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The Washington times., 1922-11-05

But a glance at the happy rev.
elers pictured here will convince
anyone that the big Halloween
party staged by the hustling staff
Of the Washington branch Of the
Buick Motor Company was a
Irregular" affair, and, needless TO
say, "a good time was had by
ALL"
The spacious display room was
turned over by the branch man.
ager. l.. W. LaudiCk, To High
JinlIs for the evening, and attrac.
tive Buick models which hold
sway at other times gave way to
specter pumpkins and other ap-
propriate decorations.
Many invited guests and the
following members Of the Organi'
zation attended:
Mrs. l.. l.. Dent, Miss Helen
Harvey. Mrs. NJ. T.. Page. Miss
Catherine Rabbit, Mrs. Evelyn
Stark, Miss Catherine Cats, Miss
Margaret Cumberland. l.. w. Lau.
dick, ii. l.. Gordon, Carl Gubiscli,
l.. w. Walker, II. X. Mason.
George Billings. }. r. Avery. r..
Blemquist, ID. r. Sands, Mr.. Nc
Inturff. Mr. Cullen, +. Il.
Schmidt, Paul Tyson. MIR. Land
graft. }. :. Cook. j. Wiseman.
Mr.. Greenwood. =. r. Mortimer
and Mr.. Taylor.
In the picturcsuuely adorned
trio we have Stanley T. Martin.
service manager: Miss Dorothy
HutchiSOn and James =. Cook, of
the accounts department.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
Copyright. lS22. by Christy walsh
SyndiCate.D

We are into the winter touring
seasOn-which is the most critical
part of the year to the owner
especially the novice or the careless
owner,
In the beginning OF this new and
phase Of our series | would
like 10 make one personal suggestion
If you are an owner. buy a LITTLE
scrap book and preserve each article
as il is published. | have received
no end Of requests from owners for
missing articles and Of course ! have
no supply. People have written
from AS far as Seattle and from
several cities in New England.
This week telegram esRe from
man in Los Angeles who had
motored there from Minneapolis.
He wanted several articles | had
written weeks ago regarding the
overland route from the coast.
IL you don't ever use the clippings
1t will take very little time to save
them. But If you should want them
later, your scrap book will be a
valuable thing.
Now for our subject. The arrival
of November cans freeZinS
temperature over the greater area
of approximately thirty Of our
States. With the exception of u
few districts i'm the remaining
eighteen States, IL ushers in the
rainy season. In either case the
changes under which your motor
car is to operate. are sufficient 10
warrant special care and attention 10
the partiCular limits affected by the
seasonal change.
Therefore whether YOU live north
or south of latitud" 3d. your auto
mobile as means of conveyance Is
of more value To you than any other
season of the year. II your car ID
equipped with inclosed body, all.
weather top, or n good job OF side
curtains and an exhaust heater,
those living north OF latitude 80
can make long jaunts into the coun-
try and enjoy a certain amount Of
winter touring with "a large degree
OF comfort. Those living in wet
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
FUEL COMPANY
WANTS DESIGN,
W|LLPAYG GOLD
Artists Have Chance to Reap
Easy Cash for Christmas
Spending.
Here's easy money!


In order To secure distinctive
trademark which may be used In
Super Motor Fuel advertising and In
designating Super Motor Fuel sta
lions, the Columbia oil Company, Of
Rosslyn, Va, il conducting "A COM
petition which Is open TO anyone VINO
has bit of designing ability.
The Words Super Motor Fuel are
To be used in the design, which must
be drawn in Two COlors, and drawings
submitted must De ten inches square.
The designs will he passed upon by
competent judges, and the winning
design will be that one considered the
most effectively COlOrcd. most unique
and easiest TO read from any reason
able distance.
The contest is on now and closcs
December 20. The maker of the win
ming design will be paid $25 Decem-
Der 23, just In time to be Christmas
money, the happiest money known.
Get your artistic sense In action
and go after that easy money.
Any contestant may send any
number OF designs.
When you We finished yours, send,
mail, or take them To IN" Auto Edi-
tor of The Washington Times or tn"
Auto Editor OF the Washington Post.
Don't forget-the designs must be
in by December 20.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
|NJUREDOFTEN
To BLAME FOR
AUTO M|SHAPS
N. o. EIdridge Cites New York
City Figures in Defense
of Drivers.

"The public as n whole is too
ready TO place the blame for any
accident In which an automobile
figures on the driver of the auto
mobile" said NJ. O. Eldridge. execu-
tive chairman of the American
Automobile Association. "rhe first
cry that goes up, as rule. when
such an accident occurs, is that
the driver of the car was at fault
when. as matter of fact, in a
large majority of cases the person
injured was to blame.
II have before me-" continued
Eldridge, "a chart containing a
summary OF traffic accidents in
New York city, with the fault or
tncapacity of the proper party list
ed, and while perhaps the cause OF
DO per cent of the accidents is listed
as unknown, the blame in the cases
where the fault of the accident has
been determined is Overwhelmingly
placed on the persons injured.
"Over a certain period of time
In which 1927 accidents, involving
private automobiles. occurred, the
police department of New York city
found by thorough investigation
that in 450 cases the driver of the
car was to blame; in 3,16S cases the
person injured was TO blame, and
in 1883 cases the cause of the acci-
dent was unknown. With the heavy
preponderance of blame placed on
the person injured in the known
causes of accidents, 1t Is but fair
TO presume that the injured per-
sonnel was to blame in more than
30 per cent of the remaining 1858
cases, basing this on the most con-
servative estimates. During the
same period of time. in which 1,2O9
accidents. involving taXicabs. ac'
cured, the cause for fifty-one such
cases was traced to the driver,
while 437 cases were blamed on
the person injured, and the cause
of ia accidents remained unknown
"These figures serve To empha-
size" Mr.. Eldridge continued, the
contention of the A. A. \. that no
traffic regulation is complete until
it provides a penalty for jay-walk-
ing. The jay-walker in my opinion
is the most serious menace to traf-
fic safety in the United States
today.
iHe dulpiliopli' mas "iNiHN he'h
n subject of class Legislation 1t
is a shining target for every legiS-
latOr seeking new means of
revenue. 1t pays more tax than
any property Of similar value in
the world and is subject to more
regulations than any other means
Of conveyance.
1.-THE American Automobile AS
ISOLATION stands for obedience To
the law and for observance of all
traffic regulations, but we feel that
II motorist is to be fined for
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
This is important

stuffing boxes. This Il important.
for il is very easy for your water
to leak away over night. which may
result In damage To your motor; also
leaks are very expensive when using
anti-freeZe solutions in cold cli-
mates,
In the event of leaks in the radia-
tor core on other metal parts about
the water system, have an expe-
renced radiator specialist repair IL
rather than dOctOring Il up with
ant4-lcak compounds. These com
pounds are satisfactory in emergen-
cies, but are not intended as per
nanent remedy. Always keep the
radiator filled to within an inch or
inch and a half below the bottom
rim of filler. Anything above this
may be considered waste. for after
the motor starts and warns up. the
water expands and raises this level
TO point near the overflow.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
Makers Suggest
a Safety Tag to
Go With the Car

Motor car and motor truck
manufacturers Of the National
Automobile Chamber Of Com
meTCe have recommended that
with each car put on 'he
market safety tag be provided
setting forth some fundamental
traffic precautions to en-
courage safe driving. A sample
form of recommended suggcs-'
tions follows:
These precautions may save
a life.
|. Always remember you are
an engineer, fully responsible.
.. Inspect your brakes at
least once a month.
3. Never pass to the left or
a street car.
4. Never pass a street car
when it is stopping for pas
sengers.
s. Always signal with hand
when slowing down, turning or
stopping.
6. Sound horn three times
when backing.
Z. Observe the traffic rules
carefully: they are made for
your safety.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05

munity and to enhance the value
and enlarge the scope of that com.
munty than any other one inven-
ton and we respectfully maintain
@" hnh1f of the motoISt III" IN
automobile driver is entitled to
much more consideration than he
now receives
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
Wild King Alfonso.

Because he Is known az a reckless S,
automobile driver, King Alfonso OF
Spain has fitted a statuette of St.
Christopher TO the radiator of his
car. This image is reputed TO have
the power of preserving its owner
from accident,
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
First Woman TO Cross Continent

Mrs. Pearl II. Doremus, OF Noun.
tain Lake, N. j.. claims the distinc.
ton of being the first woman to
cross the United States absolutely
alone in an automobile. Her long.
est run In one day was 245 miles.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
To Lubricate Working Parts.

Merely putting oil or grease into
a cup does not lubricate the work.
ing parts; ii requires the additional
action of the parts to attract the
lubricant from this small reservoir
TO whore it can be of service.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05

disohedience of a traffic signal
then the pedestrian should be fined
for jay-walking across the street.
putting himself as well as every
motorist in that immediate vicinity
in danger.
The automobile has done more
10 enhance mans value TO his com.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
II Paws TO Advertise.

The Center League, OF woodside,
N. Y. gives two narne.plates away
free to every motorist who lives in
the community. The plates, bearing
the name "woodside." are for the
purpose Of boostiug the town.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
Recovering Cars by Radio.

An automobile club in Knoxville,
Tenn, in conjunction with other
clubs of the state, is planning to
broadcast nightly by radio the
numbers and descriptions of all
stolen automobiles.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
Traffic Laws for Roller Skaters.

In Pennsylvania ollerskaters are
permitted the use of the highways
ns long as they observe the traffic
laws. to which they are subject the
same as vehicles.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
A Busy Bus Line.

A Union Stage Depot for motor
bus lines is operated in Los Angles.
Cal. where more than 10000 pas
scnGers are handled annually.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
Taxes VS.. Power.

Motor vehicles in France are taxed
on the basis Of average power, while
automobiles in the United States
are taxed on maximum power.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
CESKE SRDCE
MARCOLIN,
tajemnik Ohioske Divise

narodni pomocn6 sdruzeni Praze poada mou
vinnost sdeti svm zamofskym pfiznivcm kraanm, kte
mnueho roku honymi Diary pamatovali ch pouzl
uhrade stravovn madame stTeokoske mladeze Denr{
poskyue il 4S0 ob6du cey rok ably byy umozneny stu
die Dale vpravy de naseho narodne siseneho pohra
nicf ktere pres prazny umtie Gesych rodinach abZ
mez nasim dem zapomn6y vv skoly nemecke, kterou
pochazey roditu teskych nedostaku ceskeho sko
stvi uzemi smisenem byly nuceny navstevovati
tohoto dvodu naroni 6lezost Ceske srdce kter6 i5
pTi zaozeni zvalo pomocnym sdruzenm narodnm
prodluzue svo cnnost pros sve priznvce ably pfoupe
MIN ceny eho praci podporova. Pfispvajcm clenen
kazdy, kdo zapat rocn pTispeve Kc cinnym 10
skutecnym 25 KG zakladacm 100 Kc rocne nebo 1000
Kc iednou pro vzdy.
Zakadajici clenove dosanou pamatku velky dplom
v6novnm navrzeny mstrem Afonsem Muchou podepsanI
pfedsedou Ceskeho srdce poslancem Ad Pokdpke pred
sedou Narodn rady csl misrepresentation Ceskeho srdce
pani Renatou TyrSovou misrepresentation Naodni rady c
dcerou Fuegnerovou vdovou po dr M. yrsov iechz bu
prae ako zakadae Sokosva byla prisp6a narodu
tolk ieho osvobozen
Upozoru obrazy Zusanou budoucnost hlstor-
ckym dokadem naseho narodnho osvobozen ez byo voe
obetavosti VaS vekou laskou.
Prhasky cleny Ceskeho srdce Praze pfijima admi
nstrace L. kter je zae postfednctvm cs egace zaize
ne "a tim ucelem hromadne Cesk6mu Sdc do Prahy Jakm
ppevky doidou pose Ceske rdce Praze pfsusne egi
timace dipomy clenum pfhlasenym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
PROVOLANf
ANERICKYM OBCANUM A
OBCANKAM.

Sdruzenl prot Prohbicnmu dodatku, nkorporovana
gansace hlavnim sanem Washngtonu ohoskvm hlav-
MIN stanem Ceveane 321-71 Euclid budova odbockami
Cincinnati Toedu Columbus Sandusky, pusob pro
zen osobn svobody 36 staech $50 odbockam rznych
mestech. Havnim dcelem Sdruzeni jest:
1) Dosic odvolani Volsteadova zakona
g. Docilen ably kazdy stat (pod stejnym odstavcem)
pfijal vastn vymahac zakon.
81 Ably odstranen by amerck6 Gsavy prohibicni do
datek vdbec. xeN8 rW u ~
Sdruzeni zalozeno bylo 1919 W. H. Staytonem byva-
lynn namofnlm dusojnkem graduantem Namofni Academic
Spo Satu dnesnim presdentem The Baltimore Steamship
Co. Baltimore, Nd Sdruzeni snaz, ably kazd6m state
pfistoupo tok Glen cenek, ably moh byti kontroovdn
kazdy kandidat nedosalo podpory zarytm fanatikm
Cleveande pfihasilo z nekolik set prominennich
obcand obcanek obchodnik, ekaf pravnku iakoz
spokG klubd ba nekere mestske une slbem svorne
pracovati, ably ce bylo dosazeno.
Vyzyvame mto nesnazn6ii byste stall ceny teto
organsace nepanS prispevek S100 rocne ktery
Yam dosane mesGnku zprvam postupu naSi spraved
We vec Dosane Vam pokynu cd nasich zakonodarcG
odporuceni kanddad nasemu smeru pffznvych.
Bude zahodno sesav vybor, ktery by stara uIedn
cinnost.
Matee pvovarH neb obchodnci lhovinami neisou $
timo Sdruzenim spojeni
Jsme pfesvedteni re naS osobni svobodu musme haiti
pred vlvem premrstencu, coz Jest naSi povnnosti
Sdruzen dalo obeh pece, kerymi pozaduie dovole
nj prodeie 23 pva lehcich vim Podepsute houne ag-
ujte horve pro ie podepisovn mezi oatnm obcansvem
Spoime vSichn uGinne spolupraci bez rozdlu pre-
sv6dGeni nabozensk6ho neb politickeho.
Pfiide vschn do sobotni schaze poTdant Ce-
ske Narodn Sni Broadway Pride pomoZte, preetei
ST napravy pomoze zdarnemu vysledku Pomoc iednoho
kaadeho eloveka jest viana.
F. w. MARCOLIN,
tajemnil Ohioske Divise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
NEDOSTATECNE NAVSTfVE.
MA SCHUZE SkOLNf
RADY.

Do vcerejsiho zasedani Skol-
nj rady dostavilo Sc misto 20
clenu jen 6, danny mely preva-
hu poctem A prot 2 muzdm.
Pfedseda M. L. Thomson Wy
slovil svoje politovani mad sla-
bou ucasti, ale nad6ii, re dne-
sni schuze podvyboru budou Sc
tesiti vetSi ucasti. Jednalo sc
o skolnich platech Y uceni sc
opozdivsich zaku V letnich Sko-
lach, schvaleno pfipojeni SO
jmen novych ucitelskych sill,
zadan tisk obalek ucebnic, iez
budou pristim skolnim rokem
propuicovany skolni mladezi
bezplatne a narizeno vyjedna-
vati 0 koupi pozemku urcen6-
no ma rozSireni skoly Benjami-
Ma Franklina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
|SPLASENY BYk MA CLARK
AVE.

Rozdivotely byk, patrne po-
|sedly touhou jeSte pred smrti
vydati Sc Clevelandem ma pout'
Ia dobrodruzstvim, prchl q po-
rack ma Clark Ave, kde ne
malo podesil cele sousedstvo.
|Spatriv sam sebe zrcadliti Sc
We vykladni skrini - sklonil
|mocnou Sill a rye - zarincelo
|nadaiici sklo. Asi diva muzi,
|snazlci Sc zvire zadrzeti byli
srazeni k zemi ale bez vazn6i-
Sich nasledku. Vylet bykGy "a
kontila kule 2, rucnice Olive
rem Hughesem cd Long Pack
ing Co. vypalena, ktery byka
zahnal do garaze V els. 1914
Madison Ave-, kde byl strelci
bezpecnym tercem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
7KOJNASOENA SRAzKA
AUTOMOBILE,

Sport Sc u mas jiz lax roz-
mohl, re Sc srazeji hned til au-
ia najednou. Stroj fizeny slec-
nou Florence Runnerovou,
vrazil do auta Freda A. Cole
mana Hudson, kteraz kara
byla prevracena a yrazila do
automobile tretiho. Kolise uda-
la Sc Cleveland Heights ma
vrSku ma Cedar rd zavinila,
re V mistech onech byla ma ce-
lou hodinu prerusena doprava
vdbec. Coleman byl spolu Sc
svym spoucestujicfm rev. Ho-
hoyem vyhozen ma cestu, ale O.
ba vyvazli bez zran6ni. Auto
mobil posledni vsak uznal "a
dobre zmizeti z mista nehodv
tax re jeho ridic zutal newest
nym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
POPEL ONDRfCKUV.

Praha, 4. kvetna. (Post. zpra
va.) Dne 25. dubna 2. hod
odpol. privezen byl kuryrem
ministerstva zahranici popel
zemreleho mistra z Milana a
prevezen ku prozatimnimu u
schovani do Pantheonu Narod-
nlho musea, dokud nebude opa
trena vhodna urna. Pamatka
genialnlho virtuosa byla pax u
ctena tryznou dne 2. kvetna V
Pantheonu Narodniho musea
Ia ncasti ceskeho kvarteta a
prazskeho peveck6ho spolku
"Hlahol'. Trvale ma byti ucte-
ma pamatka slavneho virtuosa
zalozenim "Ondrickova fon-
du" ku podpore chudych zakG
mistrovske skoly houslove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
ANCIICKY MANDAT MAD
PALESTINOU.

Geneva, II. kvetna. - A.
mericka vlada dala konecny
souhlas anglickym mandatem
mad Palestinou, jak oznamil
vcera Earl Balfour Svazu naro-
du, jejz Ultra pozada, aby man
dat ten definitivne potvrdil. O.
cekava Sc, re pri te prilezito-
sti dojde ku novemu rozporu
mezi Anglii a Francii, jestlize
neexistuje zadna zvlastnf do
hoda mezi mimi V tom smeru.
Slime zidovske delegace naleha-
il ma konecne vyrizeni manda-
tn mad Paletinou, ably tim zpu-
sobem urychleny molly byti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
Zaloba ministra Srobara a
,osl. HOdzi proti "SlOvaku".

Lud'acky organ napsal We SVEN
velikonocnlm elsie 0 min. Sro-
barovi a posi-. Hodzovi: "a svo-
je postavenie, ia tanti6my,
millionove, spiritusove, rumov6
a druzstevne, Ia bryndzu, rota-
cky a tiskarne zaprodali ma
rod. Oba jmenovani podali pro
tyto urazky ma cti proti "Slova
ku' trestni oznameni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
ZaIoha ma parcely. -

graf Josef Grund re Smlchova
a soustruznik kovG Josef Tame
eek re Smichova, vylakali v
hostinci "V laznich" ma Smi-
chove" ma americkem Cechu
Gustavu Kosteleck6m jako "a
lohu ma parcelu 1000 Kc. TYR
di, re nechteli Kosteleckeho
podvesti a ze tax ucinili V OPT
losti. Byli dodani zem. trest.
soudu.. Venkov re dne 20.
dubna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
PLATfME HOTOVE.
Ia b0ndy Svobody, 1sporne
valecne znamky.

Kupujeme tez stare 7lato. strfbro. pla-
tinu. DIAMANTY. skvosty hodinky,
rtut' magneticke ukazovaky. neupo.
trebene postovnf znamky a vse co ma
koukoli cenn. Platfme "a vse cenne
hotovgmi. SIMON. spolehlivt Jedna-
tel, MATTEL The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Ufadovna. p0kot
c. ZIG Lenox budove. ron 9. ui.
Euclid Ave. Denne otevfeno 40 no.
din vacar
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16

plany pro zfizenf zidovskeho
statu V Palestine. Jake stano-
visko zaujme k tomu move zfi-
zeny stat arabsky, neni proza-
tim znamo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
NEHODA v OBRAZKOVEM DIVADLE

Pttsburg, Pa, 15 kvetna. = Cast stfechy Majestic d-
vada kde ukazovany jsou pohybve obrzky sa Sc dnes
Sesnac osob bylo poraneno Ma stes te chv me-
ne nez so bylo dvadle nak obe byo by byvao
hem vice. Ctyri ranenych watt byli do nemocnce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-16
MA PRODEJ
PRODAJf Sc zachovale poll

FNODAJI SE ZachOVNie poll
ce, counter, zasklena skrin, no.
dici Sc pro cukrovinkovy aneb
jiny obchod. Cena levna. Hla,
ste sc V els. 1921 Warren ILL.,,
blize Broadway. 5--19
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-12
DON CARLOS E. cHARDoN

Ell Sr. Carlos e. Chardon, experto en-
Intermediates de la Gaia de la Esta-
clo;l Experimental Insular,. embarca ell
p''6ximo microbes dia 13 en- el vapo-
Puerto Rico" en- asuntos oficiales del
Departamento de Agricultural Y Ira
bajo. Ell Sr. Chardon va con el propo-
sito de asistir unas reuniones del
American Association for the Ad-
yancement of Science que tendran lu-
s5r en- Cambridge, Mass, en- los dias
27 a so de diciembre en- donde piensa
Oar cuenta de sus trabajos experiment
tales sobre ell ''matizado'' de La cana
de azicar, trabajos que han sido coro-
nados por ell 6xito. Ell Sr. Chard0n.
Quien tainbien gestiona del New York
Botanical Garden" Ell envio de una CO.
mission botanica estudiar la fora dc
Ia isla, cree Que su regreso a 6sta
sera acompsfiado por varios especial1s-
tas notables.
Ell viaje, por tanto, del sefior Char
don es de gran trascendencia para nues-
ira agriculture, por 10 cuaI les deses-
mos fe,iz viaje y un complete exito en-
sus gestiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-12

todoss los tradicionalismos y precederN-
ties, Rex Ingram Sc debe el cambiO
operado EN- los u1timos dos amos, con
respecto al tipo de primer actor cine
matog1afico. Rex ingram tsb flo on
mi para. la Interpretation del papel de
protagonista de la pelicula ''LOs cua-
tros jinetes del Apocalipsis' desde
entonces, e.. valor del tipo meridional
como primer actor cinematografico, ha
sido defnitivamenSe -econocido.
Desde q. Rodolfo Valentino aparecf6
rn "a pelicula "Los cuatro jinetes
del 'Apooalipsis'', Sc ha lido conquis-
tando paulatinamente ell favor del pu
b'ico. al punto de ser hoy uno de los
astros mas brillantes en- cl frmamento
cinematografico. HaGe algunos meses.
confirrnando el immense exito obtenido
en- la pelicula dc Blasco Ibafez, obtu-
vo otros triunfos tan resona1ites en- las
pe'iculas "The Sheik'' tsMoran Of
the Lady Lefty, de la Paramount.
ambas dirigidas por George Melford;
asimismo en- la pelicula Beyond
the Rocks, en- la cual la bellisima Y
popular actriz Gloria Swanson inter
preta ell principal papel femenino.
Pero el exito mas resonante de es-
te joven actor ha sido en- la pslicula
"Sangre v arena" dc Ia Paramount,
dirigida por Fred Niblo y adaptada de
la famosa novea de este nombre del
eminentn novelista americana d. vi
cente Blasco Ibafezs la cual ACADIA
de Nestrenarse en- Nueva Yorkry 10 Sc
"a en- brevc en- los principales teatro5
dc los paises Gle habla espafiola y por-
! tuguesa.
Rodolfo Valentino es tambieu ell
protagonista de la pelicula GEL joven
raja'i dirigida por Philip Rosen. ba-
sada en- una popular novela original
del escritor americana John Ames Nit
cbelI. Ell titulo ingles de la novela es
Amos judd.
Cuando ,eI director de "repartos''
Goodstadt encontr6 la tarjeta en- "a
cual Sc LEILA 'Rodolfo Valentino, in-
terprete dc papeles secundarios la
mo al joven actor itaIiano su des-
pacho lie mostr6 la tarjeta con una
signifcativa sonrisa, Y tomando una
mI1.1na mo cstaha al aicance de Su
mano, cruz6 con una raya las pala
bras ''int6rprete de papeles secunda-
rios eli su lugar escribi6, "prf-
mer Aactor''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-12
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