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VIOTOKY
IIEINH
Ill.OltlOlh
SAVl
1'KEAtilElt
(Summary
of
Sermon
Preached
Yesterday
by
Rev.
J.
R.
Friasll)
The
little
black
ahantlea
on
the
hlll-alde
were
filled
with
silent
mu.v
r.iu
men.
and
in
one
buihli:it.
):iun:!
.,,
1!.
hcaplta!
two
MiflertT-
!a
.inder
fnv
blankets,
their
Mi.
sir.iim
In
u...
handing
them
wa
r
:i,
Kiliiii
di;:
Outside,
great
boulder
In)
:u
rha
-
.
il
lit
places
the
rucb
wet-"
nri::;'(i
u.
!.
blood
8
Jim
one
!)..(!
bi.indi
:
:i
anil
:
In-cliff
had
beeti
rent
:n
'w.i.n
No
soon-,
r
due
man
b'-u::,
'
rn:u
out
his
own
:n
!:
h
i!:
si-
cotinters
dif
irull:r.-
Tin-
r..k-
lire
too
hard
and
hll.
the
:
tests
hi
dense
and
dark
and
:tii!ii.'il:.iTely
he
Uncovers
that
hat
.-
:...t
.rt.,rv
h
Is
easily
won
"
"If
any
man
will
unr
after
me."
said
.le.a.-
let
him
d
tiy
ii::n-aelf
and
take
up
Ins
c...'
and
l
I
'1
me
"
Human!!)
ha.
ti.uv'h'
.!
w.i
tin-Ward
at
the
punr.
uf
'he
l..,iie;
A
.1
nation
suffers
it
pnisHi
as
.
tea-i
to
suffer
it
decay-
and
die-
Eiu-la'ul
!
Was
begotten
;n
the
.sure
tr.na.l
.'
Ill
beth's
day
The
Ani"i
-ati
n
.t.
:.
:..
from
the
sons
(1
ninrtyrs
G.rm.iiii
a.i-also
bapt.-d
m
nlium
r
,,
-.-.
1
road
tliat
leads
f
'ijt
aUir.
Il
;;n-posatafe
to
arrive
at
any
great
.goal
1
without
(truffle
and
struggle
gives
strength
to
toe
muscle
and
puts
Iron
In
the
blood.
Lord
Tennyson
In
his
Saul
write
thus:
"By
the
pain
throb
triumphantly
winning
intensified
bliss
tSflnv
&nl
tHm
ar.nl
worth
warhlne
Then
ever
towards
man's
height
of
nobleness
ctrlve.
still
some
now
pro-
the
lie
n.eall.li:
:
1
1
1
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the
P'
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id
o.-d
ha-
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Wtt
LOVES
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who
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li--:
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not
fall
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;
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ilea"
h
She
i.Vf-
'.ertiifri'
And
il
thu
r
l,es
luain
and
drawin
t
'
letnelits
has
mule!
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98
86
Monday,
April
9,
1928
gr
salon
to
contrive.
Till,
Just
as
any
other
friend,
we
grasp
death's
hand
and,
j
having
died,
feel
none
the
less
how
!
beautiful
It
was
to
be
alive."
rock
or
(tovk
riox
j
But
the
Rock
of
Calvary
Is
always
at
j
:!-.e
i.unimit
of
the
rock
of
difficulty.
Jiicf
tie
set
Hlnueir
steadfastly
to
go
inwards
Jerusalem.
But
the
final
conflict
was
to
take
place
not
at
Jerusalem
-tit
at
Calvary.
On
this
Rock
Christ
ive
His
life,
the
rock
of
conviction,
he
rook
of
resolution.
Here
Christ
came
Into
conflict
for
the
last
time
with
the
font
that
overthrow,
and
i
ne
1
1
red
by
subml.stnr
not
to
these
!-..!
'ii
His
I-'jtlnr'.s
will
W.irn
Hi.
hunte:
'.iuinds
the
dee:
i'
.s.
':ne:
;me
'il.ows
the
a:.i:ilal's
d-sta;n.r.
the
:
in.
k
thi'
I.
.re
t
'liter
int.)
life's
halt
e
:
11
1
1.
t
he
jutu'le
w
i;
h
".i1
ir.-trks
alti!
llte.s
h'.:l;".j
HOIK
OI
MVSIKHV
Oi:
Is
1.
(ten
Mystery
'.d
u!n!
l:(e
f..r
d:
un
i.-l
1
ves
tender
near
to
ter
own
nr:
-.e
becomes
er
and
mystery
of
widened
into
the
i.iMm
of
Ood.
'
The
astronomer
climbs
the
onaertatery
n
order
that
he
may
turn
his
eye
upon
a
star'
In
the
sword
of
Orion.
If
he
be
a
Qod-feering
man
he
slowly
and
reverently
ascends
the
watch
tower
from
which
the
great
refractor
looks
out
upon
the
evening
sky.
He
Is
In
the
pre-
And
the
next
world's
reward
and
repose
isence
of
the
Almighty.
He
Is
under
by
the
struggle
in
this."
,
the
shadow
of
the
Sternal.
Lo,
the
star
tlOKDIXs
ot'
LOVE
The
Htneyoo
mothers
of
India
their
children
about
the
Ooddesa
Love.
On
one
occasion
she
waa
walk-tag
la
the
noonday
sun
and
a
dove,
the
stored
bird
of
India,
came
flying
through
the
air
and
took
refuge
in
her
bosom.
The
OoddeM
looked
up
and
to
Mr
surprise
a
hawk
was
hovering
over
her
head."
You
have
a
dove
there,"
shrieked
the
hawk.
"Tea,"
answered
the
Ooddeaa.
'
"WH1."
said
the
hawk.
"I
have
been
bunting
that
bird
all
morning,
tie
my
rtfraful
free."
j
becomes
a
ghostly
mist
towering
up
In
tell
;
the
uxMt
strange
and
fantastic
forms,
of
1
spreading
It
arms
as
if
groping
for
prey
in
the
Infinite
blackness
of
apace,
and
with
an
awful
mouth
gaping
wide
enaugh
to
'swallow
a
million
worlds.
The
astronomer
now
calls
fat
a
telescope
possessing
greater
magnifying
pswera.
and
turns
It
face
towards
the
blazing
star
atlll
be
see
nothing
but
the
same
horrid
mouth
opening
beneath
a
forehead
decked
with
a
misty
plum,
armed
with
horn
a
million
leagues
in
length,
and
gashed
with
an
I
demand
you
to
set
it
1
abysmal
ehaam
whieh
It
would
take
1
centuries
to
cross.
tJndaunted.
the
as-
Tbe
Goddess
knew
she
should
give
up
j
tronomer
the
dove
but
-the
wanted
to
keep
It
afe
from
harm.
"Oh.
cruel
hawk."
she
aid.
"what
wilt
thou
that
I
might
retain
this
dfevVf
"
The
hawk
answered
reluctantly.
"Well,
If
you
must
retain
the
dove.
I
want
its
equivalent
la
your
own
flesh."
And
then
the
Hindoo
mothers
tell
the
IttUe
ones
bow
the
Ooddeaa
held
the
dove
tightly
with
her
right
arm
and
with
the
other
bared
her
bosom
while
the
hawk,
alighting
upon
her
sh-julder.
tore
from
her
the
eiilv!lnt
In
flesh.
It
wsa
sot
an
msy
matter
tn
tunnel
some
of
these
streets
througn
the
rocks
and
ley
the
foundations
t:f
permanent
and
statsly
hemes,
but
the
reward
has
been
worth
the
effort,
snd
so
the
Kicks
and
boulders
along
the
path
of
e
Christ
tan
life
when
rjmoved.
make
feel
that
life
after
sll
was
worth
calls
for
a
atfll
larger
tele-
:-ope
and
uses
a
mirror
of
four
tons
weight
with
the
hope
of
gathering
the
pale
light
frbm
the
awful
monster
whose
ralntly
phosphorescent
form
lies
afloat
In
the
Infinite
ceean
of
Immen-
itjr
.
tvujfeanlt
Uvtyr,
,
blare
of
distinct
stars.
The
awful
nebul
i
that
like
some
Oriental
monarch
baffled
and
inflamed
all
curiosity,
lifts
up
It
cloudy
veil
and
look
forth
with
a
million
eyes.
The
misty
horror
kindles
It-c-!f
into
robes
of
beauty
and
crown
of
glory.
"lye
hath
not
seen,
ear
hath
not
heard,
neither
hath
It
entered
Into
the
heart
of
man
what
Ood
hath
prepared
for
th
ise
that
lave
Him
The
"Plying
Scotsman"
express
of
England
weighs
388
ton
when
empty,
tut
when
full
of
tourists.
13
tons
additional
weight
Is
discovered.
A
school
y
cs.i
perhaps
tell
how
many
tour-Ms
this
represent
Thev
choose
to
chew
Hurrying
fathers
and
impatient
children
cant
bolt
it
-
The
crunchy
crisp
shreds
aid
digestion
and
build
good
muscle
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
I
have
dime
the
with
my
lile
f.o
far.
dawn
In
Durango,
(-
,
As
Told
to
Harold
C.
Burr
By
RAMON
NOVARRO
totally
unexpected
When
I
was
a
boy
Mexico.
I
did
not
wanted
my
to
be
a
dentist,
while
my
pother
hWd
out
determinedly
that
1
study
for
a
concert
pianist.
My
own
cholae
was
to
Ing.
TheA
ere
no
funds
for
me
to
study
either
dentistry
or
music
xo
I
Imujjlit
In
ine-tHUthkrt
to
HoIKwoihI.
Hut
I
(ll.l
not
gt.
Intik
etreii
work
immeui-,
atelj.
tliiX
vtf
I'tiraVdlwipimlnlnirnts.
1
Wttiideriitg
off
Itlto-
by-piitlis
to
aatlxrjr
the
landlu.l).
I
I
did
do
Bit
In
'Qatar
Khayyam.
but
It
was
not
very
big.
I
got
lnto
picture
work
by
fits
and
starts,
circult-ously.
Opportunity
did
not
knack
every
day.
'
I
came
to
the
motion-picture
game
rtreeu.
yet
couM
look
back
on
some
1
very
youthful
theatrical
experience.
The
(
IninuUe
tj
act
must
X-.ave
been
generat-
ing
strongly
In
my
veins
when
I
was
boy
in
my
Mexican
home.
;
still
tenderly
young.
I
Imllt
a
thea
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for
the
Dally
News.
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"THE
GORILLA"
WEEK-END
PLAY
roMcnv
MiMtri
with
imtiioh
iv
MYHTEItV
t'OMEIIV
IIEKK
AT
WEEK
EMI
Comedy
la
supposed
to
be
closely
akin
to
tragedy.
The
greatest
eomeaiana
ana
critic
say
the
best
comedy
Is
that
which
is
mingled
with
pathos,
and
If
this
is
true
then
Charlie
Murray,
who
1
featured
in
"The
Oorllla,"
has
all
the
laughs
coming
to
him.
"The
Oorllla"
Is
the
hilarious
and
hysterical
mystery
comedy
coming
here
at
the
week
end.
And
one
must
not
forget
the
gorilla
himself.
There
Is
where
Charlie
Murray
and
his
pathos
and
comedy
come
In.
It's
comedy
for
the
audience
to
see
him
playing
around
cliffs,
housetops,
cellars,
etc..
with
a
nine
foot,
four
hundred
pound
ape
man.
but
a
for
Murray,
let
the
pathos
speak
for
Itself.
Just
place
yourself
In
the
same
predic
ament
and
Imagine
the
fun.
The
Oorllla"
I
an
adaptation
of
Ralph
Spence'
stage
play
of
the
same
name
and
combines
all
the
elements
of
fun
and
chills
that
mad
the
legitimate
version
so
ooDular.
popular.
The
&
ire
situation
HiiMuuin
in
in
ithe
motion
hover
those
In
in
the
eVeW'-ay
"
1
re-
ported
to
be
a
combination
of
the
weirdest,
spookiest
mystery
and
th
greatest
comedy
Imaginable.
Murray
and
Ketoey
have
the-
roles
of
the
two
dumb
detective.
Mulligan
and
Oarrlty.
whose
greatest
problem
Is
to
keep
together.
The
gorilla
Is
a
whole
melodrama
in
himself.
His
huge
bulk
1
nd
tremendous
sis
present
a
ferocious
pert.
A
four
hundred
pound
forllla
Is
menace
enough
for
any
picture.
Mv
IIAMON
NOVAHKO
own
choice
was
to
lng."
tre
In
our
jnrtl
at
Durangn.
Ilekldea
r
njV
dabbled
In
three
branches
of
tirliit
the
arelilleel
I
was
priMlurer,
music
the
piano,
the
violin
and
the
ImnrlcM.
singe
manager
and
one
of
voice.
But
I
took
good
care
not
to
the
male
-tars.
I
did
not
liue
great
1
worK
o
hard
at
my
teaching
that
I
trouble
In
u-wniblliiK
my
roniian.v.
be-,
WOuld
have
do
energy
left
for
tramp-
caiixe
I
had
ten
Utile
brothers
and
:
ing
.raUnd
among
the
studios,
seeking
.Mm
from
ulnim
In
draw
my
tl.
,
work.
"But
it
was
not
an
amateur
troui
-nne
of
my
first
Mrofelnal
engage-
txclusively.
My
sisters
would
not
lanor
mrnts
wa
A
dJiieer
lint
not
In
the
for
art's
sake.
I
was
forced
to
pay
the
metles.
I
toured
I
he
Orpheum
t'lrrult
mercenary
one
1
cents
a
pencrmance
,
vrilh
.'Ullon
...organs
rompany
in
an
Those
salaries
would
have
raised
the
extravagant.
TlMl
let)
to
my
first
overhead
ruinously
over
a
protracted
.
rna
1
1
y
liuportAHt
pert
before
the
rainem
1
B"t
I
never
wrote
a
box-office
sue-
.
"Mr.
Rex
Ingram
waa
so
kind
as
to
it
v
.-
or
iwbly
the
first
little
theatre
iheerve
and
like
my
ioterpreUtlon
of
m
:i.'
.:
in
Mexico.
We
varied
our
bllj
,
,
fsntaey
number
on
our
program,
m-
mar
onette
shows.
I
atlll
have
;
Tnen
.
oame
the
screen
test--and
a
a
d
s
playhouse
Intact
It
has
t
contract.
h
accepted
me
for
Rupert
1
t:
iisu
rtod
to
Hollywood
and
set
of
Hentaau
in
'The
Prisoner
of
Zenda
'
up
on
inv
lawn
where
I
display
It
:mi.!
my
guests
who
will
linen
h.s-
i
Not
every
actor
can
cany
h
-
:.e
tils
debut
around
with
him
;,
at
e'
'.e-rs.
s
I
grew
older
I
saw
I
he
rhanre
lor
the
actor
was
In
the
V
nltcd
;..iw.
I
Hne
up
to
California.
MuMr
a
lis
my
gixwl
friend
when
I
first
grilled
at
the
nmtlon-plctiire
colony.
Wark
cm
the
sereeu
wa
waree,
ami
I
took
In
a
few
tletln
anil
piano
pupil
to
eke
out
the
ecleer.
t
,
t
e
t
t
.
,
HEEKf
AT
VTHE4
T.
J.
)
s
Monday
Jack
Ludea
In
"Shootla'
Irons
'
Comedy
"Ocean
Blue."
Paramount
Newa.
Soloist
Johnn
FarsUd.
Tuesday
'Tea
for
Three."
Comedy
:
"Never
Dames
Meet."
Paramount
News.
Soloist:
Johann
Panted.
Shall
VslneMl4y
and
Thurw'ay
Norma
TaJniadge
tn
"The
Dove.'
Scenic
Oddities.
Paths
Review.
IrhUy
ami
Saturday.
"The
Gorilla."
Comedy:
"A
half
Pint
Hero."
Metro
-Ooldwyn
News.
by
Anthony
Hop.
"It
haa
bees
with
me
that
alwaya
I
have
been
torn
between
two
loves
th
pictures
and
muric.
I
should
Ilk
to
combine
them
both,
and
at
last
I
think
I
see
the
road
clear
ahead
to
do
tMat
very
thing.
I
have
reached
the
place
where
I
nuv
cultivate
my
music.
I
am
studying
vole
culture
all
the
time
under
my
teacher.
Louis
Oraveure.
Some
da)
I
hepe
to
make
a
t.r.r
in
concert"
Tenieerew
William
lleewe.
Copyright.
-by
Public
Ledger
LUDEN
NEW
STAR
IN
GOOD
WESTERN
STORY
-
!
Whoever
thought
of
making
a
West-
ern
star
out
of;
handsome
Jack
Luden
s
daseivie
credit
far
an
excellent
idea.
j
Mr.
Luden
make
his
stellar
debut
'la
the
Paramount
picture
"Shootln'
Irons"
which
appears
here
tonight
and
it
I
said
that
be
makes
a
favorable
impression
In
this
type
of
drama
as
any
other
western
star,
regardless
of
bow
s
long
established;
j
Luden
Vi
fortunate
in
being
Intro-
dueed
la
a
very
goou
picture.
"Shootln'
v;
Irons"
I
miles
ahead
of
the
average
Western
in
story,
plot,
setting,
oast.
4
direction
and
everything
else.
1
For
one
thing,
It
Is
chuck
full
of
action,
and
certainly
no
Western
fan
.will
object
to
that.
The
difference
be-
it
ween
this
and
mist
Western
Is
that
,the
action
Is
there
rightfully.
It
flu
J
Into
the
story
and
continuity
NOMA
TALMADGE
PLAYS
HARD
AND
EATS
SPARINGLY
When,
looking
ax
"The
Dove."
which
I
being
enown
at
the
mid-week.
It
is
difficult
to
believe
that
Norma
Tel-made
ha
been
appearing
before
the
motion
picture
camera
for
nearly
fif
teen
year.
True,
ah
started
as
a
child,
but
even
at
that,
she
appears
but
little
more
than
a
mere
child
today.
And
this
la
due
In
large
measure
to
br
senslbli
attention
to
her
physical
While
tennis
1
her
favorite
form
of
outdoor
recreation,
she
Is
sn
ardent
'
lover
of
golf
and
swimming.
She
spend
most
of
her
time,
both
winter
and
summer,
at
her
Santa
Monica
beach
houa.
spending
long
hours
in
the
surf.
and
daring
the
California
aun
to
do
It
worst
In
the
matter
of
tan.
She
ha
not
set
diet,
being
one
of
those
fortunate
people
who
never
gain
Nervous?
Rundown?
Try
"Fruit-a-tives"
TS'0rT
let
nerye
and
run,-down
condition
make
you,
depressed
and
despondent.
The
real
source
of
your
trouble
Is
probably
Indigestion,
constipation
or
kidney
trouble
that
Impoverishes
your
blood.
The
Intensified
Juice
of
ripe,
fresh
fruit
and
the
tonics
In
Frult-a-tives
act
upon
the
kidney,
Iher,
sMmach
and
bowel,
tone
up
the
system
and
purify
the
blood
stream.
Let
Frult-a
tires
make
and
keep
you
well.
'25c
and
50c
a
boi
everywhere.
lay
it
A
.
Smooth
and
mettow.
like
"oonHtM
pn
a
werner
sea
.
.
.
eU
soon
to
st
the
iwem-ery.
to
Mucfr
the-'neart
wWh
their
beauty
of
meted
1
Htiemt.
Such
."''"P
.k.L
mi
h
rWineJv
MMved.
Al
the
--
,
-
7
-
-
W
kiMM
vtmi
nuv
aavr
conceri
hi
rri
""
1
'
as
maay
encore
a
yxj
.
You
may
rVeich
oer
am
nd
sgia.
You
may
tenter
a
rme
smij
"
rw
r
7
wivther
vaeal
lastramenuU:
solo,
choral,
or
tmphunSc.
You
mty
U
proud
of
it.
-All)
Orthgpl
f:cb
no
matter
what
they
eat.
but
s
her
favorite
dishes
are
spinach
and
avacado
salad,
perhaps
there's
s
reason.
a
they
my.
"TEA
FOR
THREE"
ONE
0FBEST
COMEDIES
"Tea
for
Three."
which
shows
her
tomorrow
is
not
only
on
of
the
beet
ctmetll
of
the
season
but
on
of
th
very
beat
fan
of
many
yean.
Lew
Cody
ann
Ailesu
Pnngte,
who
are
oa-Mamd
la
th
Mttro-Ooldwyo.
Mayer
production,
appear
to
even
better
advent
than
thy
did
la
their
Initial
co-starring
(tree,
"Adam
and
Evil."
which
wa
also
directed
by
Robert
Z
Leonard.
The
new
picture
la
a
screen
version
of
Rot
Cooper
Mgru'
famous
stag
farce
that
not
on
It
packed
the.n
in
on
Bread
way
but
gathered
-in
a
lot
of
money
for
tvetrbody
iioeueraed
when
Man
in
the
Moon
IT'S
only
when
you
read
of
the
large
number
of
accident
that
you
realiae
the
tremendous
turnover
in
th
auto
mobile
business.
A
CURL
who
I
falling
on
somebody'
neck
should
b
named
Dandruff.
8WAPP1NO
animal
is
one
of
the
recreation
tn
our
fami.
.
On
member
panes
th
buck
and
It
at
1
the
other's
St.
KEEP
on
your
toes
and
you
went
gel
down
at
heel.
LOVINO
your
enemies
la
Just
about
as
ey
a
hating
your
friend.
Both
are
powthte.
I
REMEMBER
In
the
old
dava
when
we
used
to
call
our
breakfast
room
a
kitchen.
"UVVKTl
Attain
LmtrVul
J.Vl
aH
I
knew
thei
he
had
had
a
aijnt
out
WKAKfll
HEX
A
man
has
less
courage
than
a
woman
Try
to
Imagine
one
with
twelve
cent
in
hi
pocket
trying
on
seven
suit
of
0
lot
hev
Detroit
Pre
Pre.
The
bc:ie
of
Christopher
Columbus
have
oft
.r
been
moved.
Those
who
wish
to
soe
them
in
their
travels
.should
go
to
the
Cathedral
at
Seville.
Spain.
mm
Credent
Model
$385
or
.with
electric
drive
S425
e
Monday,
.,
Victrola
encores
are
taken
With
a
new
Ortho&fronic
for
granted.
A
perfect
rendition
of
any
'
music
repeated
as
many
times
as
you
wish
-
.
.
1
iwlrai
ft
aalATB
ttt
1
a.
joyed
M
you
wish
aad
wba
yeVi
wish.
toe
or
when
Weeds
call.
Utf-kad
Ineessance".
the
Vkttf-OStretWd
principle
of
"Smooth
Flow
of
SowsT
nothiaf
to
be
destred
ia
the
qvuaty
of
muc
yoa
may
enjoy
m
ymw
ar.
Wit
this
realistic
mi
yau
may
Kv
your
choice
of
smartly
deeieaed
cabinets
in
rnre
woods.
Electric
drive
il
you
wish
it.
at
slight
additional
cost.
A
utstrameats
art
sell
stopping.
Prlee
from
$160
to
as
Urn
a
$115
on
Gsvvvaient
payroeats
Iron
Hit
Master's
Voice
dealers.
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them
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Reg's
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