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Evening star., 1923-04-18
Washington College of Music.

\ large, friendly and appreciative
audience greeted the thirty-tnird
students concert of the washington
College of Music last night at Central
High School. A diverse, and enter
tanning program was rendered, when
reflected credit upon the musicians
and the college ss we'll Orchestra.
violin. voice. piano ana organ re
Vealed the versatile ana huddlns apli-
ity of the student group.
The college orchestra. {. E; Chris
tani director. was heard in selections
from "Tannhauser wagner D.
lIaydn's "Symphony No. r. hrst
movement. to which was given
marked expression. and with a con-
certo and the concluding number
prologue from pagliici." sung by
Luciano Furland, baritone. Although
he possesses quite IL few mannerisms'
Mr.. Furland has d voice OF resonance,
range and quality, which wen de-
serves further training.
of the violin numbers, Kenneth
Dousc was heard in Wieniawsky $
"Romance." from second concerto,
into which he injected real feeling.
and in Haesche's Hungarian Dance"
Henry Christiani displayed ability
and also control of harmonics IN
Dvorak kreisler'S "Slavonic Dance
No. l." and Indian Lament" while
little Miss Virginia Cureton PLAYED
scceptablv Vieuxtemps' "Romanza,
alto in Wieniawsky's "kuiaWiak
Miss Sara Becker was delightful IN
her rendition of Gries's concerto III
a Minor" first movement tor piano
with the orchestra. delivering a num-
Der with substance, aud yet infused
with the typicaily etric quality or
Grieg. Benjamin Rather. pianist
proved one Of the most finished IN
strumentalists of the evening in
Bethoven'S Sonata. op- 10, NO. Z,
first movement, into which he threw
a vigor and expression which seemed
stepping over the bounds of pure
technique into insprational interpre-
tation. He played also Weber s
''Moto Perpetuo."
Miss Hazel Wood. soprano, was
pleasing in "Adieu Forets" tTschai
kowskn, with the orchestra. w.
Douglas Shaver, basso. was heard to
good effect in Bucks Sunset" and
Gounoud's Even Braiest Heart" Mrs.
Rose Hyer Hartung sang with feeling
Hear Ye, Israel (Mendelssohn).
At the organ Miss Herminia Ellis
gave a sympathetic Interpretation of
Eaulkes' 'Scherzo Symphonique i'll u
Major" and Martins "Evensong," a
bit of beautiful delicacy.
Miss Dorothy Russell provided able
accompaniment for the soloists of the
evening.
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h1ALTo-"Hunting Big Game in
Africa"

Two Yankee hunters, H. A. Snow
ana Sidney Snow, set out from San
Francisco on an expedition to con-
quor Africa. the one with his gun.
the other with his camera, in order
70 enrich science. In thirty months
unese men experienced thrills, ad-
probably as have never been paral-
leled Henry's rifle always spoke in
season to save Sidney's life, and that
intrepid boy is said to have secured
wonderfully clear and detailed pho-
Biography Of the dark continents mon
sters, which, under the title Hunting
Big Game In Africa With Gun and
camera, Will be presented at Moore's
Sunday afternoon. There are stam-
pedes OF trumpeting elephants, en-
ragged rhinoceri charging the camera,
leopards and countless other hair
breadth escapes.
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BELASC0-"Take a Brace" Har'
ward Spring PLAY.

Take a Brace" the latest musical
comedy production of the Hasty Fud
ding Club of Harvard University
made its bow before a house filled to
capacity with representatives of
Washington diplomatic and resident
society at the Belasco Theater las
night This was the one performance
in this city. but il seemed to win the
distinct approval of distinguished
gathering headed by President and
Mrs. Harding, who, with their guests.
occupied the presidential box at the
left of the stage.
The book, lyrics aXd music are all
written by the college boys, and not
a few catchy airs and witty jokes
were among the melodies and lines
presented.
Probably the hit of the production
was the famous auburn-haired sex
tette' of chorus girls" impersonated
by George Dwight. L. C. Keyes. X c.
Mccoy, F. H Nicholas. Eugene
Reynal and j. A. H. Wilder These
maidens' wore their dainty party
Irocks quite well and simpered en-
gagingly at the men in the front part
or the audience. There We're many
good voices among the chorus of
principals.
The feminine lead was PLAYED bv
T.. n. Carson of the senior class, who
mace fetching prima donna in spite
or the fact that he did not disguise
M, ms low tones. H. n. Pratt of the
Junh9r naid class; ss;, made Marie" French
Little as eiua the EawRT niss aed aclnderel1a e "a
Dawes" was fully equal to every
comical opportunity afforded by this
1n1saf nharaeteF; IL B; $. cogan as the cor
was very realistic. and D. A. Williams
as Byron Victory Dawes, the "sus-
pender king" was good. Homer
Ezekiel Ipswich. as played by j. NJ.
pIo"h' senior. was unusually well
done Mr.. Brown showed delight
1ul stage presence and read indiyid-
uallty into his character The rest of
the cast were good.
:, among the song hits were "Cuddle
Up, Hand in Hand With Freud !"
Wont You Marry Me-" "Hasty Pud-
Like You"
The Washington patronesses for
me . club include1 Mrs. Calvin Coolidge,
Chandler P. Anderson. Mrs. Larz An
derson, Mrs. Frank w. Ballou. Mrs
Iruxton Beale, Mrs. Woodbury. Blair.
Mrs. Robert w. Bliss, Mrs. King Car
Icy; & MRS; William r, Castle. jr.: Mrs.
Davis, Mrs Frederic A. Delano, Mrs
Walter d. Denegre. Mrs. Frederic e.
harrington. Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs
Louis A. Frothingham, Mrs. Angus
IIs,l Ius r. Gardner, Mrs Guy D. Golf, Mrs.
Mrs. Percival Hall. Mrs Charles S.
IIamltn. Mrs. Borden Hartman. Mrs
Herbert Hoover, Mrs. F. A. Keep, Mrs.
Henry ". keyes, Mrs John E. Lodge,
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Mrs Charlie s
Macy agh: Mrs. Henry May, Mrs. c.
L. McCawley, Mrs. Walter ]. Mccoy,
Mrs. Dallas d. L. McGrew. Mrs. Ed
ward B. Mclean, Mrs. Gardner Minot,
Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs. J. H. Pur-
dy. Mrs. John j. Rogers, Mrs Theo-
dore Roosevelt, Mrs. James B. Scott.
Sullivan. Mrs. Charles T. Tittman.
Mrs. Richard Townsend. Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckerman. Mrs. Oscar w. Under
wood, Mrs Eliot Wadsworth, Mrs Fl.
G. Wallace. Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs.
John w. Weeks. Mrs George T. Welt
eel, Mrs. Clarence r. Wilson and Mrs.
Samuel Z. WinsIoW.
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CENTRAL-"Environmentu -

At CrandalPs Central Theater next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon.
Milton Sills and Alice Lake will be
pictured in Irving Cummings pro-
ductfon of Environment" The
auxiliary attractions for the first four
days of the week will be the fourth
release in the "Fighting Blood" series
and the Kinograms. Environment"
deals with the adventures Of a girl
known as Chicago SAL" who leaves
her underworld haunts, visits the
country. becomes interested In a
young country lad who subsequently,
follows her to the city and eventually
proves to be a reforming influence in
her life. The last three days of next
week adams Rib" with Milton SilIs.
Anna o. Nilsson, Pauline Garon,
Elliott Dexter and Theodore kosloff
will be shown.
Evening star., 1923-04-18

agreed as to the splendid ability of
Dawson Byrne in character imper-
sonations, both in Shakespearean and
comedy roles.
DIR. Alfredo Warsaw's reputation as
a tenor is International. He Will be
remembered as the tenor in princess
Chic; also with the famous La Rose
Trio" including Nine. La Rose and
the famous baritone Lynde. and with
the Hammerstein Opera. He is max
ing this city his permanent residence.
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PALACE-Theodore Roberts in
"Grumpy."

Next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon, Loew's Palace will present
one of the charming romantic
comedies of the year in the Para
mount photoplay. Grumpy" screen
version of the famous London and
New York stage success for Cyril
Maude, with Theodore Roberts. the
grand old man OF the silent drama.
in the role that Mr. Maude immortal
lzed. The play itself is by Horace
Hodges and t. Wygney Percyval.
Grumpy" is a melodramatic comedy,
having for its central figure a
crochety but lovable old lawyer. who
pears the nickname of Grumpy" Its
story revolyes about the theft of a
diamond from the man whom
Grumpy desires as a grandson by
marriage. The cast includes Nav
McAvoy, Conrad Nagel, Casson Fer
guSon, and others.
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pOLI'S-Pauline Frederick.

A. III. Woods will present Pauline
Frederick, the famous stage and
screen star Gin person), in "The
Guilty One" a drama, in three acts
by Michael Morton and Peter Trail,
at Polls Theater Sunday night.
The play deals with the spiritual
misunderstanding of young London
couple in the stressful adjustment
period of few years ago. Their
misunderstanding involves third
mana typical postwar product of
the London better class, an idler and
a prof1igate. The husband saves his
wife from catastrophe by surpris-
ing intervention that provides the
twist and thrill of the drama
Miss Frederick is supported by
Charles Waldron, Charles Dalton
Florence Edney, Henry Warwick
Noel Leslie and Ethel Intropidi.
Evening star., 1923-04-18
GAYETY-"Follies of the Day"

One of the funniest costumes ever
seen is said to be worn by Tommy
"Bozo" Snyder in Barney Gerards $
"Follies Of the Day" the attraction
Sunday afternoon and next week at
the Gayety Theater. "Bozo" is lit
tie fellow. and he emphasizes his
small statute by appearing in shoes.
trousers and coat several sizes too
large for him. But it is only IN
statute that "Bozo' is small. for in
ability and reputation he is declared
to stand out as one of the great COM
edy starts on the burlesque stage.
Evening star., 1923-04-18

Sunday and Monday. Jackie Coogan.
in Daddy" and Larry Semon, in mo
Wedding Bells; Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Bebe Daniels and Lewis
Stone. in THE Worlds Applause" and
Paul Parrot. in Good Riddance"
Thursday. Lon CLANCY, Hope Hamp-
ton and T.. X. Lincoln, in The Light
in the Dark" and Louise Fazenda, In
Pest of the Storm Country. Friday.
Alice Brady. in Missing Millions" and
George OHara. in Fighting Blood
No. .; Saturday, Marion Davies and
T. Roy Barnes. in Adam and Eva"
and comedy, Fishing"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
CRANDALL'S--"The Secrets of
Paris"

Secrets of Paris" Whitman Ben
nett's screen version Of the famous
novel by Eugene Sue, will be shown
for the first time in Washington at
CrandalPs Theater the first four days
of next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon. The cast includes Lew
Cody. Gladys Hulette. Montague Love,
Dolores Cassenellt. J. Barney Sherry,
William Collier. jr, Rose Coghlan,
Effie Shannon and Harry Sothern.
The story concerns Mayfiower, a. waif
of the Paris streets, who falls under a
variety of strange influences and An
ally finds her way to court. A Hurd
animated cartoon, Chicken Dress
ing" will be shown also. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of next week.
1.-THE Darling of the Rtch." featuring
Betty Blythe, will be shown, with
Christie's Babies Welcome" starring
Dorothy Devore.
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BELASCO-"East of Suez."

w. Somerset Maugham's East of
Suez." with Hazel Dawn and an eN-
cellent cast will continue for a second
week at the Shubert-Belasco, begin
ming Sunday night.
East of Suez' is tense. gripping
melodrama. story that holds the
audience in breathless interest. The
denouement. unexpected on the part
of the half English. half Chinese
Daisy. is the direct result of the clash
between ideals of the orient and the
occident
Miss Dawn has a part that calls Tor
emotional acting of a high type.
Clarke Silvernail. Henry Daniell
Jennie Eustace, Fred Raymond. jr..
and Gerald Oliver Smith provide ad-
mirable support. Mildred LIE Cue, is
the dancer in the prologue.
Evening star., 1923-04-18
"Pandora-the Box of Mischief

Miss Hawke will present a talented
company of children in the mythologi-
cal play, "Pandora-the Box of Mis-
chief" at Polls Theater Friday after
noon at 2:15 o'clock, in many beauti-
full dancing numbers. among them a
Russian group of thirty dancers in
appropriate costumes, a gold ballet,
with solo dance; a picturesque gypsy
dance, with special scene, and an
oriental ballet and incense dance, to-
gether with many ensemble and solo
dances. The whole production will
be elaborately sta ged and costumed.
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Olympic.

Sunday, Jack Holt. in Making a
Man; Monday and Tuesday, Gloria
Swanson and Antonio Moreno. in MY
American Wife; Wednesday. Frank
Mayo and Louise Lorraine, in THE
Altar Stairs" and Charlie Chaplin,
in "a Dogs Life: Thursday. Rich
ard Barthelmess, in Fury; Friday,
Mary Pickford. in Daddy Long
Legs; Saturday. Norma Talmadge,
in 1.-The Isle of Conquest"
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New.

Sunday. Charles Jones. in THE
Bells of ST. Juan" Sunshine comedy,
THE Jungle Goddess" Chapter 2:
Monday, "The Silent Barrier" and
comedy, 1.-THE Four Orphans; Tues
day, William Russell, in The Cru
sader," and Tweedy comedy: Wednes
day, Milton Sills, in Burning Sands"
Ham and Bud comedy and Fox News:
Thursday, Betty Compson. in Always
the Woman" Rod and Gun series and
comedy, amateur night: Friday, Will
liam Duncan. in THE Fighting
Guide" Harold Lloyd comedy and
Aesop Fables; Saturday. Tom Mix. in
"Do or Dare" Buster Keaton comedy
and Pearl White. in "Plunder."
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Chevy Chase.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
Harold Lloyd, in "Dr. Jack" Mary
Alden. in Hope" Aesops Fables. In
ternational News. and Pearl White
in "Plunder," Episode No. ]; Wednes-
dy, Glenn Hunter. in "The Second
Fiddle" Lige Conley. In Look Out
Below" and International News
Thursday, Dorothy Dalton. in Dark
ing Blood" Round !. and Charlie
Murray. in "A Social Error: Friday
Jack Holt. in Making a Man" Eddie
Barry, in Dog Sense" and Oregon
Trail. No. s; Saturday. Nell Shipman
in THE Grub Stake" Century Comedy
Dads Boy" and Movie Chats.
Matinee only. Pearl White. in Plum
der" Episode No. ,.
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Hippodrome.

Sunday and Monday, Norma Tai
madge, in THE Voice from the
Minaret": Tuesday, "Old Wives for
New: Wednesday. Cullen Lands and
Colleen Moore. in '.Forsake All
Others; Thursday, Clara kimball
Young. in Enter Madame; Friday.
Constance Talmadge. in "Good-night,
Paul: Saturday, Wallace Reid. in
THE Ghost Breaker"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Circle.

Sunday and Monday, Booth Tark-
ington's THE Flirt": Tuesday. Colleen
Moore. in THE Ninety and Nine" /;
Wednesday, Martha Mansfield. in
l"Queen of the Moulin Rouge; Thurs
day and Friday. Leatrice Joy and
Jacquerline Logan, in Java Head" /;
Saturday, Douglas MacLean, in Bell
Boy 49,"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
GARRICK-"Girl in the Limou.
sine"

Next Sunday night at the Shubert-
Garrick Theater. George Marshalrs
comedians will present Avery Hop
woods's farce, The Girl in the Limou-
sine" The cast includes George Hall,
Peggy Coudray. Sacha Beaumont.
JOSEPH Crehan, Chester Morris, Jerome
Renner, Louis Haines and George
Err ell.
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Bebe Daniels
and Lewis Stone, In THE Worlds Ap-
plause," and Paul Parrott, In "The
Smile Wins: Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Jackie Coogan, in Daddy" and
Larry Semon. in mo Wedding Bells;
Thursday, Marion Davies and T. Roy
Barnes, in Adam and Eva; Friday,
Lon Clancy. Hope Hampton and e. K.
Lincoln, in "The Light in the Dark. !"
and Harry Pollard. in "A: Tough VIM
ter; Saturday, Alice Brady, Ia Miss
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Fayorite.

Sunday, Betty Compson and Bert
Lytell.. in Kick In: Monday, Jack
Holt. in Making Man: Tuesday:
Anita Stewart. in "a Question of
Honor; Wednesday. Flower of the
North: Thursday. f. l." Horton. in
TOO Much Business; Friday. Rather
inc Macdonald. in THE Woman s
Side; Saturday, Charles Jones, in
THE Boss of Camp f."
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Regent.

Sunday and Monday. "Tess Of the
Storm Country" MARY Pickford) !:
gal Judge; Wednesday. Bebe Daniels,
in Pink Gods: Thursday, Pauline
Starke, in THE Kingdom Within; !;
Friday, Mary Miles Minter and Tom
Moore, in 'The Cowboy and the
Lady; Saturday, Wallace Reid. in
The Ghost Breaker"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Elite.

, Sunday. Leatrice Joy and Matt
Moore, in Minnie: Monday and
| Tuesday, Mae March. in Till We
! Meet Again; Wednesday. Clara
| kimball Young. in Enter Madame;
| Thursday, Crawford Kent, in "Silas
| Mariner: Friday. Milton Sills. in
\ THE Forgotten Law; Saturday, John
Barrymore, in sherlock Holmes"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Dumbarton.

Sunday, Viola Dana. "Crinoline
and Romance: Monday, Clara
Kimball Young in "Eenter NADIA ame":
Tuesday, Gloria Swanson, in my
American Wife; Wednesday and
Thursday Golden Dreams; Friday,
Milton SiIls. in The Forgotten Law;
Saturday, William Russell, in Man
Size"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Shakespeare Society.

Walter Beck's versatility demon
strated repeatedly during the past
season in the Rams Head Players,
will be the leading man of the
volio in the society's spring play,
Twelfth Night" Friday, April 81, at
Gonzaga College Hall.
While with Ben Greet, Mr.. Beck
played many Shakespearian and other
appeared in every important male
role except Malvolio, which Mr.. Greet
himself played.
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Jackie Coogan,
in Daddy" and Larry Semon, in mo
wedding Bells; Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Bebe Daniels and Lewis Stone.
in "The Worlds Applause" and Paul
PARROT, in Good Riddance": Thurs
day. Lon CLANCY, Hope Hampton and
E. K. Lincoln. in The Light in the
Dark" and Dorothy Devore, in
Babies Welcome; Friday. Alice
Brady, in Missing Millions" and
George OHara, in Fighting Blood"
No. 2: Saturday. Marion Davies and
T. Roy Barnes, in adam and Eva"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Home.

Sunday and Monday. Leatrice Joy,
In Java Head: Tuesday, Viola Dana,
in "Crinkling and Romance; We'd
Hearts Afiame": Friday, Frank Mayo,
in the Flaming Hour: Saturday,
Harry Carey. in "Crashin' Thru"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Raphael.
Richard

Sunday and Monday, Richard
Leatrice Lea JOY, in Java Head: Wed
nesday and Thursday, Lila Lee and
James Kirkwood, in "Ebb Tide; Fri
day, Douglas MacLean, in BELL Boy
49,; Saturday, Harry Carry, in Can
Won of the Fools"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Byrne-Warsaw Recital, Friday.

Dawson Byrne. the DISTINGUISHED
Irish actor. and DIR. Alfredo warsaw,
noted tenor, will appear at the Ma
tional Theater Friday in a recital, the
profits above necessary expenses to
go to a local institution for the blind.
Critics. here and abroad, have
Evening star., 1923-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS

consecutive week at the President.
beginning next Sunday night at $40
o'clock.
1t concerns the desire OF young
couple to own motor ear. and keep
up with the Joneses, even though the
family income be unable to stand the
strain.
Harry Manners has given the pro-
duction splendid mounting. with
Wanda Lyon and George Barnes IN
the roles of chief Importance, sur
rounded by cast of President Play
ers.
Evening star., 1923-04-18
PRESIDENTS six x-Cylinder
Love-

Announcement is made by Arthur
Leslie Smith and Henry Duffy that,
owing to it's phenomenal success,
six Cylinder Love-" the lifting, mile
R-lninute comedy by William Anthony
Mcguire. villa be offered for q fourth
Evening star., 1923-04-18

ball Young. in Enter Madame: Wed
nesday. Mary Pickford. in Daddy
Long Legs: Thursday, THE Forgot
ten Law; Friday and Saturday. The
Ninety and Nine"
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Princess.

Sunday. MY Friend the Devil: :
Norma Talmadge, in "A Daughter of
Two Worlds: Tuesday, Clara Kim
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Avenue Grand.

ing Millions" and Louise FaZenda, in
Pest of the Storm Country"
Evening star., 1923-04-18

The w. c. T. L. Is devoting more
than 100 pieces of property in tho
United States TO the comfort Or
women and children.
Evening star., 1923-04-18
York.

Sunday and Monday. Mae Murray
in "Jazzmania" and THE Alley Cat"
Tuesday and Wednesday, Richard Dix
Thursday, Eileen Percy. in The
Flirt," and Paul Parrot. in GOOD
Riddance''; Friday, Cullen Lands and
Eva Novak. in Dollar Devils" and
Al ST. John, in "The Alarm: Satur-
day, Buck Jones. in THE Bells OF
San Juan and Louise FaZenda. in
pest of the Storm Country"
Evening star., 1923-04-18
Modern Preparation.


Alice-So you're going to marry
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25
BOIL ON NECK FATAL
TO EDWARD N. PETERSON
Well Known ConncrtOn Street Nan
Dies at Parents Homc-Marricd
Only Fo,H Months.

Following five days illness caused
hy a boil on the back of his neck. Ed
ward n. Peterson. aged 90, of Sc Con-
merton street, died this morning at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Peterson of 907 East street.
The victim complained Sunday
night of the growth on his neck and
medical attention was given him. The
infection spread into the young mans
head to his brain and poisoned his
entire system, causing death.
Peterson had been employed for
several years at the Mildrum Jewclry
factory in East Berlin, but more re-
Gently had been with the Stanley
Works He was a native of this city
and had married only four months
ago.
Surviving is the widow, his parents,
four brothers, Harry A., Egnar T.,
Paul and Clarence Peterson. and two
sisters Mrs. Douglas Ericsson of Med
ford Mass. and Miss Lillian PRter-
son of Boston.
Funeral services will be held Sat-
urday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from
the home on East street. Rev. j. f..
will officiate and interment
will be in Fairview cemetery
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25
McMahon Estate Goes to Family
:, Will Filed in Court of Probate;
All Property is Left in Trust
HAWK SKATERS WINDOW
And FLIES into HOUSE
Thought In Have swooped Down at
Doves In Yard AT Southington--
Has Widespread of Two Feet.

Piainviile. Jan. 2b.-Mrs. Reuben
Day OF North Washington street was
startled yesterday afternoon 10 hear
the crash of breaking glass in the
living room OF her home. Upon In
yestigation. she discovered large
hawk fiuttering about the room.
Mrs. Day has about 80 doves about
her home and II is thought that the
hawk had made a swoop down on
one OF them but had missed its strike
and gone through the window.
The bird measured a little over two
feet from the tip OF one wing to the
tip OF the other and when found. was
making desperate attempt to fly
through a window which was not
shattered. rvs strength was exhaust
ed. however. and Mrs. Day had no
trouble In capturing the bird. She
held 1t In captivity for a few hours
after which she let II fly away. A
group OF neighbors whom Mrs. Day
called In to view the bird were doubt
full as to the species. Some thought
that II was young eagle, but Mrs.
Day was inclined to think that 1t was
n large hawk.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25
She QUITS THE MOVIES
Mary Miles Ninter to Retire, Go to
Country Place and Possibly Marry
When Lover Gets Divorce.

Los Angeles, Jan. 25.-Mary Miles
Minter. whose contract with the Fa-
nous Players -Lasky Corp, recently
cxpired, has announced that she is
through with motion pictures, accord
ing to the Los Angeles Times today.
Miss Minter. said she planned to go
East to buy acountry a home at West
chester, N. v, study music, return TO
the state and perhaps to marry the
paper said She intimated she would
marry Louis Sherwin, playwright and
scenarist when he obtained divorce
from his wife who is living at Oyster
Bay. N. ", with their three children,
the Times said.
Miss Minter and the interviewer
went together to Sherwin's home here
where Sherwin stated he hoped to
marry Miss Minter as soon as legally
possible, said the news story. He said
he planned to file an action against
Mrs. Sherwin from whom he has
been separated since 1914, according
to the Times.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25
NEGROES DRIVEN OUT
Every Colore,l Family Ousted Prom
Blanforl, ILL.,, Following Assault of
Little Girl.

Blanford. Ind, Jan. 25.-This little
coal mining town was quiet today and
all negro families had moved away.
following the warning issued by a
number of white citizens that unless
the colored man who attacked an II
year old white girl was turned over
to them before noon yesterday sthey
would be run out of town.
When the zero hour" approached,
the last of the negroes were on their
way to Terre Haute and Clinton near
here. Many families did not wait for
the time limit to expire but left i'm
mediately after the warning. No dis
orders were reported
An investigation of the attack and
of the orders issued by the citizens
for negroes to move, was being made
today by Captain H. A. Collins OF the
Indiana National Guard under order
from Governor McCray.