Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1926, Page 16

DECISON RESERVED ON MILLER IVIUII(]Nfij Court’s Action in Conspiracyj Case Also Will Apply to Daugherty. argument. Whatever decision is made »m the -Miller motion, however, will to ras Judge Mack re- after hearing counsel and Imm:hmn together John T. King, were in- o8 nf conspiracy to de- o phnatone, '\Nurne\ for ou«lul that the United ‘In no sense been injured the accused.” and that hPx'ef ore, no crime had heen commit- ed. To illustrate his point, he cited \ l i did not come to them he- " the lawyer said, “but because Whitney, assistant . | bilittes. THE EVENING AMUSEMENTS BA'I'IO\AI l'l A\Flti— “The The \flllnnal lla\em this week, with their accustomed ease and effec r tiveness, shift their activities and . | their talents from the St drama of “Seventh Heaven" to the - | comedy, almost farcical In «pmu of “The Show Off.’ it isn't as easy a task to do this as it meems, and yet one of those |ar‘! overflow audiences lhul seem | o be an unfailing adornment at the \'ullnmll during the stock season laughed and applauded as if it were entirely and happily satisfied. And well it might be, for Mrs. Hib- bard gave them a Ma Fisher which they will long remember—one of those delightfully human, motherly characters that one finds in real life and that gets close to the heart, even if it does frequently excite the risi- nd Romaine l‘nllflndm \\hlk nm pretending for a moment to a rhmllmm r that. eccentric gwuu- John Louis Bartels, Who leaped from e the chasm of the wnknown to r<u| 1 without financia . N ver, R. (", is to have a mil- - theater, heights of stardom in a night, as an | * | absolutely bre unique nevertheless a shoes with an lender gets through with it. Aubrey, the Show Off, is one of those charac ters that think the world owes him a living and some of its luxury, and “0 he quietly reaches out and takes both, with" an impudence that astonds the onlooker and vet with an easy grace and audacity that noth- ing can subdue. This is a far cry from Mr. Callender's real self, but Mr. Cal- lender’s art is quite equal to the task, and when he gets fairly at home in the role he is going to make his audi- ences laugh even more heartily than he does now. Ma Fisher and Aubrey Tiper are the soul of “The Show Off.” All the SRt aismersly Packerourel i i ing, but never has a dramatist given to the stage two roles with an appeal like these ranging from rib-ticklers to tears and never tiring, no matter where they are. Leneta Lane is the Amy, Ma Fisher's spoiled daughter, who adores her Aubrey; Dorothy Tierney is the other daughter:; Joh varner her generous if grouchy husband; Charles Hampden, Pa Fisher; and Percy Win- ter and Karl Neilsen the remaining | S characters in one of the best laugh- makers of the season. . proposed plan to combine seven tron and steel works in Russia d hecause the Soviet govern- STAR, WASHINGTON, atio iley going to be a winner bel Rl Mr f‘n | ment refused to back it financially. D. C. TUESDAY, KATE JORDAN’S DEATH i IS DECLARED SUICIDE| | Bottle Partly Full of Disinfectant | Found Near Body of Authoress in Woody. By the Associated Press. MOUNTAIN LAKES, J., June 22.—Suicide was the ver dict ‘lnst night of Jordan Volker after an investiga- tion of the death of Mrs. Kate Jordan Vermilyea, authoress and playwright, whose body was found in the woods here yesterday morning. 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