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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
ONEMOCNELY HLfDAC CRI-
BU A JEHO SVfZELNA DO
PRAvA DO MESTA.

v tax zvanem cribu, yelke
cerpaci stanici v podob9 velke
v6ze, umist6ne as S mil Cd
Ibrehu onemocn6l nahle zapa-
lem pile Harry Holzworth, hli-
dac a jeho diva kolegove vysi-
lali bezdratne depese po delsi
dobu bezvysledne. .Vyslani
pomocneho clunu pobfezni
straze bylo spojeno $ velkym
nebezpecfm pro vysoko vzdou-
vajici Sc vlny jezera. Ale dix
obetavosti a neohrozene sta
tecnosti podafilo Sc lodi phi
istati, ac vlnobiti neustale hro-
zilo lodici u.hnouti proti oce-
lovym stenam kribu a rozbiti
jej ma kusy. Konecn6 Sc po-
darilo kapitanu w. E. Crapovi
zaujmouti s lodici pfihodnou
posici a prevziti nemocneho,
jenz spusten byl pomoci prova
zu do clunu "a stale moznosti,
ze pacient ctyrclenna posad-
ka smeteni budou do rozbura-
cen6ho zivlu. Z&chranny tlun
pobfeznf straze stal sc Ia bou-
fe bezmocnym a sotva by byl
unikl zkaze, kdyby k pomoci
Sc nebyl dostavil vlechak -
Frank w. - nalezejicf spo-
leenosti The Great Lakes Tow
ing Co., ktery dobrovolne w.
plul. aby zachranil zmineneho
Holzwortha. Vlecnemu parni.
ku Sc konecn6 po velkem dsill
podarilo zachranny clun pfi'
tahnouti k brehu.
Holzworth byl hlfdacem cri
blu cd tehoz postaveni v roku
1904 a jeho til bratfi jsou We.
sm9s zam9stnani v mestsken
yodarenskem Department., ,kde
liz po dlouhou fadu let pisobi
Ii zemfely jejich otec. Crib o
patfen jest bezdratnym apara
tenn vysflane depese 0 po
! moe byly slysany pfecetnym
radiotelegrafisty ochotnfky, ji'
:. ochotnE d6pese -vysilali n1uz
stvu pobfeznf str&ze, kter'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
TRI DANICNf PREDLOHY
PRIJATY.
Jednu z Mich ocek6va pry veto
guvernera DonAhey-ho.

Columbus, O., 90. brezna.-'
v senatu ohioskeho snemu pii-
iaty byly dnes tri osnovy "a
konl, jimiz ma byti provedena
radikalni reforma danicniho
systemu. Vsechny prosly pred
tim jiz We snemovne poslanec-
ke. avsak senat ucinil V Mich
jiste zmeny, ktere museji byti
dodatecn6 schvaleny nez pred
lozeny guvernerovi k podpisu.
Predlohy tyto jsou:
Taftova, kterou ma byti zru
sen Smithlv zakon omeZujici
danicni sazbu ma l procento.
Alboughova, die niz zmenen
by byl nynejsi system vole-
nych odhadcich jejich povin
nosti byly konany sborem o.
kresnich odhadcich, pozustava
jicim z predsedy, okresni ko-
mise, auditora a okresniho ma
vladniho. Treti predloha, Ro-
bisonova, smeruje X tomu, aby
dane placeny byly z majetku
jenz az dosud Jim unikal, ze-
jmena bankovni vklady, ruznt
cenne papiry a vklady a dilce
v pijcovnich a stavebnich spo
cich. "a zamlceni takovehc
majetku uklada predloha po
kutu rovnajicf sc 10 procen
tlm tehoz. Mimo to dalsi po
;kutu 2 procent "a kazdy pred
'chazejfci rok, kdy majetek ia
'kovy byl zamlcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
DAN MA CASOLIN "ZABI-
TA."

Columbus, O., %. brezna. O
snova, kterou m6la byti uloze
M dan 2 cent? ma gallon gaso.
l:nu, byla "zabita" We snemo"-
ne vtera, kdyz ma podany IA
vrh bvla pciozena ma still 56
hlasy prcti So. Jedine dvoutfe
tincya vetsina mohla by nyni
rozhodnouti ably o pfedloze
bylo 2nnva jednano. Rovnez
nezdarem potkalo Sc Isili, aoy
dan "a gasclin byla urcena na
cent ma gallon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
SOVETSKY VYSLANEC OPU-
Still WIDEN!

Widen, %. breZna. = Spor
mezi Rakouskem a Ruskem
mel "a nasledek, ze sosetsky
zastupce We Vidni, Alenxandr
Schlichter, byl odvolan ma
stoupil zpatecni cestu do Mo-
skvy. Pricinou sporu jest, re
rakouske ministerstvo odepfe-
10 vydati palac ruskeho vysla-
nectvf We Vidni ruske Wlade.
pokud rakousky vyslanecky
palac V Petrohrade nebude
tvracen Rakousku a pokud me-
budou opraveny yelke skody,
| jez ma mem byly zplsobeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29

ci Porynskem, re Sc nedopu-
sti zadneho ntoku po dobu tfi-
ceti rokG.
Berlin, 28. brezna. - Ne
mecka 1redni mirova offensiva
by!a vefejne zahajena $ uverej
nenim reci zahran. nimistra
Rosenberga pred snemovnim
vyborem pro zahranicni VITA.
hy vcera. V politickych kru-
zich pine sc chape vyznam to-
hoto kroku.
Zde pfevlada mineni, ze jest
to 1sili, ably s n6ktere strany
dan byl podnet k zahajeni Wy.
|jednavani O rozreseni ruhrske-
no sporu a tim zachranena by.
la Cunova vlada. Krajni pra.
vice ostre odsuzuje tento tab
kdezto levice a stfed jsou ote.
vrene pro nej; stejne, avsak
mlcky jest prom Stinnesova ne
mccka "lidova" strana.
Appel nemeckeho ministrs
zahranici, kdyz zbaven jes
obvyklych teutonskych frasi
jest obmySlen ma prvnim mistt
pro americkon a anglickou spt
trebu. Verejne mineni jest pt
zvolna pfipravovano ma zjeve
nj neprijemne skutecnosti, q
$50, 100000 nemecka poklad
nicni zlata pIjcka byla fla
skem. Risska banka dosud OF
pira dati ma verejnost cislice
vymlouvajic Sc, re vsechn,
zpravy dosud nedosly, avsal
We financnich kruzich Sc pra
vi, re jenom mezi 60 a 70 pro
Gently pIjcky bylo upsano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
ODPORUCOVAL. "BRAN-
NOU SfLU".
Ruthenberg donucen priznati,
ze napsal clanek tom
smyslu.

St. Joseph, Mich, %. brez-
ma. - Plnych sest hodin pfl-
ruei generalni navladni 0. l..
Smith dorazel dnes ma c. G.
Ruthenberga, driyejsiho Gle
yeland'an komunistickeho
vadce a svedka pro obhajobu
' procesu 3 w. z. Fosterem,
zalovanym pro kriminalni syn
dikalismus. Donutil Ruthen-
berga, jenz tvrdil, ze on aniz
komuniste vabec neodporuco-
vail nasili ke svrzeni vlady
Spojenych Statd, priznati, ze
napsal clanek, nemz pravi,
ze "branne silly" bude pouzito
ma "svrzeni stavajicl kapitali-
sticke vlady."
Rovn6z Smith donutil Ru-
thenberga k pfiznani, re ko-
muniste zmenili by parliament.
nj zplsob vlady V narode, We
state Michigan a V okresu Ber.
rien ma sovetsky zpdsob, jake
jest nyni v platnosti Rusku.
Ma otazku vsak, zdali pfiyo.
dill by revoluci proletariatu ve
Spojenych Statech Ultra, kdy'
by mohl, svedek odpovedel:
"Toto jest nesmyslna otazks
a dokazuje neznalost historic
k6ho vyvoje."
ia pfedpokladam, re byst'
mel k tomu fysickou a intelek
tualni moe" pokracoval na
vladni.
"Moje odpoved' jest, ze ne
stava takovych podmfnek
tudiz nemohu zodpovedeti ia
kovou otazku."
Nv pfedpokladu, ze mob
byste roznititi massy, ably sv1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
ARMOUROVE KOUPILI
MORRISE.
PrOsts ignorovali protest vl&d.
niho odboru zemSdelstvi.

Chicago, %. bfezna. - Pre-
vzeti zajmu jatecnl firmy
Morris & Co. fiI'mou Armour
& Company, prostfednictvim
treti spolecnosti, bylo dokon-
ceno, die oznameni ]. Ogden
Armoura, predsedy riditelske
rady Armour & Co. The North
American Provision Co., pod
rizena Armour & Co., jest jme
novana jake firma, ktera pre-
vzala obchod Morris & Co.
Vzhledem ku protestu proti
splynuti, ucin6nemu sekreta-
rem zemedelstvi Wallacem,
Armourovo prohlaseni pravi.
re "zdali to povede k soudni-
mu rizeni, my ochotne budeme
spolupisobti $ vladou v ziska-
nj a predlozeni vsech informa
ci a dat nutnych k nalezitemu
a pravoplatnemu vyrizeni cele
veci."
"Okolnosti, podporovane OBJ.
chodnim lsudkem a Zdravym
rozumem, schvaluji zakoupeni
Morrisovych aktiv v6hlasni
pravnici ujistili mas o zakoni.
tosti tehoz," pokracuje Sc Y
prohlaseni. Ma jinem mist6 sc
pravi, re sekretar Wallace do.
znal, re splynutim firem neni
prestoupen zakon ma kontrolu
Ijatek a dobytcich ohrad.
Splynutim, t6chto dvou Fl
rem usetri Sc pry milliony dol
larii na spravnich operacnicf
lvylohach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
Tkl DETI UHoRELY.

Andover, o., %. brezna. Tri
ditky pi. Charles White-ove,
Arleigh, 6-leta, Shirley, 3-leta.
a Berton, jeden rok starry, uho-
rely We Wi!liamsfield, pet mil
ma jih odtud vcera pozde odpo
ledne. Pi. White-ova odesla ma
navstevu k sousednm, NAME
lum John Phelpsovym; behem
jeff nepfitomnosti polar We sta
veni n9jakym neznamym zpu-
sobem povstal. Kdyz matka
pfibehla k obydli, toto bylo V
jednom plameni a zdi Sc jiz II
tily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
PRIJEL v ZAJMU SVAZU
NAROD0.

New York, %. bfezna. Lord
Robert Cecil, apostol Svazu ma
rodn a sv6toveho odzbrojeni,
pfijel do Ameriky v nad6ji, re
Sc mu podafi rozptyliti jista
nedorozum9nf o one mezinarod
nj organisaci. Lord Cecil pro-
slow radu prednasek, v nichz
bude vysv9tlovati, co Svaz Ma
rodi della, jaka je jeho bu-
doucnost a jak by Sc dal zvele-
biti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
LtcENf yYSOKEHO KREV-
MILO TLAKU.

New York, %. bfezna. Pa
matny diagnosticky objev, kite
ry vyleci 20 procent pfipadd
vysokeho tlaku krve, a bude
casteche kontrolovati Is pro-
cent jinych, byl ucinen DR..
Henry Higleym, newyorskym
pathologem. Kdyz diagnose je
provedena, vyleteni Sc docili
predepsanou dietou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29

New York, %. brezna. Kon-
certni costa Ganny Walske je
Zp6vacka, ktera phi
jela meme nez pred dvema me-
sici do teto zeme Sc svym man
zelem Haroldem McCormi-
ckem, predsedou feditelske ra-
dy International Harvester
Company. v nad9ji, ze bude tn
slaviti velke triumfy, vraci sc
do Paffze, anil by dos&hla to-
ho 1cele. JYnero McCormicko-
vo neni ma seznamu pasazerd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
EX-KAlSER POD DOHLE-
DEM.

Doom, Holandsko, %. brez-
ma. William Hohenzollern reze
nynj drivi pod silnou strait.
Vzh,cdcm k monarchistickemu
hnuti y 7lemecku, jez prav6
bylo odhaleno, hollandska Via.
da podnikla rozsahla opatfe-
ri, aby ey-kaiser neb' drlvej-
81 korunni prime nemohli sc
vZdaliti re Zeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
PROCES PROTI DOMU DA-
VIDOVU SKONCEN.

Grand Rapids, Mich, %.
brezna. - Process o navracenl
$4,000, zahajeny proti nabo-
zenske sekte Israelsky Dunn
Davidiv Johnem Hansellem a
jeho manzelkou, skoncen byl
ma federalnim soudu zde dnes
odpoledne. Soudce Safer o.
znamil, re vyda sve rozhodnu-
ii behem dvaceti peti dnu. OBJ
hajoha byla hotova dnes v po-
!edne a jeji sv6dkove dale po-
pirali obvin9ni, ze v Shiloh, o.
bydli "krale" Benjamina a
"kralovny" Marie, pachAny by
ly nemravnosti.
N4kteri z Mich tvrdili, ze
Hansell chystal "plynovy utok'
ma Shiloh 1myslem zmocniti
sc 100000, 0 nichz Sc domni.
val, ze jsou uschovany V po'
kladne. Jeho planem bylo "a
loziti novou nabozenskou kolo
nil v Nashville. Tenn, sven
domovskem mSste a hlavnln
lclankem viry t6to move sekt,
mela pry byti volna laska
"Kral" Benjamin a "kralov
ma" Marie vibec nebyli n.
svedectvi povolani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29

hly vladu Spojenych Statu a
nahradily il diktaturou prole-
tariatu, ucinil neb neucinil by
ste to-"
ITO by bylo veci historic
kych podmlnek.'
Ruthenberg dodal pax, re
historic dokazuje, re d6lnici
rolnici sc vzboufi, kdyz byli u
tiskovani do te miry, re revo'
luce byla jeiich jedinou dle
YOU.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29
KRVAVY REVOLUCNf
TRIBUNAL.

Moskva, %. bfezna. - Re-
volucni tribunal v Kan1enici Pc
dolskem, v oblasti Volynske,
odsoudil k snrti skupinu 81 o.
sob, hlavn& kupci a clena in
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29

telligence, usvedcenych 2 po-
mahani protiboEevickemu ve-
liteh, Petljurovi, brannyrni d.
toky ma rude vojsko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29

Proslycha Sc, ze guverner
hodla vetovati predlohu Taf-
tovu. ale nema pry namitek
prot druhym dvema osnovam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29

v pom6rne MAIDEN veku SIS
rokd stala Sc panf Marie Tabo-
recka 1914 zapt lo5. III. pred
Z roxy prababidkou tax ze NY
nj 50 tesiti mn3 tfemi gene
racemi jiz v dv<asedesati le-
tech. Nejmladsi, ratolesti jest
pravnuk Karel Cvrcek, syn 25-
lete pi. FrantiSky Novakove,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-29

1907 Dibble ave. a jeji matka
ri. Anna Durkovska V temze
dome bydlici jest podobne il
ste iednou z nejmladsich babi-
eek v naSem meste We veku
pouhych AZ rokl. TAX ina Has
u obrazku hledi vlastn6 ctyri
pokoleni v start cd sedmi do
dyaaSedeSati let.
Evening star., 1923-04-30

Robert McKim, in Dead Game" q cow
boy production, with. rapid fire action.
is the attraction at Crandalrs Theater
the first three days of this week. In
the plot Hoot Gibson, as a cowboy.
Laura La Plante, as owner OF a cat
tie ranch, and Robert McKim, as the
cowtown gambler and dominant spirit
Of the place, present a triangle In
events of gripping interest, mixing ro-
nance with intrigue and conspiracy
out of the ordinary. A noticeable fea-
ture is the absence Of gunplay. Hoot
Gibson. the hero. does not pack big
six shooter. as is customary In most or
the western cowboy stories. From the
flash of the first picture to the nnish
the interest never lags.
Hoot Gibson is hand on cattle
ranch, in love with young woman. a
minor who owns ranch and who has
guardian, lawyer of questionable
character. The lawyer conspires with
the town gambler to marry his ward to
him in consideration of the canceling
Of a mortgage placed on the girl 8
ranch. Hoot learns of this and boldly
tells the gambler that he shall not
marry the girl, and bets the gambler
$1,000 that the wedding will not take
place. 1t does not. Hoot kidnaps the
girl and makes her a prisoner on her
own ranch in charge of an Indian Wom-
an. Later the gambler and his hench-
men capture Hoot and leave him to die
in the desert without a horse or water.
but he captures a stray horse from a
desert ranch, barehanded, in way to
give a thrill and rides to the ranch of
his sweetheart TO find that the lawyer
and gambler, with the girl, are then
at church to be married. He makes a
wild ride to the church and astride his
horse leaps through a window and stops
the wedding. The girl rushes to his
arms and the climax is reached.
Evening star., 1923-04-30

system In the tent. Another streak
runs down the tent pole. striking tne
beloved vampire" and mArring hef
beauty so she can never appear AGAIN
and in a few seconds the entire struc-
ture is a mass Of flames, The director
tells his photographers to shoot w,
it gets too hot for the cameras enu ia
then directs a work greater than MI :
fiim-the rescue Of the menaserle
and sideshow, He cannot even en- ress the :
author thinks of an effective faoe-
OUT with the fire as a Sacksrouthu. a dirsotnr
grind out more film, drenched by rain
and blinded by smoke,
'Souls for Sale" is more worth :
,yhiia than the average movie, for 1t
Is many stories within story and
gives, besides, logical idea OF what
really happens in Hollywood, Famous
stars form background. and Lew
Cody, Barbara La Marr Eleanor
Roardman and Frank Mayo interpret
the principal roles with distinction,
A short comedy, news film and con :
cert solo by Elias Breeskin. violinist'
complete the program,
Evening star., 1923-04-30

acquitted himself valiantly while
"over there ana who, returning to
tho United States and civilian life.
has a hard time to secure a good
position. While the tale itself Is
not original. 1t is unfolded with all
the funny creases outside. and the
subtitles are witty and to the point.
There is one phase OF the story
that Is not made clear and seemed
to puzzle many in the audience. In
the beginning Johnny Is shown as
an infant. born into a very we'll to-
do family. No explanation Is offered
to show why he returns from over
seas to the life of q homeless waif.
Doris Kenyon Is charming as the
daughter Of the wealthy steel man
and Charles Gerard Is as villainous
as usual in the third role of the
triangular love story. The picture
is filled with thrills and rapid fire
action and a genial Horatio Alger at
mosphere pervadeS throughout
Kick Out" Mermaid comedy Of
an unlucky man trying to get into a
motion picture studio and his trou bles
in finally getting out again, is ex-
cellent. The animals in the picture,
particularly an imDish monkey, are
very funny The orchestra. under
the direction Of n. Mirskey, gave the
overture from William Tell" the
Rossini opera, in an admirable
manner.
Evening star., 1923-04-30
CENTRAL-"The Fourth Mus
keteer."

The buoyant spirit of youth the
lonely philosophy and breezy action
with which H. c. Witwer usually in
vests his stories have been retained in
The Fourth Musketeer," Johnnie
Walkers latest starring We
hicle. which began a four-dey run
at CrandalPs Central Theater yester-
day.
AS young pugilist who withdraws
from the boxing game at the behest
of his ambitious young wife and un-
dertakes to manage q garage. john
ME Walker has a role for which his
talents, seemingly, are fashioned to
order. Opposite him is pretty Eileen
Percy, with a role that fits her snug
ly.
The fight episodes combine drama
and rousing comedy. 1t Is the ro-
mantle element, however. that has the
NOSE general appeal. Brian O'Brien,
impressionable and deeply in love
with his sweet young wife, works
diligently at his little garage while
his mate spends her time in high
society. The youth hits upon the
unique idea of bringing her to her
senses. and 1t is In the development
of this that much of the fine humor
Is brought out.
In the more dramatic scenes John
Evening star., 1923-04-30

CRANDALL'S-"Dead Came
Hoot Gibson. the popular wild west
film star, with Laura La Plante and
Evening star., 1923-04-30
PALACE-"The Leopardess.'

1.-The Leopardess," a romance or the
South seas, adapted from story py
Katherine Newlin Burt. Is the at
traction this week at Loews PaiaSe
role. supported by Montague Love and
On the small island of Enamoa. In
the South seas. an old Scotchman and
his daughter have lived since the slrl
was a small child. Knowing nothing
of the civilization from which she
came, Tiare has grown up as q ma,
tive of the isle, with a deep-rootea
belief in all the superstitions ana
witchery of the islanders. despite the
reneated efforts of her father to
teach her the fallacy Of such beiiefs;
When Tiare witnesses the death OF
Mona, after a curse has been sworn
against the native girl her adheI
ence to the superstitions Is Only
strengthened. An American yasnt
lands at the island with two striking
types Of men and a. leopardess on
board The one man is fine. square
and decent The other is a beast;
His only pal is the leoparoess anu
she hates him. He has her Gagged on
board the yacht. and his chief denght
for amusement is to tease her into a
frenzy and then beat her into SUD
mission. He takes fancy 10 rare
and determines to carry her bacK 10
civilization with him. His policy as
the lady leopard. ,
On learning that Tiare's belief in
the power Of the curse is deep.rooted
he fashions Il fateful wax likeness
Of her to hold over her as az threat
if she refuses to do his biddiHg. ON
bringing Tiare to America he learns
that tanning a leopardeSs ana
woman is much the same, they may
WELD to brute force. but the heart
does not change. In a fit OF temper
he throws overheard the pilot of the
ship during raging storm-thls
storm at sea, by the way, is a truly
high spot in the picture-but for
tunately the ship is only hundred
yards or so from an island and the
man floats to safety. His arrival
mary months later at the home of
Tiare and Scott Quaigg creates q
slight complication. though there Is
nothing in the production that over
taxes an already tired brain. There
is a thrilling moment when Quaigg
releases the leopardess and locks
Tiare in the room with her. Unfor-
tunately an unguarded window leads
into the room where Quaigg awaits
the cries of Tiare when the animal
attacks her, and the lady leopard
finds this window and at last has a
chance to get even with the brute
who has been her master.
\ rafting good Bull Montana
comedy, Showed Under" with the
usual news and musical features COM
plete the program.
Evening star., 1923-04-30
Photoplays.
RIALTO-"Souls for Sale"

Rupert Hughes new production
"Souls for Sale" shown for the hrst
time locally at the Rialto yesterday,
IS far better than its sensational title
would indicate. In fact, the spec
tator Is rather puzzled as to the ap-
plieati of the three words until
subtitle explains that good movie
director builds the soul of his silent
actress to its dramatic height and
then sells 1t to the world. Fame or
failure follow. for when the public
sees the picture 1t is too late to
make changes. and the long months
Of grilling work may bring bitter
criticism or praise from the fans.
In Souls for Sale" Mr.. Hughes re-
vcals Hollywood as it is seen by a
Young. unscphisticated girl in search
"f work She visits all the mammoth
studies and watches them spinning
the reels of romance which are sent
forth to brighten many dull lives
and to shorten weary hours. She
sees the sacrifices and hazards of the
profession ard finally gets her first
good part when the star is injured
for life by the fall of a huge light
which had been suspended above her
:" they could shoot the scene.
Instead of finding her new life one
"f ease and luxury. the girl finds that
she must rise earlier and work later
than factory hands; that she must
endure the penetrating chill of night
clad in decollete evening gowns. and
even plunge in lev water for the
climax in one film. She discovers
that the most hated vamp of screen
dom" is the good angel of the COM
pany off-Stage, and that the virtuous
lrGerue is rather petulant and catty
She sees the famous faces of the
silver sheet gathered around her in
the studio cafe and is frightened to
fud herself among them, but after
time She realizes that they are
but human. no better, no worse than
the rest of us
The big scene comes when the com
lany starts work on a circus picture
and builds a mammoth tent and side
shows on one of the lots The girl
narrowly escapes death when one
side Of platform suspended in the
air gives way, but she bravely car
RES on and again risks her life to
ride a capriciouS horse in the ring
y hurricane which has been looming
"mlnousiy IN the distance breaks just
as the filming begins. and Iehtnine-
'hdS target in the powerful electric
Evening star., 1923-04-30
PLAN SITE DEDICATION.
Arrangements Under Way for Col
ored Baptist Seminary.

The pastors OF the churches of the
general Baptist convention will be
asked to appoint two members of their
church, in addition to themselves, in
order TO form the committee of 100
having in charge the arrangements for
the site dedication and ground break
ing exercises for the Washington Col
ored Baptist Seminary at Douglas
Park May 80. This was decided by the
auxiliary committee at its first meet
ing, held at Mount Carmel Baptist
Church yesterday.
The following committees have been
determined upon: Committee on
churches. Rev. J. E. Kent, chairman:
committee on publicity. George Howard
Mack. chairman; committee on pro-
gram. DR.. w. H. Jernagin, chairman
Rev. W. L. Washington was named