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quiring considerable agility on the
slippery sidewalks today. As long as
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NEW YORK, Oct. 13. (£*)—'The ra
dio corporation announced it has been
informed by a wireless from the
steamer Olympic that the Barendreoht
picked up Ruth Elder and Pilot Halde
man off the Azores Islands.
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THE LIBERTY TONIGHT
PATSY RUTH MILLER
Here’s a great picture!—a perfect
screen story that cuts deep into the
human heart; a story of thrills, humor
and tenderness. A magnificently
spectacular production, and a beauti
fully directed cast.
“He 1-Bent Fer Heaven” is the pic
ture. It opens at the Liberty theater
tonight. It is a screen version of the
famous Hatcher Hughes play which
won the Pultizer Prize, and was pro
duced for the Warners by J. Stuart
Blackton.
In screen form “Hell-Bent Fer Hea
ven” retains all the stirring suspense
of the original play, and although for
a quarter of a century Commodore
Blackton has been associated with not
turned out a picture as compelling as
able screen successes, ihe has never
this one.
Patsy Ruth M;ller, in the leading
feminine role of Jude, the young moun
tain girl, gives a retnarkable convinc
ing characterization of courageous and
lovely girlhood. John Harron, as Sid,
her sweetheart newly returned from
the war only to find a family feud
awaiting him, is excellent, catching
the (spirit of the gay, dare-devil young
hero of the story.
j Gardner James, whose protrayals of
“queer’uns” is known to all picture
goers, makes Rufe, the religious fana
tic, a striking figure, and Gayne Whit
man gives a fine performance as
i Andy, the hot-tempered brother of
Jude. Evelyn Selbie and Wilford
North play Sid’s parents with sympa
thy and understanding, and James
; Marcus makes old grandfather Hunt
the kindly, shrewd old soul whose
comment about Rufe, “I’ve never seen
a man so hell-bent fer heaven as he
is,” gives the story its title.
'WISE Ml! SEND
THO0PS TO TIENTSIN,
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TOKIO, Oct. 13. (/P)—'The Japanese
government is seriously considering
sending troops from Manchuria to j
Peking and Tientsin if the situation {
in the Chinese Civil War becomes 1
worse, a spokesman for the Japanese
Office declared yesterday.
MICHIGAN’S MASCOTS
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: ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 13. (;P)—
: The Michigan football team will have
i live mascots of its own to present to !
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E the navy goat when the two teams
i meet here November 12. The only \
\ two live wolverinnes in captivity will j
\ be brought here in a special cage
: from the Detroit zoo.
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WIFE CONFESSED SLAYER
NEW YORK, October 13. <iP)—Po- !
lice have started a search for Mrs.
Rose Yarrow, wife of the man who |
confessed to having murdered Miss
Rose Carlo, 17 year old Sunday school !
teacher. It is feared Mrs. Yarrow, who
was separated from her husband, and
who has not been seen since for a
year, may have met with foul play.
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DOESN’T DROP THEM
SEATTLE, Oct. 13. (JP)—Marty Cal
laghan, Seattle left fielder, is one of
i the batters most feared by Pacific
Coast infields. A canva of the inside
diamond discloses that although he
is not rated among the fastest run
ners he is the hardest mann in the
league to throw out at first.
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