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out to Dugan. No runs, one hit,
errors.
EIGHTH INNING


Yankees: Mcusel up. Foul strik'
one. Meusel fouled out TO Snyder
Pipp up. Ball one, ball two, bal
three, ripp walked. W'...d up. Bal
one, Ward singled into center, PipI
stopping at second Schang up Bal
one, ball two, Schahg flied out tc
Aenser. s'coit up. Slikc one. flied
out TO Meusel. No runs, one hit, nc
errors.
Giants: Groh up Foul strike one,
foul strike two, ball one. Du,an
threw out Groh. Frisch up. Foul
strike one, ball one. foul strike two,
ball two. Scott threw out Trisch.
Ioungs up. Youngs got single into
center Mcusel up Ball one. ball two.
strike one. foul strike two. Meusel sin
gled mo left Youngs going TO third.
Gowdy batted for Cunningham. Gowdy
up. Strike one. Gowdy flied out TO
Witt. No runs, two hits. no errors.
NINTH INNING
Yankees: Stengel went into center
field for the Giants Pennock up.
Ball one. Bancroft threw out Pennock.
Witt up. Ball one, strike one. Friscn
trew out Witt Dugan up. Ball one
Dugan got two-bagger into left.
Ruth M. Ball one. strike one. Ruth
sent hiG fly out to Stengel. No
runs, one hit. no errors.
Giants: Kelly W. Dugan threw
out Kelly. Snyder up. Foul strike
one. Scott threw out Snyder. Jack
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11
Motor Lire Gets Permit.

Austin. Tex, Oct. 1t.-Permit TO
sell $4,000 of capital stock Of The
White Goose Motor Line. which is TO
be incorporated. was granted Thurs
day by the blue sky division of tho
secretary of states department TO Leo
G.. Nash. David i. Richardson and
Buck s. West. This concern proposes
to operate motor line between Aus
tin and San Antonio.
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ligious hatred which is fully exempt
fled from its operations.
ut ought TO be apparent now to al
citizens that the people OF this state
will not cravCnly submit to the intol-
GRANGE. persecution and outrageous
violence OF hooded organization
which operates in the dark and whose
membership is secret. Racial and re-
ligious bigotry and mob violence are
unthinkabe when practiced in the
open-they become traitoriouSly and
wickedly SO when hidden behind the
un-Amercan mask.
That these conditions may be imme-
diately terminated and that the people
NAV be protected forever in their per
son, nrnncriy and fundamental libnr-
ties. recommend and urge that you
Immediately enact into laS the bill
drawn and submitted herewith which
seems 10 be complete and adequate to
meet every exigency and contingency.
This law r~ovideS for unmasking all
citizens and compelS Secrc; orSaniza-
tons to publish q list OF their member
ships as well. The law which YOU may
pass must not he Il makeshift merely
as m expedicnry measure but it must
be in truth. in fact and in law one that
has teeth and will meet the alarming
situat on. Nothing less will destroy
this 'super-invisibl"' government and
nothing less will satisfy the peoples
demand. Their will is my WILL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11
RARE DISEASE SEEN
FreckIes Become CancerOus = Two
Children Treate,.

Columbia. s. C., Oct. 1.-Two eases
of xeroderma pigmentosa. a disease so
rare that fewer than 100 cases have
been recorded. according to physicians:
are now under treatment ct n local
hospital. The victims are 16-year-
old girl and 5-year-old boy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11
Miami. Fla. Oct. 1.-THE steam.
Rsfunding Is Authorized.

-husV,H. lex. Oct. ti!-inc ltrSl
refunding of interest due more than
200 cities and towns in the state on
school bonds purchased BY the state
hoard OF education was authorized to-
day by the board. Comptroller Lon
4. Smith was instructed to refund
moro than $4,000 to approximately
- districts. 1t is estimated that over
S200.000 will be returned TO local
schools.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

month involved expenditure Of So
J92,630 as compared with $1.715,117
for September, 1922. The total Tor
the first ninth months of 1923 was
81 ,20o,965. compared with $17,O60,-
800 last year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11
living Costs Increase,

Pittsburg. Oct. IA recent sur
yeyy here Of living costs Slows an in
crease Of almost . nor cent since the
first Of fhe year. Retail food nrices
show. only a small advance. Wages
have advanced more than living costs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11
September Peak Month.

st. Louis. Oct. 11.-September was
the peak month of this record break
ing year for the number of building
permits issued. The total for the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

son batting for Bentley. Ball one.
ball two, strike one. Jackson flied
out to Meusel. No runs, no hits, no
errors,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11
CREW OF 81 TAKES
TO LIFEBOATS AS
SHIP PLUNGES DOWN
Steamer and Coast Guard
Cutter Rushing
to Aid.

Key West. TIA. Oct. 1.-THE s.
members or the crew of the tanker
steamer City of Everett. sinking west
of TortugGS, have taken to lifeboatS
according to wireless messages re-
ceived here. The steamer Comnl j.
nearing the sinking vessel. The Goa -
guard cutter Saukcc has left kcy
West to aid the ship. The City Of
Everett sailed from New Orleans ~
September -.
Miami. Fla. Oct. 1.-THE steam
shin City of Everett is sinking abo II
$50 miles west of Tortugss. according
90 wireless advicPS received here TO-
day. :. q. :. calls were sent out 5S
the steamship at : o'clock. The first
message received read:
Going down stern first. Am low
ering boats. Will sink soon. Latitude
24.3G. longitude $500. or about 15I
miles west of Tortugas."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

I'm getting old" Having rheuma-
tism?" "Woras than that. I'm having
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-11

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not
a graveyard. a beautiful. we'll kept
burial park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
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RUTH'S TWO HOMERS
HELP YANKEES WIN

Continued from Page One.)
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Beautiful Roselawn TemeCa-v not
a graveyard. a beautiful. well kept
huria, park. Crockett 7,iSS -tAdv.l
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GRAND JURY PROBES
CHARGES OF RANGERS

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WALTON REMOVES
MILITARY RULE

CONTINUED from Page OncD
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-14
tContlnuacion de la pag. ~,

GContinuacion de la pag. ID.
dispensables exigen erogaciones que
exceden todo II ingreso que es possible
obteners Con La mayor economia v
con emisiones de onos para nuestras
mayores ercgaciones, todavfa nos ve-
remos obligados a omitir asignaeio4
mes que todos aprueban. sPor consi-
guientes aquellas que fueren cuestio-
nables deben denegarse por complete.
Calculoss sobre la probable cantidad
que puede esperarse por coneepto de
derechos de aduana han variado de
$45O,OOO a S7O0,OOO- Pero las sumas
ingresadas hasta ahora, a virtud del
funcionamiento de la actual ley de ta-
rifas han demostrado que esos calcu-
los eran muy bajos. Durante los sic
tie nneses precedeptes al primero de
mayo, ell promedio de ingreso mensual
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-14
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENro DEL INTERIOR
NEGOCIADO DE OBRAS
PUBLICAS.
ANUNGIo DE sUBAsTA.

San Juan, P. R., mayo Fl de 1928.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- publica su.
basta de las obras de construction de
81. Kilometres mas menos de la ca
rretera San Sebastian-Las Marias, GU
yo presupuesto aprobado -asciende a
ciento ounce mil ciento cinco dolares
veinte, y ocho centavos ($115, ,105.28),
Sc admitiran en- esta oficina hasta las
2 P. M. del dis IA de JUNO de 1928,
en- que Sc abrfran plblicanaente. 4
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
ran en- esta oficina donde Sc encuen-
tran de manifesto los documentos que
han de regir en- el contrato, y podran
recoger los licitadores, los pianos y
modelos de proposiciones que han de
presentarse, mediante un dep6sito de
diez dolares ($10) en- metalico o en-
cheque certificado que seran reembol-
sados al ser devueltos dichos doeu-
mentos en- Ell plazo de veinte (20) dias
despues de efectuada la subasta.
Sc llama especialmente Ia ateneion
de los licitadores baqias becho de, que
sera rechazada toda proposition rcut
yos precios pnitarios no hayan, sido
escritos en-, n,letras Y n1merps4 3sla Id
No Sc rehaitiran, pianos correspent-
dientesa este contra6d despues deGdia
10 de junio,l 1923. ;osazitssf Eo1nji
La administration Sc resefva, Ell del
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones y adjudicar el con-
trato, bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio solamente.
-T9vno9 auf eup ssbgTsa sof
GUHLERilMi0 GUHE ~ RIilMi q 9EsIiIIIE 9EHIEKEs I5FsS45 /
5aa 3oilssrqC Cohiisfo5nado.sd
:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-14
\ i espa4 aic1;) 3i sos Il ;ti.i,
l0:::Que .aS|ega!IIa.. .'| i. !. !.
) o 4irimA HSsH9sit1 - HN}Rw sot39Rt1
!. !. s. ]" !" !" !: =: !: Nj. Justin

Londres. Mr.. Henry JnstinIdA Allen,
lex gobernador republican, de Kansas.
declare hoy al International News Ser
vice, que el crefa que ell presidente
Harding serfa candidate la reelec-
ci0n.
Ell ex gobernador neg0 su vez que
el buscara la reelection.
La caHdidatura dem6crata a La pre-
sidencia de los Estados Unidos para
.el pr6ximo periodic Sc disputa entire
Henry Ford, Ell manufactured de au-
tom6viles de Detroit, ell senador de
Alabama, Hon. Oscar w. Underwood.
sCreo-dijo Mr. Allen-que los diri-
gentes del partido .dem6crata estan
.por la candidatura del senador Un.
derwood. pero Sc muestran escepticos
en- cuanto su habilidad para domi-
mar en- In convention nacional.'
Ell ex gobernador Allen abog0 por
la participation de los Estados Uni
dos en- la corte International de justi-
cld, dIluuleHuU Quc CIcid QuC uiih 90
habfa interpretado NAL, que la gran.
mayorfa del presidente Harding, estu-
viera por ell aislamiento complete.
Agreg0 que el crefa que Ell pueblo
guerra una participa-
ci6n limitada en- los asuntos europeos.
Mr.. Allen ha viajado por todo ell
continente europeo, inclusive el cerca-
no oriente. Pas0 algin asmpo en- Gre
cia y luego EN- el Ruhr.
% Alemania Sc ola cuenta5 dijo
de la imposibilidad de continuar la re-
sistencia pasiva v hace una oferta ra-
zonabIe por reparaciones, 0 el agota-
miento econ6mico yendra pronto. Guam
do fuf al Ruhr pense encontrar una
resistencia popular en- toda forma, Pc
70 en- vez de ESQ encontre donde quiera
Que reinaba una vida normal.
Termin6 diciendo Mr.. Allen que cree
que Grecia volvera pronto a Ia norma
lidad.
Recibio honores del gobierno griego
mientras estiivo en- Atenas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-14

Iprocedente de esta fuente ha sido CO.
mo $88,500. Esto signifcarfa un in.
greso annual, por 4derechos de aduana
de mas de un million de d6lares. Exis.
te muy poca probabilidad de que es:
to lisminuya durante el entrante afiC
lecon6mico.
La cantidad que sera ingresada poi
concepto de rentas internas de los Es-
tados Unidos, correspondence al CO.
rriente ano, alcanzara a $1,000, ,00(
aproxinladamente, y esta suina pro
bablemente aumentara durante el pro:
iximo ano economico.
La. cantidad que habra dc, ingresar
de la contribution insular de rentas
internas en- Ell corriente afio economi-
co sera como de 1922, 900. A virtud
de la revision que os proponeis hacer
de esta Ley, eliminando partidas que
son objeto de controversial y proveyen-
do substituciones constituencies, es-
ia contribution puede aumentarse fa-
|cilmente $3,5Oo,000 $4,OOO,0OO.
La ley de contribuciones sobre in
gresos la cual Sc espera que produzca
So, ,200, ,000, Sc cree aumentara a cer4
ca de $4,o0O,OOo. Con ligeros cambios
en- la ley puede obtenerse un ingreso
aun mayor.
Las otras fuentes de ingresos que
ahora producen cerca de $1,OO0,O00
aumentaran todas en- production el en-
trante ano, como incidente necesario
del volumen de negocios que ha au-
mentado materialmente.
81 puede tenerse confanza en- estos
calcnlos el ingreso total en- el pr6xi-
mo ailo economieo puede seguramen-
te calcnlarse entire $11,00O,0O0 y
$12, ,0G0, ,000: lEsto probablemente GU
briria los proyectados egresost para Ell
;proxiiio afio econ6mieo.. :.
Per estas razones no creo que de-
ban hacerse aumentos o cambios dras-
ticos por nuestra Asamblea Legisla-
tiya en- la presente legislature en- 10
que respecta nuestras leyes para
producer ingresos.
Todavfa hay otra razon mas convin-
cente por la cual no deben hacerse
esos cambios. Las leyes de rentas de
Puerto Rico, como la mayor parte de
las leyes de rentas de los Estados Uni
dos, Sc han desarrollado para hacer
frente a las esidades del gohierno,
por Ieyes no relacionadas sentre sf sin
cooEdinacion, iyno de; acuerHoI ctmssis-
telna alguno que las justifuasI dos
legislad adores,s todbsalos amos han sali1
do a. eohsegair los fbndos necesarios
dohde 4hiera que les parecia mas IA
ell i6Btenerlosf En- reeieites-aiio niu-
eh6s de- loso oEstados,s dandose cuenta
de que era esta una mala practica han
llamado en- su auxilio Ell consejo peris
cial de la mas alta clase y han adop-
taRdfoS I sisteffas sTnejoraa6sd a asSirtudsde
hos caales lasteafgas sobreFeD pueblo
Sc ahaR dis11inufd6 y'al 7nisino tiensp6
se9hah 6tenido rentas adecuadas. .isi'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-14

de un nueyo manicoinio cuanto antes.
Cerca de 'quinientos de estos pacientes
Sc encnentran actualmente confnados
en- un edificio inadecuado para tai OBJ
jeto, y por losmenos quinientos mas
SCI encuentran confnados en- las car
celes municipales por toda la isla. Es-
tas condiciones hacen impossible un
tratainiento humanitario v curative.
El Inico renedie para esas condiones
es proveer un asilo adecuado, cons
trliido de acuerdo con pianos moder-
nos para asegurar la debida atencion
y ell mejor trataniento curative de
estos desgraciadisimos pupilos del go.
bierno. Espero que no Sc demorara
Eesa resolution. Esto debera incluirse
tambien en- la emission de bonos.
Por muchos amos Sc han estado ha-
ciehdo esfuerzos para conseguir un
nuevo edifcio de la peniteneiarfa ade-
cuado para las exigencias de la isla.
Ell edificio actualmente usado es una
antigua estructura construida en- 1897
y absolutamente Inappropriate para Ell
fin a que Sc lie dedica. Sc han pasado
varias leyes con el fin de proveer los
edifcios necesatios pero ninguna de
elias hal resultado practica. Mayores
dilaeiones no estarian justificadas y,
debe disponerse 10 necesario durante
la Legislature para obtener los terre-
nos v para construir los edifcios ne,
cesari6s. Los fondos deberan reali-
aarse!p6r medic de la propuesta emil
si6n'tde bonos, Taanbien debe dispo-
ierse.lo necesaIio para la realizaci6n
de los terrenos " edifcios actuales, ell
producto deelo cual puede aplicarse .en
pago patcial, de la nuevai penitencia-
,rfasfy a otros edifcios publicosnqne
Sc necesitan.a ,l3iNi ssii 40tt5i
4 Sc hizo una asignaci6n en- 1919apara
proveer I'm edificio para la col6nia de
leprosos EN- Puerto Rico, quienes Sc
encuentran allora coninados en- la Is
Ia de Cabras. 81 local actual Sc de-
clara inadecnado para el debido tra-.
tamiento y atenci6n de estosa desgra-
,ciados. ~: -
Sc nombr6 una comision para selec-t
cionar un sitio el cual finalmente fue
radicado en- el barrio @Las Cuevas" de
Trujillo Alto: Este sitio SCI considera
adeeuado para ese fin por aquellos que
estan 5mas capacitades para juzgar:
Sc ha coqnprado el terreno,tlos pianos
para los edifcies ~ :terrenos estani ca-
81 terminates, y Sc espera que ell trae
,baio, active pTonto habra de prineipiar.
s. La asignacion original era de
,$65,0Oo 10 cpal .result6 muy. POGO para
,lleyar a. cabe, el proyecto, El Comi7
sionado de Sanidad sesta6 pidiendo una
asignacion adicional de $50, 900 la
:epaIs espero,foa sentireis iustifcados
en- concederla. <Segnramente que I'll
Pueblo de Puerto Rico quedara satis-
fecho deique este acto de- jnsticia y
beneyolencia por tanto tempo deseado
Y grandetnente I1eeesitaafe0, !, no p debe de-
Inprarse pori mas tempo. ss,,,,t.a.. I. s.
I Ell tante. por cient9, de eiegos eB
Puerto Rico es mas del doble que; en-
los Estados Unidos. Investigaciones
han demostrado que Ia mayor parte
de Ia cepuera enc adlIf So ssiafre eg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-14

sei3siGH.1
sGJ fo.3e>.1,
10 % ot,
Eq sob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22

to Feature
"Cape Cod Folks" to
Be Filmed


After three woeks location work
ON Catalina island, tho Reginald
on Catalina island. the Reginald Bar
u. Mayer studios 10 resume filming
OF interior scenes on "Capo Cod
Folks" n perturbation Of tho ia
nous Now England stage clnhaic.
which will DO released Ms n Metro
Special. The isthmus wns the scene
OF tho company's activities AT Gaia.
lima, whore an exact replica OF nm
old Massachusetts fishing village
was built especially for use In the
picture.
Famous for flying fish, the bays
around the island also produced
sharks. devll.flsh or octopi and sting.
nroes ns playmntcs for the film play.
ern during their work In the tropical
waters.
Some realistic and picturesque
scenes OF neahhoro life were secured
for the picture. These were made
10 match UP with number OF thrill.
Ing storm scenes and Hword.fishing
episodes obtained recently ns n 70.
suit OF camera expedition sent out
by Louis u. Mayer for three
months' cruise In the North ATTAIN.
tic.
An unusually big aiistar cast IN.
tcrprets tho principal roles IN Cape
Cod Folks" Included IN the lis, are,
Renee Adoree, Barbara Bedford.
Frank Keenan,. Robert Frazer, Ed
die Phillips. Margaret Seldom, Jo
neph Bowling. Joan Standing. Vie
potei aud Billy Eugene. Percy HI
burn II chief photographer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Caesar Helped
in Movie Set

Julius Caesar helped TO construct
the original OF the setting for one Of
tho most important scenes In tho
Joseph Henabery production, Tho
stanger." according to A. Morseby
White OF London. barrister and an.
tiquarian, who Is serving as techni.
cal director on this Paramount pic.
turo.
Much OF the most tensely dramatic
action Of this adaptation OF John
Galsworthy's story. THE First and
the Last" occurs in the historically
famous Old Bailey court. Under tho
supervision OF Mr.. White, this court.
room was reproduced at Paramount's
West Coast studio exactly as II IL In
fact today. Mot even such trlfllng
details as the bouquets Of flowers
before tho judge and the coat Of
arms OF the city Of London on
every seat In tho courtroom were
omitted.
The original Old Bailey court was
built on the site OF the ancient
Roman road constructed by caesar's
cohorts and part Of the Roman mn.
sonry OF that day was--and still is
incorporated in the building which
IS still serving as the scene Of ono
Of the principal criminal courts OF
London. The road OF Caesars day
was called the "vetustam Balllum,"
and from this Latin name came the
Angllcized "old Bailey" from which
the court takes It's name.
Featured in the cast OF this Para
mount picture are Betty Compson.
who recently returned from London.
Richard Dix. Lewis Stone and Tully
Marshall. Ralph Block aua Edfrld
Bingham adapted the Galsworthy
story 10 the screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
THERE ARE MANY WHO
WOULD TAKE CHANCE

When Ethel shannon recently
read tho statement OF n follow
player that nho wan no glad 10
play In n picture with her hnh.
band because screen loyo.mnk'
Ing always WINS 30 real" tho IT.
Ito Preferred Picture player only
lifted her eyebrows IN donbt.
screen kisses never havo been
more than just TINT 10 mo-
screen kiaaos.' said Ethel. For
a kiss In just like n handmade.
II In Just what you want II 70
be. When woman kisses thc
man sho loves II becomes tho
greatest thing IN tile world.
When nho kisscs an actor her
lips seldom touch his unless she
wants them 70.
TRY 10 kiss oven somebody
you love with director looking
on and giving instructions as 70
the correct pose, u cameraman
calling for slower action. an cleo.
trician changing tho lights. and
half dozen tourists standing by
asking II you really mean H. and
you VIII discover that much Of
the spontanoity. or whatever you
put into a kiss. IL lost In tho
confusion.
"If ! ever have a real husband
working with mo ] may feel DIFF.
ferently about II. But right now
think that a makc.belieyo kiEs
In just a make-bciieye.kiss ana
10y TO the spectators only"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
NEW STAR
is SIGNED

As the result OF his excellent
work In tho role Of Captain Rich.
ard Decatur In Tho Silent Com.
mnnd." Edmund Lowe has been
signed to five year eontmct 20
star In William Fox attractions.
Ard. Mr.. Lowe came very near
being school tcnehcr. or a lawyer.
or something else inconseauen,ial.
Lowe will begin work under his
new contract in Tho PIunderur.r
the Fox special for this season.
made from tho well known novel
by Roy Norton. Ito viii be fen.
tured in this picture and will fol.
low this ar tho star OF several
productions TO be made for the
season beginning next September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Start NeU
Burr Film,
Producer Is Working
Independently

Having finished tho frat In tho
series OF tho big four specials,
which he has been engaged TO pro.
duco for tho Burr Rogers Produc.
ing corporation. c. &. Burr an
nounccs that no Is ready to 30 into
production nj HIS Glendale studios
with tho second picture OF tho 1928.
1924 series. "rhe Average woman"
Tho story IL by Dorothy DE ia
gers. IL appeared In the Saturday
Evening Post under tho Same title.
Tho scenario Is by Raymond 8.
Harris.
A cast Of screen atars headed by
Harrison Ford. David Powell. Paul
Inc uaron. Do Saeia Moocrs. Burr
Mcintosh. William Tucker and Rus
sell Griffin. has been selected 10
essay tho leading parts In THE
average Woman" William christy
cabanne Is directing the picture,
The production has been COM
menced at tho Glendale studios
Tho remaining pictures In the
big four series LEND Mo Your
Husband and Youth TO Sell" will
DO filmed a. rapidly as possible,
Work at tho Glendale Studios
will be considerably Increased. ac-
cording 10 Producer c. c. Burr. Hc
viii personally produce thrce pic
lures FOR individual theater own.
era who are venturing into the
producing business Tho release Of
these pictures viii be announced
later. The first picture of tho new
series Is entitled. The Unloved
Wife," from the play OF tho same
name. Raymond $. Harris will
write the scenario.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
What Happens When
East and West Meet?

John Gilbert. handsome. dark.
eyed and the idol Of more than few
matinee girl movie fans. is starred
In ''rhe ESilos' opening at the Win.
ter Garicn Sunday. 10 closs wcdnes-
day night.
The Exilcs." William Fox pro
duction. - a Richard Harding Davis
story. and il declared 10 anawer that
agr-old query .what happens when
sayagory and civilization clash
Tho transformation OF a Western
world citizen IN the exotic East pro.
vldes u gripping drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
TORMENT"
is FILMED

Maurice Tourneur. famous French
director. arrived In New York this
week with tho finished print OF his
latest production. Torment"
Tho production Il said 10 offer
one ~ tho most novel dramas ever
attempted by Tourneur, Figuring
prominently In the plot arc tho
Japanese earthquake and tho Rus
sian crown Jewels. giving the story
nddei interes, IN i,a timnllness.
Among the players in the cast ara
Owen Moore. Bessie Love. Mande
George. Joseph KiIgcur. Jean Her
shot. Morgan Wallace and ueorgv
Cooper.