Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 25

Abe Martin Says: DRIVE IS (PENED | Abe Mot FORHEBRE HOME . 2% 2,000 Contributing Members Sought to Support Insti- | tution for Aged. The membership campaign of the| Hebrew Home for the Aged to obtain | 72,000 contributing members was launched last night at a rally meet ing held in the auditorium of the} home, PBleventh street and Spring road northwest | Approximately 200 workers attend e the meeti nd received instruc fl tions from B man of the d chairman of the beard the home. They told th [ don’'t know what ther is about & i | cigarette, but people seem t' be able t' the welfare and supy sit clean thro' a play or a funeral aged and helpless pes | without lightin® a pipe or cigar. institution depended on| Ther's nothin' as certain as rhu- arh, death an’ higher taxes. Anxious inquirer” wants t' know if Smedley Butler is liable t' show up the workers tae. 1. . Gumnit. divec at any party, or whether he has t' be home. and Simon Hirshman, * | invited of publicity Speakin' o' th’ North Pole, it's too The captai ad intrepid aviato an’t fly lower nounced by 1 lot 0" other andits busted int’ (i Litte Gem Cafe last night, takin' §1.35 in change, ut in ther rush t' git away they over- soked two Idaho p'taters. Th' workin’ man that used t' park | his dinner bucket under a beer table » | now parks an automobile—but ever'- - {thing’s changin’, fer that matter. Charles L. Pi Samuel Gann: ris Garfinkle. Lee Bat Dr M. §. Cohen, Ed: d Henry Jaffe The workers will hold another rally unday night in the audi; lice—when some citizen gits murdered they don’t lose no time roundin' up of the Home, [two or three hundred fellers that — . might have done it. The Springfield Leader says that Sopurient BUIDNe Vo) axi more hlessed 1o zive by was A total eclipse of the sun will be devised ceiving | visible in New England and Canada end [ in 1932, 6D S SNl SNealle SNeallS SNoalD SNaal2 Nl We'll say this fer th® Chicago po:| THE EVENING 8 WASHINGTON, D. O.,. THURSDAY, JUNE 3, LILLIAN GISH’S RISE cREDITED To BANKER Meadville Theological Institution Witness in Duell Perjury Trial|wounded in 1844, the Meadville Theo. Says W. Averill Harriman Backed Aotress. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 3,~W. Averill{ o Harriman, financier, was pletured yes- terday at the perjury trial of Charles H. Duell as the dominant power be- hind the rise of Lilllan Gish to star- dom as a motion picture actress. J. Boyce Smith, former aasociate of Duell, testified that he had learned as an official of Inspiration Pictures, Inc., of which Duell was president, that Harriman had deposited $260,000 in the corporate treasury when it was He algo said that Harri- man was one of the underwriters who advanced $150,000 used in the making organized. of ‘“The White Sister.” The officers of the company were Smith, Duell and Walter Camp, and Smith testified that he “{magine: Harr that Camp represented Mr, Smith tions in the contract between Miss poration and Duell lost the actress $60,000. Duell's perjury trial {s the outcame = of his testimony in an action he brought against Miss Gish last vear, and which was thrown out of court, to restrain her from appearing in any also testified that modifica- ] v%w Gish and the Inspiration Pictures Cor- fi )11}’ 2 pictures not produced by him. e PICKETS BATTLE POLICE. Passaic Disorders Renewed After Two Weeks of Quiet. PASSAIC, N. 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