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SAYS ANOTHER
COAL STRIKE IS
Inevitable 1923
MINE OWNERS DISCUSS THE
PLANS TO END INDUS
TRIAL STRIFE
81 Associated Press

by Aseociated fte<a
CLEVELAND O.. oct il-Warnng
that another coal strike N inevitable
April J.. 1928, unless certain conditions
Urr removed sharp divcwcncc of
opinion D.. tween union aul non.ur ou
porator. over labor rolai,s and man.
uiacturers telling the mining industry
TO orcuisc its household FOR sclf cV.
aminltiol. s"li.sNnrcssinH and self gov.
crrWeut uHfE,t .hc third dlys .e.
zion or thc Am rr.u NWu- Congress-
which WEES devoted tp an intensive
study ,. the urpaioms confronting fhc
litumn,ls coal industry
Il was recommended that "a commit.
tee on BE- dustrill cooperation b., crutel
to investigate lllrs 90 end industrial
strife o. rrr hy mediation and solution
or lrhi'lr lion 31d recommended tl the
beard of ir,Ctnrs Oh, the Congress. such
plans az its Investigation shall show
20 ho advisable
IN, resolution was presented D, e.. T..
Maurcr of Cleveland. o. Nicc president
~ the Congress. coal operator and long
% member of committees negotiating
with the United Mine Workers and
followed lengthy address IN which hr
predict 80 next Anril would find tho roal
prices te low 1s last April and tho
miners refusing to take amy reduction
.n Wag,. without e i,Eh'.
Tho solution will hr considered Dos
the Ccueros tomorrow. % Was under
stool
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12

" The dry shin" fight was taken into
the local federal court Immediately pre-
eoding the departure Of the complny'g
attorneys for Washington where they
are 90 confer with Attorney General
laughtery on tho issues II his recent
ruling The anchor line b. subsidiary Of
The Cunard Company Ships n both
concerns are under British registry.
The attitude of the American Steam
shin Company owners Association
however. as expressed In an official
statement today after q meeting Il III.
rcctors is that il will peacefully abide
by the Daughtery ruling f the prohb.
iiionisis VIII as reward tend the =
support 20 the ship subsidy bin now
before Congress
After onumeratnig tho Disadvantages
which private American vessels run.
ming dry will suffer In competition with
foreign sh ps. the ASSOCIATION said
There Is hut one way in which this
disadvantage can be- met and that l.
by national n.d along the lines now pro-
dcd for In the national sh piping bill.
TIhe association believes that the
q ends Of prohibition appreciate the
situation and win bc among the strong.
cst adv, ltrs of giving to American
ships every assistance that is uecess.
airy to maintain and uphuld tho mcr.
hani mar u,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12

one of the most hopeful symptoms
In thc European situation Wutside uf
RUSSIA has been the quick and cffec-
tive stamping out q Bolssevism where.
ever II threatened 10 he mcnanc.. II
has NJ chance q development in Cor
many unless there IL nn o,.onomic col.
lapse IN thar event. it o. Idle to spec
ulatc on what viii happen Cyccholivik-
Ia had harder tusslc with % than Aus.
tria one would have expected quito the
reverse. The Hungarian experience ls
w,n known. The Social Democrats On
Austria are aSiitc Impressed with the
Russian experiment
The NEST impr'ss.vc demonstration of
an aroused pubuc opinion brings 90 "a
discussion q Eurupeln matters th. Fas-
cisils organization Of Itais. Tho sohcr
thinking Italian middle class ateriel
very -ef aus Situation. a well known
writer from Nlln ln dsGrss nr fhr
,iess slormcui of Pas stlsm said "iu o.
alv our ui,dl. cnssef are historically
distinguished ~ more pronounced ard
wideiy dinusc,i idcal.sm Thar are other
classes They the mother intos.rlifd
with the wine of wealth ror supplied
hv tho narrufic of want They inriule
the Intellectual groups. and by The way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
ATLANTA CAPITALIST PERSISTENT
NREFUSNG TODIVULGE SOURCE
GOSSIP CAUSING MARITAL BREAK

The ease .s now m the hands ot
Nrs dc Roulhels legal advisers Nindi.
cation sFs Will have. II is now for them
find 'f' most effective way &c Accept
&C."
Mrs d. Eouchcl agaln referred to ef.
forts she sail she hal made 10 obtain
from Mr. Gambler tho names Of the per.
sens whom she Sid h. told her had
brought reports to him about her She
fld communicated with him by letter.
Telephone and telegraph. she asserted.
md sail shat ho had REUSED 10 give her
the information Finally she added. shc
Dad com, io Atlanta In person In an ef
turt to obtain tho motion which up n
roN she htd h,rn unable 10 obtain.
Elame> the Family.
THE course 0f her conversations with
-,usua men in the presence of her
attorney Mrs d. Houchcl referred %
.nni.s al letters which she said she had
E.rf in writing 10 AR Gambler Tier
eounsl Nr Gamble. dccuned- hawcver.
O, allow her o. make the letters public
10 this time. intimating that he was
gccping lem " reserve for possible fu-
ture use.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
J. ". BARTON TO
SUCCEED BOAz AS
S. N. U. PRESIDENT
is NOW PUBLISHING AGENT
OF THE SOUTHERN METH.
oDIsT CHURCH
By Associated Pre-.


DALLAS. Oct. li.-John wynne Bar.
ton. ~ Nashville Tenn. today was
elected president of tho Southern Meth.
udist University by the board 81 trus.
tees 10 succeed Dr H. A. Roaz who re.
signed when ho was elected Bishop cf
the Methodist Church and who Is now
ln China
pr James kisore. a member 81 thu
Theological faculty was elected tenn.
poraiy president 10 serve until MIR.
Barton takes office some time after
June l.
Mr Parton was formerly connected
With tho University faculty.
Mr.. Barton now publishing aren't of
The Southern Methodist Episcopal
church. South. is thought TO he one
of the Youngest men ever elected 10 a
university or collogc presidency in this
country. he'ug hat thirty years old. lie
was professor oi history and economies
20 southern Methodist Uuiversity from
1915 until 1917. when he entered
he Tinted States Army. After his
discharge hc was connected with the
Bureau ~ War Risk Insurance In
Washington until January. 1920. From
That TIME until appointment 20 his pres.
ent position boz May 1892. he was en-.
gagged in business in Dallas az the same
time acting ms dean of ne Dallas school
OF Commerce az S. VI q. Notice OF his
election has been sent BY Mr.. Barton
Iad e. reply is expected tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12

~ Associated fress
Att ANITA Ct. ,.t T-Mrs one.
fma Il, uaurhs 3unoano,d tonight tina;
she would RETURN to her homo at New
Tleuu~ tomorrow Iul continue fEht
10 obtain tl. uauDs 0f th, persons
whom -h. -IHd Nsl a. Gambler s. a..
anita ari.l-- ta.d h,r. brought him
reports iati..trg on her and caused
Inn iu hr,uh hi~ engagement to marry
Htr
.0u.1 ju h,r, slh n formal statement
Mr. s E.Ithrl has dome aU she
.ou.i l. a,I. -iij a formal statement
..le1 t.niehf uy hsr attorney. Uarr,
~ Dlub. '. N,v pri.ans. who stated
.hl' hr Wo4d aerumpony his client
.ark to N,w uti,lns ON an cveuiuc
ifa.u tomorrow
"She n -lrusl her c1sc ami W. faei
.ost rr ,ili .nr the splendid response
l th. wt.1..an anoud and manhood of
i,arl ta. statement read
f,t>> square.
"rhe nInss las been four square %
.h~ suarErr within their gates" the
statement continued The Old Anglo
saxon spirit of aggressive sympathy fof
ihe un'i'r dog has never been more s-lg
displayed.
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PROMINENT
REPUBLICANS
TO AID n. M.
DEMOCRATS
By w V Bahmer,

SANTA FE. y. NJ. Oct ii-New
Mcxicos situation has taken new and,
Tor the Republicans. more grave turn.
The recent article by Hcrbcr, J. IIager-
man. former Republican Governor.
commanding the attitude of the Demo
cratic nomlnee for Govornef, James
y. Hlnklc. was followed yesterday by
a similar contribution to the campaign
documents when Francis g. Tracy. of
Carlsbad. prominent Republican leader,
announced his stand for Mr.. iIlnkle and
Senator Jones
While these Endorsements ~ Demo.
cracy's candidates represent the lttl.
iudc Of two outstanding figures In the
Republican Party. they also convey
the general trend OF affairs over the
state There is no question but what
the Republican Party viii find many
OF It's members answering the Demo.
cratic roll call Nov. Z. judging by all
indications.
There seems 20 he n definite move
ment toward the Democratic ticket. and
the reflection OF this wave IS seen In
Aif MAAlNfN VI AiaNNf " AAif fNfNNH
For Mr.. IIagcrman and Alr. Tracy.
who was a Republican senatorial aspir.
ant to take the stand they have h dis.
concerting on top OF the movcmeiN nv
lesser lights in the Repuh,Aru Party.
While the hcadq' 'ar..rs OBJ Plaza
is trying 20 comlnt The MIDI dFser,ions
from its party. tho Democra,ic head.
quarters is grinding away a. keep tho
ground q has won
So serious Is the situation with Dem
ocrafic strength steadily increasing
that the wicldcr of The Republican whip
has, 8, is reported. swung into action IN
the state
Senator Bursum 20 whom Republic
c1ns lonk Tor orders hastcned into tho
.sata couple nights aro and now Is
said to Dee directing. from Socorro. ef
forts to stem the tide against his crowd
The Snnior is not letting his pres
once DO known gen ally Few In Soo
orra ar' aware thlt their commander
is Ir town Iut hs presence Is taken
as .H indication of thc desperate mar.
rows .n,. wbth the Republican cam.
pl.en ship hos dIiftcg Democratic
leaders ,ojlv called attention 20 the
mauuor which tho main amuaign party
Is taking thc state
IN iusiancc OF this is soon IN tho 70.
rertion accorded senator Jones Miss
liabel !. Eckles and James y. Hinkle
f Fortavsrd.
Thorc wcrc five hundred persons ~
THE meeting held az the veterans hospi.
tal when Judge Davis ard Irs. Warren.
Republican senatorial and congressional
NOMINEE. spoke ~ For'tayard last
vcoE. e count - tho audience showed
s.NtF persons present.
These nctois-Hepuhl sh'rIuc
their support to the Democrats and
communities aU over 'ho state turning
uuf Tor Uemocru., Meetings moro
strongly than for Republican gathering
--Tivc %" campaign hut one solution
= Democratic victory Nnyrmbei g,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
NO TRACE FOUND
Of MISSING FAMILY
BY SEARCHING PARTY
Specialize The New.

GROOM October f' Surrhinr par.
ues vii. paw. -..Ur.d th. country l,.
fH..u Wheeler ana Canadian du.ne the
ua.f tu Ults h1r, aIlcd 10 fnd auy
.Iu. fr5t wrht I.iu tu the whereabouts
0t Nr tri Nrs Frank Sly ana their
-uHH Hlurht.r who l.fi Wellington on
September O.. .r l1 automobile ior Eo
.h..,. Minnesota
Th. nig vrot, sir Says mother
h... trIf nc. would spent OBJ, FIRST
.-ht .' "uu,dan and ths sodrching
party u1l- Br extensive hunt OF the
IaIf. fHav voJd have followed goiur
.. tanal,n 'o. % d, believed thsy mower
-,l,h'-i liar place..
Ih'r. f.U. reports n Canadian Yes
r.ulN tr1' fH. nmly spent thc night
.h,-. hu' th.y vi, without much four
cation ana were giv"r h,'lr crrdI' How
.t,. tlr -rnI H.rl party viii scou- th.
territory .as' o, Canadian toia, ln O.
u1Hs tt.Hrf tu trd SOME irlrr oi
.f. m.-..u. trio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
Wins Wife With
Gun; Now in Jail
d, AssociA,ed Prss

By Associated Pre-
NEWARK. y. J. oct ii.-Arnold
c. Tanner, a student living In Grand
view. may have been able 10 win a
wife with the aid Of pistol. hut he
cannot keep her by constantly
threatening her lie. according TO IN"
story told in court today by the
hgldr. formerly Miss Mary 6. Nelson
employed as n nurse In New YORK.
Mrs Tanner hauled her husband
into court today on a charge of a.
saul, with intent 10 Kill Hc was
held in g. 600 hail
According to Mrs Tanner. her hus-
hand. on October :. called NJ her
home. began courting her on the
porch and then suddenly turning
cave man. put pistol % her head
and demanded her hand or lie. she
gave him her hard. going 20 once
with him To Pearl River for a hnsiy
marriage ceremony.
ON the eighth day oi tho honey
moon. she asserted he aeain thr'ai
.noi her ~. This time she had
him arrested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
GOV cox sNYS.

The most impressive d'monsira'
,ion az on aroused public opinion
brings 90 a discussion of European
matters the Fasc.ta organization in
Ii1lv The soi,er thinking Italian
middle class avcrtod a very serious
situation
Tho most Interest II not the
most crltcal situation in Europe l.
IN Austria
Bad as tho sitgat.on is now. q
would ultimately have hecn worse II
imperialism ulc. secret diplomacy
and rocurrout wars of conquest Rad
iaine on.
Tho treaty was made PSI human
hands No one has noutoudci that u
was perfect Elements had entered
into BE- that we're hlscd on tho na.
'ionai aspirations of sundrv and dis-
fncf rrrai groups ti over fh. con.
frfuf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
COAL OUTPUT
DURING PAST
week Brisk
RAILROADS COOPERATING
WITH FUEL ADMINS
TRATION

u AsHnNlAffN ffah
WASHINGTON. a.. fI. s'o1l rr.lIr-
'ion started olf fbis u,e. at o. marked
and almost record Hr..a.r. r1|.. vII.h
FuD Distributor Sr,n. d.tlIu ir O.
statement to,is, Vls au .uir> 'o the
0ffc ir. railroad cooperation obtained
Ter thr Industry in .hc attempt '1 make
up differences in thr yolutrys fuel
Supply due tho thG miners strike.
A. the urr whom tha chamber of
.omm,rs ~ th. United states gave n4t
Oh. results of survey 90 ht~ made in
ept reiauDn with thr government. .n-
ii.Hung ft1t vu.As oi rpd intended
tDr a mts.Ir consumption .n ui".i plfis
af t., country are practically non reNs
tens and that fhere IS sIu "a crtIH.
uectssity for moIr ootl tU E. moved .rfU
certain .roas . frIs purpose
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radical conservatism.
IN the recreation that followed the
VAR. Italy particularly in the northern
uaris. had more people than she c1u.i
feed IN tho twenty years pTsCcsi ng
he war many families In Italy pre-
supported by memters that wcrc w.
iug In America Tho prohlhijions impos
"a by our immigration laws put q stop
20 hrrc nood ~ common labor ami
added somewhat O. hn already perplcy
'ng condition in italy
Tn tim. seemed tH b. ripe Tor ROl
sh0vik propaganda. There were c,i.
iouOe- of an active movement IN mary
places Almost over nlFht a million mrr
seemed Cob rise out ai Tho earih gVlne
expression hS word. and forcs whsfs
1e,essarY. to Dee ,uuaged sentiment of
10 country Thousands ~ soldiers wh0
had erry.ei during the VAR were a part
f ri t Their spirit gas militant ard the r
Hpaae 80 tss.iuf. hat thr lad rs
Honu real rrd ftrir MISTAKE
Numerous Political Group>
finihcr ital,
To, diflcuiicf fhlt have fufuund,d .
. rIveruinDutal affairs ln i'aiv s-en Pei
lrtr rsue frnm tho growth u too
fDNTINfFEn ~ PACE TxvpA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
TAG DAY TO
RAISE FUND
OR'JUSTICE'
IS PLANNED
ny AsNo, lated Press

w AAAottA lated Irets
NEW ptt NSWlCH. y. T.. Oct. n -
Officials handhus the iIaiLAiils murder
mystery lrrx a closc veil ol secrecy
about themselves to-day. cvading the
riuy uf r..wsplncr men who campcd ON
their tra!.
Through tho inevitable leaks" how.
ever. came circums,antial reports that
most OF the days activities tended 10
draw murr fully into the spot light
Nicholas l'ahmcr saloon keeper. who
was Jalle1 last night un u statutory
charge preferred by his daughter Pearl.
i5. also In Jail on a charge of incorrig.
ih.liiy.
Record Checked.
IIahmcr's record was checked and
re.checkei and his story OF his where.
ahoutS on the night OF the slayng OF
the Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and his
choir lest ier, Airs. Eleanor icinhardt
Mills was gene over with fine tooth
comb. Attempts also were made to
question him further. hut Jail attcn.
dants reported he was 80 hadlv shat.
tered OF nerve as result az deprivation
~ alcoholic stimulant and that he was
unable 10 talk cohcrently.
rahm,rs daughter has told the auth.
critics IN one OF her many statements
that Dahmcg lad Threatened 10 cut
10th her own threat and that of Ray.
mond Schneider. her sweetheart on the
the nigh, that the minister and choir
ester wee stain and that the lattor's
throat VAS slashed iahmcr denied
this. hut admitted h. was looking for
schneidsg that night with a pistol. lie
faid however. that he was NJ home and
IN led when the murders were commit.
ted His pistol, he added. was of IS
oal.brc while that which the slayings
wcrr committed was with q 30.
To- Raise Justice Fund"
While he authorities were checking
mp new lcaGs and rcchcc'Ung the story
told ly Schneider ON which nineteen
Year Ola rilfnrd llayc, has been arrest.
ot tar trc murders citizens c New
Runswicl forged ahead Win plans for
TAX iaN' saturday tu raise q Hayes
Justice fund.' They openly expires. h,.
,i,.i that Hayes was framed.
Tuoth, pfru,r. cour.el fu Nrs
FIucs et,,,n Hall iho slain cl.rgy.
fnara vi i.g wus muc1 Boa evidence
about M. court house tolay n, sousht
interview with several officials who
.r. work 1r or ,hD c1er hut declined 20
make 1uv statements go newspaper
,urn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
MAYFIEln'S APPEAL
IS NOT YET RECEIVED

AUSTIN Or' ~ Mardlmus appeal
hy E1il, ~ Mayficd o. compr Soc.
rcury of state STAPLES 'l cert fv his
name as dvmorutlc nominee. reported
drawn up 90 C0rs.cana had not heou al.
rd Coo supreme count hrrr when offices
ct Cl,r, D. r Connerl, were cirscd this
IfttluDtu ls was stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12

INJUNCTION SOUGHT BY 2
BRITISH Lines TO keep US.
FROM CONFISCATINC BOOZE
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW YORK, Oct lOfficials of the Cunard and Aneher
Steamship Companies late today instituted proceedings
ed States District Court here government officials from
sng either their ships the liquor aboard high The app
cation for the Injunction after had been opposed by Unit
ed States Attorney Clarke refused Judge Hand who
ordered the federal authorities show why the order
should be granted Argument will be heard Octobs. 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
TEX NEAR TEXH0MA
HAS HEAVY GAS FLOW
s,.erlal 70 tn. New

Tt.NioNA Okla. oct, 1.-The
Hon, Dc,dopmcnt co. test. miles
it.ih ~ TcNh"ma hl. struck Wet gas
estimated at 5000 oao cubic feet Drill
Ing operations have ceased until addi'
t,,,H.i r... ug ctn be- obtained
The TEN. Development Co., .s owned
hy Californi, interests ot which John
W Allison Is president. Great Interest
:, hrnr manifested in leases since gas
was stru.E
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12
Elevator H. burning
~ Assortsts-d ffr.s

Iul'IIN. Mo.. oct. 1.-THE Cowgirl
and I'm Grain Elevator ut Carthage.
Mo. Is burning tonight. The fire y re-
pori.d hcyond control Onc hundred
thousand bushels OF wheat arr burning
The loss expected 10 reach Siso.o1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-12

tho ini,lec'uals 10 EmeT' nave hccn
most potential in -uttins away thc
rnoorlnrs % imperialism. mihiar sm and
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CONTINUED oN PAGE Tw0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-03
At
BOROUGH HALL
CahilI Inauguration Yester-
cay Afternoon; Van Name
Retired on Saturday

TOTTENvILLE, Jan. S-Bor-
OCH President Calvin d. Van Name
i, eat out of office Saturday after
-. years at the head of the borough
d. Richmond and Matthew j. Ca
ILL, who was elected in November,
took the reins on G Years day.
4 reception was held for both at
thorough hall. st. George.
The reception for the retiring bor-
esgh president took place Saturday
afternoon in the local board room
:nd was rendered to Mr.. Van Name
Y the Staten Island Chamber Of
ommerce in recognition of his as
.islance in carrying out and further
iny plans of the chamber during his
enlminfstration. Rev. DIR. Otto l.. t..
ohm pastor of the Port Richmon |
Reformed church was the principal
asraker. Cornelius G. Kolff. presl-
4ent of the Chamber of Commerce,
presided.
The reception to Borough Presi7
cent Cahill was held at Borough hal
yesterday afternoon and it is esti-
ilsated that more than $500 people
f.9m all parts of the island passed
through Borough hall. Howard
liver, president of the Business
ems League, acted as POSTMASTER
az ceremonies and there were re-
marks by County Judge j.. Harry
Tiernan and Municipal Court Judge
y homas c. Brown at the opening OF
The ceremonies. A number of floral
licces came from admiring friends
nr the new executive. The reception
vas purely informal. Borough Pres
j ent Cahill was escorted from his
tF9me by many old neighbors. While
tlis. expectant were waiting to hear
/. new appointments being made in
i7se borough government by the new
4 resident, nothing was forthcoming
ii the way of announcement of any
taanges as yet. The plums are eX-
1teted to be given out some time
iris week. Sheriff Harry rudolph
aiso took Office yesterday at the
court house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-03
z
CARD OF THINKS

CARD OF
TTc. tho Undersigned, wish to eXtcnd
thaIks to the many friends aud neigh
also DIR. Shull, who SO kindly assist e
Is dufipg the recent illness and death
.ir befsved father, Charles X. Roberts.
0 for the comforting words of the Rev.
ems and Undertaken +. A.. MalizewsLi
satisfactory services rendered.
daughters md son.
MRS. GEO. POST.
MRS. ADELE KLEIN,
GARDNER ROBERTS.
Sa--1-3-1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-03

"Intnhe hour of need We quickly
4 best friends writes Chas.
Ward de Wet, 957 73rd
Skland, Cal. "our little boy
ri had a severe dry, raspinS
without phlegm, a cough that
'JHes and Pushes the face of the
&rers like. unto commissions.
ias's Honey and Tar was Il won
II emergency remedy Cases
te this give Foley's Honey and
its reputation as the best rem
Tor coughs and colds. Sold
.ywhere.1Ady.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-24

lains." This clever little lady has an
undoubted comedy flare. but after n
while she got so she burlesqued and
undoubted comedy flair, but after a
films in whicr she appeared.
There Are No Villains" Is about
opium smugglers on the Pacific Coast,
and Miss Dana plays the role of Fed
eral secret service agent, who falls in
love with the man she is supposed to be
shadowing.
CASTOR Glass plays the hcro's role
in this story. which is adapted from
Frank II. Adams story.
Capitol-Thc beautiful st. Lawrence
River country is the background for
silent Years." film based on Har-
riet Comstock's novel. MAN selle 10. "
Louis Cashier has made picture
above the average from this tale of love
and sacrifice, but undoubtedly the out
standing feature is the work Of Rose
Dione as Joe Morey, otherwise known
as MAN 'selle joe" whose hard life
and bitter experiences have given both
her face and her character n masculine
ruggcdnesS. Her love for her adopted
daughter and the latter's loyalty to her
are the most interesting phases of this
fresh, human and always interesting
story.
Pauline Starke, Tully Marshall and
George Mcdaniel are in the cast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-24
1.-TWO ORPHANS" IN STOCK
Mae Desmond and Players Ir
D'Ennery Drama

Metropolitan - The Two Orphans, "
the original d Emery drama on which
D. W. Griffith based hts spectacular
feature film, is being played this week
hv Mae Desmond and her associate play
ers. and Philade'phia theatre goers will
have the ppoItun!ty Of comparing the
two stories.
Mae Desmond and Mary Duncan
Stewart play the roles Of Louise and
Uenrictto, respectively, and Frank
Fielder is seen "a Pierre, while Frank
Camp plays Jacques and John Milijan
Chevaler de Naudrey.
The story as told in the stage version
tells Of HcnricttC. living In Normandy
with her adoDtcd sister, Louise. who is
blind, They go to Paris, and Henrictte
is kidnapped by Marquis and Louise
suffers much misery at the home OF
Madame Frochnrd and her two sons
acQuey and Pierre. The blind girl is
forced 10 beg in the streets, and her
plaintive song is the cause Of her re.
union with Henriette, who Is saved by
Vaudrey.