Fort Rndmci. Ru-
mnnian arsenal and fortifcation
today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

pregnable IN tho eyes Of higher offic-
ials welding final power in enforce
nent matters leaves the drys some
what UP . tree and howling for more
ammunition.
rLL-TRGED DRIVE
Unfortunately for them. perhaps. they
began g drive that was not only NJ
timed IN execution. but based upon
rather shsllow ground They made the
mistake IN the case q the adm1ttedly
able Prohibition Director OF Maryland
of condemninE that official without
also weighing few qualifying state
neRts he made. IN connection with q
very frank denunciation Of some phases
Of law enforcement and prohibition gen
orally. The Maryland Director. like
those Of other states. is not in com
plete agreement. IA matters OF policy.
with others Who are quite active ii pro
hibition propaganda But his views az
cordlng to officials who had = vital part
in analyzins thar. differed but slightly
from those repeatedly expressed by
others who have the courage of their
convictions. recognize a certain set Of
conditions that cannot be defended and
merely give voice honestly TO what they
believe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
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men were arrested, ons after
hotao autnob1s chase. when Frank
J. Palt, building and loan banker
at 32o5 s. Morgan St, reported the
men were acting suspiciously near
his Office
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
nULLE-xN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVfcEl
The sheriff and bank representa-
titives at Dyer, Ind, have been ask
ed TO come TO Chicago to identify
FIVE men who, police here believe,
robbed the Dyer bank. The hve
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
.tBULLETIN.p

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvscEl
LONDON. ocf. 1.-THE Ir1sh
pence conference after short ses-
sion adjourned until Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
No Snap Judgment Removals
INTERNATIONAL EEWs sERVIcEI
~ fa--That-a Is a N NJ an /. Z

WASHINGTON authority
OF with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
ARE SAVED TO INDIANA 7AXPA YERS
RAILROAD STRIKE MENACE IS Again LOOMING UP
OFFICIAL WASHINGTON
IGNORES BOSSES KICK
ON 'DAMP" DIRECTORS

There Worry in the Camp of the Drys- Cleverly De
vised Plans for Enforcem ent, That Leave Nothing
Undone in Tight Regulat ion, Are Halted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
BY W. H. ATKINS.

ENf y n oEr9TLET
ters Of rum politics makes strange bed
comes home forcefulIy TODAY 70 the dry
Of the drys Politics and its workings
what win happen next
forcement that appear 70 leave moth
tions are not going through IN certain
strict administration Of the yolstead
sources. - blamed entirely on politics.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Faig tonight end saturday.
slightly wnrmer tonight and In
Houth portion Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Delivered by carr1era IA aanaronS
A1c ". HAurnoua S0c psz month on
streets a.nd usws stands 80 per cop3
Evening star., 1921-06-18
wANTED-ROOMS

I'NFI'RNISIIED. l or rooms with closets:
private home, owner; strictly modern house
md floor: desired by single gentleman: NV
section preferred: state price: must bc reason
uii. Address IioN l9fT. Star office. ~
FrHNIsHEb ROOM by gentleman workn
nights: near Franklin Park %i week. Address
BOX 3ni-r. STAR office.
ONE FRONT. md Gorr. nnfurnished room
Ink: by widow; near 18th ana L sts. NV.
1882 q 81. NV.
LADY desires bedroom Sttng room July lsf.
near Treasury: board preferred. terms. Ad-
dress Box 2Jf-T. Star office. w"
MAN wants room in ST.; stat. price. Address
I.ox 4I2-r. Star Office.
GENTLEMAN with refs. within 3 blo"kS OF
Treasury; reasonable. Address Fox 233 7. star
office. l3'
SUBIHBaN ROOMS " ITH UDAHD.
IN COUNTRY. by gentleman 90 years cid.
within two ear fares. State terms. Address
Box 1877, Star office. lS'
Evening star., 1921-06-18
VANTED-HOUSES.

We can sell your property
if the price is right.
Consult our Sales Department
THEF.H. SMITH COMPANY
BIS 18th st nv. Main 66a-
Evening star., 1921-06-18
TABLE BOARD.
BEACON Inn,
WA NTI:ID.
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-Brpakfasts and dinners: virinii!
Georgia ave. and Lamont. j. II. Holmes. VI
LII. Nv,
Evening star., 1921-06-18
APARTMENTS TO LET
CsFUHNlSHED-to ontinucd.
FIVE ROOMS
2lio ~. NV, Apt. ~.
l'all iunrninrs 1aa

ABATEMENT ROOMS AND BATU, $40
Light and heat furnished
go II ous
Evening star., 1921-06-18

WANTED-APARTMENTS
rNFURNIsHED. 6 or 7 ROOMS. WEST OF
18TH north Of Il, not over 500. Address IoK
247-T. Star office.
OR 8 ROOMS. KITCHENEI'rE AND BATH.
section NV. or ne. for colored. Address ) W.
Ward Box 2J1-T. Star Office. l9'
REFINED ADULT FAMILY OF DESIRE
completely furnished small housekeeping apart
the Lincoln Memorial Monumen.. Give desrrn-
ton location and terms. Address H'x 81.
Star Office. ~
WINTED-TN FURNISHED APARTMENT.
room kitchen and bath. Jair LIST: reasonable
Address Bo1 2SI-T. star office.
EEDRO0M. KIfCHENETrE AND PRIVATE
hath unfurnished. for Ink, desired by single
gentleman; NV. sectiJA I,rrfeHcd: state price:
must be reasonable Address ltoN 1871. star
Office. ~. "
NODERN . Oh ROON AND RATH HOUSE
Keeping apartment by young couple: state par
ticulars Address BOX 20l-T. Star ONCE ~.
R00Ms AND BA1H. UNFURNIsHED. FOR
adults; not over $50. Address BOX .i2.T.
Star Office. 10
w1NTBD-BY July 1. OR MODERN
housekeepng rooms. by gentleman. wi.e and
six-year-old daughter: permanent: city or SUD
nrhsn. references given. Give fuu parncu-
iarS in answer. Address Box l6o-T. star
Office.
NAVAL DOCTOR DESIRES q. OR
room housekeeping apartment or house: NV
NJ suburbs: with porch preferred; reasonable
rent. Address 1877: Star Office Is.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
SUBURBAN BOARD.

DELIGHTFULLY."- cool rooms and excellent
conntry board in Riverdale. Nd: As minutes
tn heart Of city near 2 car lines. Rates--Single
person, $50; two in nice double room, s25 each
ner month. Address Box 273-T. Star office. aOs
CHEVY CHAsE--Rooms and board; sleeping
porch: in attractive home: near Circle. Phone
Cleye. 1441. 1ss
Evening star., 1921-06-18
Selected List Of High-Class
FOR RENT.

Selected List OF High-Class
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
Roth for permanent occupancy and for the
summer months including both furnished and
unfurnished. in some Of the most desirable
ap'r'"eAA1v eAvoSpAhE. SSfI 17a4 p St. NV.
4 7,,oms and bath, unfurnished. 500
5 rooms and bath, including furniture.
linen and silver. ........... SiO SiO
3 rooms and bath. unfurnisnea ...'....... Si0 io0
ADEIPHIA, 1877 Chaplin Ct: NV.
4 rooms and bath, unfur., from July L.. SIS
6 rooms and bath. furnished. from
July ErAnRwoob. ( Voc i7is St. NV. '''''
q rooms, reception hall and ha tn. fur. $3.50
Z rooms and bat unfurnished $50
CAyANAUGH COURTS. 1920 18th st. NV.
. rooms, kitchen and bath. furnished SIS
2 rooms, kitchen and bath, furnished. $40
2 rooms, Kitchen and bath, furnished. ..... $50
1 room, kitchen and bath. unfurnished. So
/ room. kitchen and bath. furnished. 49,. $50
NETHERLANDS. 1860 Columbia Rd. NV.
4 rooms and bath. furnished. ed............ .$I25
STAFFORD. 1889 Lanier Place NV.
linen roRoSTo. ens sISer; sooS St. NV. 'i'
rooms and bath. completely furnished.
RGr9.aSb tG "a COURTS. i7a5 18th st. NV. :'
3 rooms, bath, unfurnished. d............... $75
2 rooms. BATH. unfurnished. ed.............. $50
3 rooms, bath unfurnished. hed............... $75
rooms, bath, unfurnished. d.............. SO
1 room, bath. furnished. .... $40
rooms, kitchen. bath, unfurnished. $75
1 room, kitchen, bath, unfurnishef. $50
2 rooms, kitchen. bath, fur. including
hen Inspection at any time. Apply ~
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FURNISHED APARTMENT

NddrpSS ItIN -f.'.T. NIHF UnN-p
FOUR ROOMS. BATH. RECEPTION HALL.
I-,r.i: summer or longer. CHl. 11G6J.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH APART
mcnt: porch; June 2J-Septemts.r IL. Apply Apt.
~. 1894 Harvard st. Col. 14H3W. 19s
ONE ROOM AND klTCliESETrE. HOUSE.
keeping. complete: s. weeh. 3l0 q st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-06-18

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
FIRST FLOOR OF TWO STORY APARTMENT
horse, handsomely furnished in old mahogany:
living room with open crate, .arge bedroom,
dining room kitchen with modern gas range
and porcelain sink; electric light, modern bath.
laundry porches and yard; possession June Is: !:
rent. S75 per month: would rent unfurnished
for SG0 per month. No. is Ralston ave-, Hy-
attsville Md. or phone Hyattsville 357.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-02-21
BLIZZARD CANNOT KEEP
THEM FROM GREAT film

The blizzard that held Washington
almost snowbound seemed without
the slightest erect on the attendance
at Loew's Columbia Theater yester-
day afternoon, where Forbidden
Fruit" the greatest of all Cecil y. De-
Mile screen masterpieces, began the
second great week OF its Washington
engagement
Forbidden Fruit is DeMille's lat
est and most profound study OF the
problem OF modern marriage, It's
lures, its duties and it's responsible
ties. Based on the story OF the same
name by Jeanie Macpherson, DeMille
has brought to It's Interpretation a
cast OF singular and unusual excel
lence, including Agnes Ayres, Forrest
Stanley. Kathlyn williams, Theodore
Roberts, Theodore kosloff. Julia Fay
and many others of photoplay promi-
nence.
Agnes Ayres is cast In the role OF
a proud Southern girl who marries a
man who shortly turns out to be q