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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
La quinta cOnferencia
Pan-Americana en- Chile
(PoR HARRY s. rRANTs) :

WASHINGTON, nov. % Omitted
Press) La conferencia Pan America
ma que Sc llevara efecto en- Santiago
de Chile, sera la quinta de la serie que
sc habra celebrado, con el fin altruista
de velar por la paz, la prosperidad y Ell
bienstar de las Republicas americanas.
La primera conferences Pan-America-
ma Sc celebr6 en- esta capital, de octrl-
bre de 1889 abril de 1890. La invi-
fue aprobada por una Ley del Senado
que autorizaba al Presidente de la
naci6n para que enviara invitaciones
a las replblicas de M6jico, Haiti, San
to. Domingo, Brasil, participandoles eli
objeto de la Conferencia que Sc habia
de celebrar en- Washington.
Los paises que enviaron delegaciones
fueron Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil Cos
ia Iica, Chile, Ecuador, Salvador, Qua
temala, Colombia, HAITI, Honduras, Me-
jico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, PERU, Esta-
dos Unidos, Uruguay Venezuela.
Err esta conferencia Sc adoptaron
diez nueve recomendaciones impor-
tantes. relacionadas con ell emp'eo del
sistema metrico de pesas y medidas, la
construction de un ferrocarril inter
continental Y la creaci6n de una aso-
ciaci6n en- Washington, para distribulr
informaciones comerciales. otras reco-
mendaciones fueron aeeptadas con res
pecto a leyes sanitarias, impuestos de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
IS. REY LEE"

Con motive del NAL tempo que reino
aver, durante todo el dia la noche.
Sc hizo necesaria la suspension de la
represented de la aplau1ida farsa-
lirico-politica IS. Rey Lee.''
la aplaudida obra de los conocidos
escritores, A. Nicolas Blanco v Fuse
bio s. Prats Sc pondra en- escena, en-
el Teatro Municipal en- la noche de how.
Dado el interes que ha despertado
esta comedia de rigurosa actualidad pr
lit'ca, no hay que dudar que Ell teatro
Sc vera esta noche rebosan+e de MI
blico avido de aplaudir a los actores
y los autores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02

Alvarez. A. Alvarez, A. A. Carrion, L.
Colon L. Colon, e, Crespo, ]. Cruz, Z.
Ferrao. S. Franco, NJ Garcia, M. Gar
cia J. F. Henry, j. F. Henry, E. M
kildare, P. Nata., M. Ortiz, M. L.
Cbergh I. Quinones, Elsie Quinones,
M. Rivera, Manuel Rivera, Mario Ri
vera, S. Tonnes, I. villanueva, Q. vi
llanueva j. vil.anueva y A. villamil.
Ell Ponce, segin informes que nos
dieron varios pasajeros, salio de Nue.
va York ell sabado las 8 p. M, es
decir. con tres horas de retraso. Duran
te ell viaje, juzgar por % que dicen
nuestros informantes. ell Ponce tu-
vo que venir sorteando el NAL item
po que Sc lie present6, dando este lugar
que llegara aqui 8 10 horas mas
tar6e que de costumbre.
SegIn informes, e. NAL tiemppo Sc
inicio con una tremenda nevada que
cay6 horas despu6s de la salida del
vapor del puerto de Nueva York. Des-
pues sigui6 un fuerte ventarr6n que
nrantuvo al Ponce en- una lucha pc.
renne en- contra del elemento, durante
toda la travesfa. Afortunadamente no
hubo ninguna desgracia que lamentar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
LORD CURZON SEGUIRA EN-
LAUSANNE

LoNDREs, diciembre 1.-Con mo-
two de los rumores sirculados de que
lord Curzon, jefe de la mission ing. esa
en- la conferencia de Lausanne. serh
llamado esta ciudad, ell jefe del go
bierno, Mr.. Bonar Law, ha declarado
que esos rumores carecen de valor y
veracidad agregando que Curzon segu-
"a en- Lausanne hasta que Sc de por
terminada la conferences.
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compartimientos clinicos.

compartimientos clinicos.
La fuerza e. e.ectrica de los Rayos X es
tan fuerte, que Sc tiene que tomar STEM
pre- la precaucion de cubrir a la perso-
ma con hojas de plomo, para que la cleo
tricidad no pase pueda ocaslonar la
muerte instantanea. Ell voltage de los
Rayos x es de zoe, 900, suhcientes pa
ra matar. para carbonizar al enfermo'
a .os medicos y los inquilinos, que
sc hallen en- la casa, 81 no Sc tomaran
las debidas precauciones.
Ell doctor Gonzalez Martinez es una
persona muy entendida en- la curaci6n
del cancer v en- ell funcionamiento de
la maquina de os Rayos x. Nos ense-
no ademas un libro de registro en- el
uue aparecfan los nombres de personals
que estap bajo tratamiento.
All terminar ell doctor de ilustrarnos
te6rica practicamente acerca de los
males del cancer, de su desarroEo y de
SUI curaci6n, fuimos invitados un pc:
ouefio salon donde Sc nos agasajo es-
pl endidamertc, con ,refkescos, dulces
franceses y sandwiches cue eran
distribuidos entire todos los invltados
nor su hiio, Ell inteligente Hector
Ai dcspedirnos de, insigne medico
que en- todo momento demostr6 su gran
amor a la ciencia sobre todo por la
humanidad doliente, tuvimos para el
nuestro mas sincere elogio v nuestra
mas .ferviente admiration, augurandole
en- Ia curacion del cancer en- Puerto Ri
,.co. EN- la que ha tenido tantos exitos
'isonjdros ell distinguido medico. ma
6poca de triunfos extraordinarios.
Antes de terminar esta cr6nica, no
podemos olvidar la emocion artistica
que nos cause yer en- los pasillos de la
casa del doctor Gonzalez Martinez, nu
marosos cuadros de pintura que fueron
propiedad del famoso orador y poeta
don Jose de Diego. en- los que figura-
ban a firma de oller I'm otra Pc
Quena habitaci6n vimos la maquina de
escribir de Jose de Diego, otros efec
tos personales de aquel hombre tan no
BILE y tan patricia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
NTTSSnLINT CONFTA FIN Ell
EXITO DE SU POLITICA

ROMA, diciembre 1.-Mussolini ha
manifestado los representatives de la
urensa que conffa en- ell exito de- pro-
~rama uolftico enunciado cuando t.
mo possession del gobierno, agregando
nue Ell fascismo contribuira que la
naci6n restablezca su antigua inAuen
cia en- los asuntos europeos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
Ell GENERAL. LAMB REGRE
SA A CoNSTANTINOPLA :

coNsTANTINoPLA, diciemrre |.
.Procedente de Esmirna ha Hegado a
esta ciudad ell alto comisario britanico
sir Henry Lamb, quien conferenci6 con
ell general Harrington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
LA ALBANIA ENTIRE CHECO
Y YUGOESLAVIA HA SIDO
CONCERTADA?

IoNDREs, diciembre 1.-circu an in
sistentes rumores de que los gobiernos
de Checoeslovaquia Yugoeslavia han
concertado una alianza militar.
No han llegado aqui detalles de
ninguna indo'e acerca de los terminos
en- Que esta inspirado dicho acuerdo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
LOS ALTOS CoMISARTOS
ALIADOS CONFERENCIAN

coNsTANTINaPLA, diciembre L.
Hoy Sc ha llevado a cabo una confe-
rencia en- la cual tomaron parte los AL
tos Comisarios Aliados.
Parece que ell objeto de dicha reu-
ni6n fue discutir una nota recibida
aver de Angora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
Ell PRESIDENTE HARDING
CONFERENCIA CON HUGHES

WASHINGTON, diciembre II FL
presidente Harding ha celebrado hoy
una conferencia con ell jefe del Depar-
tamento de Estado, Mr.. Hughes, a pro
posito de las cuestiones europeas.
Es probable que ell Secretario de
Estado dirija mafiana una nneva nota
al embajador Child.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
TODD ESTA PRFPARADO PA
RA SALIR HACIA Ell BRASIL

RIO DE JANETRo, diciembre l.
Ell secretario Hughes ell sefior Vogel-
gesang estuvieron hoy en- Casa B'anca
para presentar al presidente Harding
el personal que formarA parte de la mi
sion naval de Estados Unidos, que Sc
dispone salir para Rio de Janeiro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
EQUAL ES LA TIENDA MEJOR
SURTIDA DE SANTURCE?
Sin duda aiguna LA cAcUENA,
Stop 16 I z.

En- este estabIecimiento po-'
dram encontrar las seiioras un
surtido complete en- telas CO.
rrientes de color y bIancas, v
Nans1s, asi como Rasos, Char
meuse. Sedalinas y creppes a
precios modicos, y en- caIzado Y
ropa hecha para seiioras, caba-
lleros y nifios, todo cuanto pue-
da desearse.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
WILLIAM G.. ROCKEFELLER,
HA FALLECIDO

NUEvA YORK, diciembre 1.-wil-
liam G. Rockefeller, hijo mayor de vii
liam Rockefeller, ha muerto aqui ano-
che.
d. finado era sobrino del famoso mi
llonario Mr.. John D. Rockefeller.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
UN .CRUCERO BRITANNICA
HACIA LIVERPOOL

CoNSTANTIN1PLA, diciembre /.
Ell crucero britanico Lord Byron"
que hacia servicio de patrulla en- .os
Dardanelos ha recibido drdenes del AL
mirantazgo para que salga Immediate
mente hacia Liverpool.
81 crucero levara anclas esta tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
FIT, NUEVO ;EMBAJADOR JA-
PONIES EN- ESTADOS UNIDOS

TOXIC, diciembre 1.-Informes Off
ciales dicen que Masano Hanihara, se-
gundo ministro de Relaciones Exterio-
res en- e gobierno. ex consul gene
raj zen San Francisco, sera nombrado
embajador en- Estados Unidos para sus
tituir Shidehara.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
CHILE RATIFICO
Ell PROToCoLo

WASHINGTON, diciembre l. E
sefor Matthew, embajador de Chile, ha
informado al Departamento de Estado
que Chile ACADIA de ratifcar ell protoco-
10 de Tacna africa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02

BERLIN, diciembre lei captain
Ehradt, jefe de la reVuelta de Kapp
y de la organization secreta del mismo
nombre ha sido arrestado en- Munich
esta noche Y llevado Leipzig donde
sera sometido a un oonsejo Mlitar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
FIRPO Y BRENNAN
FRENTE A FRENTE

NUEvA YORK, diciembre l. Tex
Rickard ha cablegrafado Firpo ha-
ciendole proposiciones para luchar con
Brennan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
Ell REPRESENTATIVE MANN,
DE CHICAGO FALLECIO
WASHINGTON, diciembre 1.--Ey re-
presentante James r. Mann, de Chica
go ha fallecido aqui anoche.
LOS PROVISIONALES SIGUEN
EJECUTANDO IA LOS
REBELDES

DUBLIN, diciembre I'm peloton
de soldados provisionales dispar6 ano-
che sobre cuatro soldados insurrectos
que fueron hechos prisioneros ell martes
en- Kembrik.
Los so'dados rebeldes fueron muertos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
NINCHITCH A BELGRAo

LAUSANNE, diciembre lei jefe
del gobierno de Yugoeslavia M. Min
chitch, sadga mafana hacia Belgrade,
pero es probable que retorne aqui, an.
tes de concluir la conferences.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
EEL GoBIERNO DE ESTADOS
UNIDoS ACUDE A BRUSELAS?

PARIS, diciembre 1.-El "Echo de
Paris asegura que Ell gobierno de
Estados Unidos acept6 Ia invitaci6n
de los Aliados para tomar parte en-
la conferencia economical de Bruselas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
SCHANZER A LOS
ESTADoS UNIDoS

ROMA, diciembre lei sefior Schan
zer, ex ministro de Relaciones Exte-
riores en- e. anterior gobierno italiano,
marchara proximamente Estados Uni
dos.
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con motive de la nota que envio aver
a Paris sobre las indemnizaciones.
Dicho peri6dico afirma que la vi
da del nuevo gobierno sera muy eff
mera.
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FL consejjo de elnba-
iadOreS enyfa. un ul-
tiInatum a Alemania
CUnIted Press. via AM America CaDles1

PARIS, diciembre 1.-El Consejo
de Embajadores ha enviado un ulti-
matum Alemania para que pague an
tes del diez del mes actual un milloa
de marcos oro como indemnizaci6n a
los dafios sufridos por oficiales aiados
durante I'm atraco en- Passau.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
LOS SOCIALISTAS ALEMANES
ATACAN AL NUEVO
GOBIERNO

BERIaEN, diciembre lei peri6di-
co 'tVorwaertz' dtrige anoche terri
bles ataques contra ell canciller Cllno
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BENEs vISITARA PARIS

LAUSANNE, diciembre lei Sc
nor Benes, jefe del gobierno checoes-
iovako seguira ell lunes hacia Paris.
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Las discusiones so
bre Ia deuda Toto
mana pOspueStas
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LAUSANNE, diciembre LAS dis
cusiones references la aeuda otomana
han sido suspendidas s1bitamente, de-
hido que los delegados turcos espe-
ran reeibir nuevas instrucciones de An
CORA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
ISMET PASHA Y POINCARE
TIENEN UNA CONFERENCIA

LAUSANNE, diciembre - 1smet
Pasha ha ceiebrado hoy una conferen
cia con M. Poincare acerca de ,as re-
clamaciones turcas en- Asia Menor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-02
El principal promoter del levan-
tamientO de Kapp ha sido
a.restado

Omitted Press, via All America Gables,
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ALEMANIA PACIFISTA
Alemania quiere vivir en- un estado
de cooperation pacifca con toda las
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
To FILM W|TWER'S
FIGHTING BLOOD
LOOKING FOR HERO
May Take College Man For
Title Role if No Actor
Available.

III. G. Witwers Fighting Blood
stories. which are now being published
regularly in Golfers Weekly, have been
purchased for the screen by ?. A. Pow
ers. managing director of the Film
Booking Offices of America and prep
arations for their production are now
under way at the re studios. The
stories viii be filmed as a series of
two-reel subjects.
Mr.. Witwer's inimitable tales tell of
the trials and adventures of a small
town boy whose ambition for education
causes him TO utilize his outstanding
gift-his ability to fight. He is taken
in hand by a manager who sees in his
marvellous strength and indomitable
grit excellent material for the roped
arena. Each story takes him further
along the road that leads ultimately to
the middleweight championship of the
world. Seven of these stories have al
ready been published and the remainder
viii appear in forthcoming issues of
Golfers.
Mr.. Powers is now conducting a
search for an actor TO play the role
Of the young hero. Realizing the i'm
portance of securing a player who is
not only a good actor but an excel
lent boxer, as well. and who must at
all times present a personality worthy
of the cleanup American youth. the
producer is making no hasty judgment
in the selection of his star.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
CRIMINAL
BY ACCUSING HIS
RESPECT FOR SELF
New Theory Depicted in Ince's
Latest Photoplay
"Skin Deep"

Police officials don't always approve
of the theories and methods over
which sociologists and civilian reform
ers wax enthusiastic, but Thomas II.
Ince, the motion picture producer, has
managed to get the endorsement of
both contingents for his latest picture,
Skin Deep. which he is
soon to be released.
The police. according to Mr.. Ince,
approve Of the film because 1t doesn't
glorify crookedness but shows it up in
all its ~sordidness, and the reformers
praise it because it depicts a theory
they are coming more and more to
favor, that by arousinng a mans self
respect he can be made to go
the problem of the returned soldier,
and the nations duty toward him in
return for his service IN the battle
field, irrespective of his shortcomings
in civil life before the war.
In "Skin Deep" the producers have
hit upon the most modern of reforma-
ton methods, and incidentally have de-
Ipicted for the frs thine for the screen,
the marvels of the new plastic surgery
by which thousands of disfigured sol
diers were restored to normal facial
appearance.
The outstanding character in the
story is Bud" Doyle, a convict. In
escaping from prison by means of a
rope ladder trailing from an airplane,
he is badly injured, and falls into
the hands of a famous surgeon. The
latter finds Buds face, with its broken
nose, lumpy jaw and general misshaken
contour. an admirable subject for ex-
Fermentation.
As a result of the physicians skill,
Doyle's face is remade. His first look
at himself in a mirror fans TO a blaze
the spark of self respect left in him.
and results in his moral regeneration.
Stunts" in the picture. aside from a
number of unusual hospital scenes, are
said to hang up a new record in the
way of movie thrills.
Florence Vidor and Milton Sills are
starred in the picture.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08

feel that l was taking advantage of
my position. Besides, when the leading
woman is the wife of the director, she
is closely watched and is open to
criticism. / consider that / am engaged
only as leading lady, and not as direc-
tor, photographer or author.
Q.-Who chooses the plays?
A.-This is a family affair. We
read all the best old and new books.
When ! find one that is interesting
I give my husband a brief synopsis
of it. If he is interested he reads the
book, and then when it meets with his
approval, he buys it. My mother read
kindred of the Dust" while in the
hospital. She visualized me in the part
of Nan of the sawdust pile, and we
were all enthusiastic about it.
Wife Selects Own Costumes
Q.-Who selects the costumes?
Al select all my own modern cos
tunes for plays and my own street
clothes. My husband directs what the
others shall wear. Sometimes he helps
in character parts, too.
Q.-Doesn't your husband ever get
jealous in love scenes?
A.-Never. He has too much good
common sense
All of which is a refutation of
Elnor Glyn's recent declaration in
New York that it was impossible for
a husband to direct his wife success
fully on the screen because 1T isn't
human nature for a man to force his
wife into the arms of an Adonis day
after day without getting jealous
and tends to show that the happiest
couples in ~screenland today are those
who are jointly engaged in the creation
and production of pictures.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
Odd Bits of History

The real Princess Mary Tudor
whose romance is depicted in When
Knighthood Was in Flower" with Mar
ion Davies as the star, which is now
hacking the Criterion theater in New
York. was born shortly after Columbus
discovered America. 80
Catherine Of Aragon, the first wife
of King Henry VIII who appears IN
the picture, was the younger daughter
of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella
of CASTLE, the Spanish royal patrons
Christopher Columbus and his discov-
cry of New Spain.
Another Mary Tudor, daughter of
Henry VIII and Catherine, succeeded
!. to the throne of England and became
known as Bloody Mary" from the
? number of executions during her brief
reign. She married Philip ii, Of Spain,
but died without issue and was succeed
ed by Elizabeth.
Lady Jane Grey, the mine days
queen of England was a grand
daughter of Mary Tudor and Charles
Brandon. whose romantic marriage is
related in when K%nighthood Was in
Flower"
Charles Brandon, the valiant knight,
who married Mary Tudor in 1915, evil
IDENTIFY retained royal favor long after
ward, for it is recorded in English his
tory that Henry VIII gave him COM
mand of an army sent TO invade France
from Calais in 1923.
The dukes of Buckingham had a
habit of being beheaded, Richard III
accounted for one, as recorded in
Shakespeare's play, and Henry VIII
later Topped off the head of the one
who appears in When Knighthood
was in Flower" founded Cardinal
college. the start of Oxford university.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
OLIVER TWIST IS
JACK|E'S BIGGEST
AND BEST PICTURE
Small California Town, First
to See 1t, Says 1t Is
Wonderful.

Nothing remains to be done to the
Jackie Coogan production of oliver
Twist directed by Frank Lloyd and
presented by Sol Lesser, but o-pre-
sent it. The final scenes have been
shot, the editing has been accom-
plished, the product was taken to New
York by Sol Lesser, who is now ar
ranging for the extraordinary distribu-
ton of the biggest picture Jackie has
yet made.
The success of "Oliver Twist has
been underwater" by a small town
in southern California, called Ana
helm, where the world premiere OF
oliver Twist" was given a few days
ago. Every record ever hung up in
the box office of the California the
| alter in that usually serene and peace
fal village was smashed by the bust
ness done in the two days that Jackie
and his newest picture were there.
No unusual advertising nor personal
appearances of the star and his sup
porting cast fortified the premiere.
Jackie Coogan in "OIver Twist was
all the lure there was-the brilliant lit
tie star and his picture went in with
but the meagerest advance heralding
and took Anaheim by storm. Every
thing was approved from the subtitles
to the marvellous acting of the wonder
boy of the screen.
With the plaudits of the beholders
still ringing in his ears, Mr.. Lesser
left Los Angeles with the precious
burden of the celluloid drama under
his arm-so to say-and departed foI
New York in the confidence, shared
by everyone connected with the max
ing of 'Orver Twist that a picture
of classic Importance and widest pop
ular appeal had been achieved.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-08
To OPPOSE
| FASHIONS ED|CT
ON LONG SKIRTS
Wanda Hawley and Bebe Dam
iels Don't Like New Idea
a Little Bit.

Fashion designers efforts to bring
back the long skirt are not to be met
by meek acceptance on the part of all
women; the change, which has been
slow to date, is nov being met by the
vigorous opposition of women who are
themselves leaders of fashion to a
certain extent.
Wanda Hawley and Bebe Daniels.
well known Paramount picture stars.
are for a continuation Of the short
skirt and don't care who knows it. In
fact they are not just simply con
tinuing to wear them; they are telling
their friends about it.
Il think the threatened short skirt
craze is a foolish fad" says Miss
Hawley, "and will not be popular with
the average American. [ personally do
not intend to wear extremely long
skirts this fall.
"Of course, / am not in favor of
the knee length skirt. but I do believe
the skirt of ankle length is the ideal
style of dress for women, especially
younger women. An extremely long
skirt adds ten years to the appear
ance of the girl of nineteen or twenty
and makes her look matronly. / do
not believe Americans approve of the
long skirt.
Il believe the long, graceful waist
line effect will prevail in fall fashions.
which / think will be marked by their
simplicity and lack of frills and
%flounces."
Bebe Daniels expresses herself even
more vigorously.
Il strike" she says. Literally, 7
refuse to wear the long skirts that are
declared the latest thing in fall
fashions. ! did this, not only because /
prefer the short skirts but also be-
cause, after. comforting with Ethel
Chaefin, chief costume designer for
Paramount studios, I found that my
type is not suited to long skirts. I an
of the opinion that fashions are more
or less a matter Of types. Following
this opinion, ] believe that long skirts
would make a girl of my type look
like q young lady dressed as an old
woman. Not for me, il l can help il.
"a shall continue to wear the full,
short skirt, although I will admit /
like the long waist line. The present
style of skirt also calls for the
French vamp shoes, which are con-
trary to the toothpick toe now being
worn in Paris.
II took particular delight in choos-
ing my clothes for 'Singed Wings q
Paramount picture in which l am now
being featured. I continue to wear the
short skirt in this photoplay. I think
it makes me look younger and since
the role I play Is Of a young girl, I
me to have worn the long skirts"