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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-15
FIRM FOREIGN
CABLES BOOST
WHEAT PRICES
Small Argentine Shipments
Are Strong Factor
in Market.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 15.-Wheat had
q strong tone on the Board Of
Trade and closed sharply higher
with May and July acting very
tight. Absence of any heavy selling,
strong Liverpool cables and the
small Argentine shipments were the
chief factors. No disposition to sell
is found in either domestic or for
eign markets. The firmness is a
matter Of pit conditions rather than
outside news. Corn and oats were
only fractionally higher with wheat.
At the close wheat was Is to Ia
cent higher. corn was - to y cent
higher and oats was 4 cent higher.
Provisions were steady to a little
easy.
Liverpool firmed up during the
late trading and closed strong, y tc
/ cent higher. Buenos Aires turned
strong and was / cent higher at
midday. Sales of 100000 bushels
Manitobas were reported over night
Cash prices we're unchanged. Re-
ceipts were Is cars.
Corn was a little firmer with
wheat in a quiet market with most
trading of a local character. At
mid-session prices were fraction
ally higher. Receipts we're small
with country offerings of only 5000
bushels, while the sh. piping demand
continued good. Cash prices were
y cent lower. Receipts were 10
cars.
Oats gained in the minor frac-
tons during the morning in SYM
pathy with the other grains in a
rather dull market. Cash prices
we're unchanged. Receipts we're GO
cars.
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DOzg-JOneS Summary

months ended Dec 81. fe29. earned 1887 q
share on l45.o54 common shares.
Pacific Gas and Electric receives sane
ton of California railroad commission TO
s ssqu JOAQUIN 6isas ybt snd Power snd Nd
land Counties Public Service Corporation
through exchange of stock.
Traux-Traer Coal Company and sub.
cents share on 245,0oo shares.
Pittsburgh q Lake Erie railroad first
quarter earned 81 SO a share against sl.70
a share in like 1929 quarter.
New York Central railroad. including
leased lines, first quarter earned. SS.471,-
256 after taxes and charges. against
$I4,9S2. 500 in like 1929 quarter.
Anaconda Wire and Gable Company of
California. Anaconda Wire and Gable Com
pany. subsidiary. acquired California WIRE
and Gable Company.
Royal Dutch Petroleum ompany declared
final common dividend of IA per cent same
as year ago.
International Paper and Power Company
and subsidiaries first quarter earned
s67Oo54 after depreciation; amortization
and minority common stock of subsidi-
aries. against s48o.423 in like 1929 quar-
ter.
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Lines Com,
pany declared regular quarterly dividend
of 81 payable July l. record June Is.
Monongahela West Pennsylvania Public
Service Company declared regular quarter
ly dividend of 1874 cents on 2 per cent
preferred. payable July l. record June 10.
Edward @. Fielder of Jacquelin and De
Coppet and Alexander G. Gale of Vernon
C. Brown g. Co.. have been appointed
governors of the New York Stock Ex-
change.
Power produced by public utilities in
United States in 1929 totaled 1882, 385. 600
K. w. H. an increase Of 1913 per cent
over 1928.
Acme Steel first quarter sales $4,000, 900
against Sc $50 900 in like 1929 period ana
81. 800 600 in like 1928 period. April sales
best since last october.
International Telephone and Telegraph
directors reelected.
Postal Telegraph and Gable directors re-
elected.
National Supply Company in March
quarter earned 40 cents a common share,
against 5000 in March 1929 quarter.
Sears Roebuek g. Co. and Montgomery
Ward g. Co., cut tire prices on an
average Of Al to per cent.
Cities Service Company stockholders
of record May 20, offered right to pur-
chase convertible debentures at par in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-15
SWINE MARKET
ABOUT STEADY
AT CITY YARDS
Slaughter Glasses Exhibit
Firmer Trend in Cattle
Mart.

Hog prices held about steady in
trade at the Union stockyards this
morning. The bulk, 160 to $50
pounds, sold for S10.35, this price
representing top paid. Receipts
were estimated at 1000, holdovers
were 294.
Cattle receipts were 700, with
slaughter classes strong to Is cents
higher. Vealers sold so cents up at
$11 down. Calf receipts were 900.
Sheep were steady with receipts Of
700. Spring lambs were mostly 50 to
$12, with odd head going at $13.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 5000 direct. Holdovers
were 1000. Today's market slow to
10 cents lower than Wednesdays av-
erage. A few loads of choice ITO to
210 pound weights sold at $10.15 to
$10.25. Cattle receipts were $500;
sheep $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-15
World Race Likely
Inifed Press

NEW YORK. May 15.-A race for
a new world-circling record was re-
ported today to be scheduled to start
in June between John Henry Mears.
who twice established new speed
records in circling the globe. and
William S. Brock, who attempted to
set one in 1923 with Edward Schlee.
The record is held by the Graf
Zeppelin, which set the mark at
eighteen DAYS.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Walter j. Marquis. 4s. Brightwood Y M.
G. A. engineer. and Winifred B. Epperson.
A. of 1888 Roosevelt. nurse.
Fred w. Phelps, rs. of 1902 North New
jersey. surveyor. and Louise E. Stagg. 81,
of 1902 North New. Jersey.
Bernard N. Kirshbaum, IS, of 1888 North
Meridian, retired, and Mabelle L. Richey.
80. of 3015 North Meridian.
Donald F. Adams 81, Beech Grove: me-
chanic, and Margaret M. Coons, ID. Beech
Glove.
Moses N. Patterson, so. of 431 Patterson:
mechanic. and Barbara Whitlock. 40. Of
Dwight 6. Davis. 26 of BAT South Me-
ridian, chauffeur, and Helen G. Dalton.
26, of 926 South West. bookkeeper,
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U. S. IN BAD SHAPE
At Least, That's How Baptist Key
noter Feels About It.

BIZ Tinted Press
NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-Deliv-
ering the convention sermon Of the
Southern Baptist convention, DR..
Robert G. Lee of Memphis called
America "the land of artificial beau
ty shops, jazz orchestraS, comic
strips, shrieking posters, cocktail
crusaders. tom-tom dances, itching
ears and potterings with shabby
nothings.
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Three in Auto Hurt

WARSAW, Ind. May 15.-Three
persons were injured, all seriously,
when the automobile in which they
we're riding crashed into a tee at
the roadside near here today. Mrs.
A. r. Myers, Lebanon, suffered
fractures of an arm and leg: o. D..
Kellogg ard L. A. kellogg. both of
TT. Wayne, were also injured.
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CLOSED BANKS SAFE
DEPOSIT VAULT SOLD
State Savings Boxes Acquired by
Bankers Trust Subsidiary.

The safe deposit vault of the
State Savings and Trust Company.
closed recently, has been sold TO
the Bankers Trust Safe Deposit
Company, Eben H. Wolcott. receiv-
er of the former company, an
nounced today. Various sections of
the safe deposit boxes, each weigh
ing two and one-half tons. will be
removed today and Friday without
disturbing contents of boxes.
The Bankers Trust Safe Deposit
Company. subsidiary of the Bank
ers Trust Company, Pennsylvania
and Ohio streets. viii continue
service to safe deposit box holders
Of the closed bank without addi-
tional charge until expiration Of
leases Of box holders.
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In the Ain"

weather conditions in the air at
9 a. m:
West southwest wind, II miles an
hour; barometric pressure, 29.77 at
sea level; temperature, 81; ceiling,
1000 feet; visibility six miles; field
good.
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ratio OF - principal amount OF deDentureS
for each common share held. Rights ex-
pire June is.
Esler. Electric Corporation declared divl-
dend Of Sta cents on common. PAYABLE
dividend Of 37iz cents was declared.
Bank of England statement for week
ended May Is shows circulation S56.454.-
0c0 pounds against S5S. 400. 900 May g.
Ratio Sc per cent against 54.6 per cent
and bullion 16S,S47,OOO against I6i.5O2,-
900 pounds.
Consolidated profit Of Fairchild Aviation
S0FP9,rati91n manufaSturing dyson Of the
decided all intangibles should be written
assets be shown. AS result net loss for
the year was 81. 094. AIS after inventory ad-
Iustment and deductions for engineering
interests. etc: Sales for 1929 were $500
Quarter profit was sieos o27 after infe aTSR
and other deductions, but before deprecia-
ton. against sl,5ss,875 in March. 1929.
S SgsinsF ss ad T ELY months s6,s82'544
National Biscuit acquired Pacific Coast
Biscuit for 100000 common shares and
Bishop & Co. for 10000 common shares.
American Public Service Company for
twelve months ended March 81, 1880, re-
ports profit Of s2I37.858 after taxes and
chargeS. but before depreciation. against
SZ,Ol6,944 in previous twelve months
March quarter profit was $401 1858. against
Rutland railroad in March quarter
earned cents on per cent preferred.
against 30 cents on preferred in March,
1929, quarter.
Time for deposit Of WiIcox-Rich B
stock under merger with Eaton Axle and
Spring extended until May %.
Columbian Carbon Company and sub
salaries first quarter earnings was $l.62
a. share on 498.505 shares. against $232 a
ter.
Standard Oil Company Of New Jersey
ana affiliated companies 1929 earnings
were s4.75 a share on 25.41s. 968 common
shares. against SAB a share on 4.484. 219
shares in 1923.
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United Press

CINCINNATI, May l5:-Hogs-Receipt
1900: Including 1900 direct, held over.
$40: fairly active early steady; sows
Steady to Csc higher; late trade slow; top,
24o-26o lbs. slo.25dlo 40; 26o-30O lbs. $40
bulk sows, s8.75G9. Cattle-Receipts. 275:
calves. $50: slow. steady: bulls. weak; few
slaughter steers and heifers. SEA IL. COWS.
63s; bulls s7d6: better grace vea.err.
soc higher; other grades strong: top.
-Receipts. 225 steady: top. sll.50: good
ard choice snringers Sl0GIl. so: medium.
So. s0d L. so: Gull and common, So down; few
mutton ewes. S4q5..
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BIZ United Press

steady: creamery in tub lots according to
score s4G s5c: common score discounted. ?
II Sc; packing stock No. l. use; No. 2, Ice;
STEADY; cases included: fresh gathered.
2olsc frsts. zoe; seconds. l7iac:, nearby
unGraded 19l7c. Live Poultry-Thin and
fowls 5 lbs and over zoe: lbs. and over.
ale; 3 lbs. and over. 2ic; Leghorns. lbs.
coNored over lbs, SIC; ia lbs. and over.
sac: IL lbs. and over. csc: Leghorn and
Orpington broilers y lbs. and over, sic;
~. lbs and over 25c: broiiers partly
festhered. 24G 36c; black Springers. 24c-
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EAST BUFFALO. May 15.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900: followers, 400; rather slow.
5nI5c lower: bulk, l2o-240 lbs, sl0.75:
Cattse-Receipts. 200: fairly active. mostly
steady: good heifers. sl1-25Qll.50: me-
dunn, Sl0Gi0.25. COWS. scarce; cutter
GRADES. S350m6. Calves-Receipts. ESQ:
vealers. fully steady: good to choice. most
" SIl.50: common and medium. IS "a 9. rs.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: lambs. steady.
quality plain. god to near choice clippers.
Sc so: mixed offerings. So: aged wethers.
ss75 down: few desirable spring lambs.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 96c for
No. red wheat and Gle for No. 2 hard
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Bu United Press

PITTSBURGH Nav 5.-Hog@Receipts.
1900: market l5@25c. lower; sows steady
at $850Qe; 10000 lbs. butchers, $40. 10
and slO75; 220-250 lbs. Il05O@ 10 IS: 100
100 lbs. mostly sl0nie25. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. IS; market steady: load of plain
ket steady; good and choice vealers. $106
II. Sheep-Receipts. 800; market Csc
lower on clipped lambs; bulk, S9Q9.75;
spring lambs and sheep steady; few
springers. s1lql8; shorn aged wethers, SIS
G5.50.
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MILWAUKEE,. Wis. May 15.-Unit
Corporation of America had 1,7S7 stock
holders on April 10. an increase of near
" 5s per cent since Jan. L, this year,
according to announcement wednesday.
The company's past earnings record and
its strong position in the industry are
largely responsible for the increase II
was officially stated. At the beginning
of the present year the company had
something like LOO stockholders.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT
By United Press
NEW YORK, May 15.-Bank clearings.
$1,152, 000. 900; clearing house balance,
$l71 900, 000 federal reserve bank credit
balance $161, 000, 900.
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The Amerada Corporation reports that
Grounds Well No in the South Ea ascsn}0
bro,,rht in with en- initial production OF
approximately $500 barrels daily. has H.
creased its flow to $4,000 barrels ,o oSltiE;
The we'll is on property owned Jointly
with the Dixie Oil Company.
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Rn rnitcd Press

Fl. WAYNE. Ind. May l5.-calves-Re-
ceipts. 50: hogs. $50; sheep, IS. hog mar
ket, steady. 90-1lo lbs, $3.50; 1l0-l30
lbs. SEAS: 130-15O lbs. 1855; f50-z60 lbs.
sI0-55; Soo-5as lbs. sl0Is: 225-750 lbs.
sl005: 150-700 5bs- 1885: 31Q-350 his
So "a. roughs $3.50: stays IS: calves
si0s1: ciirped lambs -: wooded lamos. 81.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, May 15-Treasury net
balance on May iS was $9O,o99 ,4oo;71. Gus
toms receipts for the month to that Gate
oenditures on May 10 were S8.470. 5000.
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CHICAGO. May 15.-Customers Of Cen
trail Public Service Corporation nave IN
creased 20 per cent since the hrst OF tne
year, according to Albert E. Pierce presi-
dent. On May 1, the corporation was
supplying gas or electricity to 49O'79'
customers compared with SS6.296 on Dec.
n. 1929. The rate Of increase continues
the record showing Of 1929. when be-
tween the first and last days of the year
customers of the company increased W
per cent, from slightly more than 100000
to over $4,000.
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United Press

CHICAGO, May IS. - Eggs : Market,
22G22iac; hrsts, 20Izc; ordinaries: l9q
steady; receipts, $3.50 tubs. extras. 3s53c:
seconds, 286 29I5c standards, 33lac. Poul-
try-Market. steady; receipts; cars:
fowls, zoe; springers, Csc; Leghorns, zoe;
ducks. Ice; geese lac: turkeys, zoe; roost-
ers. i3l2c; broilers, 30d3 Cheese
Twins, 1877 G1sc; Young Americas, l9l2c.
Potatoes-On track. 178; arrivals. 54; snip
merts 864; market. old and new, frm;
Wisconsin sacked Round Whites, 81 $50
2e5; Idaho sacked Russets; $3.50 3.!5;
Michigan sacked Round Whites, ~
Bliss Triumphs. s3.65d3.So.
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BvUnited Press

CLEVELAND. O.. May 15-ButteE-Ex-
Extras, 22c; frsts 2lc. Poultry-Fowls. %
a24c: medium, asa 24c: Leghorn. 2Og2lc;
2ssI sac: ducks, goa 24c; old cocks, 12q lac;
geese, I0G15c. Potatoes-Maine Green
Mountain. s2.65G2.70 per lS0-lb. sack:
Idaho Russet. $3.75dS.s5.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. May 15.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged: spring patents, s5.75@S. Pork
Firm mess :$ ga u L s5 TaIjow mlfaif;
Snsc,al 10 extra. So G6c Potatoes-Old.
dull: new, steady; Long Island $500 $500
$50: southern. S3.5ogS; Maine, $3.50
Wesk: southern crate So: jersey basket,
s5cG3.25. Dressed poultry-Firmer; tur-
keys, 25G43c; chickens. l7@96c; capons,
land zoe. Live poultry-Firm; geese, 12@
isc: ducks. 14G23c: fowls. 24@26c; tur-
keys, GOA soc; ROSTERS. i5c; capons, $50
4Oc: broilers, 20643c. Cheese-Steady;
state whole milk, fancy to specials, 24G
25c: Young America, 2lG25c.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

indianapolis bank clearings Thursday
May is. $4,202, 900; debts, $6.940, 900.
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American Water Works and F Ele aAdic
ssrnfnes for the wear ended March 81:
1890 i 81 gsssn 4 Of for
Net income after all charges. including
reserves. totaied $7,s5o,5 equivalent,
on the .69S,5i1 shares of common stock
Outstanding. For the year ended March Sd
81. 1928. net income, totaled $6.672, PIG.
lent to 1878 a share on the 1;467. $50
shares of. common stock then outStssPn61-
ing. During the year an additional z5U'-
Isl shares Of common stock were issued.
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Produce Markets

Eggs (countrv rupI-Loss on delivered
zoe: No 2, i5c.
"a lbs. or over. .2oc: under 41s lbs: lLS;
over 2lc: under Az lbs 2lc; broilers;
1880 25c: old cocks. 12ql ducks it ull
festhered. fat. whites. 12c: geese. l0c.
THESE prices are for No. top quality
quoted bv Kingan & Co. .. ~.
Butter wholesale mo. /. 4z9 4oc: NO
4 4O6141c Butterfat-35c.
Cheese (wholesaIe selling price per
poundl-American loaf. 3ic; pimento ioa1
sac: wisconsin hrstS. 27c. Longnorns S4c
New York limberRer. s6c.
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BIZ United Press
SSS $685. bal May
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The COoper-Bessemer Corporation re-
ports gross sales for the month OF April
Of S1,S76,3S2. as compared with $685.
COZ for the same month in 1929. or an
increase Of more than 100 per cent. For
the first 4 months of 1880, gross sales
amounted to S2,956.523, an increase of
81 per cent or S6SS.OSS over the total
of $2,S1S,485 for the same period in
the preceding year.
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Business
and
Finance

Directors of National Family Stores de- e.
20 cents share on the preferred STOCK
and 40 cents share on the common stoc *
both payable June /. to stockholders Oh
record May 20.
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Bv United Press
Bv United Press

TOLEDO May 5.-Hogs-Receipts, 400;
market 1OG 15c lower; heavies. $9.75@10;
mediums. $10.10M 1925; Workers. S9.50Gt
CTS; pigs. $9Q9.75. Cattle-Receipts, light;
market slow. Calves-Receipts. light;
market. slow. Sheep-Receipts, light;
market. strong.
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CHICAGO Grain Table

iCHiICAGO' Nav 15.-Carlots Wheat;
corn, 81; oats. So; rye. l, and barley. 3.
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By Times Special
Bu United Press

DH UWIIfU FTtSS
EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL.,. May 15-Hogs-
Receipts. 1900: market, SC to mostly loo
5000: most cows. 50; few. 1910. Cattle
Receipts. 1900. Calves-Receipts. 1000;
undertone. strong on steers. mixed year
slI50; other classes generally steady.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market. no early
sales; indications steady to lower; holding
best spring lambs above. $l1.50.
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ratio Of 81 principal amount Of debentures
for each common share held. Rights ex-
pire June IS.
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Eislcr Electric Corporation declared divi-
dend of 37iz cents on common, PAYABLE
June II, record MAY rs. On Jan. % initial
dividend Of 37iz cents was declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-08
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MOLLH MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, July 8 (N.ANA).-
few suppress agents who idled over
the holiday at deep-sea fishing and
motor tours were back on the job yes
terday morning, busy as beavers, killing
of the results of Vivian Duncan's bat
terry charge against Rex Lease, the
movie actor.
Very, very early yesterday morning
the blond comedienne exhibited a dark
link eye to a Malibu magistrate and
demanded the arrest of her boy friend.
Lease the while was loudly comment
ing on the bruised state of his shins. a
state he attributed to Vivian Duncan's
athletic kicks.
The dawn scene at Justice of the
Peace Websters cottage at Malibu CHI
NAKED a slight difference of opinion
which had grown into a progressive
light as the day wore on into night and
independence" was celebrated more
and more literally.
Explosives having given out, the two
took to fists and feet at the home of
Charles Farrell it would seem. But
you can't hit a Duncan. Cicero police
discovered that some time back. They
may acquire broken noses or blackened
eyes, but their comeback is swift and
sure.
Friends who separated the combat
ants look on Coolldge-1ke reserve.
Plunged in work, they came to the
discreet conclusion that they really saw
nothing at all.
In the old days of the colony many
of the gayest week end parties finished
off with one or more of the headliners
getting a ride in the village tumbril
But those days would seem to have
passed. The colony has gone polite
with a vengeance. Headlines must re-
1aN al .fv,rr G~ksa
they are to do q girl or boy any good
with studio heads.
OF late professionals who like pub
hcity have fallen back on the fake
engagement as a means of achieving
public notice other than the casual
routine type.
BY nightfall the fight will be thing
Of the past. Studios do not allow their
proteges to make charges against one
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another. So, 10 to /, the little Dun.
cans temper will dissolve quite diplo-
matically. She will forget her back eye
and Rex Lease will forget his barked
shins.
And perhaps Charles Farrell will
spend next Independence day on his
yacht, where celebrant droppers-in will
have to swim out to stage fight in
his presence.
But there's good red blood in these
here actors yeti
Emil Jannings will come back to the
studios of Hollywood, as we all thought
when he was first allowed to leave
these parts. But not to the same
studio. This time Warner Bros. will
give the great German actor an oppor-
tunity to register in talk
Slowly the nucleus of foreign players
is reassembling Once they were the
most interesting group in Hollywood
their parties the most unusual Their
persistent clinging to their own tongues
limited their entertaining to their own
kind. with occasional variations in the
way of foreign speaking visitors.
This time they will probably mingle
more with the English speaking actors
for the American market is by far the
largest, and salaries will be made &C.
cordingly.
One of the most remarkable occupa-
tons hereaboutS is that of the girl who
raises spiders to rent to motion picture
producers for cloSe-upS.
Strikes me most of her actors are
between pictures" at the present time
Copyright. $780, by North American News
paper Alliance.)
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Cameras Snap the Sleeper

In an effort to determine the mos
restful positions for the sleeper, auto
matte cameras were rugged up on the
bed, making exposures at regular inter.
walls. but the experiment did not result
in any valuable conclusions, for the
sleepers were found to occupy every
possible position in the course of a
night and many of them had the ap-
pearance Of being very uncomfortable.