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motion pictures to he made in an ar
tistic and efficient manner with th'
itinerant type dubbed extra some si'
or seven years ago. 1t has been :;
case Of survival OF the fittest.
"It is among the actors and &C
tresses of minor parts. so long un
Justly and enormously termed extras
that every casting director. every pro
ducer, looks for his leading men, hi
leading women, even his stars Of th'
future. need only point to such peo
pie as Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson
Agnes Ayres. May McAvoy, as ex
amples of present celebrities who no
so many years ago cid crowd scene
just as our minor players are doins
nowadays.
And every year we find one. tw,
or three men and women advancini
from minor parts into roles of rea
Importance. At our own plant sucI
.gra aduates' within a very recent perio.
include Monte Blue. william Boyd
Lucien Littleheld. Lura Anson an,
Bernice Frank. players who 70
months were just very excellen
minor artists until something cam
along which gave them a chance I,
show what they could do"
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Wyoming Hospitality:
"THE most hospitable people in the

"THE most hospitable people in the
world
Such was the enthusiastic declara-
tion OF Mary Miles Minter regarding
the people of Wyoming with whom
she was associated while IN that state
recently to make exterior scenes for
The Cowboy and the Lady,
''On every hand" says Miss Minter.
they were most delightful. friendly.
sincere and sociable. Their homes
were always open and there was
always room for a few more at their
tables. The people Of jackson. Wyo.:
the chamber of commerce and other
community Institutions were Of valu-
able aid to US and demonstrated q
willingness to be of help in every
way during our stay in and near
their city"
Miss Minter's statement is backed
up by the fact that when the COM
pany arrived in jackson :he Jackson
Evening star., 1922-10-08

"CHISG. Ching, chinaman." by Will
bur Daniel Steele, is now being
done in pictures on the coast by Pre-
ferred Pictures, Inc. Tom Forman.
who directed Tom Meighan in a num-
Der of Lasky pictures. will direct this
story, which was one of the prize
tales of 1917. 1t will be released as
Shadows"
The most important role in the pic
ture IS that OF Yen Sin. an oriental
who makes his living as a laundry
man in Urkey, a New England fish,
ing village. Lon Chaney, who is
generally accredited as being one of
the finest character" men in the
business. Will portray Yen Sin. Har-
rison Ford, for long time Con-
stance Talmadge'S leading man. has
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Commercial Club had a meetrI.
which the executive staff of the com
pany was invited to attend. I'll
object of the meeting was TO assis
the company in every way during the
sotourn in Wyoming. Resolutions J'
this effect were passed and commit
tees appointed to help find prope
locations. furnish guides, look afte
their horses and equipment. and ii
every way to attend to the needs
the company. This valuable aid
which greatly simplihed and expe
dited the work Of making the eX
terror scenes for the picture. wa:
rendered absolutely gratis by TIL
citizens of jackson and was given il
the most generous spirit of hos
pitality.
On the night Of their departur'
Representatives of the communiil 3
gave a farewell ball to the company
Citizens made speeches inviting then
back again and telling how much tn,
community enjoyed their presenc'
there
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York.

Today. Thomas MeiEhan. in ,'1f
You Believe It. It's So; tomorrow,
Norma Talmadge, in ''The Forbidden
City" and George Stewart, in LET
'er Run; Tuesday. Harry Carey. in
''The Kick Back" and Dan Mason, in
Pop Tuttle's Clever Catch: Thurs
day. Betty Blythe, in 'aThe Queen of
Sheba," and "Jerry-on-the-Job" car
toon. Japanese It'd Bits; Friday,
Wanda Hawley. in "Bobbed HAIR"
and the Hallreom. Boys. In ,fsBetter
Late THIN Nsyef.:: satinda3. Mary
oaugs n rhe Biren9htsrs.s
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Swedish B;ograbh
THE 1922 production season of Il

THE 1922 production season OF the
Swedish Biograph Company Of
Stockholm has just come to a close
with Ave productions as the fruit of
the four months period which con-
Nils Bouveng. one of the executives
of the company, has just returned to
the United States. after An absence
first news of the nature and charac-
ter of the new pictures.
The five new productions are more
thoroughly international in story and
in personnel than any yet been made
in Europe, Mr.. Bouveng says, and are
the result Of a carefully deliberated
policy on the part Of the company
and directors to create series OF
pictures that would have q broad.
human appeal in every civilized coun-
try.
Two new productions by Victor
Seastrom head the list. The first 10
'aThe Surrounded House" by Pierre
tary romance with Meggie Albanesi,
we'll known English star in the
leading feminine role, and Seastrom
himself and Ivan Hedquist as brother
ofiioers in the British army. The Sec
6nd picture is a sea story by HAL
son Lang, one of England's foremost
actors. and Jenny. Hasselquist in the
leading roles.
Maurice Stiller has Just completed
q mystery drama Of civilization and
the arctic SHOWS, from q theme by
Selma Lagerlof, with Pauline Brunius
and Mary johnson in the leading
parts. Thousands of reindeer are
used in the picture, and the scenes
were shot in Lapiand we'll within the
arctic circle.
John W. Brunius has finished two
pictures. the more important of which
is 1.-The Dreamers," by Knut Hamsun.
the famous Norwegian winner OF the
Nobel prize. 1t wasf taken in Norway
with Lilly Bye, a young Norwegian
actress in the lead. THE Eyes of
Love" Is the temporary title Of the
record picture, from an original
story By Brunius ana Sarn Ask. Pau
line Brunius. George Ekman and
Karen Wtqther are tho leads.
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Carolina,

Today and tomorrow, Ernest
Lubitsch's The Loves Of Pharaoh:
Tuesday. Doris May, in "The Under
study" also Harold Loyd-Bebe Dan
in 1.-THE Trap" also Pathe News and
Literary Digest Topics: Thursday.
Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien.
in DE Luxe Annie" also Fox Sun
shine comedy: Friday, Charles Ray,
in alias Julius Caesar: Saturday.
Betty Compson, in The Bonded
Woman" also Pathe News and
AeSop'S Fables
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Tuesday and Wednesday, Gloria
Swanson. in Her Gflded Cage" Paul
Parrot. in Face the Camera" and
Prizma's "Sunbeams"; Thursday,
Lewis Stone and Jane Novak, in "The
Rosary" and Joe Rock. in solid
Ivory: Friday. Mary Miles Minter,
in "Tillie," Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De
Haven. in Their First Vacation"
and Pathe Review; Saturday, Charles
Ray, in '.The Deuce Of Spades" and
Jimmy Aubrey. in '"The Chicken
Parade"
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Missing
Husbands" from Pierre Benoits
"L'Atlantide." and Mack Sennett
comedy; Tuesday. Noah Beery and
others. in "The Lying Truth" and
Christie comedy, Mile a Minute
Mary; Wednesday, Richard Dix and
Betty Compson. in 1.-THE Bonded
Woman" and Hallroom Boys. in
pons": Friday, Glenn Hunter. in ''The
Cradle Buster" and Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle's adventure of Sherlock
Holmes, "'The Yellow Face" (not
serial3: Saturday. David Powell and
Marc MacDermott, in ''The Spanish
jade" and Paul Parrott, in "Wet
Weather"
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Raphael.

Today. Colleen Moore and Richard
Dix. in "The Wallhower." and COM
edy, "one Terrible Day; tomorrow,
Pola Negri. in 1.-THE DEVILS Pawn"
and comedy. Caesars Ghost; Tues
day. Katherine Mcdonald, in 'swom-
ans Side," also Pathe News and stop
dos OF the Day; Wednesday. and
Thursday. Emil Jennings, Harry
Gtsdtke and Dagny Servaes, In .The
Loves Of Pharoah": Friday. Wanda
Jack Holt. in 'The Man Uncofuuera,
ble:" also fifth episode OF Buffalo
BIZ and comedy, 1.-The Landlubber." !"
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son, in Her Gilded Cage" Paul Parrot,
in Face the Camera and Prizma' 8
Sunshine Gatherers$: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Wallace Reid and Bebe
Daniels. in 'Nice People: Thursday.
Mary Miles Minter. in "Tille." and
Bobby Vernon. in "Bucking Broadway:
Friday. Charles Ray. in 1.-THE Deuce Of
Spades" and "Our Gang" in 1.-The Fire
Fighters; Saturday, Wanda Hawley,
in "Bobbed HAIR" and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter De Haven. in Their First Va
cation"
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Elite.

Today and tomorroy, Henry B.
Walthall. in "One Clear Calf: Tues
day. "Nanook of the North: Wednes-
day, Mae Murray and David Powell,
in "On With the Dance; Thursday,
Alice Terry. in Turn to the Right:
Friday, Gloria Swanson and Thomas
Meighan, in MALE and Female" and
Saturday, Rodolph Valentino and
Alice Terry, in "The Conquering
Power"
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CRITERION-"Rough Shod.' -

Rough Shod." with Charles Jones
in a dashing western role. produced
by William Fox, is announced as the
attraction at the Criterion Theater
for today. tomorrow and Tuesday. 1t
is a story of two heroines imper-
sonated by Helene Ferguson and
Ruth Renick. For Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday, Jack Holt will be the
picture star in the role of lighting
parson, in while Satan Sleeps"
Evening star., 1922-10-08
White Hope of Movies

RICHARD BARTHELMEss is the
white hope of the movies" ac-
cording to the New York League of
Woman Voters, of which Mrs. Frank
A. Vanderlip, wife of the banker, is
the president. Mr.. Bartheimess has
been selected to represent the motion
picture industry by tho league In con-
nection with Its OrphanS day cele-
br1tion noxt month.
"Your name has been selected from
q list Of prominent screen stars OF
the type that you repfeoent-the new
typo that stands for inner, brighter
things IN the silent drama" reads tho
invitation to tho young nlm star.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
CRANDALLS-"Man's Law and
Gods"

Mans Law and Gods" Finis Foxs
screen version of his own story. will
be the attraction at Crandalrs Thea
ter the first three days of the current
week, beginning this afternoon. Jack
Livingston and Ethel Shannon have
the stellar roles. The story concerns
an old miner, who assumes the name
of an officer of the Northwest Mount
ed Police and launches himself into
a courtship by mail with a young
woman. who, later. comes to the
mining country In quest OF her hus-
band. Look Out Below" is the add
ed comedy. and with short reels and
pipe organ accompaniment completes
the program. Wednesday and Thurs
day the attraction will be Pathe's
production, Through the Storm"
and Pardon My Glove" an amusing
comedy, featuring Bobby Vernon,
and Friday and Saturday Norma
Talmadge will be seen in the Selznick
picture by Right of Purchase" with
Treasure BoGnd" as the added laugh
maker.
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Favonte.

Today and tomorrow. Mabel Nor
mand, in Molly; Tuesday, Marion
Davies, in "Beauty's Worth" and
comedy. Touch All Bases; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Harold Lloyd, in
"Grandna's Boy; Friday, Pola Negri,
in 1.-THE DEVILS Pawn" and Johnny
Jones, in Making Movies; Saturday.
CASTOR Glass. in Cameron of the
Royal Mounted" fifth episode of "Buf-
falo BILL" and comedy, Happy Birth
day."
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Dumbart0n.

Today. Doris May. in up and at
En-; tomorrow, John NJ Stahps '"The
Song Of Life; Tuesday. Robert War
wick. in "The Silent Master; Wednes-
day. "The Loves of Pharaoh: Thurs.
day, Ethel Clayton, in Tho Cradle:
Friday, John NJ StahIs "One Clear
Call" and Saturday, 'The Better
Evening star., 1922-10-08

continue this week at Loew's Colum-
bia Theater.
This is Cecil B. De Miles personal
ly-directed screen version OF the nov
el by Alice Duer Miller adapted for
the camera by Jeanie MACPHERSON.
The cast headed by Thomas Meighan,
Leatrice Joy and Lois Wilson includes
many screen luminarieS.
In this production the parallel be-
tween the mad age Of the present In
America and the mad age of folly
that reigned in Rome just before the
fall of the empire is sought through
the love story OF a reckless daugh-
ter of the idle rich and the district
attorney who, loving her, neverthe-
less remains true to his duty and
prosecutes and convicts her on a
charge of manslaughter.
Minor screen attractions and musi-
cal numbers complete the bill.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Wallace Reid
and Bebe Daniels in Mice People: !:
Tuesday aand Wednesday, Gloria
Swanson. in Her Gilded Cage" Paul
Parrot, in Face the Camera" and
Prizma's Sunshine Gatherers''; !;
Thursday. Lewis Stone and Jane No
wax, in "The Rosary" and Joe Rock.
in His Wedding Daze": Friday. Mary
Miles Minter in "Tillie," Harry Pol
lard. in 1855 Days" and Pathe Re-
view: Saturday. Harry Carey. in The
Kick Back" and comedy, kidding
Uncle" =
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Hippodrome.

Today. Anita Stewart. in Rose of
the Sea-: tomorrow, isle Of Zorda";
Tuesday. Agnes Ayres. in The Lane
Lon CLANCY. in "The Trap; Thurs
day. "The Four Horsepen of the
Apocalypse; Friday, Doris May, in
THE Understudy," and. Saturday,
Norma Talmadge, in ''The Safety
Curtain"
Evening star., 1922-10-08
By PRISCILLA DEAN.
NYYN

fNC might say Ln3t Q1uCeo mySen
into the movies.
At the age of four made my debut
on the stage, playing a child part with
Joseph Jefferson in RIP Van Winkle."
My mother was a we'll known emo
tional leading woman at the time
May Preston Dean. She had the lead
ing role in Madame x' following
Dorothy Donnelly. who created the
role.
When was twelve or thirteen
years old. I was standing in front of
q Broadway theater talking with a
friend when I was introduced to
Philips Samley, husband Of Lois
Weber. He asked mo II would like
Later I played child roles in three
productions. Then I went back to the
stage, dancing for six months at the
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Princess.

Today, Corinne Grinith, in ''Divorce
Coupons: tomorrow. Helene Chad
wick. in THE Dust Flower; Tuesday.
Colleen Moore. in Come on Over;
Wednesday, Norma Talmadge, IN De
Luke Anne: Thursday. Elaine Ham
merstein. in evidence; Friday.
Dorothy Dalton, In '"The Woman Who
Walked Alone,a and Saturday, Anita
Stewart. in "A Question of Honor"
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Home,

thelmess, in .'Sonny"; Tuesday, Marie
Provost. in ''The Married Flapper";
Wednesday, Katherine Macdonald. in
Heroes and Husbands; Thursday.
Shattered Idols";;( Friday, Doris May.
in up and At EN-" and Saturday,
Anita Stewart, in Rose o. the Sea-"
Evening star., 1922-10-08

and Rodolph Valentino. In 'aThe De-
licious Little Devil": Tuesday. "Mar-
ried Life; Wednesday, Margaret
Beecher, in "Sunshine Harbor";
Thursday. Edith Stockton. in Through
and Saturday, "The Leather Pushers."
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Circle.

Today and Tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son, in Her Gilded Cage: Tuesday,
Elaine Hammerstein, in Evidence;
Wednesday. Doris May, in up and
At En-: Thursday. Rupert Hughes
Wall Flower; Friday, Betty Blythe.
IN His Wife's Husband" and Sat-
urday. ''Nanook Of the North"
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Liberty.

Today andjtomorrow, Harold Lloyd,
in "Grandma's Boy; Tuesday, Tom
Mix, in Fighting Streak: Wednes-
day, Eugene O'Brien, in John Smith; !;
Thursday, Vera Gordon, in '"The Good
Provider"; Friday, Doris May, in Gay
and Devilish." and Saturday, Rodolph
Valentino and Eugene. O'Brien, In
"The Wonderful Chance."f
Evening star., 1922-10-08
LEADER-"One Night in Paris" :"

At the Leader Theater. for the first
time. all this week will be shown the
newest Piaygoers feature. "One Night
in Paris"
1t is described as "a rollicking
comedy-dram of life and love in gay
Paree." with cast of French artists.
Larry Semon comedy is also an
nounced. and today only Jack Demp-
Sey, in daredevil Jack"
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Lyric.

Today and tomorrow, Rodo1ph
Valentino and Julian Eltinge, in 1.-THE
Isle Of Love-; Tuesday and Wednes-
watch Your Steps: Friday, Hoof
E0thaod II einnzasd and antnedaR
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Columbia
Palace.
METROPOLITAN.

Richard Barthelmess' latest produc-
tion for First National. THE Bond Boy"
Roy Stewart and Jane Novak, in
The Snowshoe Traii'': Elaine Ham
merstein, in Under Oath" and Norma
Talmadge, in THE New Noon"
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NEXT WEEKS PH0T0pLAYs.
Rialto.

Goldwyn's production. featuring John
Barrymore in Sherlock Holmes"
Columbia.
Mae Murray the butterfly OF the
silversheet." in Robert z Leonard's
screen version of Edmund Goulding's
broadway Rose"
-e- Palace.
Bebe Daniels and James Kirkwood.
In Penrhyn Stanlaws' production Of
Pink Gods"
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s.SaN,y.,..

Today ana tomorrow, wallace Reid
land BobA DAnie1S n Nice Reoplefs
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New,

William Duncan, in 'The Fighting
Guide"
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Photo Plays
This Week

Continued from Third Page.)
Evening star., 1922-10-08
DANCING.
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MR.. STAFFORD PEMBERTON
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including new waits and tango fox trot
Studio. 1850 Bil,more. Col. 2902. lie
PROF. AND MRS. ACHER's STUDIO. 1I27
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Returned with the latest in dancing. Teach
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Class and class dance Sat. evenss. Instruction
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>Easters' and misses' class Friday, to 6 pm.
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you to dance in . few lessons and produce
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Connecticut ave. All tho latest dances taught.
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The New York herald., 1922-04-03
HOTEL PATRONS FLEE
FROM AMMONIA ODOR
Upper Floors Of the Belmont
Are Emptied Quickly.

Occupants of rooms on the upper
floors of the Belmont Hotel were driven
to. the street early yesterday by am
monia fumes when a valve was blown
off an elbow of the refrigerating plant
In the fourth sub-basement. the fumes
seeping up through the elevator shafts
10 the top OF the hotel. Fircmen had
TO don gas masks TO enter the basement
to shut off tho ice plant. and IL was
several hours before all OF the fumes
had been driven from the hotel. During
this period rooms on the upper floors
wero unnhabitablc.
night engineer discovered the leak
AZ A. NJ. and BY the time Oscar
Schmidt. chief engineer. was summoned
the fumes we're getting I'm into the build
ing. John Gilgannon. night manager.
directed Anna Sheehan. telephone opera
tor. TO notify everybody. She tclc-
phoncd suggestions 10 close the tran
SONS and open che windows. but on the
upper floors this was found Intellectual
and the occupants fled in scanty attire
10 tho main lobby and TO the street Miss
Sheehan and the elevator operators. with
handkerchiefs tied around their faces
worked for more than an hour until
everybody had left from the fourth to
the nineteenth floor.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
CANNED AIR IS SOLD,
BUT ONLY ON APRIL /
Many Jokes Played on Cred
ulous Germans That Day.

Special Cable to THE. New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. April g.
Newspaper readers aWoke to an
eventful world yesterday when they
learned that the Russian Benjamin
Franklin had succeeded in determining
the nature of electricity and concen-
trating 1t in TASKS, inclosing power
sufficient 10 operate huge motors for a
number or hours.
They read ALSO that note had been
received from the Preparations Commits
sion demanding the confscation of the
score of the opera The Queen of
Sheba.'
But the name OF the Russian scien-
tist was DIR. u. Trehos Llrpa ME, which
spelt backward means an April fool.
And the reason the Reparatuns Com
mission wanted the score of The
Queen of Sheba" was because 1t was
Goldmark's.
A company, so ran a newspaper
its activity upon the fact tat economic
depression in Germany prevents many
going 10 the health resorts this year.
The company sold big Task contain
ing air imported from tn best known
health resorts. One flask, at 500 marks,
v ould enable the ownersto breathe the
air of Baden Baden. but the difficulty
in transporting Swiss mountain air
raised the price of st. Moritz ozone to
1000 marks.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
BUREAU TO ADVISE
PUBLIC ON CHARITIES
Barnard Announces Opening
of Information Office.

What do you do when some one sud-
denly accosts you. soliciting support for
some phlanthropic cause of which you
know nothing? Do you say NO y Or
do you give your money and name in
ignorance of what you are backing?
These questions are put by Otto T..
Barnard. vice-president OF the Charity
Organization Society. in an announce
ment that the society has provided for
the benefit of the public bureau of adj
vice and information in its offices at 105
East Twenty-second street; a bureau
which has full information concerning
more than $500 social agencies thai are
soliciting funds in this city and State.
All members of the Merchants Asso-
citation have the benefit of the service
through special arrangement. Others
may obtain it by taking out at s1o s25
or 500 membership in the Charity Or
ganization Society The bureau Is estab-
lished for the purpose Of eliminating
fraud and of acting in support of
agencies that have a sound foundation
and useful purpose.
The New York herald., 1922-04-03
PRISONER ESCAPES AS
BRICK HITS POLICEMAN
Colby Holds On to Another
Prisoner and Fires Shots.

Patrolman William A. Colby of the
Alexander avenue station started for
the station house last night with two
prisoners. whom he had arrested at 147th
street and st. AIMS avenue. The Bronx.
when one of two confederates who had
been left behind threw brick. IL
struck Colby on the back OF the head.
Staggering from the blow. he released
his hold on one of the prisoners. The
man raced to join his two companions
and the three of them ran through st
Nary's Park and disappeared as Colby
fired three shots after them.
Colby took his lone prisoner to the
station house. The man gave his name
as Charles Wendinberg. %, a tester, Of
SO Southern Boulevard. After being at
tended at the station house by DR..
Rosenberg of Lincoln Hospital. Patrol
man Colby started out in search OF the
escaped prisoner and his comrades.
The arrests were made in the first
place when Colby saw the men skylarlS-
Ing with lighted red lantern taken from
q building in course of construction.