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Breathing Life Into a Script

actual mind pictures the action Of the
characters. --T-H
The director of trained creative
mind will visualize Impressions above
and beyond those which can be placed
in typewriter form. The director OF
interpretative mind will reproduce
only the plain and more or less un-
adorned script.
The majority of the directors Of the
future will be interpretative. The
smaller group OF the industry, the big
giants who are to do the coming
masterpieces of the screen, will be
creative. The Wagners. the Shake
speares. the Balzacs Of the silver
sheet will be men who can take an
idea out Of thin air and weave 1t into
something wonderfully beautiful.
Evening star., 1921-01-30
Peaceful Valley"

Charles Ray will be the picture star
at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
this week n First Nationals film ver-
sion Of the late Sol Smith Russelrs
play, Peaceful Valley" In the role
Of sHosiah Howe. Mr.. Ray is said to
have one of his finest opportunities to
emphasize homely wit and manly yir-
tue AZ the country youth who goes
to the city to protect his little sister.
he portrays an authentic American
type-the type that won the war; and
as the young pumpkin who falls in
love with q beautiful girl from the city.
he is delightful In drollery. Ordinary
scale of admission charges will pre-
vail
Evening star., 1921-01-30
Craudall's.

Marion Davies and Carlyle Black
well are the principal players in the
Cosmopolitan's perturbation Of this
story by Robert w. Chambers. which
will be presented for the first three
days of this week. The Restless
Sex" is said to possess the briskness,
interest and heart appeal characteris-
tic of Mr.. Chambers work.
Wednesday and Thursday the pri-
mary feature will be supplied by
Frank Mayo, in "The Marriage Pit"
a filmization of Frederick Isham's
novel, BLACK Friday The support
ing cast will include Dagmar Godow-
sky. daughter of the pianist. The con-
tributory feature of the bill will be
Mack Sennett's MY Goodness"
For Friday and Saturday the bill
comprises Eva Novak in Wanted at
Headquarters" and the new Tooner-
vile comedy. THE Shippers Treas
uer Garden" The story unfolded in
Wanted at Headquarters" concerns
a S10,000.000 holdup. and the manner
in which the scheme is frustrated.
Each daily program will be COM
pleted by abbreviated camera subjects
and special pipe organ accompani-
ment.
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"Outside the Law"

Priscilla Dean will be seen at
Moore's Rialto Theater all this week.
beginning today, in the first cinema
offering in which she has appeared
who has directed Miss Dean in her
screen successes, wrote "Outside the
Law" and supervised its production.
Lon CLANCY, who is featured with
Miss Dean, will be seen in two char
acterizations. One of the roles is that
Of an evil genius Of the underworld
The identity Of the other role is kept
secret as a challenge to screen pa
irons. Mr.. Chaney's makeup Is said
to be impenetrable even by his per-
sonal friends.
a little group of crooks to free them.
selves from the shackles of crime and
live the life they desire. In this they
Evening star., 1921-01-30
"The Inside of the Gun"

1.-THE Inside of the Cup" Albert
CapellanYs photoplay OF the novel by
Winston Churchill, Cosmopolitan pro-
duction for Paramount, will be shown at
Loews Columbia Theater. this week.
beginning this afternoon.
This story reveals the efforts Of a
powerful pastor to cleanse his church Of
gilded hypocrisy after one of his rich
parishioners has attempted the ruin Of
several weaker associates. A love story
is interwined.
''The Inside of the Cup is declared
to be one Of the really great screen pro-
ductions Of the year. A Mutt and JEFF
animated cartoon. the Selznick news pic
lures. and other films. with an orches-
trail overture and score, are announced
o1qo
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~r~ASSION the photopy has and gone The attendance
w. during weeks stay, according 10 he thae
authorities previous records The general efo'e.

<DAssIoN the phoopay has and gone he
weeks according to the
authorities, previous records The general vd
seemed masterpiece the like OF which mac
not been seen Washington before Admiration OF the picture
wonderful chaper worlds history transpanted to the
with from quarters ANONYMOUS
have not been infrequen and some OF them
familiarity with picture of the day than knowledge OF
the worlds history Some of them were based upon M
The Star not the champion OF any p0aue o INC
or of the picture industry The OF its reviews always 10
.cqun public of the merits or the dement's OF pay OF %
dnestedly 1t should not matter who made the picture
made if is picture & Of great m1 ] n Which the the players
ana it's & m nd peesg p the
pssaa p psdason Those %
and picture ao, eo5 art
sae & a to se
of art
.NDsUMMER MADNESS American product hailed as one OF
There probably to tear ITS
the public morals than the of The two
OF decacy in the treatment OF
them 1t used Ito be the blame IS,
the the run
future % ns o the
I % tas shsa with the pE
Grih has escaped the sst criticism the d
Of the highest ca s Some of
they really So ability and difficult
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@ se % s S; @
has New a n that . i'm mind hand
the
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srai others Each he has its merits but the De Mile podue
prepared film cannot be eaud by anything here the past
old the wife wicked falling love with another
1cHRD BARrHELMEss who pictured in way Down East and
fss
the Long Island Studios by George Fizmaurice
ETHEL CLAYTON have story her next
- phooplay following Sham"
WILLIAM DE MILE making
w Ro-
X X
IT generally distinguished stage
and
of Of
York - 49,
MARSHALL NEN ssen authority the
about voluntarily by the proueers order down the
the large Producing have tried
their product into thea @ days the This
and let the weak slide AS this something
had be done it.
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ssThe Rockies Return.o


Douglas MacLean. whose screen tri-
jumps include Twenty -three-and al Halt
Hours Leave" Whats Your Hus-
band Doing?" "Mary's Ankle" Lets
Be Fashionable" and 1.-THE Jailbird,' -
will %be featured at Loew's Palace
Theater today and all the week in a
new Thomas II. 1nce-Paramount pro-
duction, ''The Rockies Return" de-
scriked as a gallop of sheer fun and
merriment from one end of the pic
tureFto the other. 1t tells the story
OF a former soldiers return home
fronz the war and his refusal to live
with wealthy aunt because of her
demand that he become a bank clerk.
When book peddling fails. he falls
hopelessly in love with a beautiful
girl, only to discover that his aunt has
left him fortune with string to 1t.
A Sunshine comedy, Pretty Lady,;
the Pathe news pictures, Topical
Tips and other films are promised,
with an orchestral overture and
score.
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Wesley Barry,
in "Dinty"; Tuesday and Wednesday,
James Kirkwood, in The Forbidden
Thing" and comedy. His Four Faith
ers"; Thursday, Bebe Daniels, in "Oh,
Lady, Lady" and comedy. "A Home
spun Hero; Friday, Justine john
stone, in "Blackbirds," and comedy,
Edgar Gets Rich Quick: Saturday,
Pauline Frederick. in Slaves of Van
Continued on Fourth Papel
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"The Killer"

The Criterion Theater announces 1.-THE
Killer as the feature for this week.
1t is a Benjamin B. Hampton-Pathe pro-
duction, adapted from Stewart Edward
Whites novel,
AS novel 1.-THE Killer" attracted
much comment and interest, because of
it's story. the unique and daring central
figure and the virility OF the plot
Evening star., 1921-01-30
Knickerbocker.

Today and tomorrow. Charles Ray
will be pictured in Sol Smith Russell's
former play, Peaceful Valley; Tues
Thing" will be shown, with the COM
edy. Sand Witches; Thursday and
Friday, Selects Ralph Ince produc-
tion, Out Of the Shows" in which
Mr. Ince and Zena Keefe both are
cast. with Tea for Two a comedy,
and Saturday. William S. Hart. in
The Testing Block" and the comedy,
Edgar. the Explorer
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Photoplays This Week
AT PHoToPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.

Al PHOIOPLAY 7OUSES IHIS WEEk
METRoPOLITAN-P Valley" featuring Charles Ray.
Opens this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
COLUMBIA-"The Cup" Opens this
o'clock.
RALTO-Ousde the Law Opens this afternoon at o'clock
PALACE-"The Rockies Return featuring Douglas Mclean
Opens this afternoon O'clock
GARDEN-"813" Opens this afternoon o'clock.
CRITERION-"The Killer" Shown this afternoon o'clock
LEADER-The Confession" Opens this afternoon o'clock
Evening star., 1921-01-30
"The Confession. !"

Hal Reid's stage play, THE Con-
fession." made into a mammoth mo-
tion picture of eight reels. will be
shown at Sidney Lusts Leader
Theater this week, beginning this
afternoon,
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one except her dog, Miss Marsh is
In the supporting cast are Kathleen
Kirkham, Tully Marshall, Charles
Meredith, Herbert Prior and George
Bertholom, jr. Short subjects and or
chestral features will complete all
showings.
Evening star., 1921-01-30

Larry semon. 4he vitagraph come
dian, while lying in bed with a
sprained back. dse to strenuosity in
his work for 'The Hick." wrote the
complete continuity for his next
Evening star., 1921-01-30

are thwarted by a revengeful member
who resents respectability. In the
background. and yet the dominant
personality of this drama. is an old
heather philosopher who metes out
unsanctioned justice.
Subsidiary features will include a
comedy and the Fox News, with an
orchestral program. including "The
Elephan and the Fly" introducing a
dNe4Efor piccolo and trombone.
Evening star., 1921-01-30

Dorothy Dickson. the vaudeville and
musical comedy dancer, makes her
Piper"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Okmulgee, Okla.

Rev. J. I. Williams, pastor OF Mt.
Olive Presbyterian church, and Law
yer d. J. Wallace and c. Blocker went
to Oklahoma City last week to at
tend the Presbytery which convened
with Bethany Presbyterian church of
that city. They reported great time
in the capital city. The finance of the
Presbytery greatly exceeded by far
any other meeting in its history.
Miss Mary Stevenson, the high
school girl who was stabbed by Beat
rice Sneed, also high school girl a
few days ago is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. c. {. Mack has been i'll for a
few days, but is able to be up at pres
emit
Rev. Mr.. Short, assistant pastor OF
First Baptist church, preached at the
services there last Sunday. Rev. S.
s. Jones, the pastor OF the First Bap-
fist church, and Rev. Mr.. Short. as
sistant pastor has just returned from
a board meeting, which they report
successful.
Mime. Madeline Carter Hawkins
will appear in recital here in the high
school auditorium, April q
Members and friends spent very
| joyous time at the week fair given for
the purpose of raising building funds
Mrs. Tasby regrets very much that
! the people Of her community Will not
respond to her request for news oil
the city. Everyone wants to read the
Chicago Whip because it is the lead
ing race paper in the world. Mrs. ]
B. Galloway Tasby is agent and re
porter OF the Chicago Whip ant
wishes to have report of all news o.
the community. She is planning tc
publish the news of the churches also
and if the churches are not interested
enough to send Ill their own news
Mrs. Tasby will make a call to the
church and gather the Information
herself.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Rayford, Texas.

Rayford, Texas, is new eolored
town. 1t is % miles north of Houston
and is an enterprising colored town.
They have gin and saw mill in opera
ton with capital stock of 100000
There will be some startling news in
the Whip about Rayford soon.
Mr.. w. X. Herbert, embalmer and
funeral director of Galveston was in
Houston this week.
DIR. Coekrell, a colored dentist of this
city was arrested last week alleged as
posing as a white man and was fined
81 100000 in the county courts here. lie
was charged with involving with a
white woman.
We want and must have 1000 new
readers for the Whip. You will find
copies for sale at the following places;
Dorm S Cafe, Ills Prairie Avenue, Little
Gem Barber Shop, 7l5 San Felipe St.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
South Bend, Ind.

Don't forget the regular meeting of
the y. A. A. C. p. Friday, April %,
1921, at the Olivet A. NJ. E. church.
Christmas only comes once year.
but the Sorosis club IS bringing you
something in June that to miss is just
as bad as missing Christmas.
What are you doing tc help the n
A. A. {. Z. fight the segregation be-
ing ?racticed toward our people in the
la Sale Theater, Blackstone 1hcater.
Castle Theater and the Orpheum!
Come or, don't be a piker.
When you are down town and de
sireth to Put the feed bag on, above
all go to Dulin's, steaks, chops
neverything.
Page Pools parlor has recently
been oyerhauled, reprinted and redec-
GRATED very classy now. Mr.. Verde
Lyons is still in charge huff sed."
Dean VIM. Pickens spoke to an en-
thusiastic audience al the Chamber of
Commerce on last Tuesday, April u,
as a result the branch n. A. a. {. p.
secured nearly one hundred new mem
bers. White and colored.
Why is it some very prominent
eolored citizens are Of absolutely no
use TO the community other than when
II means money to them?
Says George Dover to Jess John
son, Gimme change for dollar
Says Jess to George. Sure" Says
George to Jess, Alright | will bring
you the dollar tomorrow
If Smithy hasn't gone to work, III
eat your lid.
We are looking for that swell cafe
opening on Birdsel street. Mr.
.. {. II.
Speaking of non-essential citizens
what about the bird who claims to be
from Boosting" until he runs across a
friend from his home town down be-
hind the sun?
Mr. Rudolph Ash. law student from
the University of Michigan, was in the
city, convalescent from a minor surgi-
cal operation.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Paris, Texas

The Whip can be found at the
Franklin and Roark news depot, each
week.
The annual oratoricai contest of
Gibbons high school was held Thurs
day evening, April IA. 1t was a grand
success.
The pupils of Baldwin grammar
school are preparing to stage a mil
strelette.
Many Paris citizens were in Clarks-
vile April 2l. San Jacinto day, to
hear Roscoe Conklin Simmons speak
Mrs. f. B. Long of North Twenty
first street, is in Chicago, visiting her
son Frank at 34l7 South Park avenue
DIR. ]. H. Bell of North Twenty
second street, is in California taking
post work in dentistry.
DIR. J. o. Williams left for New
Orleans, La, last week.
Many of the Paris citizens will visi
Chicago and other points in the nortl
during the summer.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Frankfort, Ky.

Mrs. Lenora Clinton of Cleveland
Ohio. is here as the pleasant guest OF
her relatives, Mrs. Kate Comb and
Mrs. T. X. Robbs.
Mr.. c. L. Harris of Louisville, KY.
is here in the interest of the Y NJ.
c. A.
Mrs. Mary c. Tall OF indianapolis,
Ind, is visiting her husband, Mr..
George Tall.
The remains of Mr. Willie Hocken
Smith, who died in Chicago, Ill, ar
rived here Tuesday. His funeral serv-
ices were held at the residence OF his
brother. Edward Miller. He leaves
two brothers and two sisters.
Mr.. L. R. Diggs is here on a bust
ness trip this week.
Mr.. w. Greenup of St. Louis, Mo,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit TO his mother, Mrs. Greenup.
Mrs. Kittie Murray, formerly Miss
kittie Wheeler of Lancaster, Ky, is
still on the sick list.
The Mammoth Life and Accident
%. policy holders will render a pro
gram at the A. NJ. L. church some
time in June.
Mr.. Frank Webb of Louisville, KY
is here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs
George Robertson, his father and
mother-in-law.
Mrs. Mary Davis and daughter en-
tertained the Corinthian church Aid
Club at their home ON Murray street
A delicious lunch was served
DIR. Mary +. Warning OF New YORK
City will speak at Corinthian churcl
Sunday afternoon. All are welcome
to hear her. Admission free.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
BISHOP c. s.
SMITH HITS
AT CARNEY
Says He is Tired OF Black
Star Line Misrepresentation.

NEW YORK CITY, April 23.-The
Garyey movement was this week the
target OF attack from two widely di-
verging angles.
Bishop c. S. Smith OF Detroit at
tackled The claims Of the Garveytes
that they had sent a ship to Africa
with boatload of pioneers" Prince
Madarin Deniyi, who was called Joke
bv the Garvev people, and who is a
member of the nobility of a powerful
Niperian tribe, claims that he will
cause the British government to knock
TO pieces what he calls the "Black Star
Line scheme" He says that all the
native kings and chiefs will help nm
punish Garvey for his consr tracy and
threatening speeches against the
African rulers.
Smith Weary of Misrepresentation.
Bishop c. s. Smith of Detroit has
attacked the movement on the basis
of statements made i'll the New York
Independent OF Feb. 20, which states
that:
Fifteen pioneers of African indie
pendence-Nce=o surveyors, Negro
architects, Negro builders, Negro
chemists, Negro physicians-sal!ed re
Gently from New York aboard Black
Star Liners owned and operated by
Negroes"
Bishop Smith denies the truth OF this
statement, saying
The truth OF this statement | chai-
lenge in concrete manner namely, |
will donate a five hundred dollar 3
per cent bond OF the Pennsylvania and
Ohio Power and Light Company,
dated November |, 1920, and due No
vember |, 1880, with all coupons at
tached, to the Nurse Training Depart
ment of the Lincoln Hospital, New
York City, if any of the Garvey propa-
ganda will adduce satisfactory evl-
dence that Fifteen pioneers of Afri-
can independence" including survey
ors, architects, etc. within the last
three years, on a steamer OF the BLACK
Star Line" sailed from the port OF
New York or any other port Of the
United States, for the Republic Of
Liberia, West Coast OF Africa.
The evidence required is:
(a) The names and home addresses
OF said fifteen pioneers OF African in
dependence
(b) The name of the ship on which
they sailed.
(c) The name of the port from
which they sailed.
Cd The date of their sailing.
(e) An authenticated copy of the
contract entered into between them
and the Universal Negro Improve
ment Association to proceed to Ii
IBERIA to follow their several vocations
in doing pioneer work for said asso
citation.
The time for dallying is past. The
situation has grown serious. For one,
am weary of the Misrepresentation
and audacity of Marcus Garvey and his
o-propagandists.
Eason Makes Correction.
In an interview with J. w. F., Eason,
American leader, he said that the In
dependent was in error in stating that
the delegation left on a BLACK Star
Liner but he said that such dele
CATION did leave this country for the
purposes mentioned.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Madden Introduces Anti" Jim-Cr
Bill.
New Orleans, La.

Mr. w. II. Hedgeman, 26l4 Ihala
Street, received a hasty call from his
home Canton, Miss, to the bedside OF
his sister who is very i'll. He left Sun
day night
Miss Cora Williams and Mr.. Flanders
Smith were quietly married March l3rd.
Their friends wish for them much hap
piness
On Sunday, April 10th, the Ladies
Fidelity Ben. Asso. held their 4th annual
service at Wesley Chapel Church and
rendered a splendid program which con-
sisted Of welcome address by Miss
Mary Grant and response by Rina Hill,
Rev. c. J. Stanley preached the sermon.
The following contributions were do
mated by organization at the close OF the
service: To church, $36.8l, Tubercular
Hospital, $500 Pastor, $1,000; Choir,
$500. Total $42 10 Mr. Allen ]. Garter
is president
Emile Christian OF the Orleans Freight
Handlers suffered broken leg recently
while at work al Stuyvesant Dock. He
was removed to the l. c. Hospital.
Mrs. Evelyn Ashford OF this city is
enjoying a pleasant stay with friends at
$40 East 18th St, Los Angeles, Cal.
The American Eagle club inaugurated
a Literary Program recently in connec-
ton with their regular meetings which
are held on the End and 4th Sunday OF
each month at the home OF the club,
Thalia and Howard SITS.
A. ]. Robinson OF 252l s. Liberty St.
has been sick during the past week he
is chairman of the relief committee OF
the Jefferson Friendship Association.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
LYNCHINC TO Be
CAPITAL OFFENSE
IF BILL PASSES

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Repre-
sentative L. C. Dyer, Republican. OF
Missouri, introduced bill last week pro-
viding that persons accused OF lynching
shall be tried in Federal instead OF State
Courts, and that those found guilty OF
completely in lynchings shall suffer the
death penalty.
Representative Dyer said his measure
was in harmony with the declaration
against lynching in the Republican plat
FORM
Madden Introduces Anti Jim-Crow'
Bill.
Representative Martin B. Madden, OF
Illinois introduced a bill providing that
no railroad engaged in interstate com.
merce shall discriminate on account OF
the race or color OF passengers. The
Madden bill is aimed at railroads in the
South Mr.. Madden attempted to include
such a provision in the transportation
act during the last session, but it was
defeated. He expects to get II through
this session.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
Springfield, Ill.

Rev. Mr.. McCraveu of Vicksburg,
Miss, was in the city last Saturday aud
Sunday. stopping over with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. J. Harris. He preached IN
the city on Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Taborn, South College
street, is much improved.
Rev. and Mrs. Garnett spent Sunday
at home, 1919 South Seventeenth. Mrs.
Garnett having recovered from a spell
OF sickness.
Attorney A. NJ. Williams has been
appointed inheritance tax attorney by
State Treasurer Miller
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23
PEONACE is
NOW FOUND IN
TENNESSEE
Conditions OF Slavery
Uncovered By Federal
Officials.
NEW PEoNAGE EXPOSURE IN
TENNESSEE,

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, April %
Hardly has the country had time to
recover from the shock of death
farm" atrocities in Jasper county,
Georgia, when new exposures OF actual
slavery come to light, this time in 4
labor camp near Tate Springs.
Federal officials have arrested four
men on charges of conspiracy to hold
men in peonage. The men arrested
are p. r. Woods, superintendent, and
three foremen employed by the South
ern Construction. holding a large con-
tract for the construction of the Lee
highway, which extends from Virginia
through East Tennessee southwark.
Say Men Owed Them Money.
The government SAYS the defend
ants claim the men owed them money
advanced for railroad fare and board.
All the cnslaved men have been re
leased by government men.
Two. it Is claimed. who attempted
to escape and were beaten are not
accounted for and may ~ been
killed.
The investigation followed reports
10 federal officials from farmers and
others living in the vicinity.
Chief OF Police Crawford Of Morris
town, summoned as witness. is said
to have arrested fugitiYes without Tor
mality Of warrants simply on tele-
phone requests from the camp.
Awful Practices Alleged.
Frightful conditions OF peonage are
charged in the warrants. One count
recites that three poems ran away on
March Is were reeaptured, taken back,
stripped OF their clothing laid across
a tool chest in a tent occupied by one
of the foremen and beaten with a pine
board three feet long by six inches
wide.
One Of the victims exhibited a broil-
en- wrist, which he said he sustained in
trying to protect himself. The others
also exhibited marks OF violence.
Two others were beaten and wound
ed the same day after they had ran
away. Armed guards made them wo, k
during the day and patrolled the camp
at night to prevent further escapes.
More than fifteen others told of Icing
mistreated and held in peonage.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-23

Walker & Brown Barber Shop, SOB San
Felipe ST., Climax Drug Store ON BOWL
ing St., or see VIM. Archibald, agent
and reporter, 422 San Felipe st. Phone
Preston, 44S0.