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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03

que Sc hace menci6n en- la acusaci6n
era para ser usado Y d1spuesto para
otros fines no como ingrediente de
alcoholado; pero EN- vista de las de-
cisiones de Las Cortes, que he citado,
ME parece que la acusacion ha debido
If mas lejos ha debido alegar 81 Mi
ro estos otros acusados entraron en-
una conspiracion para disponer de es-
te alcohol ilegalmente en- alguna de
las formas especificas prohibidas por
La Ley Volstead. A mi ME parece que
ha debido haber una allegation espe-
cifca de una conspiracion Illegal pa
ra vender, trafcar, transportar, o
distribuir, suministrar, de tencr en-
possession Illegal. Esa es, claramente la
doctxina sentada en- ell case de Rudner
contra los Estados Unidos, una deci-
sion dc la Corte de Circuito de Ape
laciones del Sexto Circuito, rendida en-
JUNO de 1922, reportada en- ell tomo
281 del Federal Reporter, pagina
SIG. En- ese case veinte personas fue-
ron acusadas por conspiraci6n Y ocho
de elias fueron decIaradas culpables,
habiendo interpuesto apelacion, como re
sultado de Ia cual, Ia sentencia fu6
confrmada ell cuanto siete de los
ocho, pero la Corte, en- ese case, deci-
di6 claramente que sostenia la valdez
de la acusaci6n, porque la misma es-
tablecia la manera especffica la cual
los acusados conspiraron para violar la
Ley Volstead.
Mas aun, y volviendo una veg mas
la decision en- ell case de los Estados
Unidos contra Beiner, en- donde debe-
mos fijarnos, pagina 7o8, la Corte sos
tiene como un cargo esencial que estos
espiritus alcoholics son Hcores into
xicantes, y los que Sc refiere la acu-
saci6n como Ell elemento principal de
la conspiracion, iban ser usados pa
ra fines de brebajes. Yo no he encon-
trado en- esta acuSacion alegacion algu
ma tai efecto. Yo, por tanto, me en-
cuentro compelido instruir un we're.
dicto de no culpable.
FL "clerk" preparara un veredictc
de no culpable y agregara despuss dt
las palabras no culpable, "por order
de la corte'' uno de los jurados 81
Servira acercarse firnarlo. Yo h
puesto ALI las palabras ''por orden d.
la corte'', se1ores, para relevar us
tedes de toda responsabilidad en- 9
asunto. Me he creido obIgado a dicta,
esta orden en- vista de estas decisio
nes''
AL salir del salon de sesiones, infini
dad de empleados de Tesorerfa amigo
del senor Castro lie felicitaron por ha
Der salido exonerado del case.
Los abogados todos, quienes hicie
ron tan brillante defensa, fueron tam
bi6n felicitadisimos.
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La Sociedad de NaciO-
nes admite la represen-
taci0n de IrIanda
(Unitd Press. via All America Cablesl

GINEBRA, abril 1.-De acuerdo con
una proposition presentada por el Re-
presentante britanico en- el seno de Ia
Sociedad de Naciones, dicho ORGANISING
acordo admitir al gobierno irland6s en-
las deliberaciones de Ia Sociedad que
Sc levara cabo Ell la d6cima sexta
asamblea Official del diez del mes Ell
curse.
Esto constituye ell primer reconoci-
miento international que Sc hace del
actual gobierno irlandes.
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ALEMANIA ESTA REDACTAN
DO UNA PROTESTA

BERLIN, abril lei Gobie1no esta
rcdactando una vigorosa nota para en-
viarla al GobiernO frances en- la cual
formula su protesta contra los sangrien
tos sucesos de Essen, en- los cuaIes fue-
ron muertos varios aIemanes.
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vIERNEs, ABRIL 6.
CEREMONIAS DE INAUGURACIoN
EN- Ell EDITICIo FEDERAL

CEREMONLAS DE INAUGURATION
EN- Ell EDIFICIo FEDERAL
A las 1000 AM.
I. Invocation por ell obispo Ca
ruana.
2. Discourse por ell Gobernador In
terino.
8. Jura del cargo ante Ell Juez Pre-
sidente del Toro.
4. Discourse Inaugural por ell Gober
nador Towner.
5. Bendici6n por el Rev. M Andd-
jar.
6. Parada Revista de Inaugura'
cion.
7. Reception baile inaugural en-
ell Casino de Puerto Rico a las 900
P. NJ.
sABADo, ABRIL Z.
Gran bale en- ell Club Union las
900 P. M.
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1sMEr pAsHA A LAUSANNE

CoNsTANTINoPLA, abril 1.-se
anuncia ofcialmente, desde Angora,
que Ismet Pasha, jefe de la delega-
ci6n belga en- la conferences de Ia paz
que Sc reanudara en- Lausanne, parti-
"a esta semana con direction Suiza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
EN- La FRONTERA BRAS|LFNA HA
ESTALLADO I'm GRAN MOV|-
M|ENTO RfVOLUOIONAR|O
(Por Gable Franc6s)

MoNTEvIDEo, abril l. Tndas las
noticias que Sc han recibido de ia from
terra brasilefia indican que Ell movlmien
to revolucionario EN- ell estado dc Rio
Grande es extremadamente grave.
FL ultimo despacho dice que los in
surrectos ocuparon esta ma1ana la i4,l-
portante ciudad de Rosario que los
1ebeldes atacaron aver varias ciudades
Tadicadas en- la frontera del Brasil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
M. POinCare recibe
al presidente de la
Prensa AsOciada
(For Gable FrancssJ

PARIS, sbril lei jefe del gobier-
no NJ FoincaTe ha recibido esta taIde
al presidsnta de la PTensa Asociada Sc
iioT Noyes, con quien celebT6 una ex
tensa entrevista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
Sc DECRETARAN NUMERO-
SAS DETENCIoNES

DUSSELDORF, abril l. Los perio-
dtcOs de esta ciudad informan que a
partir de hoy, las autoridades franco
helgas Sc disponen realizar numero-
sas detenciones. de los industriaes que
no han pagado las contribucicnes So
bre Ell carbon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
HABITANTES DEL RUHR
LA AYUDA DE RUSSIA A LOS

HAMBURGo, abril L. Ell primer
cargamento de ceRteno que envia Ru
aia los habitantes de la cuenca del
kuhr ha LegadO aqn esta madana.
Este cargamentO, que sera enviado e.
seguida su desttno, consiste en- nil
cuatrOcientas toneladas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
LOS JEFEs DE GOBIERNO DE
YUGO=ESLAVIA Y CHECO ES
LOVAQUIA CONFERENCIA=
RAN CON MUSSOIINI

FIUME, abril Liza Prensa anuncia
que los Jefes de Gobierno de Yugo-
eslavia y Checo- -eslovaquia visitaran
proximamente a Mussohm con ell fin de
dar los hltimos toques al plan de re-
construction.
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IL MUNro,
Arecibo Q abril 1928.

Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Sepelio del alcalde Ledesma sera ma
mana a las cinco tarde. Los Teatros,
los Casinos Sc cerraron en- demostra-
ci6n del duelo pdblico. Central Cam
balache suspende sus trabajos, en- no.
menaje al one fu6 su Presidente MI
nicipio clausurara sus oficinas. Su IA
milia permite sera puesto capilla ar
diente Ell salon Consejo Municipal. E
duelo es general en- la ciudad.
FideI G.. CADILIlA.
Corresponsal.
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LA TRAGEDIA DE ESSEN !
Ell. GOBIERNO ALEMAN

BERLIN, abril 1.-Con motive de los
tristes sucesos ocurridos en- Essen ell
sabado de gloria los peri6dicos confian
en- que clio inhuir& para demostrar
Inglaterra Estados Unidos de que es
hora va de intervenir en- el Ruhr.
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SENTENCIA DE MUERTE CON
IRA UN JEFE DE ESTACION
ALEMAN

LUSWIGSAFEN, abrn L. Lid pri-
mera sentencia de muerte dic5ad;. por
los franceses despu6s de la ocupaci6n
de La cuenca del Ruhr fue In que re
cay6 aver contra Ell jefe de Ia es+aciol
de esta, ciudad Goottfried acusad 10 de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-03
Ell GENERAL DEGOUTTE CON
MUTA LA PENA

LUSwIGsHAFEN, abril l. FL ge-
neral Degoutte en- su calidad de jefe
de Las tropas de ocupaci6n ha cormu-
tado veinte aiios de prisi6n la senten-
cia de muerte dictada contra el iefe
t,e la estaci6n do esta ctudad Herr
Goottfried.
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Ell ESTADO DE LORD CARNA-
Won ES GRAVE, PERO NO
DESESPERANTE

Ell CAIRO, abril l. Esta tarde sc
la celebrado una consulta entire l9s
cinco especialistas que asisten o Lord
Carnayon, despu6s de la cual Sc anrCn-
clio que Ell estado del celebre egipt6lo-
&c es grave, pero no desesperante
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Ell REPRESENTATIVE DEL
PAPA EN- ESSEN

BERLIN, abrl l. Un desracIo de
Essen dice que aver lego dicha ciu-
dad monsedor Testa, representante del
Papa.
La llegada del enviado papal al Ruhr
ha coincidido con la reanudaci6n de
hostildades entire franceses a,emanes
en- Essen.
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LA NOTA DE LOS ALTADOS
SERA ENVIADA DE UN MO
MENTO A OTRO A ANGCRA

PARIS, abril L. Sc anuncia Que n
contestaci6n de los Aliados aceptando
la reanudaci6n de las negociaciones de
paR sera enviada de un momeato a
ctro' al gobierno de Angora.
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UNITED Prsss, via All America CahlesI
LOS ANGELES, abril La senori-
ia Maria Vega, bella. seflorita pertene-
ciente una prominente familia de Me-
jico y la cual ha estado secretamente
enamorada de Charles Chaplin, penetr6
hoy en- Ell hogar del popular c6mico, e
intento HERR a Pola Negri, la prone
tida de Chaplin.
Despu6s la seforita Vega intent6
suicidarse, tomandose una dosis de We
memo.
Tanto Pola Negri como Charles Cha
pin han rehusado comentar 81 roman
tico incidente.
LA NOTA DE LOS ALIADOS
Sc RECIBE EN- ANGORA
CoNSTANTINoPL4A, abril T. Dee
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Sc 'aIquHa en- New York;. "un
night room apartment, amue-
bIado, con tres bahos. Informes,
Box o15, San Juan.
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haber excitado los obreros reali2ar
actos de sabotage contra las tropas
anco-belgas.
LOS AEROPLANOS DEL EJER
CITO LLEGARON A MIAMI

MIAMI, abril l. De retorno de sll
viaie a Puerto Rico, aver a as &oce
treinta nueve llegaron & ests ciu'
cad los seis aeroplanos del ejercito ba-
10 el mando del comandante Lanphier.
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LA CALMA EN- ESSEN

ESSEN, abril l. La calma Teina en-
esta ciudad
Las patrullas francesas explol an las
inmediaciones.
Ell general Degoutte Sc espera hoy.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
A Mother on HOLLYWOOD

"HOLLYWoOD is the auietest and
- finest place to raise a family
in the world"
That is the opinion Of Mrs. Blanche
Philbin, mother of the newly famous
Mary Philbin, who Is one of the at
tractive stars in THE Age of Desire" "
Two years ago we came here from
Chicago" continues the bustling lit
tie mother, "and, although we were
dubious of the place after reading the
scandal. we felt that we could protect
our daughter when she entered the
films. but our first twenty-four hours
in the beautiful Aim city opened our
eyes to the crime that has been per-
petrated against Hollywood. the city
beautiful. the city of churches and
homes and art"
Yes, and there is more sin in one
block in Chicago than in the whole
of Hollywood" AYERS Papa Philbin
former railway man Of the Windy city,
who is also at Hollywood with his
little family. why, were almost
afraid to say Good night after 10
O'Clock, so quiet Is the neighborhood
It's a crime the way easterners have
been impressed as to the morals of
this Wondrous city"
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Clipped Wings" for Associated Ex-
hibi.ars. at the c. C. Burr studios on
Long Island. Broadlawn, q mansion
near Great Neck, is being used for
one of her exteriors. This house
stands on the five-acre estate Of the
dent Of the Ward line of steamships.
Edmund Breese. Mary Carr, Richard
Thorpe and William N. Bailey are in
Miss Binney's supporting cast, and
Kenneth Webb is directing
Associated Exhibitors is preparing
to release three features in August
a Tom Terris production, "Harbor
Lights" perturbation Of the old
play, with Tom Moore and Isobel Ell
after Louis Joseph Vance's novel, and
featuring Leah Baird, and the Hell
perrin production. "Tea-With Kick" /"
described as a super-satire novelty,
in which there are said to be twenty
seven stars, including twelve famous
comedians. five leading women and
ten dramatic celebrities.
Visiting delegates to Los Angeles
from the annual convention Of the
National Education Association In
San Francisco had their first peek at
Charles Rays super-feature. The
Courtship of Miles Standish." The
entire picture was not shown, only
featurette," composed of shots of
historical episodes and a few scenes
from the pretty legend that Long
felloY built up from the Pilgrims
thrilling adventures.
John NJ. Stahl has completed the
filming of THE Wanters" for Louis
b. Mayer-First National presentation.
The cast includes Marie Provost.
Robert Ellis, Norma Shearer, Huntly
Gordon, Gertrude Astor. Richard
Headrick, Louise Fazenda, Hank
Mann. Harold Goodwin. Lillian Lang
don and William Buckley. The story
deals with New York society life
and is treated in the humorous and
rather cynical fashion that character
ICED Mr. Stahl's The Dangerous Age"
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat O'Malley recently
celebrated the eighth anniversary OF
their marriage by declaring open
house at their Hollywood bungalow
and entertaining a host of relatives
and friends. Pat is one of the stars
in Reginald Barker's new picture.
The Master OF Woman"
Bernard McConville. who recently
prepared a screen version of Cape
Cod Folks" for Louis b. Mayer, has
been re-engaged to write the scenario
of The Volunteer Organist," which
will be filmed In the near future. The
background Of this famous old play
is being revised to coincide with the
Evening star., 1923-07-29

conditions and environments OF the
present day.
A genuine member of British
royalty has been engaged by the
Warner Brothers as an extra Wis
count Glerawly. SOP OF Lord Earl An
nesley and Countess Maud Hissinson
the monicker of Pat Annesley. was
signed to play the part OF q butler
in the Johnny Hines picture. Little
Johnny Jones'" This IL not the vis-
counts first film appearance. however.
made films, under the direction Of
Stuart Blackton.
Mae Marsh has signed a contract
screen version of David Belasco's
play, "Daddies" Miss Marsh will por-
| tray the part of Ruth Atkins. Harry
Beaumont, at present directing The
adaptation Of "Daddies," which is be-
ing written by Julien Josephson.
THE wanters" was written by
Leila Burton Wells and adapted for
the screen by J. G. Hawks and Paul
NJ Stahrs production. The Dangerous
Age in clever. subtle touches, the
| originality of plot treatment and Its
appealing human interest, this new
pTouuCtlOn Is SdlO 10 ue6l rdtneT CYNICAL
| ly with a new type, Of society climber
known as "wanter."
The Americanization Schools g
| classes in visual instruction at Gran
dan's Metropolitan Theater last
Tuesday morning, afternoon and
evening we're shown, keeping Out Bad
Foods" the film supplied by the
United States Department Of Agri-
culture. Miss Ida Hafford, director
| of the General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs Washington headquar-
ters, and Mrs. Katherine Frances Car
ter, assistant director, were present
Mabel l.. Benson, in charge of the
| day classes, brought out a large num-
ber of foreign hotel and restaurant
workers. Mr.. Crist, director OF Amer
! icanization. and several of his asso-
| ciates were interested visitors.
| Harry E. Lohmeyer. manager OF
Crandalis Avenue Grand Theater
has scored a hit with his special Sat.
| urday matinee amateur talent con-
| TESTS for children. Cash prizes of sac
are distributed to the winners each
week. Enough entries have been
| booked to continue the contests for
| at least six weeks.
Lee Shubert has completed plans TO
| have portraits in oil made of the ten
| prettiest girls in THE Passing Show
] of 1928" and will exhibit them in the
lobbies of the Shubert theaters
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Going to South America

JOINING the army Of globe-trotting
picture stars, Charles Ray ex-
poets TO go to South America follow
ing the completion or his new fea-
ture Aim, The ICourtship Of Myles
Standish,' which Associated Ex-
hibitors is to release in the coming
fall.
A group of South American capi-
talfsts is said to be endeavoring to
interest Mr.. Ray in making a pic
ture whose locale will be the cities
of Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro.
They are offering him marvellous IA
cilities and cooperation, he says. and
he is inclined to listen.
Il feel that such a trip will bring
me fresh inspiration" says Ray. Il
have been working treme mendously
hard with big load Of responsibility
on my shoulders. making my own
productions. The financial backing
offered me to make a picture in South
America sounds very alluripg. More
over. I believe the public welcomes.
these days. pictures made with for
eign backgrounds. They are q bit
fed up on Hollywood scenery"
Evening star., 1923-07-29

for pictures recently, he developed a
high appreciation of his other must
cal productions and is said TO have
demanded a handsome figure from the
young Associated Exhibitors star for
the rights to film the Hitchcock r
record breaker The deal was closed
just before Mr.. Savage left for his
summer vacation.
DR.. Robyn, who was associated with
S. L. Rothafel both at the Rialto and
at the Capitol theaters. New York. AZ
feature organist and director of mu-
sic. has been engaged to adapt the
score
Evening star., 1923-07-29
The Yankee Consul. "
DOUGLAS MACLEAN has selects

nOUGLAS MACLEAN has selected
another musical comedy. The
Yankee Consul" for screen produc-
tion. This was Raymond Hitchcock's s
first great musical success I'm New
York under the Henry w. Savage
management. The late Henry Bios
som was the author.
Mr.. Savage controlled the rights to
THE Yankee Consul and, after sell-
ing The Merry Widow for 1000
Evening star., 1923-07-29

keeping secret former marriage and
the abandoning OF her infant son.
interviewer in the story is love Sc
quence.
pleasure Mad" Reginald Barker's
next picture for Metro release. has
it's story based on Blanche Upright's
novel. THE Valley of Content" which
Younger. Mary Alden, a favorite
since the old Griffith days, and Huntly
Gordon, who scored a big hit in Fred
Niblo's "The Famous Mrs. Fair" have
been engaged for the leading roles.
Hayden Stevenson. the always eff y
cient and supremely human prize
fight manager of The Leather Push
ise to run on and on forever like
the babbling brook, has been added
to the cast of 1.-The Acquittal,"
jewel photoplay. made from Rita
Weiman's great Broadway play.
Eileen Sedwick's costume as Susan
Boone, in In the Days of Daniel
Boone" was designed partly from
heirlooms and partly from details
given by two lineal descendants Of
Daniel Boone's daughter. They are
Mrs. Dal Jones and Mrs. Margaret
Sexton of Glendale. Calf, great-great-
great granddaughter of Susan Boone's
daughter. ixI.lAl1yB
When Gladys Walton finishes with
The Wild Party" under the direc-
tion of Herbert Blache. she may be
Ssw Girl IN in To%n T1s
story has been purchased for her use.
The Victor" Herbert Rawlinson's
latest picture. is based on Gerald
Beaumont's Red Book story, Jack O.
Clubs" Herbert. of course, plays the
role of John Francis Foley, the fight
ing Irish cop
William Desmond is to be featured
with Eileen Sedgwick in Beasts of
Paradise" which will be screened in
fifteen episodes.
Marcus Loew, president of Loew's.
Inc, and Metro Pictures Corporation,
sailed for Europt on the Leviathan
yesterday, for combined business
and pleasure tour of the continent.
Mrs. Loew accompanies him. Dur
ing his stay abroad Mr.. Loew will ar
range for the foreign distribution of
the new Metro output.
Pal" one of the most famous dog
actors in filmland. plays a prominent
Next Door" the Emerson Hough
story that will open today at Loew's
Palace.
After The Inventor" AL Hermans
latest Century comedy. with Buddy
Messenger, Director Herman COM
menced work on "A Lead Pipe Cinch,"
with the same young star 1t is an
original by the director himself in
which Buddy, plays the part of a
plumbers assistant, the part of the
daughter of a wealthy family, as a
hoax. and the part of an aristocratic
dude, all with equal cleverness.
constance Bfnney is at work on
Evening star., 1923-07-29

throughout the country. beginning in
September, in the nature of a profess
sional art exhibition. backed by lead
Ing artists in all the leading cities of
the United states
Evening star., 1923-07-29

THE Age of Desire" the name
chosen for the Aim version of the
Dixie Wilson story. Dust in the
Doorway" Is q tale Of the lives
of men and women, children and old
folks, and mainly sets forth the de-
sire of woman for luxuries beyond
her means, and how she marries a
wealthy man, which necessitates her
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Pal" one of the most famous dog
actors in FINLAND, plays a prominent
part as love messenger in The Man
Next Door" the Emerson Hough
story that will open today at Loews
Palace.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

While no definite announcement has
been made. IL Is possible that Reg
inald Barker may make The Trail
of Ninety Eight" the Robert w.
Service story which was purchased
some time ago.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Mary Pickford played the part of
Tess in Tess OF the Storm Country"
but in Tess OF the DUrbervilles,"
Blanche Sweet has been chosen by
her husband. Marshall Neilan, for the
role of Tess
Evening star., 1923-07-29

The hangman and the torturer, as
we'll as a realistic reproduction of
the Duke OF Monmouths rebellion
nfay important parts in Constance
Tafmadge's latest romantic drama,
THE Dangerous Maid
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Mildred Harris is TO appear in
"Heartbreak" and after that she will
return to the coast to make The
Grain of Dust"
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Harold Lloyd, 1T is said, didn't want
Mildred Davis to continue playing in
pictures but what can he do when
she protests 80 prettily, so their next
picture will be 'fWhy Worry?"
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Allyn King was prima donna in the
FoIlies when Dorothy Mackaill was
just a chorus girl And now Dorothy
Is Richard Barthelmess' leading wom-
an in The Fighting Blade" and Allyn
is playing just a small part.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Constance Binney is at work o
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Lillian Gish is home again after
seven months spent in Italy around
Rome, Sorrento and Florence. Her
next picture will probably be made
there, and Dorothy Gish will co-star
with her.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Baby Buster Keaton. jr.. is making
his first bow as a movie actor in
Constance Talmadge's new film,
"Dulcy." 1t was bound to come.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Jack Hoxie is not one of those
actors turned cowboy. He is an
honeSt-to-good cowboy turned
actor. Some of his pictures are
'Thunderbolt Jack" The Man from
Nowhere" Cyclone Bliss" and Dead
or Alive"
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Success hasn't turned the head of
Mary Philbin. First "Penrod and
Sam" then The Merry Co Round"
and now comes word that her job is
secure in Against the Grain" She
plays opposite William Collier, jr.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Helen Chadwick has at last kissed
and made up with Goldwyn. She had
taken her makeup box off the lot
for a few months, but has at last
gone back to play the lead in Law
Against Law"
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Anna Q. Nilsson had to cut her
beautiful hair off so that she could
play the part of Desmond in Pom
jola-"
Evening star., 1923-07-29

William Desmond Is to be featured
with Eileen Sedgwick, in Beasts of
Paradise" which will be screened in
fifteen episodes.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-06-06
City Council Makes Appointments

The meeting of the city council
Tuesday evening at which it was an
ticipated that number of changes
in the personnel of the city employ
ment would be made, resulted in
William Atkin being named as
city clerk and N.lIl-1m Young as city
engineer.
Following some routine business
and the granting of permit to move
transformer to a place near the
Spreyer shop the resignation of Mrs.
Grace Wildes was read. She tender
ed her resignation and at the same
time asked that the city books be
audited and that she be granted the
usual two weeks vacation.
Following the acceptance of Mrs.
Wildes' resignation it was moved by
Councilman Frazzini and seconded
by Flood that William Atkinson be
appointed, the appointee to take over
the Office following auditing of the
books. The motion on being put to
vote was unanimously adopted.
Councilman Maupin moved that
William Young be named as city en-
gineer. This motion carried by un-
animous vote, and Mr.. Young will