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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; colder tonight; lowest
temperature about rs degrees; slowly
rising temperature tomorrow; moder.
ate to fresh northwest winds, dimin.
ishing.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair to-
night and tomorrow; somewhat colder
tonight: slowly rising temperature to-
morrow; fresh to strong northwest
winds on the coast, diminishing.
West Virginia-Generally fair and
colder tonight; tomorrow fair with
slowly rising temperature.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm, so; s pm. AZ;
IL midnight, 81; 4 am. IS; 8 am. "a;
II am, 81.
Barometer-4 pm. 1910; pm.
29.71; II midnight, 29.71; 4 am, 2s.7l;
8 am, 29.76; II am. 1919.
Highest temperature, SO, occurred
at 2l5 pm. yesterday; lowest tenn
perature, 81. occurred at 7:45 am.
today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. SO; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic SurveyD
Today-Low tide. 2:24 am. and 2:39
pm; high tide, S:07 am. and 8:24 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 3:04 am. and
$40 pm; high tide, S:45, AIN. and
9.03 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:45 am; sun sets
$50 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:43 am: sun
sets $3.50 pm.
Moon rises 601 pm; sets 6:5S am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF the
water at Great Falls today at am.
Temperature, "a; condition, very
muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
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Deaths.


SiEkf pt gFasd3 wife fs05 6i he az s..
her saus6,s noFs Mr. tro e sss rF F.
Sso S6 2nd St ne Monday March !: p
where mass viii be sung az Q am. Halo
ives and friends invited. InternenS ~
Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Baltimore. Nd. 20
THOMAS bIA A. Entered into rest Friday yeSrH
THOMAS. the devoted wife Of 6. Erness
sephine Young and sister OF E. walter O.
gsto5 tnHfcf 17 f8 and dn sts TussdaS
friends invited to attend.
WAGNER. Saturday. February 27 1925, al
10 an az her oo residence 1913 En-.
BeaiI. Notice o! funeral hereafter.
WEDGE. Departed this life Thursday. Fen-
400 g. i've BE } 4 hi b. TSsds1 .S
OF walter II and the Gate late ida T. WedTs
and stepsOn of Frances T1hOs Wedge. Fb-
?s 5 aP 84Eth E f n e. c6 az s.1
M aaiiJl d o aI3lsS Relatives and
WHITE, Departed this Life in full triumph
HgA ARb W Jaith Fe6rIaaGX "a zee
Emma i. White 80 and iot .ug' and devoted
father of Roscoe c. and Olga n whitns
Funeral % % held from Mount Zion N. 81
thUrch. 18th st. between Dumbarton ava
ana . ST. sunday. February %. q \
clock. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited 10 attend
WILLIAMS "Wednesday February "a. 1926
az 40 pm. AZ Garfield Hospital. LAIA
H b. WILLIAMS. beloved husband os
JuNa Williams and stcpfather of Mrs,
Nuia stewart and Charlotte Lee. Funeral
Slutay. February Is. at = pm. from
hhlgAts OF jerusalem Temple. 1909 lib
81 NV. Remains resting at the VI
Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral nariors, 229@
T ,bsrga i,e ave ny Until Friday II
NV untiI Saturday at 8 pm; aiterwArS
they can be reviewed from the Knights OF
Jerusa,em Temple until tho time OF
funeral 81
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FOREIGN,
FOREIGN.
90 am. Greenwich time. today)
Stations Tenparafnra waathar
ELIZABETH WAGNER DEAD.
Pioneer Business Woman, SO, Sue
cumbs at Home.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner, SO years
old, one of the oldest residents OF
Capitol Hill and a pioneer business
woman In the District of Columbia,
died at her residence, 1915 East Capt..
toll street. today, after a short illness.
Mrs. Wagner. in 1877, established
the milk business, which became
known as the Swiss Dairy" She
was born in this city March 3. 1896
and was the mother of FIVE children,
all of whom are dead She leaves a
grandson, G. w. Beall, and a great
grandson. John Paul Beall, both of
the District.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
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LUTHERAN LEADER
DIES OF APOPLEXY
DR.. Singmaster, Seminary Presi-
dent, Classed Among Most Prom
inent Men of His Church.

BY the Associated Press.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, February 27.--
DR.. j. A. Singmaster, president of the
Lutheran Theological Seminary, and
one of the most prominent ministers
of the United Lutheran Church In
America, died heer early today from
the effects of an apoplectic stroke
suffered last Monday. DR.. Singmas-
ter, who was 70 years old, died with
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Gar6S of TbankS.

HUMPHREY. We wish to express our SIN
cere thanks to our many friends for their
expressions OF sympathy and floral trib-
utes AZ the death OF our son, HARMON
HUMPHREY
MR. AND MRS. BURRELL HUMPHREY
McGETTIGAN. 1 wish to express my stu
cere thanks and appreciation TO my rela-
tives. friends ana ncighbors for their kind
ness during the illness. and for the beau
tful floral tributes at the death of my
beloved wife HONORA +. McGETTIG An.
MICHAEL, J Mc(IE.TrICIAN .
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Horses Mummies Found.

CAIRO. Egypt, February 81 P).-
CofiinS containing two mummified
horses-the first ever discovered in
Egypt-have been found in the
pyramids of Sakkara, south of Cairo.
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Deaths.

ness deS;5}e' f E9!s 4ss 1528
s c. F esnos az SER AkR ?aPSoS be-
loved husb2nd Of Marcy At "a 20 ,o ,9ee
Sunday. February 20. at . pm. 81
" sret the /. b r r, oTder Of Toasssints an
Vh'S * GSf q S9 i 0FsS S9sFs
ST. peanwood. b u" G. please attend
MRS. MAMIE A. JACKSON. President.
AYToN. Thursday, February rs, 1895 at
laurel %d' MARa4kETF =, & AGED
fs' Church Mondns March t at 30 pm.
T19terment in Greenwood Cemetery LSurel.
BARTON. peparted this life Thursday Feb
loysa mother 4 81 Thsm A barton ana r.
Monday. March l. az 1 o'clock. 2S
BAUGHEK. Entered into rest eternal, Feb
ruary 20. 1926; at her residence az Maple
BAUGHER, widow of Capt. G ii nausher
%d dauFe Hs Of The Ss 9fn and
Nd. Services at her late residence, sun
/. at II 80 O'Clock at the grave. 2s
BROWN. Entered into eternal rest Thurs
Ga se nssFq5aaS S T. 19@ g. at Ah nS2n fF
!. SCOTT and william F Brown. Funeral
Monday: March /, a. 2:90 pm. Relatives
Congressional Cemetery. %
BROWN. Entered into rest February 81,
1926, At ! 80 an, W diS widow Of
Isanora E, and Louis 4. Brown. in the
MarG Tnea az ococs 1 Fane on T pTate
lnterment Arlington National Cemetery.
0saph Io PAPERS pe @SSN copg and
ANA =. widow Of Joseph i. Ca Garp enter;
neral ned m 0sS Of Rna' Gene m
CHASE, Departed this nfe Friday, Febrq-
de g 1883 9th st NV Alter o 's r and
painful Illness. which he bore with Chris
an for stqaS &EoR bas husband Of
father sf' 81 Mrs, Addie Chase Green. Bryson
Chase Mrs, Harriet +, Chase Gray and the
s Hts n5s F J; eo SFs'f HfSGR oy5nd
Milton Chase Father-in-Iaw., OF, Charles
tTude pavis, Sha aseioo Funeral Nc Monday
mouth Congregational Church. 18th and p
PTS NV. Relatives and friends invited
Rev J. c.. Olden. pastor New York
Cliy ana 1unA'o' ~ papers Pease
CHASE. The John Marshall Harlan Relief
Association announces the death of
GEORGE A. CHASE. who passed away
Friday. February 90, 1925. Funeral from
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL Church: 18th
and SITS NV, Monday. March / at
pm. GEORGE w. COLE. Pres,
CHASE. The Elder Mems Relief Association
announces the death OF Brother GEORGE
A. CHASE and that the funeral will be
held from Plymouth Congregational Church
18th and SITS. Monday March l. at
pm. H. H. NAYLOR. President.
J. c. BURLLS. Secretary. rs
CHASE. Members of the Mems Cliff Rock
Association are, requested TO attend the flu
neral of our late brother. GEORGE A.
CHASE. from Plymouth Congregational
Church, March l, ss pm: Death num-
" J. SINGLETON. Sec
CHEEsMAN. Friday. February %, 1896.
&c., e. $50 am 81 g. be- residenee 4 a.;
Nat. B. c. Cheesman. lnterment aa Ar.
tDStoa csmsteFS. Monday. q II am Sss
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In Paris the latest fad is for women
to have their monographs in paste or
diamonds on the toes OF their dance
slippers, the latter being generally of
n'ain black satin.
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ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, February q.
| (SpeciaD. -Samuel T. Haines. well
known Laytonsville district farmer,
died yesterday at his home near Lay
| louisville, aged IS years. lie had been
i'll a long time Of a complication Of
diseases. Surviving are his wife, for
merIy a Miss Best of this county, and
| the following children: Bruce, Merle
and Simon Haines and Mrs. Ernest
Hawkins Of this county ana Mrs.
Laura Holland of Washington. The
funeral will take place at II O'Clock
Sunday morning from the nome.
burial to be at Frederick, Md. Mr..
| Haines was u native Of Frederick
| County, but had lived in this county
| many years.
Mrs. Annie 7 Lewis Of this county,
through her attorney, Robert Peter,
| jr, has filed suit In the Circuit Court
| for an absolute divorce from William
It. Lewis, also of this county. whom
! she charges deserted her more IMAM
three years ago She also asks the
court to award her the custody OF the
couples only child, Joseph II. Lewis,
| 7 wears old. According to the bill, the
couple were married In Washington
April %, 1910, and lived together ia
that city and this county unuL the
time of the alleged desertion.
Fined in Liquor Case
Howard f. Fisher of Laurel, Md,
was fined $3.50 and costs by Judge
Samuel Riggs in the Police Court
here following his conviction on
! charge Of having intoxicating liquor
In his possession with the intention OF
selling 1t. He was arrested at Silver
| Spring by Policeman Roy Snyder.
| In Circuit Court, Judge Robert &
I Peter has signed an order directing
| lie Roy Waters of Takoma Park. Md,
| to show cause in the Circuit Court
| here March 8 why he should not be
| adiudged in contempt of court for
| failing to pay alimony TO his wife.
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Waters. who
was granted divorce from him on
| October q, 1926. According to Mrs.
| Waters, her former husband is several
months In arrears in his alirnony pay
ments Mrs. Waters is represented
by Attorney Kenneth Lyddane Of
| Rockville.
| In Police Court here Russell Gill a.
young resident OF the Silver Spring
neighborhood, was found guilty OF
assaulting Kenneth Leak at Silver
| Spring a few days ago. and was fined
| $50 and costs by Judge Samuel Riggs.
| Sterling Cooley of the same vicinity
was found guilty Of a similar offense
against Maurice Atwood, but sentence
was deferred.
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BULLDOG. female. white n coT0-- 5a-r
6Fin IDLE. spots AROUND each eye AMI at root
cue League 349 Maryland ave. s.w.
BULL DOG. white with brown ticks on his
'26 year Viii cwner k kindly df claiB7 e wars sRd
ington Animal Rescue League. $40 Maryland
ave. s.w.
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| BOSTON BULL-Male pup, brindie BODY
white head and neck, right ear black; deal /;
| raised as CHI ldren,s pet; lost or strayed Re
| turn TO 1909 Allison ST. NV. and recei va
reward
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| COLLIE. female. tan in color, white breast
white feet black streak down tail. owner
cue League. $40 Maryland ave sw
| FOX TERRIER AND BULL female: white
| left eye light hrindle. long tail. Owner please
claim. Washington Animal Rescue league
| $40 MARYLAND ave sw N" 0
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PART SETTER-Female white spotfed
with black: legs licked with black black
ears. Owner can reclaim ut the Washing.
ton Animal Rescue League. 349 Maryland
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FOUND.

| BULLDOG, female, white IN color dark
OF tail all, long tai some ones pot owner
cue Leasue SAC Maryland ii9T aPe. A sM fes
| BULL DOG. white with brown ticks on his
yea Viii Ssnar ka af 2R sRd
ington Animal Rescue League. $40 Maryland
white feet black streak down tail tail Owner
E Eesa s4s IN aayshd aqs Animal Res
left eye light hrindle. long tail. Owner please
claim: Washington Animal Rescue League
$40 MARYLAND ave. sw.
with black: 4 legs licked with black: BLACK
| ears. owner can reclaim at the Washing.
ton Animal Rescue League. 349 Maryland
- -
LOST.
AIRED1AlLE., male tap legs. ,Piack saddle
csnse Rs SR SOA Col s as
BAG-Black silk. gilt chain; in neighbor-
hood Of 18th and X NV, yesterday. Reward
Ant 81 the Connecticut.
| BAG silk. black. studded with rhinestones
On irving st. near 18th. Reward. Adams Adams
BOSTON BULI-Male, pup, brindlo body.
| raised es chIdren's pet lost or strayed, Re-
turn TO 1909 Allison st. NV. and receive
R sg 5 ESFR St 'fS D.' s'' 's2.rs e
BULL Pup. weeks old stTayed from in
xpt 3 Or cali ADAMS s a4 g. 1l04 f'" ave-
Mt ha4ed w3od fs Pfr' ao Ps 81
,F1ltz,.:: TUESDAY. 1910 10Th st. Nv. N'1eN
BOG. black and yhites setter setter: answers 10
Jefferson st. NV. Col 1921.
DoG--Tan and white; tag No. Io6s4. Re-
ward Return to % 18th ST. ne.
ia 1888. Reward. ia F st, So Lincoln
GLASSES. shell-rimmed, between Lamont
az a9d GaSeT Ts i. 10th St and c0gFDa
GLAssEs11HIn green I Leather case; between
Ward MFs GresE. al &. NV Nv 1870 No-
HANDBAGEsmall. blue, Wednesday eve
nnE e9ntsin nsrG Tris wsSh f pbUe permit
LETTERS. uns "a and unsseesled. at 18th
MESH BAG; SILVER beaded; lined With blue,
Henderson. 2 Iowa Circle. Ant. I. " . u
PINMFeather- shapsd pearl With dIamonds
ftsRyd i4i fha sRe 6aamSa sssz.d 44s
PoCKETBooK. black leather, On Falls
POLICE PUP MONTHs:- MONTGOMERY
| LICENSE ara: LOST NEAR Mckinley l.
/ CONN AVE. PHONE CLEVE 4435. Is
| PURSE containing between S14 and SIS on
| Navy Yard car or at 14th and You SITS
NV. Reward Cali Cleveland 1925.
RING, mans. gold. with ruby setting. initial
| ed d. NJ NJ: Sth between and G Sc: re-
ward Line. 1853. 21s
! VANITY CASE. silver. with monogram A. "
io4 woven chain Reward Call SA4C.Fth
WEDRINS RINa--1s05 6zzA 6syaFd.
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LOST.

AIREDALE.. male. tan legs. black saddIe:
name Pete" engraved on collar; State ~
WASHINGTON license. Reward. Col 1855.
BAG-Black silk. gilt chain: in neighhor-
hood Of 18th and X NV, yesterday Reward
AIT. "a. the Connecticut.
BAG. silk, black, studded with rhinestones
on Irving st. near 18th. Reward Adams
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49, H II. MAYOR. President,

JOYCE. Departed this life Saturday. Feb
ruary ~, at l am. after lingering III
ness. az her residence. 1874 Hickman St
Sc, CECILIA JOYCE. beloved wife OF the
late Frank Joyce and mother Of William,
Hattie Carter. Bessie Reyes. Bertha Scott
and Francis Joyce; devoted grandmother
o. Ethel Joyce and Emmett Scott She
also leaves host Of other relatives and
friends to mourn her loss. Funeral from
Ehenezer ". T, Church. Attn and ID sts.
Sc, Tuesday. March .. at l pm.
Our mother IS sleeping
So free from all pain.
wake not her sweet spirit
ffn-n
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Burns, 320 st. De. liberal reward. Phone
Lin 5953 2as
BULL PUP. weeks old strayed from in
! front of You ct. p, o. about 3 n m. FRIDAY
| 10Th. Reward for return to 2164 Fla, ave-
| Ant 3 or call Adams 3l45 -
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,HEEsMAN. Fridsy. February %, 1895.
Geor eso avs Ella r. doa of the 4h iats
Net. B.. G. Cheesman. lnterment aa Ar.
NDgton CemsteEys Monday. % II I'm. 26s
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PARKER. Ofloers and nenlhers nf GoIder

KUBI NsUN. Fassed away Thursdoy. Feb
MARIA ROBINSON, beloved mother Of
thrIstopher Robinson. sister of Mrs
At Bundys undertaking parlors. 649 Flor
ida ave- NV, after, ~ noon. sunday Feb
T4ary %. Funeral Monday, March / at
pm, from Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church, Vermont ave. between q and r
sts. NV. Rev :. r. Willis. pastor. Inter
arrlA.t -,nta
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PARKER. Departed this life Tuesday. Feb.
Tuary 20. 1925 at 4:15 am, at her resi-.
dence. East Arlington, Va, MARGARET
ter of John II y. Young OF Newark y.
funeral from Florida Avenue Baptist
sis. nv. Sunday. February %. at so
pm; Relatives and friends invited 70 at
tend.
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ROSSER. Friday. February 20. 1929. Al
George Washington University HOSPITAL
MARY c.. beloved wife OF the late Leon
ard Y. Rosser. Funeral from the chapel
of William H. SaTdO e. Co.. 4l2 II St ne
on Monday March I. az 80 pm Inter.
ment at Arlington National Cemetery. hS
SEGAR. Friday. February %. 1925 at 8
PM at his residence. 6Oi st. ne
GEORGE j. beloved husband Of Kate
Becliert Segar (nee Sl0snJ. Notes OF fu-
neral hereafter.
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a condensed version of "Carmencita.
Movie entertainment is getting very
ambitious.
Another New York prologue" for
THE Son of the Sheik
scene for background; basso sings
Son of the Desert" followed by bal
let of eight girls, who danced I'm the
| Sudan; Dance Mauresque, by pre-
miere ballet dancer, closing with the
Four Bagdads, an Arabian acrobatic
troupe. Some prologue"
| Thomas Meighan is to be starred in
THE Canadian" THE Background"
has been postponed. The Canadian"
, is by Arthur Stringer, who wrote
| ''Manhandled.'
| The gagman now has become the
| fun-stabber because he intects the fun
into an otherwise dull picture.
| Hoot Gibson has forsaken the mus
tang and will do "Oh, Promise Me-
with a motor truck. it is reported.
Colleen Moore's next for First Ma
tional will be "Twinkletoes. directed
by Charles Brabin.
Eugene Roth has started Mona
Lisa" at the California Studio, with
| Hedda Hopper and Crawford Kent in
| the leading roles. Arthur Maude, who
wrote the story. will direct 1t as a
two.reeler filmed in Technicolor
Cecil 3. De Mile has secured Rabbi
| Henry Radlin of New York to aid
with research work for THE King of
Kings"
Henry Kings production. The Eag-
abond Prince" an adaptation of the
play, king Harlequin" by Rudolph
| Lothar, will be adapted by Bess Mere
dith, who has been loaned by the
| Warmers for that purpose.
May Robson may make her film de-
but with Margaret de Ia Motto in
pals In Paradise Metropolitan
production.
E. w. Hammons Of Educational
says that houses to show shorts eX-
clusively are coming.
Film Daily says that 1000 houses
in 20 cities have closed for the Sum-
mer. And still they are buying and
building new ones.
Famous Players has bought
Rough House Rosie" for Clara Bow.
Now reports from Berlin say that
Famous Players has signed Warrick
Ward. one of the principals in va
riety," to a three-year contract.
More nice things from "Our AL
lies" 1t is reported that the League
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The Mad Dancer

"THE Mad Dancer" the H. f. Jams
production, featuring Ann Penn
ington and Johnnie Walker. which
opens at local theater today. tells
the story of an American girl, brought
up in the Latin quarter of Paris, who
is pursued through the pruderies of
New England life and the brilliant
social surroundings of Washington by
an indiscretion of her Paris days.
when she posed for the sensational
statue of 1.-The Mad Dancer
Ann Pennington, the girl in the
case, has a chance to do the dances
that won her fame in the Ziegfeld
"F'ollies.'' The Vincent Lopez Or
chestra makes it's first screen appear
ance in this picture. jazzing for scenes
the gay life of the New
York cabaretS
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Acquires Olympic Theater

GIDNEY LUST has acquired the
Olympic Theater, on U street near
Fourteenth, increasing his string OF
Washington playhOuSeS, according to
an announcement made in the Mather
Building.
This will give Mr.. Lust a string of
five theaters in the city, including the
Leader, on Ninth street: the Hippo
drome, on X street near Ninth; the
Elite, at Fourteenth and Rhode Island
avenue, and the Grand. at Seventh
and K streets southwest.
Coming here a few years ago in the
theatrical business, Mr.. Lust was i'm
pressed by the opportunity offered by
Washington as a location for an indie
pendent film exchange. He went into
this business, but soon decided that he
might as we'll have his own theaters.
Today he owns the five theaters
mentioned and supplies films to a
large number of theaters throughout
the South.
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for the Development and Exploita.
ton of the Cinema" has been formed
ito fight the inroads of American pic.
lures in Spain. France, Italy and the
more important South American nas
tons" 1t originated in Brazil. It is
said.
Paul Wegner. who played the titls
role in Rex Ingram's new picture,
The Magician" has been signed by
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer.
The latest Shubert touch will con.
vert the Boston Opera House into q
de luxe movie theater.
Edward Laemmle has chosen for his
picture. Held BY the Law" by Bay
ard WELLER. May McAvoy. William
Haynes. Ralph Lewis. Robert Ober.
Fred Kelsey, June Marlowe and r. 7.
Radcliffe. The story appeared seriallv
in Mystery Stories.
Having finished the biggest picture
of her career, Love Me and the
World Is Nine" under the direction
of +. a. Dupont, Mary Philhin has do.
cided to spend a well-carncd vacation
in New York
Largely on account or the success
in Paris of Michael Strogoff.' V
Tourjansky. director. and Nine.
Natalie kovenkO. who played the fem
mime lead opposite Mosjoukin, have
been engaged for a picture by Metro
Goldwyn. Universal has cut the pic
ture down from Z reels to 10 and viii
release it this Fail. Nosjoukin will ar
rive in America in September 10 star
In Universal pictures.
Ethel Shannon has been selected f".
the role opposite HoOt Gibson in Peter
r. Kyne's story, ooh, Promise Me"
Burr Mcintosh is in the east ais"
The releasing title will he The Buck
aroo Kid
Isn't Lois Weber the little fiXer
though? Here she goes and gets her
eX-husband. Phillips Smalley. a Job in
her own company. The Sensation
Seekers. and now she has secured for
her present husband. Capt. Harry
Gantz. who doesn't need any job at al,
by the way. job on the same niver-
sal City lot
Jack Pickford has signed a contrac'
with Metro-G oldwyn-Maycr. and will
Continued on Thirteenth Pace)
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HOME.

Today, George O'Brien in silver
Treasure and Sennett comedy,
Trimmed in Cold; tomorrow, Lon
CLANCY in The Road to Mandalay'
and Charles Puffy in Wise or Other
wise; Tuesday, Paramount Junior
stars in Fascinating Youth" and
Arthur Lake in Hearts for Rent;
Wednesday, Lloyd Hughes and Mary
Astor in The Scarlet Saint" and
Aesop Fable; Thursday, Peter b.
Kyne's THE Golden Strain" and Hal
Roach's Never Too Old: Friday,
Pete Morrison in 1.-The Escape" I'M
perial comedy and Hodge Podge; Sat
urday, Peter B. Kyne's 'The Sham
rock Handicap and Bobby Vernon in
Broken China"
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SAVOY.

Today. Gertrude Olmstead and
Charles Murray in THE Boob and
Wanda Wiley in There She Goes;
tomorrow, James Oliver Curwoods
when the Door Opened" and o. Hen
rvs THE Social Triangle"; Tuesday.
Mary Aston and Lloyd Hughes in
High Steppers'' and Edna Marian i'll
His Girl Friend; Wednesday, Con-
way Tearle and Barbara Bedford in
THE Sporting Lover; also comedy,
"Tailoring"; Thursday, Marguerite de
la Motto and Henry B. Walthall in
The Unknown Soldier; also Aesop
Fable: Friday, "The Secret Spring;
also Lloyd Hamilton in Nothing Mat
ters'; Saturday, Tom Tyler in wild
to Co." Juvenile comedy, "Raisin
Cain" and Snapshots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-15
PARK.

Today and tomorrow, Alice Joyce,
Conway Tearle and Clara Bow in
Dancing Mothers" Ralph Graves
comedy, Hurry. Doctor" and Park
News; Tuesday. Dorothy Devore and
Cullen Lands in 1.-THE Midnight Fly
err" and Charlie Chase comedy, Isn't
Life Terrible?"; Wednesday and
Thursday, Cecil r. De Miles THE
Volga Boatman," with William Boyd.
Elinor Fair and Victoer Varconi; Fri
day, Weber and Fields in Friendly
Enemies" and Evelyn Brent in THE
Imposter': Saturday, George Sidney
Charlie Murray and Vera Gordon in
The Cohens and the Kelleys,' Sen
nett comedy and chapter 3, THE
Phantom Police" matinee only.