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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01
The PRESIDENT
And MRS. HARDING
RECEIVE TOM MIX
Western Star and Tony" Re
ceive Compliments at
White House.

Hello. Mix I have a few words
10 say 10 you"
. The scene was the executive Office
in the White House at washington,
ana the speaker was President Hard
ing
Tom Nix, the famous Western star
was standing at one side OF the room
awaiting his turn TO be presented
20 the president.
Tom walked over 10 the president
and was presented by Mr.. Harding's
secretary.
"Oh. we don't need any introduce
tion." interrupted the president. My
managing editor introduced you 20
me several years ago. DO you know.
Nix, you and your horse, Tony. have
almost broken up my family"
Tom looked puzzled. and the pres
ident added.
yes. sir. Mrs. Harding thinks
great deal Of your pictures and has
every one Of them shown in the
White House. She thinks Tony is
one OF the best things on the screen"
wei. AR. President" replied Mix.
III ] had known that, I would have
brCugh Tony down here from New
York"
Then. I am afraid. you would
have gone back horseless." the pres
ident laughed.
Il would hate TO disappoint a
lady" Mix replied. and Mrs Hard
ing can have anything 1 Own-eN-
cept Tony"
a little later Mrs. Harding. with
Miss Holland, her secretary, received
Tom and his party In her private
parlor AT the White House.
Il have been wanting 70 meet you.
Mr. Mix" she said. II want every
picture OF yours shown here, and l
would have two a week n could.
] think Tony is the most Intelligent
animal have seen on the screen.
] know something about horses. and
] think your handling Of them is
wonderful"
Tom ventured that horses were
considerable like humans they
are handled right they behave right.
There is good deal IN that"
replied Mrs. Harding. And I want
10 corgratulate you on your good,
clean pictures They are very en-
pertaining"
Mrs Harding asked Mix 20 send
her an autographed photograph Of
himself with Tnoy. and directed the
head usher to show Tom through
the White House When the Fox
star left he was surrounded by
Washington newspapermen. who in
Quired what he thought Of the pres
ident
We'll" drawled Tom. "out on the
Coast OF course. we were first for
Hiram Johnson, but Harding was
our second choice"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01
THEDA BARA SURPRISE
TO PICTURE World

Filmdom has not yet recovered
from it's surprise at the marriage
Of Theda Bara, premier screen siren.
and Charles J. Brabin, director for
william Fox. That the champion
vamp should herself have surrender
cd was astonishing to those not in
the secret of the couples romance.
But TO the little circle at the Fox
studio Z caused little comment when
news was flashed from Greenwich
that Mr.. Brabin and Miss Bara had
slipped off quietly 10 the Connecticut
town and been made man and wife.
The romance began when Brabin,
who is one of the leading directors
for Fox, was directing the actress
I'm several of her pictures. Time and
again rumors of approaching marri-
age were circulated. but each time
ii was denied-for business reasons
apparently. Finally they stole away
without letting any Of their friends
know their intention. and the place
Of their honeymoon also Is a secret.
Miss Bara became the most talked
Of screen siren Of the day under the
William Fo banner. Cleopatra.
s'SalOme" Carmen" and "a Fool
There Was" were four Of her most
pretentious pictures. Volumes were
written about her and her screen
wiIcs. Mr.. Brabin directed the big
FOX pictures. While New York
Sleeps" and Blind Wives" and mas
Just finished another big special,
"Footfalls." when the marriage took
place.
The bride Is thirty-one years Of
age and wag born in Cincinnati. Mr..
Brabin - an Englishman by birth
and is forty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01
WHAT Has BECOME OF

A great many Of the mana gers of
the leading film companies are won
derins what has become Of
The old-fsshioned star who acted
her head off, for SIS per week.
The oId-fashioned director who
made good pictures for $3.50 per.
The old-fashioned author who was
clad 20 sell a story for $500 and
throw i'm a continuity
The d-fashioned extra girl who
didn't use rouge. Zip sticks. brow
pencils. perfume cigarettes and
rolled hose.
The fashioned dime that used
10 pay admission 10 a good picture
SHOW.
The old-fashioned title that head
The next reel viii follow immedi-
ateIy."
The fashioned slide that read
THE air in this theatsr Is washed
with old Hootch Cleanser and FUN
igated with Rag Weed Balsam."
The old-fashioned ;heater that had
a photograph out front to coax EN-
10 the ticket window.
The old-flshioned name. Nickel
cdeon.
And-but what's the use
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01
BATHING BEAUTIES
PARADE FOR ELKS

Many Of the screens prettiest
bathing girls turned out in big
parade in honor of the Ellls ~ Re
dondo Beach, Cal, a few days ago
when the beach city was a host 20
the visitors to the convention of the
fraternity at Los Angeles. First
prize was awarded to the Education
al-AIermaid comedy girls from the
White studio.
The prize was a check for 500,
given by the RedOndO Beach Lodge
of Elks, and divided equally among
the girls. The judges who made the
award were representatives OF va
riOus Elk Lodges.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01
Chatter Of The Block
By The Observer

fail with a sky piece that will sur
pass anything ever offered the trav-
elers OF Michigan ST.
Fay Bloss and his many pupils
are furnishing a daily musical pro-
gram for the travellers Of the block.
Since taking up motoring Bill
Williams has discontinued wearing
the latest thing in narrow trimmed
straw hats.
Gus Berkson, manager Of the
Blackstone theater, is spending his
vacation in the deep cushions Of his
Stude. Coupe.
Among the new corners in the
block is Mr.. Simons who with Al
Johnson is running the Blackstone
Bootery.
We certainly envy Harry AIberts
head Of hair this hot weather. When
it comes to hair, Harry isn't what
Angelo Vitale is.
Despite the extremely intense
weather r. MacCartan is working
day and night covering the city with
Acme grocery stores.
Mr.. Knox, manager Of the Piggy
Wiggly stores. states that during the
past few months he has grown to
like this city very much. 1t re-
minds him a great deal Of his former
home. Dallas. Tex. That is the
weather does.
Our old friend Hyman Lemontree,
the eminent optician, reports that
he is doing the customary amount
of drinking at Louis Landons new
sody bar.
There may be more. but, that's
all.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Elaine Hammerstein recently pur-
chased an exquisite evening gown of
water green kittens ear crepe en-
hroidered i'm silver.
A cunning walking suit with a
chic mandarin coat was seen on
Zeua Keefe on Fifth avenue last
week. when she had run into town
10 make some purchases for her
wardrobe for her next starring pic
ture.
Conway Tearle IL 20 appear in
Loves Masquerade" with Winifred
vVestover as his leading woman.
William p s. Earle is his director.
Florida Kingsley is appearing IN
the productions made at Fort Lee.
y. J.. playing roles OF sweet old
mothers" for Eugene O'Brien and
Conway Tearle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01
WET GOLD" By Ernest williamson
oISTRIsOTEO 81 GOODWIN

Mr.. J. Ernest Williamson, who
made the picture "Wet Gold. which
Is being distributed BY Goldwyn and
may be seen 81 the Blackstone The
alter Wednesday was at loss when
his special diving suits did not arrive
~ the Island OF Nassau IN time 20
take the underwater scenes in his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

picture. But he had not long 20 wait
FOR he soon saw a huge seaplare fly
ing towards the island from Miami
Fla. When 10 descended. he found
that his long wished-for diving suits
were part Of the seaplane's cargo.
This is the first time that seaplauc
ever had such freight. The distance
Of the flight was $50 miles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Priscilla Dean and eighteen memb-
ers Of her compony are enroute TO
British Columbia. where the conclud-
ing scenes for Conflict" her forth
coming production will be filmed
under the direction OF Stuart Patton.
The unit will be camped in the Bull
River district for several weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER

Any tWO-fsted kid who tells Harry
Carey that he wants a dog and as
sures the staD that he can give il
good care, Will be given a pup from
the famous screen herO's ranch in the
San Francisquito Canyon.
Harry Carey has thirty-three dogs
and he would probably be collecting
them at the rate Of one "a day but
Mrs. Carey. his pretty wife, has sent
out a distress signal.
She, too, loves dogs but she said
today:
''As much as we love dogs it is not
fair to keep thirty-three of them
when there are hundreds Of kiddies
around the country who would like
a pet"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Henry Kolker. a Selznick director.
was loaned to George Arliss to di-
dect his production of "Disra ELI
Mr.. Kalker viii soon be back 10
work out his Selznick contract as
director of Conway Tearle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Eddie Polo is hard at work on the
opening episodes of his forthcoming
serial, THE Secret Four" a narrat-
i've by Anthony w Goldewey, who
wrote several of the stars recent
serial successes. Albert Russell il
directing. The star is supported BY
Kathleen Myers, Doris Deane, Hal
Wilson. and other popular players.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Zena Keefe appears as Conway
Tearle's leading woman in "Ye Shall
Pay" a picture directed by Ralph
Ince.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

George Archainbaud. who has
lately directed Elaine Hammerstein.
held the megaphOne on Eugene
C'Brien's presentation Of CLAY
Dollars"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Eugene O'Brien has just finished
production on Lewis Allen Brown s
story "CIav Dollars"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Martha Mansfield is appearing in
vaudeville as leading woman for
Crane Wilbur between pictures"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Elaine Hommerstein has decided
TO appear IN Rem Orseless Love, 20
with Mics WEIGH as her lead.ns
man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Ralph Ince. who has previously
directed himself viii In future su-
pervise Elaine Hammersteln's pres
entations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Jack Conway is making excellent
progress on THE White Peacock
Feather, a clever society drama
with an international significance,
which is being used as a first star
ring vehicle for Miss du Pont
Jack Perrin plays opposite Miss
du Pont. while such favorites as ]. J.
Lance, Ramsey Wallace, Elinor Han
cock, Leo White, Freeman Wood,
Eve Southern, Mathilde Brundage
Will be seen in her support.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Hoot Gibson, cowboy star is hard
at work on Peter j. Kyne's famous
story, The Sheriff of Cinnebar,'
which is being filmed as a feature at
Universal City under the direction Of
Reaves Eason. Molly Malore is the
leading woman in the stars support.
other screen favorites in the cast
include Joe Day. Joe Girard, VIM.
Merrill Mccormick, Chas. Newton,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01
By THE OBSERVER.

Herbert Wolf. manager Of the
Auditorium theater, certainly makes
the fire department look like a piker
when he gets the siren on the red
Hudson in action on the highways.
Expect 70 see Harry Easton's Ford
break out most any day with a big
siren.
Bill Golden postal cards US that
he is teasing a few fish at Lake
Beulah. Wis.
Wouldn't be surprised if Bill had
all the guests at the hotel equipped
with two pants suits before he leaves
for his home town.
The w. i. Douglas shoe store is
certainly a regular little den of ac-
ton. It's all caused BY Lester Hur-
wich coming back from a lengthy
vacation and trying to catch up with
his work.
Dave Bray is just having lots of
fun playing around the beach at st.
Joe.
Among the more prominent wrecks
that occurred during the past week
is that Of Sam Wards big automO-
bile. According to reports someone
ran into the rotund Mr.. Wards lux
urtous automobile causing the afore-
mentioned Mr.. Ward considerable
agony.
Last week was house cleaning week
for Greenblatts big fur store. 81
Bray filled us so full of fur dope
that foxes, squirrels, sabels, sealions
and a few other beasts chase US
around in our sleep.
9. b. Steed. of the Every Inch A
Clothing Store" is getting all set for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

an extremely pretty girl, give Art
A remarkably intelligent horse and
Accord, the cowboy star his principal
support in THE Call Of the Blood.
a short reel action drama or the
West which Edward Laemmle is
now directing. The story has ar un-
usual heart appeal and is beins Civ
en- elaborate production by the clev-
or young director.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

owen Moore VIII soon begin pro
duction on The Forgette-s. "a com
edy feature 10 succeed "a D-vorce
OF Convenience"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Dave Bray is just having lots of
fun playing around the beach at st.
Joe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Norma Talmadge the worlds
greatest emotional actress is sched-
uled for a two day showins Wednes-
day and Thursday in "A Daughters
Strange Inheritance" the greatest
picture ever made by this star-the
one that made her the famous star
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Bill Golden postal cards US that
he is teasing a few fish at Lake
Beulah. Wis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Wouldn't be surprised if Bill had
all the guests at the hotel equipped
with two pants suits before he leaves
for his home town.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Arthur Hoyt, Joe Harris. Dick Cum
mings, Mary Phubin, jim Corey and
Mae Wright.
The San Pedro Fishing Armada is
chugging in review before the cam
eras which are recording Gladys
Walton's forthcoming feature. The
ARK Angel" Maj. David kirkland
is directing Jack Mower appears
opposite the star heading d support
ing cast which includes Rex Rosselli
Anna Hernandez, G. 3. Murphy,
Frances Hatton, VIM. Welsh, Aida
b. Jones, Countess DeCella.
Where is Myopia? Theat is the
somewha- mythical country in which
Eileen Sedswick is now starring in
Terror Trail" a forthcoming serial
in which Edward Kuu is directing
the star. The locale is duplicated
and suggests Graustark. one Of the
colorful Balkan principauties. George
Larkin plays the male lead in Miss
Sedgwick's support.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-01

Expect TO see Harry Easton's Ford
break out most any day with a big
siren.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-01-27

We have only ten Ladies' Fall Coat Suits; 5
Of them sold for as much as @1 100,
can have your choice Of the lot FridaT and
urday for
$3.50
Evening journal., 1921-07-15
MARKET Low
At The START
Steels and Oils Reactionary'
in Early Hour of
Trading

NEW YORK, July IS Unitedi
Press)-T stock market. partic-.
ularly steels and oils. was reaetion-.
ary in the early trading today.
Mexican Petroleum. opening on
y at 1oS, was 5lk points under.
yesterdays high. Atlantic Gulf re-.
acted a point in the first ten min
utes. Crucible. ex-dividend OF 81
was off 4 at 81. Bethlehem b, got:
below 46. Rails were irregular and.
equipments were lower.
At the opening Studebaker was OF,
4 at 79S u. S. Steel 73, unchanged:
Chandler ASH unchanged: Mexicanl
Petroleum 1903. off y: Crucible 81.
on 4 ; Texas Company s3h. Off a \
Baldwin 73%, of y; Bethlehem B.,
&c. of y; General Electric I23. IN
Y American T. and T.. 1O3, un-.
changed; Famous Players 4Sh, on
a Asphalt 49A. unchanged; West
ern Union 81. of II: American su-
matra As y, or ~; Atlantic Gulf
25 4. Off y Southern Paclac 751k
up 4; Republic Steel 45ih, off q {;
q. S. Rubber 4sh. on 4: Atchison
50 Is. up Il; American Tobacco
l2o 4, unchanged; Northern Pacific
Tx, Off X.
Evening journal., 1921-07-15
ROSEVILLE ROAD
IS DANGEROUS
Abandoned Stretch Insult
fciently Safeguarded to
Avoid Accidents
DANGER OF TAKING
PLUNGE INTO CREEK

Numerous complaints have been
recently made about the dangerous
condition that contractors on the
Lincoln highway have left the aban-
doned road that formerly led to the
wooden bridge over White Clay
Greek at Roseville. a short distance
from Newark.
In building the Lincoln highway
at that point the course of the road
was changed and a new concrete
bridge built over the stream which
has been in use for some time. The
old wooden structure has been de-
molished and the road abandoned.
The only safeguards made against
persons using the abandoned road
has been the placing OF a telegraph
pole at each end of the road where
it strikes the new highway. Per-
sons familiar with the situation say
this is not sufficient to prevent ac-
cidents.
There is room left for an automo-
bile or team to get around the poles
and persons not familiar with the To-
cation in case they should happer
to get on the abandoned road a
night would drive over the embank-
ment into the creek with probably
fatal results, before they realized
their danger. The county authorities
Il is contended should see that bar
riers shutting off the road entirely
are placed at both ends OF il.
Evening journal., 1921-07-15

ceived applause all along the route.
Grand Chancellor Paskins was elect
ed Supreme Representative to rep
resent Delaware az the Supreme
Lodge TO be held in Topeka, Kansas,
August 16 20 20. General J. r.
Brown was elected some time ago
by the various companies 20 repre-
sent the Uniformed Rank Depart
ment Of Delaware.
Omcers OF the Grand Lodge elect
ed were. Samuel G. paskins, grand
chancellor. reelected; George Will
nams. grand wce-chancelior. re-
elected; Rev. c. T. View, grand
preiate; Levi J. Mccoy. grand mas
ter Of exchequer, Woodie Blackson,
grand keeper Of records and seal
reelected: Roger Dutton. grand
naster-at-arms: David Brown
grand inner guard; Wesley W
Ayers. grand outer guard. John r.
/ Brown. grand lecturer, reelected
Dr. Harvey A. Murry. grand medi-
cal registrar; Past Grand Chancel-
lor Thomas IL Barkley. retained.
Evening journal., 1921-07-15
STARK, new
COLONEL OF
SAFEGUARD
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men who have had or seen actual
experience in the field.
The position OF Lieutenant Col
onel for the regiment has not yet
been filled. Therefore just who will
be selected as the junior officer in
charge OF the regiment is unknown.
Among the list OF officers OF the
Anti-Aircraft Regiment as announc-
ed at the Office OF Adjutant General
J. Austin Ellison today. It was stated
that Captain George j. Schulz, for
mer captain OF the first company
had been promoted to the position OF
major.
other promotions arc:
Captain and Regimental Adju-
tant-John j. Dugan, formerly cap
tain. Third company.
Captain and a'gimental Supply
/ Omcer - Horace n. wilkinson,
formerly on state STAFF Corps and
Dept as captain @. NJ. c.
Captain and Commanding officer
OF First Battalion Hoo. and Combat
Train-George c. Scotch, OF
Smyrna, Del.
To be First Lieutonant-Victor
Clark, of Combat Train
To be First Lieutenant-Josoph C.
Mclaughlin. formerly second lieu.
tenant Fifth company Of Headquar-
ters Battery.
To be First william
, H. Ramsey Of Headquarters Bat.
terry.
J To be First Meutenant-Rilel
Brown Of Combat Train.
To be Second Lieutenant-War
rem r. Baldwin OF Combat Train.
To be Second Iieutenant-Wa
f. Perkins. formerly first sergeant
Fifth company Of Combat Train.
To be Second Lieutenant-Loui
II. Green OF Headquarters Battery
a Major Schulz is native OF thi
city, and during the recent recruitin
campaign for men for the regimen
had charge OF the recruiting partl
: He is very popular with the enliste
= men.
Evening journal., 1921-07-15
DEATHS

GALLAGHER France. on september
d 1918 Private Lindlcy k. Galagher'
son Of Evan ". and Mary u. Gallagher
I'm his twenty third year.
Relatives friends, members or the
American Legion and all service men are
invited to attend the funeral services AZ AZ
the residence OF his parents, loln W est
Third street, on Saturday afternoon july
16 1921. az . o'clock. lnterment at hiNei
RooTU" July "a, 1921, Margaret
A. Booth, wife OF John Booth, sr.. aged
a years. ,,it
Relatives, friends, also canoga Council =.
No. 1862. ID. OF r.. are Invited 70 ss,enu tn,
fumerl' services from the residence oi
her son. John Booth, Jr- Bethel loWh-
shin. Delaware County, Pa, ON ouhpay y
afternoon, at o'clock. clock 0mt Iter%Sn. dowers At
HOILFTT-At the Cedars, on july IL,
1921. mi Hollett, aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends arc invited TO at
tend the funeral services at MS late fesl
dence at The Cedars, on sunday aiter,
noon Jnlv IL. 1921, at o'clock uocal
timel Interment at Presbyterian GENE
terry, Christiana, Del " 8.
CARLISLE-In this city, on July -
1921, Eva May daughter co.,;sia oi salNes sgee %
and the late Emma r. N1Iii9i'' "h''
Relatives and friends are invited to at
/ tend the funeral services at the residence
/ Of her father, lSls flne st.eet, III, T., IT,,
urday afternoon. July l6. Al ocloek' III
| terment at Riverview cemetery; - 100,
| FORRFST-In this city, on july 10. W.
John H.. husband Of Jane A. f9rresl
RELATIVES, friends; n..,b me'nPss Reseet n Fund
Branch No. T3, and B. NJ. and =. ]. u. ~
1. are invited 20 attend the tuneral ser
vices, from his late residence, sOo Mes
Fourth street on Iggsgag So,em5 lnoi reoniem mas as
at ST. Pauls Church. lnterment at Ialhe
dral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1921-07-15
INDEMNITY FOR
THESE CHILDREN
Headiy Tots, Made Father
less BY Accident, Go
to Home
REYNOLDS ASKS
AWARD INCREASE

The Industrial Accident Board, by
a decision handed down yesterday
afternoon. placed the children OF
Mary Hladky, deceased. in the case
of Miss Clara 3. Gladwin, probation
officer OF the Juvenile Court OF Del
aware County, Pa. Review of th'
agreement entered into by the Cen
eral Chemical Company with Mrs.
Hladky was at the request OF the
company so they could legally pay
to the children the money due
them and awarded by the Accident
Board. because OF the death OF
their father due to an accident while
in the chemical company's employ.
Mike Frank, who suffered the
loss OF four fingers OF his right
hand while working at the 5. X
Deemer steel Plant some time ago.
and was duly awarded compensa-
ton by the Industrial Accident
Board. appeared TO the board for
commutation to lump sum. Wheth-
er his desire will be gratihed Will
not be known until the next meet
ing OF the board. July 26. as CON
sideration OF the case was post
poned until then.
Three other cases were presented
at the meeting yesterday afternoon.
The frst heard was that OF Robert
r. Reynolds and the Edge Moor Iron
Company Reynolds Is receiving
compensation for injuries received
while in the employ OF the com
pany, but claims that his injuries
are causing him more trouble than
at the time they were sustained and
he therefore wishes an increase In
tho award. The case was continued
for ten days, with prospects OF an
agreement being reached.
An award will be made at the mex
meeting. 1t was decided, in the cas-
OF Howard c. Smith 526 Lombard
street against the General Chemica
/ Company. Smith had his right arm
badly fractured at the plant OF
April 90, 1920, and claims the in
Jury is more serious than the boar'
members considered it.
The case OF Joseph Hnabka, o
Chester. Pa. against the Genera
| Chemical Company was continued
until September 1. Hnabka suffers
a hernia while working for the com
pany. He requested a continuance
so that he could get several neces
sary witnesses TO attend.
In the case OF the America
Bridge Company and Thomas CoSei
the compensation agreement wa
terminated at the request OF IN
company.