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The New York herald., 1922-10-24

CHAUFFEUR, expert driver. mechanic. II
years experience Rolls Royce. Cadillac
Pierce Arrow. Packard. Locomobile. Mar
mon. desires position private family. city
country. touring personal references. 2244
| Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

THE NEW YORK, NEW HA-
VEN & HARTFORD RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
MEN WANTED.
Regular positions for COM
petent men whose work is
satisfactory as:
Machinists-G6c. TO 75c. per hour
Boilermakers--61c. TO I5c..per hour
Blacksmiths-66c. TO 15c. per hour.
Armature Winders-65c to 7Jc. per hour.
Car Inspectors Repalrmen-63c. per hour.
Helpers-First year. 55 cents per hour.
The above rates are those agreed upon with
Committee OF Mechanical Department As
sociation.
This is not a strike against the railroad:
Il Is strike waged against reduction In
rates of pay ordered by the United States
Railroad Labor Board. effective July 1.
1922.
Apply A. NJ to 5 p. NJ. TO superin-
tendent's office at 1921 81. and Willis av.
Bronx. y. Y.
F. M. Clark, Superintendent,
New York, New Haven and
Hartford r. r. Co.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24
SALESMAN.

Statesmen FOR SECURITY ISSUE
WHICH HAS THE SUPPORT OF ONE OF
THE, WORLDS GREATEST RELIGIOUS
ORGANIZATIONS; LEADS. LETTERS OF
INTRODUCTION AND CHANCE TO
MAKE BIG MONEY QUICKLY IN A
PERMANENT AND DIGNIFTED BUSI-
NESS; COMMISSIONS; EXPERIENCED
MEN ONLY NEED APPLY. MIR. SEAToN.
STOCK CLERK AND SALESAfAN-Nfusi
he thoroughly familiar with Ford parts
this is absolutely essential: S25 week. No.
S652l. AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT EX.
CHANGE. INC, 1i5 Broadway and 30 T.,
Add st.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

cIAUFFEUR R-MECHANIC. II years expert
ence; references from last employers;
Perce-Arrow, Cadillac. Packard; own re-
pairs. careful driver. neat. courteous, de-
sires position. city or country. Murray,
Mornlngside 1890.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

FORDS 1851 coupe and sedan. in Al condi
tion. the prices right. WANDER CORP.
1906 Bedford av., Brooklyn. Phone Prospect
The New York herald., 1922-10-24
SALESMEN,
ATTENTIONS!

WHEN YOU WANT TO SELL SOME
THING GOOD AND REPRESENT A COM
PANY THAT Is HONESTLY CONDUCTING
THE ONE NEW, BIG BUSINESS IN THE
WORLD TO-DAY ALL YOU HAVE TO DO
is TO ANSWER THIS AID. AT ONCE FOR
AN INTERVIEW. L 2i0S HERALD. HER
AID SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

CHAUFFEUR and mechanic, ex-serv.c man.
age A. wishs, position city or country; II
uEquestionable private references. 2O95
Herald, Her Id So
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

Employment Agency-Domestic.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. 1s7 Lexington az. 935s Mad. So
CHINESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
CANAL 1923. 10 DOVER ST.
JAPANESE Emp. Agency, 26 ". 43d. Long
acre s565.-Select help: ref'c's investigated.
JAPANESE, nigh grade agency. efficient
help supplied. 131 w. 63d. Columbus 1878
CHINESE y. NJ. Q. A. EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. Pel st. Tel. Canal 1851.
JAPANESE EMP. BUREAU.
Cooks. buffers. houseworlSers; references.
106 w. 46th st. Bryant 1887.
Japanese High Grade Agency,
100 west 43d st. Bryant 1884
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Au,omobiIS Accessories.
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Passenger Cars.

BEAUTIFUL private f.ocomohilc limousine: I:
hour day or week; 50 hourly. Audubon
STg.
LAt'-Benuttful imperial Limousine,
highest class service. owner drives. to
rent daily. weekly. trips. reasonable
monthly. Yonl.ers 1873.
DESIRE to rent by month. my splendldly ap-
pointed town car. excellent chauffeur.
Telephone 2q7i Columbus, between OIL.
LIMOUSINE Tor birc by month. $3.50 10 -
yatc family. J. u r., stI East 2ccd 81.
Phone 33i3 olinvills
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

WANTED by title company, attorneys ex-
perienced In the examination and closing
of titles TO real estate. Address, stating age.
experience and salary expected. Box NJ GA
Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

CBAUFEUR-MEC ANIC. 81. experienced on
domestic and foreign cars; years operat-
ing, careful operator; temperate, hone ard
reliable: Al references. Address Chauffeur,
j3S West 5Jth ST., city.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24
HELP wANTED-MaIe.
:" BOY

to. work in advertising
office; agreeable work,
with chance to learn a
good business. Apply,
with reference, to Mr.. d.
S. Day, 1867 Broadway,
first floor.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

sALESLADIEs. si2 week and upwards nc
cording TO sales; experience unnecessary.
csll weisbecker. 20 West 125th ST..
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CHAUFFEUR,

married, 80. experienced on high class cars
careful city driver; takes good care of car,
do own repairs; highest reference; can call
evening. NJ 1874 Herald. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

MAN, needed by company OF national re-
pute: one who can stand close investiga-
ton advancement assured 10 right party.
Application by letter, Box y a. OH Tribune
Building.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

NIGHT wATcHMAN AND ENGINEER
Man $3.50 years. with New York license;
s35 week.-No. 3646s. AMERICAN EMPLOY
MENT EXCHANGE, INC, 10 broadway
PACKERS, four. experienced In packing
talking machines and records. Apply III
w. 10th ST., ask for Mr.. Lush.
PARTNER wanted In strictly old established
cash business, with 81 .OO0 only handy
man in store required. season commencing;
Investment secured. 300 Stagg st.. Broollyn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

CHAUFFEUR. most excellent drove last s
years Secretary of State Lansing, Hughes.
Ipoik, Colby; S35-$45 weekly Wettler's
Agency. 20 West 43d. Longacre 1867.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

lCHAUFFEUR, mechanic. married. 10 years
experience, 3 years last place, careful
driver. honest, reliable. desires private po-
laltioM. Nels Noskinen. 417 L. 9th.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

HOCSEMAN. competent, fireman and dish
washer. Address BOX 5jt, Lawrence. l.. ].
The New York herald., 1922-10-24
HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

| STENOGRAPHER. quiet law office; state
age, education. experience, salary. NJ 500
/ Herald
The New York herald., 1922-10-24
Hudson Super Six.

CABKIOLEI TlPE.
The real town car for q doctor: 1917 best
modH made by Hudson and run less than
1900 miles: In good condition; ready 10 I've
taken out of the garage; repairs re-
qulrcd s10o Telephone Bowling Green 1882.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
BLACK PRINCE LODGE
WILL HAVE VISITORS
Clay City Lodge Delegation Coming
From East Liverpool Tonight

This evening At the Iythian Castle a.
Twenty seventh and ChupI!nc streets.
Black Fr!aco Lodge To. -. knights Of
pythias VIII have "A their guests Il
large delegation from ihc Clay C";y
lodge or East I.tvrrroui. Onto.
The Delegation Will bc tNp:a!nr1 by
FL Ellis, one O: Back Princes oldest
members and 4 former resilient Of th!a
city &Vt who now makes lis home IN
the Ohio city. Black Prince lodge vii!
confer the th!rd degree for the enter
ta!nmcNt OF n" visitors and Il IS prob
able tina: Nj Ell!s vii. take the heavy
part IA the !N!tiatory work cor he ~ IN
Il class by himself. when 4 comes 10
Officiating in IN. laird degree.
Toilet Water Club
The To!lc. Water club WI! iH!t!ate
n flock o. candidates Immediately after
tn. Lodge session. Several ~ the most
prom'ncu; members OF II" lyth!an
fraternity Will hc made KNIGHTS or the
F.rYt Water after assuming very
binding obligation. Any iythtAn Knight
has the privilege 81 poiHnG the Toi!e;
Water club II he l. N good standing
In hts lodge and * not AFRAID to smile
"Iuin tonight, brother knight Tor
vcur s'nmurh's cakr. Til" club motto
Is when 10 We Ea;'' says a" ""-
nounrcmrnt from the T"i."t Water
ciuh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
Housewares That You Need

Food Choppers. Cuts food
il. three different sizes with
out changing knives. 1.75
Sani-Flush. 4 cleansing
powder for cleaning closet
bowls. 1870
Clothes Baskets. Extra
strong Splint baskets. Family
size. 95c
Graters. Round or square.
Coarse, medium and fine
grating surface. 15G
Mixing Bowls. Made of yell
low carthen ware. IL inch
size. S9c
Butter Dishes. Made of vel.
low carthcn ware. With tight
fitting lids. 40 and SOC
Strainers. Made Of extra
heavy tin. Lugs and handle
riycrcd. SOC
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ON SALE TODAY

Japanese Toilet Paper. I.ar,,;;"
size rolls. - rolls 81
White Enamel Combinette.
with cover and bail handle.
1.30
Curtain Stretchers. Made Of
selected lumber. Nickel pins.
Full size. 1.9S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

Gold Dust Washing Powder.
Large size packages. Each
PIC
Acme Freezers. Small size,
but will make , qts. Of L..
Cream. Requires less lee
than a wooden freezer. CSC
Aluminium Kettles. Made Of
finest quality aluminium.
,rith lii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

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100 p. in.--Easchau scores
News.
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Zimmerman. secretary Pennsylvania
bankers association.
10 Government market reports
CLd Il r"pur; OF The New YORK stock
exchange
A:up- baseball scores.
why the Early Completion q Unr
Water Projects IL Necessary" Ivy J
Fr,"k Tu!ery. vice .prcstdcut. sccrr-
i2ry and treasurer, Pittsburgh Coal ca
change.
TIL" First Woodpecker." and Why
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time stories for the children.
rHrIr WIyg!lys bedtime story.
S.3y--"ACrcs o: p.amonda," an nd
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
Woodland Rag Rugs

are oval in shape and are
specially desirable where dit-
fcrcnt size rugs arc used. No
borders, but a.r bound with
hlnrl,
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Topton Twist
Rag Rugs q: 1.65

4 two color twisted rag Rug,
and has a decided decorative
effect. Size 27X54 inches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

Store Your Winter
Clothes in a Wayne
Cedared Paper Ward.
robe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
Pilgrim Rag Rugs
Caledonia Rag Rugs

\ splendid assortment Of
these Rugs. Come in attrac-
tive shades of blue, pink,
green and brown. Neat Dor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25
Wicker Fernery S.

In keeping with Summer Furniture aro
Wicker Fcrncrys which add a decorative
note to summer rooms. Wicker is painted
brown, and has an inside metal trough.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-25

protects your Porch from the hot glare {
the sun and keeps it cool and romfortabl
They are self hanging. and the only shad'
made with a vcntlator at top. Come
brown, and green and white. Prices al
ornailN lnMcrnd this vow
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
BE CAREFUL OF CREDIT,
EXPORTERS ARE WARNED
u. S. Official Says Also to
Watch Contracts.

World wide credit conditions were re-
viewed here tonight by DR.. julius Klein,
Director Of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, In an address be-
fore the American Manufacturers Ex-
port Association.
DIR. Klein cautioned exporters against
the folly of indiscriminate credit favors
and loosely drawn export contracts" and
declared that 'the inseparable Siamese
twins OF the business household, namely.
contract and credit, should be emphat'-
cally pointed out to those who through
n huse as well as to the defiantly dis
honorable tradesmen.'
lie reported that goods were being
sold to the old established firms In Great
Britain and France at pre-war terms.
that little lonr-term financing was being
done with Germany and that italian
buyers hold off payment in the hope
Of rise In llra exchange.
Credit In Greece was at a low ebb, ne
declared. and not advisable In Turkey
unless after careful investigation. Credit
conditions In China were sound, he
stated. but he advised caution I'm Japan.
Malaysia, Dutch East Indies and India.
In the Philippines, Australia and New
Zealand. he said, the credit situation was
improving.
In the more important South American
countries. such as Argentina, Brazil AMI
chile. he reported, the tendency OF SELL
ers was 10 be somewhat more liberal as
the business situation improves. while
more favorable terms were being given
in Cuba.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
Corn Products Refining.

Publication yesterday afternoon OF the
Corn Products Refining Company s
quarterly report. showing net earnings
for dividends at the annual rate of
nearly sl4 share on it's common stock.
caused a moment of worriment among
the shorts and many more timid among
them hastened to cover their commit
ments. In the face of statements from
interests closely identified with the COM
pany that its business has shown re-
markable Improvement so far this year,
the bears have sold the stock pretty
consistently until the short interest is
very large. Their reason was the clos
ing OF certain of the corporations plants,
indicating big falling off in business
and consequent lack of earning power.
When, therefore. the substantial, i'm
provement indicated by the first quar-
ters showing was made public yesterday
they were entirely unprepared.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
TOPICS OF WALL STREET
March Railroad EARNINGS.

From the March earnings. reports OF
about an eighth OF the country's rail-
roads Ii Is estimated that the net operat-
ing income of all Glass | carriers for that
month will be about $4,000, 900. or around
sl4, 900 more than Marchs proportion
OF full traffic years net sufficient to
yield per cent annual return on
tentative property valuation Of $1S.0o0,-
100000. To earn s per cent. 1t Is calcu-
lated that, with allowances for seasonal
traffic variations, q net operating in
come OF ss1. .0s9.000 should be shown in
March In March. 1921. the net operat-
income of the Glass 1 roads was $50. .695.-
600. The foregoing estimates are made
from reported earnings OF twenty-five
railroads. which ordinarily report about
half the net earnings Of the whole num-
ber. The twenty-five roads showed in
March net operating income Of SAC, i 1853
saved out of gross revenues OF $219.-
1872, ,226.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
Rails More Firm.

Transportation shares displayed a
stronger tone yesterday, after consider
able selling on Thursday, on reports
that freight rates would be cut. Their
firmness yesterday appeared to reflect
realization that a few carefully con-
sidered reductions in basic commodity
rates would work no real harm and
might stimulate traffic on lines on which
existing high charges have reduced
tonnage movements, such as franscon-
tinentai lines which compete with
steamship companies. 1t Is believed that
the Interstate Commerce Commission
will announce its rate decision In a few
DAYS. In certain financial quarters it
Is believed that freight rate reduction
In anticipation of cut In wages by the
Railroad Labor Board would hasten the
Iatter's conclusion on carriers pending
wage applications.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
Atlantic Gulf.

Negotiations are on, in fact nearly
completed. between the Atlantic Gulf
and West Indies Steamship Lines and
British interests. under which the lat
ter will acquire part of the Gulf COM
rany's holdings of stock of the Agwi
Petroleum Corporation. That company
owns a refinery in Southampton. Eng
land. and out of it< capitalization Of
100000 R1 par shares the Atlantic Gulf
company owned 650000. according to its
last balance sheet 1t could not be
learned yesterday whether or not the
negotiations contemplate the sale of
all or only part of that block. In any
event. 1t was said. actual control of
the Agwi would pass to the British
when the transaction is completed.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
se..oo.ooo Tunnel In Colorado.

The Colorado State Senate has passed
an appropriation OF ss.5o0.0oo for the
construction OF seven mile tunnel near
the Western terminus Of the Denver ana
salt Lake Railroad. according 20 ad-
vices received here from Denver. II ~
probable that when completed Y will be
rented to any railroad that desires 70
make use of 81. The most feasible con-
nectIon. according 70 local authorities.
would be a forty mile cutoff joining the
western portal OF the tunnel ana the
main stem OF the Denver AM RIO
Grande Western at Dotsero.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
Money stimens.

The rate for call money in the New
York stock Exchange was advanced to
per cent. toward the close OF the stock
market yesterday. Thai rate was the
highest since April s. Call money
opened and renewed at 3la per cent. ad.
yanced 70 4 per cent. in the forenoon
and by stages TO 5 per cent. before the
close. That firmness was regarded as
being without Significance and merely
REFLECTION of preparations by banks to
meet May / requirements Time money
continued plentiful for short loans at
Al per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
Extend voting Trust.

The voting trust which has handled
the Loose WiIes Biscuit Company's af-
fairs since 1912 and which expires on
May has been extended for five years.
That extension Is the second one. the
first having been made in 1917. when
the original trust agreement expired A
large number of stockholders have
deemed it to the company's best in
terests to have the present voting trust
continued and the present management
undisturbed and they have received
the support Of several others, to whom
the proposal was submitted. The pres
ent voting trustees of the company are
Jacob l.. Loose. Clarence Lewis and
Joseph s. Loose
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
Air Brake Merger Talked.

Among the infinite number of mergers
beng discussed is a new one which took
its place in the minds of Wall Street
operators yesterday. The latest addi-
tion Is consolidation of the two big
air brake 10 'nufacturing companies, the
Washington and the New York. In
terests Identified with each corporation,
however. profess to know of no such
plan. and declare that 1t exists only in
the brains of stock operators.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
cospEN ISSUE TO pE OFFERED.

Cosden e. Co. have sold 70 synds-
cate headed by Halgarten co. an
issue OF $4,000 OF it's unissucd pre-
ferred stock, which win he offered ~
the syndicate for public subscription to-
day or early next week. Details ~ the
financing. such as its purpose. subscrip-
tion price. SC. have been withheld ut-
TN .he offering shall be officially ar
noiirred
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
NEW ISSUE ny LuBBy,s.

PORTLAND. Nc. April Stockholders
of Libby. Mcneil a Libby. Chicago
packers, AZ special meeting to-day
voted % reduce the common stock. from
s.7,e00.roo 70 $4,000 and 70 author
lxc a s95,00o 5000 issue or preferred
stock. This action was taken I'm view
OF an operating loss or s23.o00. 900 IN tns
last year. II was announced.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
sugar Merger.

The merger plan Of the Cuban Amer
lean Sugar Company and the National
Sugar Refining Company viii be an
nounced next week. IL Is understood The
Cuban American will purchase the Ma
tional Refning's stock for price mat
has heen fixed
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
u G. q. sErs noAp's VALUATION.

wAsurNaToS. April 2s.--Thcsc tcnta-
tive valuations for rate making pur-
poses we're found to-day by the Inter
state Commerce Commission: Taliulah
Fails Railroad, North Carolina. si.Sos,-
900: NIlddletown and Unionville, New
York. ssse.S47, and Hin City. Mimi,
S301.i0i.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday Wheat
Isl 6i2 bushels Corn. ioe.Tif Bushels
bacons. 2.o5i coo pounds. s,carinc. lO.oo0
pounds. iubricating oil. i3a. zoo gaI.ins,
grass secd. $50 bags; pork, 70 barrels
oats. -. $50 bushels. lard. i.i3s.eno pounds
flour. t50.2ll sacks; oatmeal. 400 sacks:
oil meal. 100000 pounds: oil cake. 9s5. 600
pounds.
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
GOOD SHOWING BY
WABASH RAILWAY
Balance for 1921 Equal to
$500 a Share Reported
on Higher Rates.

The pamphlet report of the Wabash
Railway Company for 1921 shows a
final balance of $2,017,575 after all
charges. edual to $500 a share on it's
$65.09S.400 preferred A stock. With
the aid of Government compensation
and guaranty in the preceding year the
company earned an income balance of
$1.9s3.942 available for its stock. Com
parisons follow:
The New York herald., 1922-04-29

The companys taxes Increased $685.
Ola to $I,860.4S6 for 1921. Satisfac-
tory progress in the valuation of the
company's property was reported. j..
t. Taussig. president. said that In view
of the general business depression in
1921 the results were gratifying and
the road was steadily getting on firmer
footing. Although tonnage shrank. COM
pared with 1920. he added, the ne-
showing was better by reason OF In
creased rates,
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
SOUTH AMERICA.
CANAnA.

New York funds IN Montical, SI5.G2 pre-
ulutn ~ .oo0. Montreal funds In New York,
Sass discount ~ 900. M
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY. APRIL rs.
uenewalH H......... III MlIsast,...........
lFifh. years hiwh.
TIME LOANS.
NreA collateral, 90 20 10 days. n.
Mlxed collateral. 4 20 q months. .... az
fnauptriaia. 90 10 % days. ,gxart
fndustrialn. 10 months. m..s........aLdtfm
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Fsst names. 4 70 . months. 4H
DISCOUNT RATE. RESERVE RANK.
Commercial paper. si5 DAYS. ~: 90 10 p0
DAYS, sM, Liberty bonds and Victory notes
~ days. sisi ~ 20 90 days, ~. bankers
sccepiances, ~ % % days. 80
sFixed November ?. Previous rate. B.
orES MsnKEr RATES.
Caii leans ard scceptsnces. j
Dlscount rates on prime banksrs' accept
sness eissinis for purchase by Federal Re-
pid. Ask. BID Ask.
= ssys.. ). seiso ss,s..... s * ss
CLEANING nousE STATEMENT.
Clearing igouse s3rhF ksat. 100. CO.,.
hatmnrrN Asfa. .A0n. .n00. fet ..i stes0rve credit
bNlancea. sa0.anoooo
SILVER MARkEr.
official bAr silver IN New York. domestic.
ras.e unrhmnwed foreign, A1tsc., off Ac.s
lnneon. ss&a.. off Aa. Mesicsn dollars.
r.nrs n silv+r prscs. mir year.
Highest Lowest. -
Ssw Vera M seg.. Apsll - t7sc.. Feb. -
The New York herald., 1922-04-29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
8
FRIDAY. APRIL rs. 1872.

Year to date
The New York herald., 1922-04-29

.ll..- lns' IchS. met ..ss.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-29

sfdente de una de las empresas pro-
ductoras de pelfculas mas importan7
tes de los Estados Unidos; pero re-
|sult6 que el director encargado de la
selection de personal hizo cuanto pu-
do para impedir que viese personal
mente a aquel, alegando que era ind-
til lie entregase la carta, pues en- la
compania no admitian nadie que no
tuviese "experiencia".
Sin embargo, como estaba dispues-
ia a interpreter peliculas contra vien-
to marea, un dia Sc me preSento la
Ioportunidad de aparecer en- un "film"
para anunciar una marca de azicar.
Este "debut" no era gran cosa, es
verdad, pero sirvi6 para que ,el di-
rector que antes me habfa despedido
sin muchos cumplidos, alegando que
no tenfa "experiencia", me viese en-
la pelicula y a los pocos dias me Ia
mase su "estudio". Asi fue como
ingres6 en- ell cine.
Parece ser que cuando una sube el
primer peldaro de la metaf6rica es-
calera, Sc We presa de dudas y temo-
res. Uno de estos era mi menguada
estatura. Como no mido mas que
cuatro pies once pulgadas de estatural
veces me preocupa ell pensar como
podrfa hacer olvidar al plblico este
ldetalle. sit
Lo mejor es no pensar en- clio, aun-
que me parece que al pIblico leiigus-
ia mas yer en- la pantalla a una mu-
chacha interpretando con todo el We
rismo possible los incidentes dell dra-
ma, que yer a una aetriz hlterPretaf
mecanicamente el papel que Sc LEI ha
lna;,Gadol8 Tt5& tBN h8sAilstA h4rsf
Cuando alguien me- die aae mi in
terpretaci6n de "Grizer en- Ia, pelicu-
la Sentimental Tommy fue "natu-
RAP, mi algeria no tuvo lfmites, pues