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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-01
PORTERVuLE

Ezra Petit of Crooksville spent
the week end with his sister, Mrs.
A. O.. Morris.
A II pound boy was born March
26, to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dennis.
Miss Nellie Hearing of GAINESVILLE
spent the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Hearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Sidwell
and family of Akron visited Satur-
day and Sunday with the formers
father John Sidwell, ST.
Thomas Weaver moved from the
J. E. Moore farm, to Sayre, last
week.
M. L. Crook has opened barber
shop on Main street.
The Misses Naomi Payne, Selma
Drury and Georgia Townsend were
Sunday guests of Miss Florence
Parsons.
Arthur Ketchman who has been
employed at Hebron, returned to
his home Tuesday.
The Philathea and Baraca classes
of the M. E. Sunday school held
their meetings last week at the home
of Mildred and Cloyd King.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-01
ChesterhiIl

Aurelius Rowland and Mr. and
Mrs. Z. G. Rowland returned from
GAINESVILLE last week.
Evening star., 1926-11-14

THAT many of the commoner tooth and
l. gum troubles, and most cases of So
called ff-color" teeth, are due to film
that forms on teeth which ordinary brushing
does not successfully combat, is the consen-
sus of today's dental opinion.
Run your tongue across your teeth and
you will feel this flm-a slippery sort Of
coating. Film absorbs discolorations and
thus makes teeth look dull and dingy. 1t
breeds germs and bacteria and invites tartar,
decay and pyorrhea. 1t is menace to tooth
and gum health that must be combated.
Thus dental authorities now seriously urge
that film be removed at least twice every
day-in the morning and at bedtime. To do
so, obtain Pepsodent-a special. hlm-remov-
ing dentifrice most dentists favor. It curdles
the film. then removes it and polishes the
Evening star., 1926-11-14

If you short tall, try this novel device
for regulating ones height demonstrated the other day
the New York electrical show The subject operates the hand
lever while carbon heat lamps hidden the cushions loosen
up the spine. 0r A Photos"
Evening star., 1926-11-14

SMILES ARE DAZZLING
WHITE when film is Zone. Teeth
sparkle like polished jewels.
Gums firm to healthy coral tint.
Thus this new scientific way Of
dental care becomes one of the
greatest beauty treatments Of the
day, and, with its unique fhera-
peutic and prophylacfic qualities,
a great aid in oral hygiene.
Evening star., 1926-11-14

not adequately fight film.
That is why this modern protective way. twice
day habit. and at least twice year calls on your
dentist, are being SO widely advised today.
Accept this test
Send the coupon for Today tube Brush teeth
this way for 10 days. Note how thoroughly film
is removed The teeth gradually tighten as film
coats CO. Then for 10 nights massage Pepsodent
into the gums to firm and harden them.
Evening star., 1926-11-14
Ghstening White Teeth
Are Teeth Kept Free of Flm-Every Day in this Wa

Free of the dangerous film on teeth to which
science ascribes many tooth and gum disorders.
What numbers of authorities suggest doing for it
Send Coupon for To-Day Tube
Evening star., 1926-11-14

teeth to high lustre
in gentle safety to
enamel. It cornbats the
acids of decay. 1t acts.
too, to firm and harden
the gums; thus meet
ing, in many ways,
the requirements of
modern findings.
Qld-time dentifrices did
Evening star., 1926-11-14

Address
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-18
SOZEAM PRiHLASOV -
Do dina 5. jtina 1926 o prednasku Msgr.
Andreja Hlinku.

70 Statu observation-disclosures,
N. s. Pittsburgh, Palmerton, Pa, Ma
trona, Pa. New kensington, Pa. -
Monessen, Pa. - Connellswille, Pa. -
Leckrone, Pa. - Bethlehem, Pa. -
Reading, Pa. - Allentown, Pa. - Am
bridge, Pa. Erie, Pa. - East Van
dergrift, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. -
Barnesboro, Pa. - Uniontown Pa. -
Donora, Pa. Charleroi, Pa. - Ia
rcntum. Pa. - Coaldale, Pa. - Ford
City, Pa. Farrell, Pa. - Hawk Run
Pa. - Johnstown Pa. - Coatesville,
Pa - Greensburg, Pa. - Philadelphia,
Pa. Scranton, Pa. - Hazleton, Pa.
- Clarence Pa.
10 statu Oonnecticut-Br dgeport,
Conn. (dve prednasky, oboch kat. O.
sadach.)
70 statu Missouri-St. Louis, Mo. -,
st. Louis, Mo.
70 statu New Jersey-Boonton, NJ.
- Gutenberg, N. j. Passaie, NJ. ~
Clifton, N. J.
- 10 statu Michigan-Detroit, Mich
Owosso, Mich - Muskegon Heights
Mich.
10 statu Ohio-Cleve - Akron
- Barberton - Lorain Rossford -
Cleveland.
70 statu New York-New York City
- Binghampton New York City -
Schenectady - Johnstown.
70 statu Observation-Disclosures -
Phillips - Kenosha.
70 statu Illinois-Mt. Olive Chi
cago - Mt. Olive y Lemont - Pull
man Joliet Chicago Joliet -
Chicago.
70 statu West Virginia--Clarksbur
- Benwood.
10 statu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harbor
- Whiting.
10 statu Massachusetts estfield
70 statu Minnesota-Minnea
Sdcasne poznamenavame, re brat 10
zef Husek, redaktor "Jednoty' po
slal nam vsetky ma jeho adresu zasla
ne prlhlasy ktore teraz vo vysespome
nutom sozname uverejnujeme. 'alsi'
prihlasy prednaskyNn 81 'achetne
no host "a Msgra Andreja Hlinku, po
slanca predsedu Slovenskei L'udove:
Strany ma Slovensku, racte posielat
ma adresu: slovenska Liga, r. O. Boz
996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Den, t. j. re hde a kedy sa bud1 od
byvat prednasky oznanime kademu
listovne po porade Monsignorom A
HlinkOm. \
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-18
(Dokoncenie.)

Brat Husek dl "a vlastneho osved-
cenia je "a to, ably sa turne vzacneho
host'a viedlo pod aegidou Ligy. Wy
zvanie uverejnil len preto ably vyhovel
hned' predbezne kroky podujate.
Nechze sa nedorozumenia rozplyn1!
Turn6 butde vcden6 pod aegidou L1gy
a to zvlastnym Vyborom, pozostava-
idcim organizacii casopisov Okres-
nych sborov lone Ligy.
Slovemska Liga V Amerike svolala
tuto schodzu ably takyto vybor uzrel
svetlo sveta hlavne cinu hned' na
tcito sch6dzi a ably hned' pripravoval
ccstu vzacnemu host 'ovi.
Triumf jeho cesty bude triumfom
Pittsburghskej Dohody, manifestation
re my zamorskf Slovaci minus pony.
lencov a snad' ciernych oviec-sme "a
plmti narodnt sobodu, narotlne prava
sovensk6ho naroda rainci republiky
pod Tatrami!
Ably sa tento pine docielil potrebna
je:
~ Ably tn zvoleny ,vybor, zahrfova
zastupcov vsdtkych slovenskych telie!
ii Gasopisov v lone Ligy ably ho hned
.nri prichode uvital meme Slovenske
Ligy V Amerike,
II 2) Ably NAL prinajm jeho sluz
bach stojaceho tajomnika, ktory b.
Dol dany k dispozicii vzacnemu host %
vi a jeho spoloenikom 'poeas jeho pc
bytu cic'st V: Amerike.
81 Ably vymenoval podvybor a pod
sekretarov. ii vypomocnych sekreta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-18
sRDECNE PODAIKOVANIE.

Dvadsat diva rodunernych sy-
nov nasho slovenskeho naroda III
jlcich v meste, Fort William,
Ont, Kanada, prihlasilo sa pod
zastavu Slovenskej Ligy Anne
rike, ably jej poskytnuli mravn1
i hmotnu pomoc praci, ktord O.
ma kona "a zachranu Sloyenska
Slovakom. I, = II ~
Daj Boze, ably tento yzneseny
priklad rodolasky vysspomenu-
tych bratov al inf synovia dee
ry naroda nasho nasledovali.
Vd'aka vam este raz, bratia mi
Ii, "a to. ze ste pochopili vyznam
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-18

row stredobodoch vacSich sloven.
skych kolonii Amerike.
Zdoraziiujem ze toto musi byt' pre-.
velene, jestli sa ma akcia vzacnehc
navstevnika stretnlt 5 plnym zdarom
Zdoraznujem, ze tu. So nesnnie spo,
ritz lebo sporenie bolo by ma lkor tri.
umfu samej afcie. Peniaze Volebneho
Fondu ktore sli este nevyplatene, a.
lebo cast tychze - nechze sldM to-
lnuto icelu. & ,1A
A kon6iac:
Slovenska Lga V Amerike l'utuje,
ze sa tSEden-dva predtym Mcdonald o
zansl 'anej ceste Nzaeneho host "a a
Ne TAX nemohla snad' kongres odlo-
zit' ma tyzdeM diva ably on Dol byval
mohol byt' pritomny ma kongrese
L'utuje ze nemala viacej casu pripra,
Wit p6du ably Dol byval zaistenejsi
vseobecny 1spech misie najvynikaJu'
.eisieho borea nasho pod Tatrahfi. Ho-
vorim vseobecny, mravny je zaistenS
ale financny ma tol 'ko sotva lebo ce'
sta vzacnych hostf 20 Slovenska-slo
vensk yeh katoldckych biskupov-fok
deli finaneny uspech ma dvoje-siah
ne hlbsie do vrecak ochotnych obet1
nasho l'udu. Ia tychto okolnosti vsab
nezbtva mic ineho ako zrobit' nase,
strany to Go sa len da ably junak tentt
Dol neseny ma krydlach vrelej sloven
skei lasky sirou Amerikou a ably cd
tial to prejavmi tejze posilenS moho
sa vratit' pod Tatry a West zapa
naroda plnemu vit'azstvu.
Chce tn medzi mani ostat' pripadn
al sest' mosiacov. My So tomu teslm
- kcby tunajsi jeho pobyt znaeil cd
dych. Lenze on znaci nelmorn1 tyr
dd pracu a prve mcsiace roxy tunaj
sieho pobytu "a letnych horueostl =
~ ineho klimatu znatia telesn6 vysi
lenie vycerpanie HLINKU NAM
LEN JEDNEHO.
Lepsie by bolo ably manifestacle, c
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-18

indignaene sch6dze boly konane len v
stredobodoch nasho pospoliteho spolo-
eenskeho zivota, zeby SINE prflis me-
eerpali silami naseho junaka. Zvysny
cas- mohol by byt' pouzity ku lokal-
nejsim prednaskam, aysak ME prihu-
stym a pritastym, ably sa ma dostalo
casu ma oddych zotavenie.
Pittsburgh, Pa, dna l2. maja 1926.
Predseda vysvetluje sp6sob, ako by
NAL byt' sriadeny vybor, ktor5ho T.
!ohou bude West prednasky Mssra
Andreja Hlinku Amerike. Ku tomu-
to baau prehovorili viaceri zastupso-
viae po vymene mienok bolo rozhod-
mute:
/. Ably celh akciu, tykajncu sa pred.
naskovej cesty poslanca Hlinku vie
dl'a sprava Slov. Ligy V Amerilke, pro-
strednictvom zvlastneho vyboru, ilou
vymenovaneho.
2. Ably technicke vedenie tejto akcie
bolo sverene taiomnikovi SLOW. Ligy a
dana mu tomu TAXA pomoc, aka bu-
de potrebna k uspesnemu spravova-
niu al1cie.
3. Ably sa slovenske osady celej A.
mcriky rozdelily ma styri okrsleky a
zeby kazdom takom oskrsleku acin-
koval zvlastny vybor, ulohou ktoreho
budc starat' sa nspech prednasok
posi-. Hlinku okrslcku i'm vyhrade-
nom.
T. Ably vybory je'lnotlivych okrsle,
kov svolaly vo svojich okoliach valne
schodze, ma ktore majn povolat' IA
stupcov vsetkych spolkov, duchovnJ Jch
spravcov osad slovenskych tinite-
l'ov ciel 'om zaisttnia kooperacie, po'
trennej vel kolepym prednaskam.
5. Prv6 prednasky (pred euehar
kon gresom) budd na Vfchode, a pred
nasky inc budd urten6 po jeho pri
| chode porade MIN.
6. D6chodok ma narodne ciele m5
byt' zaaovazeny pomocou prispevkov
| oddanych obalkach, rozdanych vset
kym dcastnikom jednotlivych predna
sok. Ma obalkach bude heslo: "Sbier
ka Wit 'azstva.o
Schodza zakldeena 6. hodme We
Ger. ,s,sk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-18
Slov. Ligy Amerike, ze schva-
l'ujete jej pracu konand "a ma
rod l'ud slovensky.
uPRAVY PRE- BRATOV
V KANADE

Ma zaklade dostavsich zprav zI
| nradoyni americkych konzulov vi
Kanade, tymto dctiye upovedo-
mujem vsetkych tych nasich ro-
1 dakov, ktori sa boil registrovali
1T. j. podali ziadost yizo ma pas
do spojenych Statov Americkych,
a boil ndteni opustit' obvod toho
konzula ktoreho sa registrovali,
aby sa elm skorsie bud to listov-
ne, alebo osobne u patrieneho kon
zula hlasili. III, ktori by sa listoy-I
ne alebo osobne do Is. julia t. r.
neprihlasili, ztratia pravo ma vizo.
Ziadame teda este raz vsetkych
! tych naSich rodakov, ktori poda-
Ii ziadost'5 vizo, ably 81 tohto
nasho upozornenia povsimli a dl'a
neho sa riadili. 49,
Tiez upozornujeme nasich bra
tov v Kanade. ably sa nedali "a
vadzat' l'ud 'om nespol 'ahlivym,
ktori pod r1skom akehosi eesko-
|slovenskeho spolku sbierajd pc
maze ma akysi podporny fond.
Bratia drahi, ma toto vas npozor-
| nujeme preto, ponevac name v
rukach dokazy, ze z fendn. toho
nasi rodaci bud to mic, alebo vel
| mi malo dostali.
/ Jestli 81 prajete ystdpit' do
podporneho spolku, racte sa o.
bratit' ma Slovensku Ligu v A.
merike, a my vam vd'acne dame
radu, ze do ktorej organizaeie mo
zete vstilpit', alebo 81 cislo, odbor,
sbor zalozit'. Vasi bratia, ameri-
ckf Slovaci, ma.jd vd'aka Bohu
: viaeere podporne organizacie, >ra,
etc sa teda stat clenmi tychto
oryanizacii. Sn to organizacie sill
ne, ktore nielenEe sa postaraJu v
= pripade potreby 0 vas, ale i o va
: Sc rodiny. A este niekol'ko SLOW
k tym bratom, ktori 81 prajn po'
dat ziadost O vizo. Bratia, nepo'
sielaite vasu ziadost' o vizo dc
: ilradoyne americkeho konzula pre-
: strednictyom l'udi vam nezna
d mych. Ma toto vas tiez upozor
nujeme preto, ponevac mnohi ma
. 81 rodaci pisali nam, ze zaplatil
!. agentovi $1,000 do $4,000, ably
ich u americkeho konzula regi
!, stroval re agent ten potom uni
, zol to nielen peniazmi, ale
S dokumentami. Ked' sa nemoze
te dostavit' do 6ladovne ameri
J. ckeho konzula osobne, racte po
- slat' vasu ziadost' v registrova
nom liste. A este toto: Ked' b.
ste sa potom prest 'ahovali do
neho mesta. upoyedomte Q ton
n fned' patricneho konzula, ably
- pripade potreby NAL vasu spray
nu adresu.
y Pri tejto prilezitosti vyslovuje
me srdecnu d'aku vsetkym tyI
- rodakom Kanade, ktori sa stal
clenmi SLOW. Ligy Amerike
l. ktori "a vzrast clenstva pracoval
IL pmcuj1. Vd aka vam este ra2
bratia mili, "a vasu laskavost'
% pracu konand "a "a abezpeceni
st 'astnejsej buducnosti nasmu ma
r. rodu a "a zvel 'adenie jeho usta
ncvizne, Slovenskej Ligy Anne
rike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-18

V byte statkara Jana Furjera
v Rimavskej Sobote (Gemer) pri
opravach domu prisli robotnici na
otvor v mtlre, kde bolo uschova-
nych 20 ky takzv. kosutoviek, eli
papierovych penazi v DOLBY ma
d 'arskeho povstania r. 1848.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-18
ZAPIsNICA

Schodze zastupcov slovenskych orga-
nizacii, casopisov lone Slovenskej
Iigy " Amerike, vydrziavanej dha
12. maja t. r. miestnosti The Ameri-
can State Bank and Trust Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
The Choir Invisible in "Visi.
bic" PROGRAM.

THE Choir Invisible will give a con.
cert Thursday at $3.50 pm. in st.
Margaret's Parish Hall. Joseph Pache
conducting. This is one Of the few
opportunities which the public has
had to hear this organization "face
to face" as il was organized for the
special purpose Of singing over the
air, in which work it has become
known in many cities and has had
substantial contributions of money
from people who enjoyed its music
The program for this concert is as
follows:
from Don Giovanni (Mozart) ) offertorium
from the "Manzonl. REQUIEM" (Verdi): two
songs for ALTO (violin and pianol tBrahms).
(Brahmsl: aria from Esther" sFWaft -Her
AnseIs Through the psng ssS tnEss
songs {Saarl duet from la Forza Destino'
(VerdD; "Omnipotence" (Schubert).
The soloists are Mabel Golden
stroth Boyd, Carolyn Boardn,an Nc.
Donnell. sopranos: Mabel Dyer. con
tralto: Roy Williams, tenor; Richard
McCarteney. baritone; Marion Kiess
basso, and Sam Feldman. viola player
Katharine Seely Wallace is accom-
PIANIST.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Hiram Abrams Will Retire

HIRAM ABRAMS, president of
United Artists Corporation, will
retire permanently from business
within two years, it is rumored, and
go back to Maine to live.
Incidentally, this native son of Port.
land, Me. is returning to his birth.
place a millionaire, and in prepara.
ton for his return has already pur-
chased a 96-acre farm, where he plans
to make his home.
1t was as a young man in Portland
that Mr.. Abrams first came into con-
tact with theaters years ago. These
contacts led to the establishment of n
h!m exchange in Boston, which Mr..
Abrams left to join the Paramount
company in New York, of which he
became president. Mr.. Abrams found
that under the then available distribu
tlon systems such stars as Mary Pick.
ford, Douglas Fairbanks and Charlie
Chaplin were far, from realizing their
nox-omce value on hundreds of DO.
tenIlal bookings Of their productions.
Ihus, with these three celebrities
ana u. W. Griffith as owners and pro.
ducing members, Mr.. Abrams theory
crystallized seven years ago with the
foundation Of United Artists Corpora =.
ton, the producing membership Of
which has since grown to a point
where 1t includes, in addition to its
founders. Gloria Swanson, Rudolnh
Valentino, John Barrymore. Buster
Keaton, Samuel Goldwyn, Joseph M
Schenck and Morris Gest as produc.
ing members.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

NEW YORK was attacked from the
air recently-and q typical unit Of
the defense which the United States
Army maintains to guard the Nations
metropolis from destruction actually
went into action.
That the attacking plane was not
sent crashing down into Long Island
Sound was due probably to the fact
that the antiaircraft guns were firing
blank shells-for the contest was only
in mimic warfare staged in conjunc.
ton with the production of q photo.
play now in the making in New York
City.
This latest movie stunt" was
staged at Fort Totten on tho North
Shore Of Long Island, one Of the sew.
eral Army posts which arc maintained
to guard New York City and New
York harbor from attack from the
Atlantic Ocean or from the air.
Fort Totten, on Long Island, is
practically on the main shore line of
the United states and commands a
logical approach to the heart Of New
York City from the Atlantic by way
Of Long Island Sound, passing Mon
tauk Point on the extreme easterly
end Of Long Island--a point. by the
way-which is roughly twenty.four
hours nearer by ocean.going steamship
than New York City proper.
The United States Army, through
consent OF Brig. Gen. Parker. acting
commander of the I'd Corps Area. AT
Governors Island, and Robert Kane
the motion picture producer, were
partners in the demonstration. Mr..
Kane is making a picture called 'The
Great Deception" from George Gibbs
war novel. 'The Yellow Dove" in
which aerial warfare plays a dramatic
part. What the Kane company
wanted to photograph for the picture
happened to be just about the same
sequence of events that would trans
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Another New Movie Trick.

FILMING scenes in and about the
new Ziegfeld Theater, which is yet
to be erected on Fifty.fourth street,
New York, at least six months before
the theater is actually built, is the
seeming imposibility to be accom-.
phshed in the making of the new
Paramount production, "Glorifying
the American Girl" which is now in
preparation at the company's Long
Island studio.
This feat Of motion picture wizardry
will be achieved by the use Of studio
sets constructed from the original
plans Of the architect. Josef Urban,
and representing in actual size the en-
tire stage. lobby. orchestra with $50
seats) and exterior of the new theater.
The sets. now being completed, are
exact reproductions in every detail of
design and decorative beauty. They
will require a studio stage space $50
feet wide. 180 feet long, with a ceiling
approximately 40 feet high.
The story, by James Ashrnore Creel.
man, deals with the real, backstage
life of the chorus girl, its hardships,
temptations and glittering success. 1t
will be directed by Edward Suther.
land, under the personal supervision
of Florenz Ziegfeld. jr.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Coming Attractions
NArroNAI-"Lattle Miss Bluebeard.

NATTONAI-'Ilttle Miss Bluebeard." )"
Following the current production at
the National Of "The Song and Dance
Man." the National Players will offer.
beginning June z, Irene Bordonfa
successful comedy.drama. Little Miss
Bluebeard," adapted by Avery Hop
wood from the Hungarian. For two
seasons this piece served Miss Bordoni
on Broadway and In the bigger road
cities.
The story Of Little Miss Blue:
beard" concerns the experiences OF
one Colette Of Paris. who. through no
fault Of her own, 10 apparently twice
married: that Is, she seems to be mar
ried to two men, one of the pair nav
ing given his friends name at the
ceremony. An embarrassing situa-
ton. and Hopwood has slyly complf-
Gated 1t beyond the original Hunga-
rian version. Colette's first entrance
finds her confronting her two nus
bands" and the liveliest OF do'ngs
ensue. These are emphasized when
feminine admirers Of her one husband
appear on the scene and throw hys'
terics as developments dawn on them.
HopWood's genius for smotherin8
his characters in complicated situa'
tions and then extricating them when
all hope Beems lost 10 given thorough
practice In this laughable farce.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Earl Carroll Announces.
"WTTH the season of 1895. .2e dra,

"WITH the season of 1885 draw.
ing to a close and no presenta-
ton of the Earl Carroll Vanities out
side of New York, Earl Carroll is be-
ginning to receive letters of protest
from all over the country against
withdrawing his annual revue from
the road.
when the censorship in Philadel-
phia and Boston mutliated his Vani-
ties to the extent that he could not
recognize the production himself, Mr..
Carroll arbitrarily Cancelled the entire
route of the offering for this season
and announced he would not en-
deavor to combat further prudish CEN
sorship4 At that time letters from
Western cities not dominated by
church-bound politicians began to
pour into his ONCE, but he paid no
heed to them.
Requests for the Vanities and pro-
tests against being classed with blue
law towns have had their effect, and
Mr.. Carroll is now considering the
possibility Of sending out next sea-
son the present and best edition Of
the Vanities Of his entire career. This.
the fourth edition. has broken all
revue records in New York for length
Of run and for the monetary returns" J"
Mr.. Carroll's press representative is
here quoted.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
ICHARD BARTHELMEss, NOR,


than any other star Of filmdom.
has consistently lived his artistic life
in a world Of chivslry and romance.
He has never played an ignoble part
throughout his film career. but has
remained steadfastly in pursuit Of his
ideal, "Tolable David" Of immortal
fame. which planted him firmly in the
public mind as a dreamer of high
dreams who was ready to give his life
to make them come true.
and THE Bondboy," which followed
''Tolable David" Barthelmess por-
trayed roles instinct with unsullied
youth and high endeavor.
In Fury" and THE Bright Shawl
he rose to rare heights Of realistic
idealisn. His next picture. 1.-THE
Fighting Blade" was somewhat sini.
lar in theme although there Is not so
much the impulsive youth as the grim
young soldier of fortune, arrived from
Holland and espousing the struggles
of stalwart Oliver Cromwell and his
army for liberty to all Englishmen.
"Twenty-One" was totally different
in atmosphere, but still the central
for right and honor against the
forces Of selfishness and greed.
The Enchanted Cottage" is de
clared the most spiritual medium for
the display of the art of Richard
Barthelmess which he has yet chosen
In it he gives a representation of the
noble truth that beauty is not d mat
ter of the senses but of the soul. The
critics acclaimed this creation as one
of the finest achievements of the
screen.
1t is only necessary to mention his
remaining starring vehicles-"Class
mates" New Toys ''Soul-Fire >
"Shore Leave The Beautiful City
and Just Suppose"-to make it evi