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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04

Youth" and
in the Broad
! to end tho
Macks about
over publicly
bid cause tho
always fig
Eivant habits
u actor that
At any rate
PERICK,
iline Freder-
hblished rep
be and was
brs as a star
\ This court
was Of the
brick, plainly
nbed to his
" led to the
fter a second
Bcrod on the
10 profess 20
,nately, who
|eally mated.
Mira Mack
J profound re-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04

WHO will marry Willard Mack now? Or whom win
w Willard Mack marry?
Broadway believes that the promising candidate for
the post which weighted with precarous honor
sponsbiy, is Leonora Masso. She is handsome brun-
nette Of Austrian origin, and Union HILL N j.
residence Just she is playing minor role in 1.-THE
Mirage" in Chicago
Miss Masso who considers herself the ancee of the
playwright is the heroine Of remarkable heart drama
which she related to Washington Times Reporter.
II madly in love with Mr. Mack and have been almost
since met him." she said "a H:Woods' introduced
to him. 1t in Mr.. Woods office. He needed girl
to play the fiery Mexican in Lady Tony Mr.. Woods
thought although beginner and had little exper-
fence, that the one to play the part
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
WILLARD MACK STAGES DRAMATIC LOVE DUEL I'm HO!
BETWEEN ACTRESSES WHO CLAIM HIM BY RIGHT OF con
MUCH-WEDDED ACTORS
HEART is NOW SOUGHT
BY A NEW ADMIRER

Miss Leonora Masso and Her Rival, Miss Barbara
Castleton, INTRODUCED by MIR. Mack, Who Leaves
Them i'm Hotel Lounge to Fight 1t 0ut-Now
the Popular Actor Playwright Fights Shy of
Both Women.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04

Kiss EVELYN HANSEN, of the
WI Art Institute, who recenly
told the world that the good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

arc spending several weeks At The
Gr"rnhri"r camp. In Gr""nhrirr ,ouu'=.
tins state
G""rE" n Schad. % Marietta. 4 w"''
! known business man OF ~" down rI,. g."
CITY. - visiting r"la'N"s IN Whc"'ir,.
". y Wilson. 'oym"r,l oC Dur'S rnIn-
mcrclI. Agency. AZ Wheeling. ~ n 'na
city on u business VISIT. II" - nov 80.
'ercstcd IN traction and ItrN nE ,a',-.
prts"s a Trrrsvi'I". "h."
= Ec"'uJ;n. Of ';.i.a. Ohio arrived
, here yesterday Attcrn1ou and VII >3crI
Il few days looking after hlsin"sS ia
forests
George calhoun. ~ W~s' Mor".and.
, In. * a business VISITOR IA "a" city.
locking AFTER rcal carar" matters
Mrs Arthur Graham. "t Ithaca, Y Y.
is Visiting h"r daughter. Mr.. l. T.:
GoThy 81, F:,f street
Alton liIcFinH has roturrrI 1" Nom
tain Lake Paws whrr" he = s;r'rdnE ~"
sum m"r. atrrr 4 week -'rd VISIT Win
local fricnds
Bernard Johnson "r Catfl"tshurr. Ky.
mhn has rcrn visiting In Wheeling for
IA" past fortnight. has returned h"rn".
Nr. aud Mrs. Won Er.t and Mr. and
Mrs car. Sau"r and S,u E"hHy mo'ur'i
dpvu from pittsburgh .,;sd spent tho
wrck."ud with NJ. amt Mrs Albert
\ \ Isr a, u ""dsdaI"
Mss carrie I.onkard ara NJ and Mrs
& I: Wr.'on and A:tu"h'"r Mi"s ~ ~
both. ~ Midwa,. ~. nav" returned
homo af''- u -E'r' ,..:' ~. ." -
friends and r"llt:.'r
M3es"~ m"r'sa and r.ItZHhcth Sh1>r
ha," r"turr.! r-"'n s2"ndru. th'rr ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

r.. 4 Noss.rr. Miss Annl No&~!Cr and
MISS k:.rLNnrt NlSS."r have returned
iron. a m":"r trip through The valley
"i Virginia.
MISS MI':'a KEENAN,: Of ST ';a:rs.
,;tr. ~ thr -urSt OF Mis-, MA:y Ellen
Nil. ,;""rLr 4 !t".t"r NJ Cara
+ Uc,t.r Smith. Mrs. ). Sohucrd"- and
Mc>Sr~ Fred NclberGail amt G""r,;" 4.
H".t"g IT.. i"ft Sunday on - motor trip
:" .N..A"t.e cay.
Mr lvG Nj. Richard Frat. Of Forts.
la"t;n. -. ate IT," guests "t NJ traits
nintacr. Mrs lElnu. l'r1u. IN n" Nc.
/ Lain apartments. NJ i'rAtl. vii! a.
,rmPauy her guests or = u.U:or IT,? 20
J Columbus to-day.
! NJ. and Mrs. 'ieorg" ". Gibson. ~
: lur;un. -. aad Mr.. Ju,. T.. zr"TE. O! NJ
kc".2"r'. Ia. m"turrd hrr" yesterday
. trum i."rl.n and were. SLcs;- ut SIu.-,
! G".I"uhrrE. Of Elm Grove.
! Phillip cole y; III, Ecymann rack
, !CG company has resigned 2" ACCEPT =,
! POSITION w!'h IT, BlIW ka"N - ,ufu-
pan> 90: Pittsburgh. lie WI !,A'' IN"
NrS' -: next week.
Tom Farm. r"ldur'"r on he Wheel
inE T"rmiua. Eo:;"t!. - at day on
avroun, Of It sigh; nin"SS.
MaCGH:r; !"":S OF NJ 'o!i"uGh street
IS visiting wi;h friends AZ Pittsburgh
this wSrn
Ur Harness. whose Offices ar" located
IN 'hr kurncr huiiG.nG. Will leave SGU-
,,.tv m"ru.rE 20; uu cx,-nirL nsh.ns
try. poo S~!S he wants IT, tdn" \
res; AMI has d',!dcd - spend RS vac
ot:'a som" rl.rr" up h's Wn""!!Cs -. *
where - - T"."r;'d that .u;S 90 Big
bass ar, beng caught.
Mr.. AMI Ms. charles TEi"Hfcld have
-",Vrn"'! home afr ~r"01,n.' = W""n IN
N"rr'C ."vH'r t'H,u. tcI. " uudSuHld.
Vi. ih.'N.".a ;S "a" popular proprietor
# Ih.c"i".1S barber Sh"..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

Columbia Club Dance

-" Co,Umu.t ClGH ~. ~" :Ar next
-. a series O: summer dances AZ the
White Ia,ars in Wheeling lark Thurs
Day eyca:rg These dances have been
cry popuL.: and are marked by good
attendance 4 ;ac members e: tho club
and chc.- friends. G""rg" Horn = gen
era. ,HA!rrnan OF Arrangements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

held 70 the grand jury yesterdAy -
Snuire Lee F.. Dobbs when arrnisned
:, charge Of forgery. she is but - yesn'
Of ago and is accused OF forging ew~I
checks. Her husband is now IN the pen
itentiary at MoundsviIie having oeO1
sent there recently for stealing an auto
mobile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

Pete Gonares. Sidney Site and w
Nora, arrested Sunday for being dsor~
DERBY, were tined IS and costs BY JodSO1
John :. Ritz in police court yesterday
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
Open Rouae 20 stponed

The open house ARRANGED ~ members
soc 'hN service Star Legion IN" America n
Legion for Friday ~t th's week. has
been postponed un,I n" evening -
Au..uSt %. Mrs. George T.. Wilson il
rene-,ll chairman o: arrangements. and
4 VERY Interesting procrau}. which vii
Goa ,rre some * the mos talented must
cans % ne city. will be presented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

city officials ar" engaged In preparing
AUTHORIZATION requests Cor "a" present
fiscal year arL viii turn III" figures over
10 city NnutG"r rr7go within = few
days MIR. CrLEO will present them TO
cOunCil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
Mrs. weaver Hostess

Mrs Mae Weaver was hostess a an
informa, tea At her HON" n leather
wood yesterday afternoon. TIE guests
were The members OF the Monday Bridge
Cluh and bridge was ne diversion OF the
afternoon. TWO tables were paved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

CO. f:n",nr"r Harry conrad has
nr.!,.r,.. IL" r"pavir; II Fourth street..
FU.;"n. Th" Odd grad" Will he changed
ard tho fnunha ton wHi" solid before
WurK = S'arr,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

Ms MI,H-.d t.nH". wNtS. "HC'e -
msut 10 Joseph =. Kun" -" '.I'1 - T,ilit
Pa. was -cccnt'v orrrurc Ht,. i"lr"s 20
day fnr h"r horne IN Malta. O. Miss
Rose has selected tUcMs' : - -" t,t"
for her Wedding whoa NJ tax" r'lr"
at tho home OF her father. William
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

,-.,..,,, W.'. hn h",l Wednesday morn
go. :~0rn tho Gaihnl." church NJ Ma NJ.
. ri..,,. nd r',rn..nl ~. :" mn"" n -
! t'hrrw's cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

session. council will meet IN an al
)ourncd session. at which tim" IN" nus
ordinance viii again 10 taken mp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

Hose. purIr- no. say I"r" assistant
- tho past # ~" Hrs; rv">h"'"T'ln
hErrh Mss Kos" RS mta'' 'T:'"f
friends. whose good " ~h'. w.. ;"l!"%
h"- e. h"r Usw home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

T.. I. :: ,sas~ ~ 'ar MH""Au. lH;-
''~' I'1'p ~.i me- 1t ~" h".u" :
l:..ncrt i're,!"ri,AS, 40" " GODS street.
~.!,v r,"rirc \ ,l"rt uu~.U"SS S'S-
~.'u NY hr fot.uw",! hy S"'Ht' hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
KGtybMi6A
K<HHENz-L arh<>-
.ANpr irrcEl"Ht

Anr"unoonI"n, was mad" yesterday 20
go. effect ina; =. H. Erny wh" for The
i.,,r ""!pl' years has t""n CONTRIBUTING q
.'rr,rry on u" South SFi" = ;'In& ont
q: h'!Sl:r~S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

Tho man who boa SITS that he 10 "boe3
in his own home always loon NHN
nothing to be "bosSed' by.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

'ronight's regular session ~ ""un' >
Will be- brief. Following the regular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
Club Sandwiches

Club SANDWICHES
Niuk.. ready the
drc,-nT ru.uL,.- Df
nlccr4 " mas,
p-rn,r, each ...rf.t
wi,h Is follows
Place 4 lettuce leaf
ON On. &; tn"
Gl,T 80 $rrirk -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26

Mrs. Jesse sw!Gcr, OF Warwood, was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
About People
Movements OF Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.
west Virginia Arrivals.

Rosors-Wnr. = Ntln.s. Acw Mar
ua<v!l.C. t. I..'ri'y. M"UndSvIi.". II.
J wilson. fa.cm."!.'. ". X. p,'UirL
Hun;I0r;"a. ". Arthur CE-h ~hHr,;
Eoy lariirtt. rIrN"rshurS. Marry
Rhodes. ELrNrrShurE
Mcclure. y. rci!NN. rhrr."S' on:
Jack EhSt"n. Charleston. NJ. md Mrs.
Il :. ThomnSOn- ~ ser: Miss TE"Up.
sen k"y>c' Horny Thrmp.,"u. k.y~"r.
r. W. Shscuc. rN:vmout. -. l. N.imiCk.
salem. X r L.nyi larNrrS''ur.;: {. II.
Taylor Weston. \ {. !Ipp".. Hlrn""4-
burg. " r.. cha pfnAr. harrisburg. Mrs.
W l.; Er!iz. SI~tcrSNi..". Miss Virgin 4
SlIuber-y. SiS;crsv,..,'. NJ: robert
Jones. SlStcrSvlil". &. W. llI.I. SISTERS
v:!l". y. white. 'iIrASHurc. J y.
SpcaS. Illumination; X W Kelly. Far
n'cShUrE.
wtndsor-N H. Hutton. Huntington;
-. =. Ross. Partnerships.
Stanm-A +. Patterson. New Mar
;:n>vI..r. Z NJ S'uLr. New Na"..asNl he.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
Lawn Fete on tho Island.

~ iariica - IA" iSE"t xii '"id a
awu t"tc Thur~G1v AMI E-l'!1S 100
rags ur tho island playground The
altar ~it -, a r'I0C.tur" r"rr'''"''H-
'.rr &C." q county faIr. and country
'''-'. at african TNnG-"~. ard n'r""--
p'..i 30" -r"w- ";U ha features f0''
'.r"~"r',., ~ b" rS"d fnr ~" tCu,rt
e. -" 'SiNrt Playground. Ms. t.
Tvr". = r,""rG ...,.5ran Of arrange
nom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-26
Bread perhaps, is an old story, but
Mothers Bread isn't.

IT'S new. fresh story every day Crisp
L aud fresh and white and pure it comes
out ri The oven every morning to help the
pcopI" keep healthy and happy and free
from Tn" drudge Of baking in hot
Kitchen
It's the finest food in the world for
growing boys and girls and there are
many splendid ways OF serving it besides
Il, ".IuSi Bread "
Buy loaf and compare tiff it isn't
more wholesome than any other loaf of
bread YOU can buy, we will refund your
money.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31
AUTO vs.. HORSE
QUESTION AGAIN
Smedley Company Has a Few
Things to Say

New Britain business men who have
become interested in the discussion
LetWeen advocates OF horses and mo-
tor trucks will find further informal
ton in statement issued by the
Smedley Trucking and Storage com
pany of New Haven. In the Decem.
Der issue of Harness World,' a Gin
cinnati publication, the Smedley com
pany has the following to say:
up to a few years ago we We're
using about 175 horses with complete
rigs and equipment for general truck
ing and heavy hauling. During the
war period we replaced our horses
with automobile trucks to handle in
creased business and long distance
work. We have found the operating
cost of auto trucks to be excessive in
long distance work and are now hir-
ing this work done by other truck
owners For short haul and city de
livery, which comprises the bulk of
our business, we find the work can be
be done with horse equipment for one
half less in cost and expense than
auto trucks. We are now replacing
our auto trucks with horses, as they
are by far the most. satisfactory, re
liable and economical equipment in
our business"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31

Miss Grace Sage a member OF tho
faculty OF the Leland Powers school
Of oratory, Boston, will read three
act comedy. Tho Country Cousin"
Mr., Anderson is first violinist both
In the Hartford Philharmonic and the
New Haven Symphony orchestras and
is musician OF exceptional ability
and finish.
Mr. Schaufner has studied under
some OF the foremost cellests of the
day including Hans Hess, Day Will
liams, and for two years with Fran
co.'s Dresser in Paris. He has been
first celist with the Northwestern
symphony orchestra OF Chicago and
with the st. Louis Orchestra club.
Mr., Hart Is graduate Of ths
Damrosch Institute Of Musical Art.
New York city. He was one OF three
out OF the entire class TO present dri-
ginal compositions at the commence
ment recital at the school.
SO that the affair may take on the
aspect OF n community recital, the
Fellowship club has arranged to sell
tickets Just high enough to cover ex-
penses.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31

hihit any change In the design of the
standard silver dollars more than once
IN that period expect by special leg
islation.
About 100000 of the new dollars
probably win be coined with the date
of 1921.
There viii be in all about 10000
600 dollars of the new design coined
unless further authority Is given the
mint TO purchase and coin silver.
Coinage Of silver dollars ceased In
1904, when the silver purchases au-
thorized by the sherman act had
been completed but II was resumed
again In February Of this year when
the purchase of silver was begun
under the pittman act to replace the
dollars melted and sold to the Brit
ish government during the war,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31

and actors or actresses, there Is no
one who Is better posted or is better
acquainted with the persons OF the
screen
On Screen Is Years
He has appeared on the screen for
the past IS years, entering the movies
after approximately Is years on the
legitimate stage, He has taken the
role OF tragcdian, here ar comedian
in more than a hundred productions
and has carried himself always with
that last touch of perfection which
marks the accomplished artist He
3D." Nc"" t'o Nadium through which
many of the leading feminine movie
..,a ~ Gupr e IhlUud the ladder of
success, among whom are Norma Tai
madgc, Clara kimball Young, Mary
Fuller, Lottie picl;ford Mabel Nor
mand and many others who are so
well known on the screen.
~" in 1907.
In speaking his work, Mr. Cos
teIlo says that he has been an actor
since childhood. He began his movie
career in the year 1907, playing minor
pdtLs Tor the Nitagraph Co. His first
attempt was in the play entitled:
The Truer Love- His superb act
ing so impressed the management
that he was persuaded to forsake the
stage and turn his whole life to pic
lures. He has travelled all over the
world. wherever color was needed for
the scenes in which he was appearing.
He is married and has two children,
both girls Dolores and Helen, and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31
Salary Committee Will
Hear City Employees

At a meeting of the salary commit
ming 1t was voted to hold hearings for
the city departments who have not
recommended wage reductions so. that
their arguments may be heard. The
meeting was presided over by Chair
man A. f. Eichstaedt, It was the
sense of the meeting that that those
to be affected should be heard before
any action Is taken.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31
WEIRD FIGURE
CHASES WOMEN
Quartette Of Females Flee LeapinS
"GhOSt" ON Cheshire Road


Cheshire, Dec, 3l,-Four women
whose homes are in southineton, were
chased by what was either a ghost
or possibly member Of the i'll,
famed Ku KluX Khan, but probably a
practical Joker in Cheshire Thursday
night, as they were returning towards
n trolley station after spending the
evening at the home OF a friend near
the Cheshire Reformatory.
The affair has caused much eX-
element among the women OF the
nelghborhood and has caused the hus-
bands and male members of the WON
ems families many moments of anger
Mt the boldness of the person who
committed the act.
Ghost Appears
The incident happened on a lonely
road just off the turnpike where the
trail Is bordered on one side by a
long and dark stretch of woods and
on the other by an old barn where, 1t
is said, few months ago, a man was
killed by an explosion. The women
concerned claim that on the way
down, they noticed a man lettering
about the barn, but paid no attention
to him. On the return trip, however,
the same person. as they suppose,
with a white sheet covering him from
head to foot came out and with long
grotesque leaps and not a sound fol-
bowed them up the road.
Weird Appearance
Frightened, tn women fastened
Iheir steps, but as fast as they would
go, the faster the figure would come.
In fact he approached to within four
yards of the quartet and one of them
holder perhaps than the others,
flashed on him a searchlight which she
was carrying in an attempt to scare
him away. It was noticed then that
the mysterious thing had a mask
which was painted in the most weird
and fantastic manner, and this Of
course, only served to increase the
fright of the women.
Women Get Help
Finally they began to run, and the
ghost was right after them, waving
It's arms and leaping more wildly then
ever. The race continued until finally,
the panic stricken women sighted a
mouse ny the roadside all IN dark
ness. Stumbling and screaming they
began to pound upon the door cry
ing for help. A man came to the
door in his night shirt, carrying a
double barrelled shot gun in the crook
of his arm. 1t took some time for
the women to recover enough to tell
the story, but when the man found out
what the trouble was, he hastily
dressed and with mutterings of the
Ku Klux Klan, left the house.
Ghost Disappears
He made thorough search of the
neighborhood, but the ghost" or
whatever it was, had disappeared and
no trace was found of him. After q
time, the man of the hour escorted
the women down the road to the troll
ley car and saw them safely on their
way. s
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31
$50 MILLION NEW
COINS BEING MADE
1921 Peace Dollar Will Be Ready For
Distribution About Country
On Tuesday.

Washington, Dec. 81 (By Associated
Press The new silver dollar of the
1921 desgn-the peace dollar-will be
ready for distribution Tuesday, it was
said today at the treasury Coinage
of the new dollar is being rushed by
the Philadelphia mint and the first
dollar of the new series struck off has
been presented to President Harding.
The new dollar has the head of
Liberty on one side and on the other
a dove upon a mountain top, clutching
an olive branch, struck by the rays
of the sun with the word peace"
beneath 1t. This is the first change
in the design of the dollar since 1873
and will remain as the design of the
dollar for 25 years unless changed by
Legislation, as the coinage laws pro
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31

nothing but praise for the audiences
before whom he has appeared. He
came to this city expecting a very
cold reception, for thf theatergoing
public OF New Britain has gained that
reputation among taudeNllians but
he has found that thus far he has
been cordially received and he gra-
eiously gives the credit for 1t to his
partner, He expects to Eepear from
now on on the vaudeyill~s&tnge, but
will resume work In the movies In the
future.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31
MENDELSSOHN TRIO
WILL APPEAR HERE
Herbert Anderson, NioliniSt, And
Thereon Wolcott Hart, Pianist, or
This City, Are Members

Under the auspices OF the Fellow.
ship club OF the First Congregational
church, the Mendelssohn trio will
present a recital Friday evening,
January 6, at S o'clock, In the church,
The musicians-Herbert r. Ander.
non, vioinist Henry G, Schauffler,
cellist and Thereon Wolcott Hart,
pianist are artists whose talents
have been displayed in numerous con
certs throughout the state and else
where during the past few years.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-31

He was playing a part In the serial
called the Crimson stain" when the
war broke out and Mr.. Costello suf-
tered the nervous breakdown which
forced him to rest The cause of
this, as he himself explains, was the
gruelling work he was experiencing
in trying to direct his pictures and
net nj the same time, Since then,
he has not made many appearances
on the screen, and this has led people
to believe that he had quit the
movies, However. TO quote Mr., Cos
tello himself, he says regarding the
future; My plans are In the lap of
the gods, but it Is my intention to re-
main in pictures"
Vaudeville Act.
His latest productions are Con
ceit," and admiration" of which the
latter has not yet been released, He
has turned to vaudeville for change
and Is making tour Of the country
with his act; The Truthful Hus-
band" His acting Is a revelation to
all who have seen him and his part
ner Miss Ada Carter, ably supports
him in the sketch. She has yet to
gain experience to be star of any
great magnitude, but If she follows
in the footsteps of the women who
have acted opposite Maurice Costello,
she is assured of A bright future,
Tavors New Britain.
Mr. Costello will close his run in
New Britain tonight, but he has
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

spirit. She II developing q distinctive
atmosphere. Here cordiaiity and friend
ship are always evidenced. and people
stepping from trains In that city are
conscious OF the more than -four thous
and feet altitude above sea level. and
also ~ the--friendship that IL every
where manifested for citizens and new.
comcrs alike.
Although Clovis citizens have the
greatest Of loyalty 10 political parties.
they always Join hands and work with
out distinction for everything that
promises good for the city. The de-
veiopmeni. enlargement. the glorlfica'
ton Of Clovis Ii their main business,
while political differences are merely
sldelnc--mcdium through which they
sharpen their wits, as means 10 more
adequately meeting the tasks OF going
forward to greater things as a com.
munlty.
The Curry county capital n destined
10 take her place high among the Lead.
ing cities Of the southwest. as tribute
TO the worthy character OF the men who
have been behyd her since her found.
INK. and those Nho have found and
loved her since that time.