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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The combined gross sales of Robert Refs
q Co. and subsidiary corporations for the
fr:s 81 he
period of 1921. an increase OF 30 per cent.
Charles L.. Bernheimer. president OF the
Bear Mill Manufacturing COMPANY. mas peen
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
has rejected as too high priced all bids for
sutro Brothers Co.. members Of the
New York Stock Exchange. have ready for
distribution tnsiT nps nS S09s Cansaam mumie
ipais and public utility. industrial and rail-
road stocks and bonds. They have issued a
special letter on the Tennessee Copper Com
pany's first mortgage Q per cent. ten yeaf
convertible sinking fund gold bonds.
The Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York has been appointed transfer agent OF
stock Of the Pepsi-Cola Company. consisting
OF 100000 shares of no par capital stock.
sAlbert G. Wall of Wall, Height. Carey 4
rector Of the Commercial Trust Company Of
New Jersey, Jersey City.
Stanton Griffis OF HemphilI, Noyes Co.
has been elected director OF tile Simms
Thomas j. Davis. Cincinnati. has been
elected a director OF the Hooking Valley
Railroad. to fill the vacancy caused by the
Dominick q DominIck and Spencer Trask
4 Co. have acquired another block OF the
expect TO offer for subscription soon.
r. g. Smithers q Co. have prepared an
analysis of the REQ Motor Car Company.
which treats of that corporations earnings.
financial position, production. &C.
The Central Trust Compnny's certificates
Of deposit for the Beeaverboard Company's
Q per cent. gold notes have been substituted
for the notes % the list of the New York
Curb Market Association.
''Fonrteen Railroads. Their Investment and
Speculative Possibilities" is the .itle OF
pamphlet issued by the New York Stock Ex-
change firm OF n. J. johnson q Co.
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sued as at close Of business on April
5. 1922. Members reserve deposits In
creased $20,S00.O00 for the week, and
Government deposits decreased S05oo.-
900. Federal Reserve note circulation
was larger by 5000. .00o and cash re-
serves gained So. 100000. The banks re-
serve ratio declined from 77.s to T.7
per cent.
Gold reserves gained T,soo.ooo. while
other reserves declined by N.6oo,OU.
Chicago and Philadelphia reported the
largest increases of gold reserves Tor
the week by ss.SOo.OO0 and 100000; re-
spectively. The largest decreases. $l3,-
zoo, 900 and S5.O00.0o0. are shown for San
Francisco and Cleveland.
Government paper on hand declined
from s242. .7s7 600 to s2iO.2o6.0o0. OF the
total held, $l92.7o7. .0oo or soa per cent,
was secured by Liberty and other
United States bonds; sll,40A,0O0. or A.
per cent. by Victory notes: eo,99o.ooo. or
81 per cent. by Treasury notes. and
$l5, ,1O4. 900. or 6.4 per cent, by Treasury
certificates.
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s5012: Florida. s2.5oap3.5o cobbler. S2@7.
P0IrITRY- nREaGrn f,,inLana A.nra,

broilers. 27@43c. fryers. 27d32c. roasters,
2s93sc.; fresh stays. 2i027c.: frozen. 22a
Western. kegs. 26032c.: bbis.. dry. 23d31c
iced. 22930c.: frozen. 22G32c.; old cocks
fresh. 20g25c.; frozen, 2oa25c.; capons,
fresh, 35Q46c. frozen. No. I. 4765ic.: poor
to good. 35946c: old toms. 35042c.: old
hens. 40048c.: ducks. Long Island. spring.
Western. 15a20c.: squads, fresh white. dozen,
$4Qf0.
POULTRY, LTvE-Fowls, freight, 3oc. ex.
press. 30Q32c. chickens. freight. 22942c. ex-
press. 2Sp35c.: spring broilers. freight. 70c.
express. 3ba70c.: capons. freight or express.
35140c.: old ROSTERS, freight, 16c. turkeys
freight. 25M3Oc.; express, 35740c; ducks
freight. 22a24c.: Long Island. 3saF36c.; other
old ducks. express, 2s930c. Muscovey. tic.
geese. freight. 15a1sc. express. 10120c.
pigeons. pair. 65c. guineas. pair, Toe. rab-
bits freight or express 2sd30c.
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commodity and far less than the average.

commodity and far less than the average.
"Fourth-That these two associations
to which the cement manufacturers be-
long. instead Of being devised as in
struments to suppress competition. have
been used to make competition broader
and more intelligent; that the only pur-
pose Of their existence has been to
spread the use of cement and
enable them to carry out farsighted
competition.
I'VE are merely doing for ourselves
what the Government does for some
more favored industries" he concluded.
The trial will continue to-day.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR POWDERED ARsENATH
OF LEAD:--Department OF Agriculture,
Washington, ID. c.. March 81, 1922. Sealed
the New England States and the State OF
New Jersey one-hundred (f00) tons OF pow
the pepartment until two o'c,ock p M Fri.
day. April 21st. 1922, and then opened.
Specifications and blank forms OF proposals
can be had on application to the Chairman,
Board of Awards. Department OF Agricul-
ture. Washington. d. G.
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i. .@
Western Elec
LIST IS 1922
3. .lCO
West Maryland
Al t0K1
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oTTON STATISTICS.
WORTH BUTTE MINING DEFICIT

The North Butte Mining Company re
ports for 1921 a deficit Of $463.6S6 after
expenses and depletion against loss
of 81 .o76, 237 in 1920. At the close Of 1921
the company had current assets o.
s1.791. Sic. current liabilities Of 800
and working capital OF $614,7l6. Total
receipts dropped from 50. 1oi. .4o in 1890 to
$96,O97. The profit and loss surplus was
reduced $463,531.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. 2 red and No. hard. f.43
NO: Manitoba. q: :52A; No. mixed durum
CORN-No. 2 yellow and No. white
74tc; No: 2 mixed 73Nc.. c. !. I. N. Y.
OATS-No. 2 white. 46kc.; No. 3 white
45c.; No. white. 43kc.: fancy clipped
white. 54955c.: ordinary clipped white, 47kGp
49c., all elevator.
RYE-No. 2 Western, $1.1l, I. O. b., and
$i.09h. c. 1. {. N. Y. export.
BARLEY-Malting. 73h@771c.. c. l. +.
BUCKwHEAr-American and Canadian
81 240D2.45 nominal.
HAY-No. 1, S2s@3o: No. 2. $26@as; No.
3. $25027; shipping. $4,000 per ton.
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Ratio of total re-
serves to deposit
and r.. r. note
liabilities C o m
bined ...........
Contingent liabil-
ity on bills pur-
chased for for
eIgn correspon-
dents ...........
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Notice 20 Creditors and Note Holders.
The First Nat. Bank of Roby located at
Roby. In the State OF Texas. Is closing up its
affairs. All note holders and other creditors
Of said association are therefore hereby
titled to present the notes and other claims
against the association for payment.
q. r. NEWMAN, Cashier
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Fire Record

A. NJ. Loss.
12:13-s4 Nassau st.; Beck-Hazzard
onoe Co.,. .......... ......... .UnknoWn
1:00-61 First ST.; A. Moskowitz. -. .Trifling
1:30--45s-484 Z. 10th ST.; East End
Furniture Co.. .Trifling
e:oo-04i West 4oth ST.; Crandach
Bros. Co... Unknown
6:50-Opposite 222 Thompson ST.:
motor truck. Patrick Bull. Unknown
720-4056 Third av.. The Bronx;
Louis Lamond ............ Unknown
7:4o-1000 Brook av.. The Bronx; un-
known ................... unknown
s:fo-553 Ninth av.; Dienosteni Kat
sIS-iss u. io7th st.; sabtore
Sttcfani ................ ..TrttHng
eb0-400f Third av.. Tho Bronx; un-
known N..................... THRILLING
/ o5-2eo w. 18th ST.: George Mata-
3:4s-fO6 w. 144th st. @. Clark. Unknown
4:fo-1e2d 1t. and the Speedway:
4:sS-is W. $50 ST.; Annex Restau-
rant Co. ......... ..... unknown
$4,000 q. Goth ST.; Philip Bosko-
witx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNKNOWN
6:oo-Sl Stanton It.. unknown. :. Unknown
6:i0-36p Pearl st.; Canton Trucking
a:on-i2i Orchard ~. unknown. Unknown
6.3o-s0 eth AZ. Embroidery Con-
Ncrting Co........-s.....tsun UNKNOWN
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THE PITTSBURGH q WEST VIRGINIA
RAILWAY COMPANY

PRTFTRRED DIVIDEND NUMBER 30
The Board OF Directors has declared a
dividend Of one. and one-half (fti) percent
on the Preferred Stock Of the Company for
the quarter ended March 81. 1922, payable
May 81, 1922, 20 Stockholders OF record at
the close OF business on May Q. 1907.
l.. H. HARVEY, Secretary,
Pittsburgh, April 3. 1922.
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. April 6.--Trading was ouiet-
er In the Stock Exchange to-day. Gilt
edge securities and oil shares opened
firm and later became quiet. British in
dustriais were irregular. Quotations
follow:
Bar silver. 33tsd. an ounce.
Bar gold p5d
Money. 2h per cent
Discount rates Short bills, 2%d2 1915 per
cent. three months bills, 27{73 per cent
~ per cent conso1s, bT%
British per cent. war loan, epik.
British 4h per cent. war loan, p3L
DE Beers. 10h.
Rand Mines. 2X.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued interest
II to be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS.
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FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Bill Holdings Decline, Note
Circulation Gains, Ratio
Is Lower.

Special Dispatch to THE New ioRK HEsALn
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C.. April O.
Aggregate reduction of $l5,4O0,000 OF
bill holdings and an increase Of s2i,-
10000 III Government securities ARE
shown in the Federal Reserve Boards
weekly consolidated bank statement Is
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY,

New York. April 9Th. 1922.
The Board OF Directors. Of the United
States Rubber Company has this day do
clared from its net earnings quarterly
dividend OF two per cent. (2N) on the First
Preferred Stock OF the Company. 20 stock
holders of record at ~ M. on Saturday.
the Transfer Books, April 20, 1922.
w. IL BIACKWELf Treaaurcr
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Range of prices
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton in good demand at II points
decline; middling 10.45d. Sales 10000.
American 5000 Imports none. Futures
opened steady at to 10 points decline.
Closed steady. unchanged to points lower.
May. 1923: July. 1922: October. 1000; jan
uary. gs4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm: cloths.
q fair business doing.
COTTON STATISTICS
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PENNsYLyANIA OIL.

OIL CITY. April 6.-Credit balances. 1926
Runs. 1921: average. 30, $50. Shipments,
Ill. .255; average. 1910.
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ELECrIoNs AND mEErrNcs.
United States Steel Corporation.

Notice OF Annual Meeting of April II. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders of the United
States Steel Corporation will be held at the
principal office of the Corporation at the
Hudson Trust Company Building. No. 81
Newark Street. in the City OF Hobeken. County
of Hudson and State Of New Jersey. on Nom
day, the seventeenth day Of April, 1922. at
IL o'clock noon. for the following purposes.
namely:
/. TO elect Directors pursuant to the BY
Laws.
2. To elect independent auditors to audit tho
books and accounts OF the Corporation at the
close of the current fiscal year.
3. To elect committee Of three stockhod-
ers to administer the Corporation profit
sharing plan adopted at the annual meeting
April IL. 1921.
4. To consider and vote upon the approval
and ratification of the various purchases.
contracts. contributions, compensations. acts.
proceedings. elections and appointments by
the Board OF Directors or by the Finance
Committee since the Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the Corporation on April 1s.
nual Report to Stockholders for the fiscal
year ending December 81. 1921. The minutes
of the Board of Directors and OF the Finance
Committee Will be open to inspection by
stockholders of record during business hours
Mt the New York office OF the Corporation,
No. II Broadway. until after the close of ths
meeting.
.. To transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will be closed q.
the close of business on Friday, the 10th day
OF March, 1922. and will be reopened at 10
o'clock In the morning Of Monday. April 3.
1922.
Dated March 1. 1922.
BY order of the Board OF Directors,
RICHARD TRIMBLE. Secretary.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Figures usually published under this head
will be found under the head ~. s. Prewar
Bonds" I'm another column.
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CUSTOM HOUSE RECErrt

Receipts for duties At the Custom House
yesterday were f72l,B527f. Of which efo2,-
bonded warehouses and sTai 80 for recent
ir,.o-' n iory
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record able.
Cartier Inc, q, pf. ef.75. =. Apr. is Apr. 20
Great Northern Ore Prop
critics, 81. II Apr. 20
8. III. Kress & Co., a, II. Apr. 20 May I
u. 8. Rubber Co.. q. f2..... Apr. is Apr. 20
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING.
Richmond, Virginia, February II, 1922.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tile
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company will
be held. as provided In the Bylaws, at the
general office of the Company In the City of
Richmond. Virginia, on Tuesday. the 18th
day Of April. 1922, at eleven o'clock A. N.
"a for the election of directors:
(2) to approve. ratify and confirm such
action heretofore taken authorized iy
the Board OF Directors or by the Executive
Committee of the Company, whether pur-
suant to any previous authorization by tho
Stockholders or otherwise. as may be sub
mitted to the meeting: and
(3) to transact such other business rs
may lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books viii be closed at
the office Of the Company. No. 61 Broadway,
New York City, on Friday. the oath day ot
March. 1922. at three o'clock p. m. and win
be reopened on Wednesday. the 10th day of
April. 1922. at ten o'clock n. IN.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors:
A. TREvvETT. Secretary
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BONDS IN STOCK ExcHANGE


Interna Paper
Is A i947
l......s4i4
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IS Ser Is is47
"a
2......S4ls
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19.... .97
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N. Y. RESERVE STATEMENT.
RESOURCES

RESOURCES
Gold and gold GER
tificates ........ $220, 7bS, ,006 1921 .403 OOJ
g o Settlement
Fund-Fed. Res.
Board .......... 1f],92O2e4 1f7443 OO1
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

and thought It sss With vou wi
sl'er' when know her vel, , ''''' ~
her w"y she sid .bs. 10 ~ 49,, ''''|
pneo; 'HeeaD'e thought TIA. 49, !
700 nice a girl 70 maze ,uo, V- -, s'
F0ursclf.' SO Tvc tried as~e, -" - ,D1i .. :, :
fool Of myself again % "'''
y o. forgetting t1. sszopaon.., -.
,"e mere author O. tae 2lsv ..d ~, -.
husband Of Tho bcautifnl '"' IN
should say rot forgetting M ,,..
phone player. Isn't nv ;sZs ~. 's' .
relous ~ '" '0"' NAT
As a matter o. fact it is di.sca,. :.
'ec' as real ey'npathv for tn. >.
nNf'' az tho sDthor Intended, NTH .,.\
"'"drr'pi jar n'ysic sounding in o,..
cas- snd settiny oas's .rmper,n,o,. ;.
s"Sy'nS IN syacopascd tine. Tom 81
not approve Of champaign. nor is-,
music nor dancing "inti.as, Anro,o,
oi this Ms, Taylor said: "Yon .n.x.
Mr. Nanners and I thought. o. corr.
'7a' 7e had happy ending e~.n ~.
c'drt have them break III. n.~. or..,
husbands death TO Marian IN u. ,-..
ence Of the audience and zir. then
chance . roc - .hrov herself :, e.,
rcros arrs. When o. TIE rad ~.
fvmplsined of the vn1spr7 -75in, =,
'hopght that. perhaps, t-ev tzJ nj.
understood oar intent. But It gear,
Il vae not that. j. vas that they Ike.
Arthur. the rascal. batter than Tor
the hero. and wien Arthur ees don,
f'r th"y didn't care Hg bccaus. rss
",s lcf- fer me-"
"Wcil, anywa7,1 continued Ms, T.
lor. &C had to build up Tom and maj,
bun little more attractive and 10
quite so good and make Arthur 4 li..,.
worse before ~e could convince .,er
that 'The National Anthem resllr h.l
happy ending. love til. lines in tn,
new play, TOO
"Even il you don't stick TO them IL.
terpolated Mr.. Manners, FOR this br.
.'ant young star is famous for her in,
prov;sations. And, indeed, any one VII
Knows Miss Taylor would feel sure .h,!
she never could be bound down By al
SCI rules. sne IS Ike thc zephyr ~al1
blowcth where i lis.eth.
"And ioTe my-our new play
which surely makes it unanimous.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Symbol of Will Rogers's
Soul Will Be Revealed
I'm <'One Glorious Day.

Tho property department % Para
mount admitted defeat when it wae
asked Cor symbol Of soul to be used
in "0ns Glorious Day" the Paramount
comedy featuring viii Rogers and
ldla Ice. Never before had the source
% al properties been atuupcd, but,
after scarchinx through sl tho card
inde1cs and special portfolio, 1t report
Cd that 1t had nothing lis that In
stock, didn't know vheve 10 .ct one Il,
fact, didn't kuoT what a soul svmbol
looked like.
1t vas to ,. stray ssul at that
one without body which could, never
theless, be seen and photographed.
Tho physical form Of VIII Horers
vas selected a. the homo Of the soul
while the regular ono WAS somewhere
else experimenting, but What or who 10
haye for the soul before tbs event o.
transfer:
We've got to get somebody or ssus-
thing that has y queer lool," nid
James Cruzs, director, to walter
Woods, seenar!st and co~author with A.
+. Barinxer, q "One Glorious Dsy."
DO you have any idea what detached
soul would look like ." continued Cruye.
rs there any such thing IS physical
soui."
They hsd to invent somethinx-thas
WAS all there was to it. The two nut
their heads together and finally evolved
what is considered the quecrest object
imaginable for soul. 1t was 20 fun.1:
to them. at least~that they decided
20 keep the symbol 4 secret until IA.
picture IS shown on the screen for the
lFst time to-day at the Rivoli Thea.cr.
Rogers plays meek o.d ooi!egs pro-
lessor in One Glorious DAY. Ec i.
IN love with Ais landlady-s 6aushtcr-
played by Lila Lee--hut hasn't til.
courage 10 propose. TIE professor !,
interested IN spiritusl;sm and believes
H'H'seif super~neiium and, While en-
perlmenting before a group Of fellow
sp'rtua.isss his body is taken noss.,.
sion Of b. Elk the WANDERING .nir;+
while his own spirit stands tremhl;nv,-
~ Inc pr'sessor-imbued by a fent-
ing sp'fir~sets halt the town on edge
~''A his exploits, hut "1N' deserted
tine body after it tainted b.causa ~
'he TOO severe paysical strain but
upon it. iN'
John Fox, the boy actor, plays "EEn
ana otners III the supporting cast ars
Alan Hale, George Nichols, Emil Ri,
and Clarence Burton.
hus0 fjesenfeld, who selected "ons
Glorious Day" FOR presentation at IN.
k'"ol', knows what Ire soul s~o,bo]
looks like. but he, too. IS keeping tho
secret Of Cru-e and Woods.
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Interesting Chat and Stage Gossip for Paygoers
The 'National Anthem Seems
Bound TO Be Universal Hv,,,,
Man Who Looks Upon the Wine When Il 7. D.
Is Not So Unpopular as He Deserves To no "'
in These Days of Prohibition


II you ask an interviewer his favorte
subject he will probably reply "Lau-
rettc Taylor" Bat Miss Taylor was not
always what she is to-day, according to
her own appraisal OF herself. - used
to be hoYrid," she said frankly. mot
because 1 meant TO be, but because 7
vas always rushed and worried. One
day n peach OF r. girl carae to inter
view nc and vas rchcarsinS TIC lines
OF my now play in my mind AL t.'c
time she was talking to me. Finally,
she smoothed down her drcs, primly
and in her most ladylikc tones said
You know. don't enjoy meeting
strangers any more than YOU do and T
hate to talk to people | don't ryc 4
damn about, but it's business With nc
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Second Thoughts
On Rex 1ngram's
''Jurn to the Right

Second thoughts on Arst nights are
not always conducive to self-satisfac-
tion. Ono thinks OF all tho things
which enc ought to have said about
production, but which wero crowded
out OF tie brain, or at any rats oot
cf the review, which on. was forced to
vr''o rs tho paper WAS gaIcpinr to
press. And then there is alwsys that
stern "Hc-p Il dogn-a stick at tho
most from the night managing editor,
which even fifteen wears Of ver-vsce niu
not teach one to completely ignore.
Our neat day regrets xrs usually that
~s have pot written IS fevorab,v Of the
production AZ NO had INTENDED. for our
bcscttaY sin Is enthusiasm. When wo
vera li.tle cur teacher ono. asked us
IL we never "iked' anything. "You
always love It or ycu hate it," she said.
and we never hsro changed. So in thes.
last moments, when tho copy boy Is
snatehing the written sheets from ux
and carrying them over to tho conv
dess, We never trust ourself. being
fearful thsta performance which looked
superb to US At midnight may in the
cold light OF noon seem to have been
only "a N;te more than adeooats. :"
Which means that We we're rot kind
enough to "Tura to tho Rifht."
Rex Ingram is 4 remarkable dirsctsr.
Sor no can take such stuff az melo.
dramas are made Of aud make e-en tn.
most hardened believe it. Mr. Invr.r
should hs an excellent poker PLAYER
rot because he can bluS. for II.
docsut, but because he never ov.r-
plays his hand. He ccnse-ves III,
players emotions and hi, spectator.
tears. He never prolongs 8 narrowing
situation and he never makes you truly
unhappy. 4. most it is only "a feeling
OF sadness and longing that Is not akin
TO pain. He doesn't believe that he-
cause you are going to pity the heroine
when she cries YOU will necessarily
pity her twice as much r she cries
tw!ce, nor does he think you will like
the hero twice as much if he is -vicc
IS noble or twice as repentant. In
tact, Ar. Ingram takes sweet country
youths who have been foully impris-
oned for thefts they never committed.
wicked deacons who &c. the old home
stead away from the gentle mother.
nustached Wilkins who forge thei.
fathers nsme and comedy crooks who
crack q safe with ore hand snd slim
an engagement rias on ,hc l.,tle
sisters anger with the other and make
them seem perfectly plausible and hu-
manl:kc; and every time his people in
tho picture speak re does rot slip in
title telling what they are saying. He
oelIeYes that YOU may have some IN
diligence, too II. I.