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The New York herald., 1922-04-30
MEXICO ORDERS FILM BAR.
Demands Withdrawal of "Her Hus
bands Trademark,

FL PAso, April 29.-Juarez customs
officials to-day are In receipt of orders
from Mexico barring all Paramount mo-
tion picture films from that country un-
less the picture Her Husbands Trade
mark" is withdrawn from circulation.
Several scenes Of fights with Mexican
"revolutionists' are shown. and the Gus
toms order says Mexico is placed In an
untrue and shameful light"
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
BANToN TO REVIEW WORK.

Joab n. Banton, District. Attorney,
will review the work of his office for
the first four months OF this year in
an address this evening in the Central
Church. Disciples OF Christ. l42 West
Eighty-first street. He will speak on
Law and Order
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Man Ends Term
For Murder and
Says He's Innocent

LEANENWDRTH, Kan, March
,6-Aucr serving 10 years Of a
NE term for murder. Frank Jones
will he released from the federal
pcnitentinry here Friday When
Warden Biddie notified Jones Of
his release the prisoner declared
his Innocence.
"You may think It strange that
! entered u plea 81 guilty to muir
der and now declare that am
innocent but ! did Il 3 o escape mob
violence Jones told the warden.
Jones has not violated a single
prison rule since 1913. Warden
Biddle said.
Among others 10 receive paroles
a. Boriza NJ Hukoccvlch. "a Bull
Earinn. convicted In Alaska for
murder. lie was sentenced to
serve Is yours and during the ~
years Of his Imprisonment RokO-
covich has violated only one Of the
prison rules according 60 Warden
Biddle. Rokocevich wa tmns-
ferrcd hero from the Mcneil
Island prison.
Roy Hocken. n railroad engineer.
convicted for conspiring to violate
the Nolstead act. was released al
once In oricr 10 attend the ~
neral services Of a brother, Killed
In a railroad crossing accident At
Phoenix, Ariz. The other paroles
must await nj the penal institu-
ton until certificates Of release
arrive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Shriners VIII Meet
Next Week at Clovis

CLOVIS. y NJ. March 10 There
will De "a shrine Ceremonial lu
clovis on Saturday. March .ath. at
which time the neighhorhood ~
thlrty-nvc nuvlcDs viii be taken
over the hot sands The reremou-
tai viii bring candidates here from
all points In tho valley and viii ha
az event of much interest to the
MusonS nj Eastern Ncw Mexico.
There are some sixty Shrinerz iu
Clovis ana visitors from neighbour
inr towns viii swell the number 90
about "a hundred In addition to
these a special car from Alhulucr-
que will bring "a degree team from
Ballut Ahyad Temple at Albuqucr-
que.
The entire day Saturday VIII be
taken W In degree work and NJ
night other entertainment h. being
provided for There Will bee IA big
banquet a dance and other nus
meufH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
AT THE
THEATERS

..n''
Betty Compson, In ladies Must
Live Is The headline picture OF too
nights progrnfn The other at
fractions are q burton Holmes
travel picture and a reel ~ Cur
rent Events.
Lyric.
Norma TalmHdge carries the
stellar role in The Wonderful
Thing which shows for the last
time today The added attraction
Is "a Goldwyn-Froy comedy Just
For Fun.
pnstinc.
The cree version % ihscn's
great play. "The Dolls House
starts today Nazimovn is excel
lently adapted Co have the chief
rol1 Ia this pictur, and fits well
into the setting
Roy stewart. in The Lone
Hand an unusually strong west
orn drama produced by Richard
lSipllng Also Eddie POLO In THE
House OF InfriEu,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

slight advertisement from his
daily laburs will immeasurubiy re-
duund to the benefit OF Tine whole
nation. The farmer Is ls much
Interested 10 the daily gossip.
financial or sport news rs ANYONE.
In many Instances. the only en-
torfainmout Of which the farmer
can avail himself IL that which
comes by rudiophone.
The time element IN lizpntch-
ing weather. crop and market
news is u big factor affecting the
value ~ such reports.
In cutting hay or harvesting
grain. for example. an hours de.
iay in the dispatch OF weather re-
ports may mean O loss 81 several
thousand dollars An ea-ly morn
ing report ot weather conditions
and the estimated receipts 100 the
market that day b of great value
TO the 1--we stock grower about O.,
ship "a carload 81 hogs to market.
Helps In shipping.
Prompt daily REPORT on tho fruit
and vegetable market. enables tho
farmer 10 determine when and
WHORE farm products are most
needed and 10 arrarrc his ship.
mcnts accordingly
a sudden frost mny KIN an en-
tire fruit crop. ~ radio. warn
ings OF severe temperature changes
or ~ storms can b, dashed in
stantly TO an entire dlatrict.
when thouss nds Uf uns Of food
products nrc threatened with de-
rtruciion hy impcnd me- storms or
floods ordinary methods Of com
municating warnings are too slow
Market news - be- ~ greatest
value should be received the same
day.
Al this Is possible ly radio. II
enables tho farmer tu Keen in In
slant touch with weather, CROP
ana market news aury for his
business; % gives f0- His informa-
ton a summary Of important news
Happenings % bring fa his home.
for all his family 10 hear. lectures.
concerts and other entertainments
heretofore only access lhle to the
city dwcllcr.
Radio puts the farmer In III
rect touch with the whole world
You will find II in our Classi.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
SENATOR JONES
FOR SOME SORT OF
SOLDIER BONUS
Opposes One Raised by
Sales Tax, He Says
at Las Vegas

EAST LAS VEGAS ~ NJ. March
L. United States Senator A. A
Ionos. Loo m address at a dinner
given In his honor here last night
declared he b. In favor Of q sol
diOrs' bonus 60 cqunli2e In some
manner the difference In compeu-
safiun and comforts enjoyed by
mon Of military age who served
their country at home during the
war and the smaller pay and grch,-
err discomfort and Gauger Of the
men OF tho fighting forces lie
declared however that he d. OPP
posed TO "a sales tax ns "a means OF
raising che necessary revenue.
1T would be unjust he said.
ia place a tax upon the food and
clothing and other necessities o.
tho people and at the same time
relieve the burdens 90 those max
ing big profits through tho rcduc-
ton OF the excess profits tuN.
He said he was proud TO be "a
member OF the agricultural bloc,
which was only one OF the many
hlocs he said existed In congress
that has laid its cards openly upon
tho table. IL n strange" he con-
uuucd. that the existence ~ %
railroad bloc. % manufacturers
bloc and "a bloc 20 relieve big in
forests VI excess profits taxes has
not been as wido,y hcralded as the
farm bloc. which T. working In the
interest ~ half the people Of the
country who arc vitality connected
with tho farming Industry Tor
comfort and prosperity
SENATOR Jones g. spending a few
days at his home here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
South Africa Mine
Strike Called Off

JOHANNESBURG Union Of
south Africa. March 16-CBy tho
Associated Pressl The strike Of
miners which has held South
Africa In Us grip for more than
two months has been called off
The decision was taken by tho
old south African Industrial fed
GRAFTON as distinct from the fed
eration's augmented executive. II
announced first that the general
strike was null ana void. second
that the augmented executive
would call or the mine strike. and.
third, that compiicity in the rovo-
tuition against u- government was
renudlated by the federation.
order has been completely re-
stored.
The police declared they have
voiuminous evidence showing that
"a bolshcvlk plot was responsible
for the revolution. The reveia-
tiuns will be astounding. they as
scrt.
a government official declares
that the prisoners exceed 5000 and
that those among Them responsible
for ontrnges will De dealt with.
Tho railway mon have resumed
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Business Mems
Ticket for Vegas
Especial TO Tho mcrnldl

LAS VEGAS, \. NJ, March iG-
There is talk OF a business mems
or n~on-pulitical city ticket being
nominated in the town 81 Las
Vegas Just how far the talk will
barry the movement cannot be
learned. Tho business mems nom
inccs likely would be opposed ~
a straight republican ticket. headed
by Mayor Lorenzo pelgado In East
Las Vegas the sentiment Tor n fus-
ion ticket and an election without
"a contest seems TO be growing Both
political parties seem TO prefer TO
follow the policy Of forming a fu-
sion. avoiding n contest and the
penditurc Of n large amodnt Of
morey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Congressman and
Judge Injured in
Auto Accident

ABILENE. Tex. March tG-Tho
condition OF Lucicn Walton Far
rish. member Of the house of rep
resentatives from the Thirteenth
Texas district. and candidate for
the democratic nomination TO the
United States senate. who. with
Judge Walter Pope. Of Arson. was
Injured when their automobile
plunged OF a bridge spanning Cote
touwo-id crock. 60 miles north
west Of here. late yesterday. was
reported as favorable hy physi-
clans today
Mr. Parrish II resting easily and
his chances for recovery are IA
vorahle. said Or y T. buckley
"The patient sustained q compound
fracture Of the lower jaw and also
n fracture at the base Of the skull
However, there b. no indication 81
any pressure on the brain. His
condition is serious. hut the
chances arc fairly IN his favor.
MI. parrish'a fine physique and
healthy condition should help
him
Judge Pope was only slightly
injured Afr Parrish il in n sani-
tarium al stamford, north OF here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
STATE CAPITAL AND NEW MEXICO NEWS
Get High Prices
For Years Clip
Especial Co Tho IIcraldD

FARMINGTuN y NJ. March
TO- Things are looking better for
the wool grower 90 the Pennington
section with recent developments.
\ representative of u Hoston wool
buying firm here Inns announced
that he has contracted with several
prominent sheep men near here Tor
this years clip at % cents a
pound This Is the highest price
paid Tor wool in this region for
some time. apd has put new con-
fidencc into the sheep men.
Another interesting feature OF
the unusual demand for wool now
Is that the buyers are ADVANCING %
cents "a head to the growers. which
will he enough 20 carry them
through the spring clipping season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Wage Cut of so
Per Cent Considered
In Southwest Mines

KANSAS CITY. MO- March i6.-
a wage reduction OF probably SO
per cent in the present scale for
miners OF the southwest Is being
considered by mcmhers OF the
newly organized Trans-Mississippi
District Association OF Coal oper'
ators. according 20 n statement
here today By Harry n. Taylor.
chairman OF the association.
No definite scale has been de-
cided upon, Mr., Taylor said. but
IN order to bring the price Of coal
down 80 a peaco-time basis the
operators cannot afford to pay the
miners wartime wages The con
femnlafed reduction, he added.
wna,Id leave the basic wage scale
higher than the ono In effect be-
fore tho government took over the
mines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Night News
Summary

Picking Gen. Wa Pei-Fu. in
spector general OF government
troops In Human and Itupeh. re
ported to be moving large bodies
Of troops 10y way Of the Lunghai
railroad Into Shantung. cutting
communications OF Gen. Chaag
Tsno-t.ln. governor OF Manchuria.
and gaining control q strategic
rail ccnicrs.
Memphis-With tributaries Of
the Mississippi river risiaE rapidly.
uood stage ~ the river before sun
day IL predicted. Residents Of the
luwlands between Memphis and
Helena. Ark. were warned to gain
higher ground.
Fort Worth The only hope for
gtahllizinR livestock markets r.
through cooperative marketing
and that system Will solve the
problem Of financing stock mea
aud prove ~ mutual benefit 10 the
consumer. producer and distrihu-
tor. g g. pcnmau. OF Pennington.
Mo, president of the Producers
livestock commission. told the an
nual convention Of the southwest
oru Cattle Raisars' association.
You will find it in our Classi.
had Cclumns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Issue of Gold
Certificates Resumed

WASHINGTON. Mar iG.-Issue
Of gold certificates without de
mnnd discontinued In 1911. was
resumed today by the treasury
Gold certificates have always
been available upon demand hut
during the war silver certificates
were issued on ordinary checks.
Resumption Of the ordinary Disc Of
gold certificates was said by sroas-
ury officials 10 rcmoyc the last ar
tificiai currency situation growing
out cf the war and 70 return 20 the
normal conditions
Tho treasury now holds approx
lmately 81. coo. 600 900 in gold and
u was said there II now no reason
why gold certificates should not ne
freely available.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Radio to Revolutionize Farming,
Says u. S. Agricultural Official
ny " \. wHEEIFR.
thitf, Radio News ser,trr. 4. ;.
Department ct Agriculture.

NSuiNG ron. March L.
! Adaptation Of radio communfra-
tion tu the use and ratvice uf ngri-
culture VIII In my hidvm.nt. do
more o. rcvulutionlzn .f. on
Americas farms than ANY other
single factor that nus c.rr been
known
Radio can bring to IN, lrmor
hose things the lack of which has
duno MOST Co make farm Doc, both
difficult and distastptI news.
market Information. amusemcn,s
ana instructive entertainments.
To my mind, there is mo- singie
uFo Of radio except the protection
of ne az sea and In tn air that
should take precedence over It's
utilization for the bcnefit Ut ngrl-
culture
There nrc more than o.. 600. 900
people on farms. comprisin- near
ly uuc.third the total population
Of thc United States. Most Of
thcs" are located where they are
practically cut OF from Immediate
contact with the outside world.
The radio is the only mcats 81
I getting to them quickly either the
economic Information necessary I'm
tho proper conduct OF their busi-
ness OF the gcneral newa OF the
day.
SiN Radio Station
The department OF agriculture
bro1dcusts weather. CROP aud mar
act reports from six radio -tatlons
OF the postofnce department.
Daily market reports on the live
rtock grain cotton, hay. feed.
fruits and vegetable markets. are
broadcast over virtually fhe entire
United States Farmers located
almost anywhere can receive them
either direct or through tho assist
ancc Of amateur operators
\ number ~ state bureaus OF
markets and agricultural colleges
are also h-rouucasting both local
and national market and Crup re-
ports hy radio Geography and ra-
dluphuup
With regard To- the b~ruldca-tlng
n music and e~Htortninn Mt. any
thing iu the way ct entertainment
That viii afford the farmcr even
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Alfalfa Growers
Feel Optimistic
tspccInI go Thc mcrnIdh

HAGEkMAN. ~ Nj, March iG.
C \ Moore and NJ. Y Muni"al
were elected to the board ~ dlrec-
tors OF the Hagermnn Alfalfa GROW
crs association az "a meeting held
last week While the last season
was e. bad one for alfalfa raiscrs.
there vas "a general feeling OF op-
tlmism "a the meeting. with hope
Tor the coming season. A record
number OF farmers from tine Hug-
orman-DeNtor district attended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Sues to Recover
$780, 900 He Lost
At Roulette Wheel

PROVIDENCE r. J.. Mar i6-
Recovery Of sb00. 900 FOR losses at
roulette alleged 90 have been due to
fraudulent operation Of wheels is
sought by Edward T. Bannon. "a
New Bedford attorney. lie has
brought suit In federal district
court against six defendants.
Bannon charges that the dcfen-
1ants and their agents so controlled
the roulette wheels NJ various
Rhode Island resort whore he
played that all element Of chance
wa eliminated thus enabling tho
defendants TO win large sums Of
money from him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer ~ most fai people IL that
a b. too hard. too troublesome and too
dangerous 10 force the weight down.
Mamola Prescription Thblpts overcome
81 these difficulties They are abfo.
lately harmless. entail no dieting or cx.
ercisr and have tho added advantage "
cheapnrss A ease is sold ~ one dcilar
Boz all druxgisia the world over. or send
The price direct 20 the MarnolA Co. a6i2
Woodward Ave. Detroit. Mich. Now
that yuu know this, you have 10 excuse
f9r being fat hut can reduce steadily
and easily without Foing through long
sirgts ~ tiresume exercise and starga'
lion diet ur fear N had effects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Last Surviving
Leader of Nez Perez
Indian War Dies

HOOSl,lA Ida, Mar. lG-John
Bog ~Ni-yosr-uld Indian, said to be
ope Of the last surviving leaders
of the Neg Perez Indian war, is
dead here.
Bog was a chief Lieutenant 10 Old
Joseph and TO Chiof Joseph lu bat
ties with United States troops lie
was with chief Joseph during the
memorable I. 3Oo-mile retreat of
the NeZ porcc Indians through
Montana and Yellowstone Park.
ending with the battle which re-
suited In tho capture Of chief Jo-
seph hy Col Nelson 4. Miles az
Bear Paw Mountain. oct. 4, 1871
- Will fight no more forever,
chief Joseph promised Col Miles.
Bog upheld his chiefs promise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

could g that ! was getting better
took several bottles o. The Negcta
Bile Compound Infused lydia /. Pink.
hams S~anative Wash and | am en-
tirely cured Of my ailments. You may
publish this letter II you wish. -
MIN SHERMAN, Route Lake, Mich
There Is one fact women SHOULD
consider and thatis this. Women sui
ier nom Irregularities and variom
forms OF weakneaa. They try this an
mat Doctor, az well az different med
iclnes. Finally they take Lydia +
finkham,s COMPOUND, and Mrs.
snefman's experience 20 simply ea.
other case showing its merit,
u your family physician fails TO
help you and the same old troubles
persist Why isR R i reasonable 10 try
Lydia I. Finkham's Comeeand3
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Howden Will Preach
Closing Sermon for
A. and M. College

STATE COLLEGE. y NJ, March
lG.-Rcv, Frederick a.. Howdrn.
bishop OF the missionary Of Sew
Mexico FOR the Episcopal church
and q resident OF Albuquerque. viii
deliver the haccalnuroate sermon
for the New Mexico College OF Az
ricultare and Mechanic arts on
May 2s The graduating class this
year numbers is. ana tine COM
mouCcmont exercises will begin
May ~ and CLOSE May 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
ARNII,ADs''

WASHINGTON. Mnr.b H.
Radio is putting new words in
Young America p vocabulary.
Among tha latest b. farm
rad coined hy the department
OF uurIcuiturs as tho official
designation of the farm radio
clubs THAT have been -nrluging
uu throughout the country
Th" furmruds are ,ls COM
rIdrs OF tho air.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Pennington Mail
Routes Awarded

FARAiNGTON. y NJ March 70.
The post office has announced
that the contracts for carrying
mail Pm the star routes out 90 here
have been awarded Tor four years
commencing with July J. 10 tho
f0llowingt W. a. jenkins. Farm
ingtonELnpiata route, VIII n
Morris. Pennington Shiprock
route; T. T. Otis, Shiprock-Guliup
route.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Check Passer Is
Wanted in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS. y NJ, March if-
Police In Albuquerque have been
asked to detain John Lcitoy Lewis.
who IL said tu have given several
worthless checks here. The checks
were not FOR large amounts. but toe
tailed "a considerable sum. IL IL said
Lewis H. stated TO have had some
money On deposit In "a bank, an OF
which he drew out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Miss Minter and
Mabel Normand
Leaving the u. S.

LOS ANGELES. March h.
Mabel Normand, film actress. will
go to Europe In June, II was an.
nouneed at her home mere today
Her plans call for visits tu London.
Paris Berlin. Rome. Nau'e- and
Madrid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Mission Building
For Pennington
Especial to The ncraIdD

fNlifill w ibf litfilul
FAlsMlNGTpN. y. NJ. March iG.
Plans have been received for he
new mission and hospital TO Doe
erected here ON 90 plot OF ground
recently purchased bv The Episco-
pal Mission board Bishop Howdon.
of Albuquerque viii Doe here on
March 20 tu go owe uso plans \
well will also lo drilled to furnish
water Tor the mission pupils.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

SAN FRANCISCO. A;arch lr
Miss Mary Miles Mintcr motion
picture actress registered under
the name OF Miss shelby, was a
passenger today on the steamer
Wilhelmina, sailing al noon FOR
Honolulu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

At'nh Fiii AZ
times was obliged
|tostny myfeet
Y doctored with
Jour family physi-
|C!an and he finally
said he could not
understand my
lease. 50 decidec
70 try Lydia T.
Pink hams Veg
.etabic Compound
After had takel
d frat hnffla
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
Is New Cases of
Flu in Las Vegas
Especial to The Hcrllii

LAS VEGAS. y. NJ. March o. b.
Sixteen case ~ influenza all lu The
town Of Las Vegas. we're reported
"Wednesday Among 90, Victims o.
Z ndrr-herlff Ramon tllhurri who
is seriously 100 There ARE said to De-
several eases of Influenza ln East
Las Vegas. hIt not uf % serious
character Several Of the "Old
town cases ARE sHiI 20 hsy, dcVol-
op,d into pneumonia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

Kettledrum was. Il IL believed.
brought TO Europe BY returning
crusaders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

LAS VEGAS. y. NJ. March It.
M VI Sundt has been given tho
contract Tor the erection 81 the
new house ~ worship Tor the Ne
thodist Episcopal congregation.
The structure viii cost S3iO37 %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16
HER AILMENTS
ALL GONE NOW
Mrs. Sherman Helped by
LydiaE E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Lake, Michigan. -'Ahoutoaa year
ago | suffered with Irregularities ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

You will find it in our Classi.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-16

II describes the manufacture
aud uses Of terra Gotta in a
manner cqualed only by u
personal visit 10 a terra Gotta
plant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-12
LET MOVIES CLEAN
HOUSE, SUNDAY SAYS

SPARTANSBUGG RIG. s. g. Feb. II.
The movie industry viii blow if
they all don't clean house The sad
feature is that its the stars and not
the cubs who are getting IL In bad,
BiIv Sunday said here today.
THE woman game is as danger
Gus as r. ~ r. SO one ever played
s. and got away with IT, Woman's
eyes have slain more men than poi
son gas. The devil himself couldn't
get Adam To bite until he baited his
hook with a woman And they've
been nibhIuC ever since.
"Wop1eu's smiles and her signs
have caused multitudcs 90 strike
out and they viii as long as the
human race endures
II do not mean to condemn the
movie people as whole because a
Few Of them are fools 80 moro
would YOU do that than YOU would
condemn BASEBALL because n few
players were charged with being
,rookCd
But I think that while the fires
of public opinion are raging the
movie industry viii not he consumed
hut purified