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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

RslIin i4 soon to starr screen.
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r. written ~ Sister Eileen Brady Of
sisters nf ~ Dominica She ti'i
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

prod. nuu uus started bon Eileen
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

Tn. IampiiEht,r. starring shin.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01

ishs,d, an innocent woman and some
mnocent children suffer. But then L
must remember tho children Of the
man who lSas killed." Judge Prince
said in passing sentence on Ashley
The Ashley has been one of the
hardest contested legal battles in the
criminal court of Anderson in u long
time. The prosecution introduced
testimony to show that Policeman
Hughes had disarmed himself a short
time before Ashley fired, handing his
gun to. Chief Of Police Page, who was
disarmed by two OF Ashley's friends.
The defendant pleaded self-defense,
claiming that he had shot after the
policeman had cursed him and showed
him back, reaching for his gun as he
did So Defense witnesses also tes-
tilted Chief Page picked Hughes gnn
from the sidewalk, and chat it had
not been given to Page by Hughes.
The defendant was represented by
f. 3. Gricr, Of Greenwood; II. F. Wat
kins, G. b. Greene and C. b. Earle of
this city; and Solicitor Leon W. Har-
ris was assisted by Proctor Bonham
Of Greenvile, and Zen. Nj l.. Bonham
and Thomas Allen, Of this city.
Before the May term Of the court of
general sessions adjourned this after
noon, Broadus Miller, a negro indicted
for murder and held at the county iail
following a mistrial, entered plea OF
guilty OF manslaughter and was sen
fenced to serve three years on the
county chain gang.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01
WOMEN'S RIGHTS UP
TO PRESBYTERIES


They Must Decide Whether Women
. Shall Become Deacons, Assembyq
Decides.
Winona Lake, Ind, May 26.--Scrip-
tural quotations were passed back and
forth today as the commissioners to
the 133rd general assembly of the
Presbyterian church in the United
States attempted to establish how
much Of part women are to be given
in ecclesiastical government, A dcci-
sion was finally reached to allow the
Presbytcries of the church to take a
referendum vote on the question OF
allowing women to be installed as
deacons, an Office hitherto held only
by men. The vote will be reported
at the net general assembly.
The proposal that women be permit
ted to fill the Office OF deacon brought
a protest from Reverend Abraham, of
Chester, Penn. He quoted from the
book Of Acts, in which he said the
! twelve apostles, III calling for the ap-
| pointment of deacons gave this in
junction to the disciples: Look ye
out, therefore, ,brcthrcn, from among
seven mon Of good report, full Of the
spirit and wisdom you may appoint
over this business"
"Wc have this for our guard, breth-
ren," declared Reverend I.athom, land
4 Al ri, s,t, Il -.
to the Good Book"
A generous round Of applause greet
cd this quotation. but Immediately
there was counter.Quotation from a
commissioner who found his inspira-
tion in the book of Romans. He quot
cd: Il commend unto you, Phoebe
our sister, who is deaconcss OF the
church that Is at Conchreae, that We
receive her in the Lord, worthily of
the saints, and that ye assist her in
whatsoever matter she may have need
OF you. For she herself also hath been
the helper Of many and of mine own
| self"
| Cheers greeted the quotation and n
tribute by Reverend David Hughes of
Baltimore. to the deaconess in his
church. brought ringing shouts Of ap-
probation.
The vote followed authorizing the
referendum vote on the granting of
the additional power to women in the
church government. Last year a
Presbytemal vote on an overture op-
posing change in the constitutional
government Of the church so that wo-
men might he eligible to vote the
offices of elder and deacon showed a
| defeat for the overture.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01
SENTENCE OF Ten
YEARS FOR ASHLEY

Sentence Is Passed Upon Anderson
Man for Killing Of Hughes. Appeal
to be Taken.
Anderson, May 26.--Ernest Ashley,
last night found guilty OF monslaugh-
>Saer for killing Policeman and Deputy
NSheriff Arthur Il. Hughes, at the close
of a political meeting held in Honea
Fath last August "a, was this after.
noon sentenced to serve ten years in
tac state pen.tcntiary, or on the coun-
" chaingang.
? I've sentence Of the court was at
hrst ii years, but an appeal to Judge
George E. Prince, presiding, to re-
duce the sentence to ten years, So
iFthat bail could bo granted by the pre-
siding judge, pending an appeal.
After listening to f. b. Grier, of
Greenwood, associate counsel for
Ashley, and who had previously i'm
plorcd Judge Prince to temper justice
with mercy, the presiding judge fixed
the sentence at 10 years. Bond was
fixed at $4,000, to De signed by two
or more securities and approved by
the clerk Of court
II have listened to the appeals of
counsel for the defendant and have
heard them plead for mercy for this
defendant because OF his wife and
! four children. This is one of the sad
duties Of a judicial officer, for every
time some violator Of the law is pun
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01

escaped when brought here to search
for the buried pot of gold"
Under the war trade board license,
as amended last Monday, Grover
Bergdoll is classed as an alien enc
my, which dcprivcs him of any pro-
test or claim as an American citizen.
Mrs. Bergdoll can not touch a cent
of her own money, or OF Growers OF
Erwin's, until she has satisfied the
government authorities of the exact
ownership, and until Growers pos
sessions have been separated from
those Of ErYin and her own. She can
not cash check.
When Colonel Miller and q staff OF
assistants went to Castle Bergdolp'
today and served notice that heI
Stacker sons estate has been seized
and that she must vacatc, she only
said:
WE'LL when dc have to move?"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01

| HOtncT huSt fucntc "(uSIie DefS-
dOll".
Philadelphia, May 27.-All the pro
perty of Grover Bergdoll, draft cvad-
er, who is in Germany, was seized here
today by Colonel Thomas w. Miller.
amen property custodian, for the Uni
ted States government, by order of
president Harding. With it, was
seized the property of his mother
Mrs. Emma c. Borgdoll, and of his
brother, Erwin Bcrgdoll, who is scrv-
ms sentence in the army disciplin-
ary barracks at IIeavenworth, Kansas.
! rs draft evader
Action was taken under a new rul-
ing which permits the government TO
take over the prCIcrty Of those who
nave foreGworn their allegiance. Berg
doll. having escaped to Germany and
announced himself as a German cili-
zen made himself liable under this
law. Mrs. Bergdoll was given five
Gays TO turn over to the local rep
resentativc Of the alien property Gus
tcdian an account of all Growers
property IN this country, both real
and personal. If this is done, the re-
mainder Of the Bergdoll property Will
be returned to her. If it Is not, the
entire estate will remain in the hands
OF government officials, and in addi-
ton she Sill be liable to i!nprison-
ment for contempt. The value Of
the seized estate owned by Grover
Bergdoll is estimated at $S36225.
Summarized, it was explained by gov
tlnmcnt officials. the seizure means:
All OF Berdolps realty, mortgages
and bank accounts. including his
share in the Bergdol brewery, will
be administered by the government,
instead Of his mother, who has held
the property under power Of attor-
ney.
All OF his funds on deposit in
banks are to be administered by the
government.
Bergdoll is cut off absolutely from
his financial resources in this coun-
try. II his mother tries to communi-
cntc with him in any way, she viii
make herself liable to Jail sentence
If he %ants his property. he must re-
turn to the United States and file a
claim. If he does that he must go
to prison and serve his term Every
cent Of expense connected with the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01
VALUE OF A TECHNICAL
EDUCATION

A technical education is the best
insurance against hard times. In
canning capacity, lit may equal an
estate Of $4,000. For the unframed
are the positions of poverty and OBJ
sculSty.
Times are hard in South Caro-
lima, but the cost Of an education
at Clemson C6Rege is comparative-
ly low,- sufficiently low to be with,
in the reach OF any ambitious
yoang man IN South Carolina.
Scholarships, free tuition and the
payment by iihe United States Gov.
ernment to II. o. II. c. students
Still further reduce the cost
lDo not allow the financial dim.
fUilties to Keep you from entering
f@ollege this fall to prepare your
!self Cor thu opportunities that lit
5thead.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01
SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXAMI-
NATIONS

The college maintains one hum
drcd and seventy four-year scholar
ships in the Agricultural and Tex
tile Courses. Each scholarship
means $500 to help pay expenses
and $lG0 for tuition apportioncd
equally over the Iour years.
Also fifty-two scholarships in
the One Year Agricultural Course,
these scholarships are worth 500
and tuition Of $40. The scholar
ships must he won by competitive
examinations which are held by
each County superintendent Of Ed
ucation on July Sth. 1t is worth
your while to try for one Of these
scholarships.
Credit for examinations passed
at the county seat will be given to
those who are not applying for
scholarships but for entrance.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01

IT, Slemon is beS the division
$500 during lsenior caa.sses
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01
ALL OF BERGDOLL
PROPERTY SEIZED

Property Of Grover, His Mother and
Brother Seized by Order OF Harding.
Mother Must Vacate "Castle Berg
dOll".
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-01

DEGREE COURSES
Agriculture, (Seven Majors)
Architecture.
Chemistry.
Chemical Engineering.
Civil Engineering.
Electrical Engineering.
Mechanical Engineering. T.,
Textile Industry. !
? industrial Education.
General Science.
SHORT COURSES =
Agricultural. Z
Textile Industry. s
Pre-Medical.
SUMMER SCHOOL
Juno 13-July 23
Agricultural Teachers.
Cotton Graders.
College Makeup.
Removal Of Entrance Cunhifio,
Agricultural Club Boys.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
{. A. GRASSELLI VYZNA-
MENAN ITALSKYM
kRALEM.

V uznani zasluh ia pGsobe-
nj We prosp6ch valkou ochuZe-
neho italsk6ho lidu byl c. A
Grasselli, president riditelske
rady Grasselli Chemical Co.
kralem Viktorem Emanuelem
Ill. Jmenoyan komand6rem
koruny italsk6. Stalo Sc tax IA.
listopadu minulGho roku a od-
znaky fadu byly vymamena-
nemu odeyzdany italskym vi
cekonsulem V CleVelande DIR.
Cerrim, residence prvnGjSiho
' nedeli odpoledne. Grasselli-
mu dostalo Sc liz pred rokem
podobneho vyznamenanl. By
uarozen V Cincinnati 7. 1850 a
otec Ieho pribyl ltalie 90 a
memky Jiz I. 1896.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
HASICI ROZHODNOU VOL.
BOU o PRACOVNt DOBE.

Mayor William S. Fit2ge-
'ald predlozi dnes kazdemu
Glenu hasiCskeho sboru cd ma
ielnika az po nejmladSiho no.
vacka otazku, zda 81 preii, ably
iddrzoVana byla m6stskym
'harterem stanovena osmihodi-
nova doba pracovni, aneb ably
Zaveden byl op6tn6 starry Sy-
stem dvou$ichtoVy pfi sluzb6
24-hodinov6, jez by sc stfida-
Ia "a hodinami prazdna. Die
sloV mayoroVych rOZtiid6ni
budou po pripade hasici We dive
&kupiny, 2 nichz iedna, die
vlastni volby, by sIouzila We
tfech 8-hodinovych sichtach,
lneb die stareho zpusobu V Sich
tach 24-hodinovych. Riditel
n6stske bezpecnost A. B. Spro
J byl poy6ren, aby hlasova-
i listky ma vSech stanicich '
neitlizSi dob6 byly rozdany a
'olba lined provedena. Osmi-
hodinova sluzba byla sice uza-
konena, ale jest mozno dobu
luto prcstoupiti, jestlize "a
mestnanci dobrovoln6 Sc k pro
llouzen3 sluzb6 uvoH, jak roz-
lodl apelaGni soud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
LAkEWOODSTf CHTEJf MA
CONCONU PENfZE
ZPET.

Mona, ze bude musit spo.
letnost clevelandskych poulic-
Mich drah klopiti nazp6t vSe-
chny ty centiky, kterG Lake
wo0dSti vmetali do baksen kar.
AspoA okresni soudce George
2. Baer yyslechl ia vcere jSiho
llceni zn6ni smlouvy, die KITE
re nema SpoleGnost prava ko-
lektoVati-za iizdne vice jak sc.
v prellceni bude pokraGovano
leSt6 We Ctvrtek. Generalni II
ditel yice-president spoletno-
sti G. l.. Radcliffe byl vyzvan,
ably k soudu prinesl vykaz,
mnoho-li tGchto centiku bylo
VybranO, ably stanoveno bylo
o mnoho-li byl Lakewood oSi-
zen. Die Vypov6di lakewood
.skeho f1ditele pray Currena,
jde mestu to, ably bylo doka-
zano, ze spolecnost jest V ne
prdvu. Vcera bylo vyslechnuto
pres 20 ohtanu a obtanek ia.
ko svedku, nichz .n6kteri 81
ztezovali, ze Jim byfo vynada-
no kondukterem, kGyn vhodili
do skfinky jen p6t'ak. Concon,
zastupujici praVnik Crawford
Sc Vymlouval, re bylo siee zdra
Zujlci ornament We VSech ka-
rach vyv6Seno, ale kondukte-
rum nikterak nenafizeno W.
mahati ma cestuiicich &c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
PROTI NEMECKE PROP A.
CANDE..

Odb0Gka Americk6 Legie Vi
ctory Post {. AZ. ma y6erejSi
schulz v klub0vni mistnosti pr
iala resoluci, zatracuiici ne
meckou propaganda, ktera die
n&kterych recnikd byla rozVi-
fena prayt V Clevelande proti
uzivani barevntho yoiska fran
couzskt armady Y okupovanem
dzemi n6meckem. CeInoSskt
oddly odVolany byly cd Ryna
iiz pred osmi mesici, iak Sc Y
resoluci pravi a kterou Sc SOU
tasl6 upozol'luie okresni ve-
denl Lagie ma tuto noVou ne
meckou Ginnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
PRVNI PREDSTAVENi CHI
CAZSkE OPERNi SPO-
LECNOSTI.

Ntera 2ahajila Chicago O.
pera Co. radu yelkych oper
zpevohrou Monna Wanna, pred
preplnenym hlediSt6m Zdej$i-
no Hippodromu, yzdor okolno-
sti, ze ceny byIy na Zdeisi po-
mery pontkud vysoke. \ titul-
nj uloZe vystoupila Mary Car
denoVa, lez Jest Soucasne redi-
telkou celeho podniku a ktere
sc dostalo nadSenych ovaci,
prave jako jejim partnerum,
francouzsk6mu tenoristovi Mu-
ratoroVi a ruskemu barytonisto
VI Baklanoyu; poslednl Vystu-
poVal Y let6 Y PraZe y nemee-
KEN divadIe. Dnes provedena
bude nemecka opera zpivana Y
angllckcm lazyku, slavny Lo-
hengrin cd Richarda Wagnera.
Pohostinske hry zakonceny bu
dou We ctvrtek Nerdiovym Ri
goleten
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
DMEZENI VOLNE KOLPOR
TAZE.

Az dosud bylo II mas zaka-
zano prodavati literaturu ne
mravnou, ale dneSni dobou
pfibliaili Jsme Sc Europe TAX,
re zakazoVan Jest prodej IL
stu STRANGELY nepohodlnych.
Forduv Dearborn Independent,
tydennik, postihl tento osud,
kdyz bylo sedm muzu, list ten
70 prodavaJicich, zatceno pro
poruseni ordinance, upravujici
poulicni prodeJ. Stalo Sc tax
IA policeIni rozkaz, ale dosti
spravedlive neb list Facts, kite
~ s 1ndependentem vede hlav-
nj polemlku, byl zakazan k
orodeli take
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
PROCES S MILLEROVOU "a
POtAL DNES ODPO-
LEDNE..
MatEa chce sd:ieti vszenskou
celu dcerou.

Pani r. Hughsonova Toma-
hawk Lake, Wis. jest matkou
NJ. Millerove, jei prav6 2 ru-
kou poroty ocekava svuj osud
pro Zastrelenf viastniho muze,
0 kterem Sc pry domnivala, re
Jest lupiGem a zastrelila jej.
HughSonOVa pOzadala soudky-
III Florence E. Allenovou, ably
il, bylo dovoleno sdlleti obza-
lovanou dcerou vezenskou ce-
lu. Allenova pax podivnou tn
zadost postoupila serifovi Stan
nardovi, ktery doyolil, ably mo
hla byti We spOleGnosti dcery
az do 10. hod. veGerni, nacez
sc mnze pouziti pOhostinstVi
v6zehske matrony. Millerova
aalovana jest 2 vrazdy prYGho
Stupne porota ma rozhod-
nouti mezi svobodou a sml'ti V
elektricke zidli. Mezi vGera W.
branymi II porotci isou dive
zeny, pani Doria P; Drdova,
1876 vych. II. ul. a pi. Mary
Tobinova, 3289 zap. 81. uI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
sCHUZE MEsTSKE RADY.

Radnfho ". E. McNaughto-
ma oposice pri zadavani pra-
cich spojenych Sc stavbou no.
We mestsk6 nemocnice uvedla
cele hnutf v my smer, vyjadfe
ny podanou resoluci, kterou
Jest pozadoyano, ably phi stav-
be zamestnani byli jen obyva-
telG Clevelandu a ameriCti OBJ
cane. Az dosud So pry tax ne
delo. iak byo hlaSeno dobr0-
einnemu vyboru.
Resoluce zadana radnim r..
II Finklem, niz Sc proti zako-
nodarn6 protcstuie, ably pece
0 knihovny bvla zafazena po-
dobn6 iako p6ce 0 Skolstvi do
poyinnosti mesta, byla pfiiata
iednohlasne. Resoluci doruci
m6stsky prayai fiditel Co.
lumbus osobne. Ocekavana
rozprava o novych plumbar-
skych predpisech byla ma ia,
dost stavitelskG organisace o.
petn6 odlozena. Resoluce, die
ktere ma byti dovoleno spoiled
nosti clevelandskych poulic-
mich drah odprodati bondy
Svobodv V obnosu S1,600.0O0
bylq odkazana vyboru poulit-
nich drah.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
EONDY A DEDlCKE PO-
PLATkY.

Bondy Syobody, nesoucl 4
rok pres 4 proc, kter6 byly v
drzeni nekterG zemrel6 osoby
neimene 6 rmesicu pred smrti
budou priiimany Spoj. Staty,
at par $ dospelym 1rokem ia
ko poplatek ma pozemkoye
dane d6dictvi, jak ie zemG
pfedpisuie, die oddeleni IA,
die pfedlohy 0 bondech Svo-
body. Zavedeni toto bude die
vseho pdsobiti velice prlzniye
na jejich kurs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
DNES JEST POSLEDNf DEN
K PODANi PRIZNANi DA-
MI Z PRlJMU.

Jak 'vtera oznamil kolektor
vnitroZemskych dani Harry
II. Weiss, Jest dneSek posled-
nim dnem, kdy mozno odevzda
il pfiznani pfijmu ia ucelem
zdan6ni. Jiz vtera panoval Y
urednich miStnostech Federal
nj budovy od rama az do vete-
IA velky naval. Dnes zustane
1radovna otevfena az do 9. ho-
diny veterni,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
AUDITORIUM

TT-1ue from every point Of view
has been the Engagement Of The
skyway Man" DO Ormcr LOcklear. g
last and greatest picture. which IS
shown today for the last times at
the Auditorium Large audiences
have been attracted not only by the
fact that this picture carries I'm
thrilling narrative form. a graphic
record Of AN the heroic fcats iu Che
air that I.ocklear mastered. bat also
that 10 per cent Of all the prouts
from exhibition Of THE Skywayman
is given 20 the bereaved families Of
Ormer Locklear and pilot Milton FL
lott. who were killed while hlmine
the final scene in Los Angeles. Lock
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opening vitb comedy scene in
which a young couple arc being
moved bodily from their home when
tfey refuse 90 meet tho new high
rents. the sketch of oliver and dip
entitled "Thc Bee Hive viii he
found both timely and amusing.
Sharing headline honors vith this act
on the present Orpheum vaudeville
oilI IS Sebastian. one Of 1audcgI.le's
best male dances. who this season
has the able assistance &C the Myra
sisters. Olga and Lydy. who are. be-
SIZES being fair 90 looE upon as
graceful and nimble as spritcs. 9th
er acts Of merit on tho same pro-
gram are Chabot and Tortoni i'm the
vaudeville originality when the
Clock Strikes" tho Four ri Us. a
pleasing male quartet sam and
Blanche Ross. comedians cTtraordi
nary and Frazer and Peck. gymnasts
deluxe.
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urc for Tho last Of the coming week
at Tho Orpheum. IS almoet equally
cas- wei known as a result Of her sue
cess Do the role Of the mother in
"Humorcsque." the Fanny Hurst mo-
ton picture. Though Miss Gordon
has been achieving artistic success
Boo the drama for many seasons. be
tools the silent hit on the screen 20
win public recognition Of her real
ability. Prominent vaudeville man
ayers determined 90 hiring Miss Cor
don back 90 tho speaking stage ana
commissioned Edgar Allen Woolf TO
write hcr "h0mc-and-mothcr
sketch in which she would bc tho
central figure. u is called Lullaby
and viii be one of the delightful
features Of next weeks Orpheum
I hill.
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Starting next Sunday Tho Orpheum
will have a Motion Picture Star week.
MT screen productions OF noted
players but the players themselves.
in person. acting iu suitable sketches
AMI meeting the many admirers they
have won. "facc 20 face. ON the
FIRST half weeks bin Lillian Walker
win be featured. for the last three
days Vera Gordon.
LILLIAN Walker. she or the dimples
and blonde curls. the sweet smile
and the sparkling eyes. is the latest
addition TO the host Of famous celeb
rites who have enrolled under the
vaudeville banner and will be seen
at the Orpheum. Since the early
days OF motion pictures. Miss Walk
er has not only been a prominent
screen star but one OF the reigning
favcrites Of the worlds army OF
movie cans. particularly beloved by
women and children. Her ideally
perfect camera reflection of youth
f1Sf Innocence. sunny disposition and
radiating personality has made her
universally liked. This remarkably
attractive and winsome young miss
achieved the enviable reputation of
making "dimples and smiles famous
the world over.
Miss Walker was one of that group
OF celebrated players who acted m
the original Vitagraph company after
a successful career as a phOtOgra
piers model and some experience IN
stork and vaudeville. She weighs
100 pounds. has blonde hair and
blue eyes. During the past year she
has done little screen work prefer
ring 10 spend most Of her time on
her farm near Saratoga Springs, n
Y. She is filling a short engagement
i'm vaudeville prior 90 her next series
OF screen comedy dramas.
-Nnra Gordon. the sLudIo-star leat-
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napolis youth and an ex-Purdue
student Tomorrow the LaSalle will
show the great Metro feature. Tx
travagance. - in which May Allison
is featured. This is a story Of a
young married life. Of husband
who denies his wife nothing and OF
the wife who denies herself moth
ing. Because friend husband has
only a moderate salary. naturally
enough breakers loom ahead and
finally threaten 10 engulf the couple
in dire disgrace. There are several
splendid sets OF beauty. as for exam
pie that one OF the great party at
which the bride, flushed by her So