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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-27
THE florida PRESS

Jacksonville Times-Unon: The county citrus
fruit grower who recently sold thousand fruit
flor $4,000 cussing Florida, whole On
the other hand he is mighty thankful for owning
erty in the state where such crops possible
up of the twelve greatest women
lis who how to make old-fashoned biscuits
Jacksonville Journal
sweet young forgive him If he gives his
flame returns support his nine children Greater
Professor Archenbold, famous astronomer says the
worlds population may possibly be gassed TO oeat oS
vapor comet But he adds as sort OF pleas
liant postscript that will happen-st Petersburg
Times.
Through the customary valuation of fruits and veg
eabes b. shipping point in place of gateway out OF
Florida the deprived credit for several
millions of dollars wealth produced within the state
ocala Banner.
Mobs are running through woods Orlando
and Essimmee and midnight joy-riders scared to
ride If the mobs would continue ride for the next
month it would a world of good.-Sanford Herald.
Eating peanuts in St. Petersburg and throwing the
shells on sidewalk a crime. at least msde
meanor and subjects offender cracking
% - 11 s;+,,rh. +to bopes+ Observation-Disclosures Tirnas
1t is said that years ago shoes heel.
Now have hardly shoe>-Dothan Eagle.
According to the Bureau Market and Crops esti-
mates the hog of Florida is rapidly becoming
an advertisement" of Florida.-Miami Metropolis
If you are going any footprints in
of time don't let them show that have been
ing backward.-St. Augustine Record.
Announcement has made that the
Automobile Association will held
lin Jacksonville in January 1928 Goody, the good
fellows a chance to what really fine
of Florida really disappointed they
far from Jacksonville while they in the
state.-Perry Herald
Senator Underwood attributes the to the
high material. We have sneaking idea
worn other very good II
this is make the most of -Times Union. Why
short skirts for street when they
the onepiece bathing suit when they
beach.-Lake Butler Times
The emerald or the ruby bring higher price than
diamond, Jacksonville Tmes-Union. it
takes the diamond bring the grl-Tampa Tribune.
Winter Haven Chief: Now what sort of entertain
been attending Listen to this in
yesterdays Sitting in the gallery with of
fried chicken lunch lap pretty girl by your
side looking bevy of handsome women on the stage
hearing laddies sing the finest
of opera selections the time, is enough to
make any happy"
That brilliantly lighted area by astron-
omers to be 100000 miles be nothing
mind but a Democratic torchight procession-Times-
Union.
The advises flappers look in
tended q bathing before saying Il do" it
rather hard the inland girls whose only chance
their beau in swimmin at the annual Sunday school
picnic.-Jacksonvle Journal
Now that the cattlemen of South Florida have seen
the advantages of tick eradication and the necessity
fenced areas to bring it and stock improvement about
there is hope for the small farmer the fruit grower
the trucker good stiff quarantine is strong
ment.--Tampa Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-27
PEOPLES FORUM

Editor Journal:
AS regards an article appearing in
The journal of Sunday morning an
nouncing the important decision of the
county board of education in cutting
the salaries of teachers and other ad-
ministrative branches 10 per cent, our
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-27
LEARN TO SWIM.

(NashVile Tennessean)
Learn to swim.
1t is a sport which exercises every muscle in the
body
A lot of people think they cannot swim
That is the chief why they cannot.
Swimming is 50 cent confidence and cent
experience.
1t Is as natural for a man swim it is for him
to walk.
Swimming ought to be taught every school in
1t 10 now being made a condition of graduation In
many colleges
There is a reason this.
Hundreds of thousands of people visit watering
places purposes of recreation every year.
statistics tell US that 1000 and persons
crown every in the United States
The great majority of these drownngs could be
avoided.
If every person who goes bathing and every per-
who goes boating or sailing could swim, drowning
would be Occurrences.
But swimmers drown. They drown because
they ignore fundamental rules of safety.
No good swimmer takes chance.
No good swimmer enters the water directly after
having eaten hearty meal.
No good swimmer enters the water while over
No good swimmer exercises in the water until ho
No good swimmer the water if I've knows
that he mas heart trouble.
Every good swimmer accurate knowledge
tho depth the water before he. dives.
Every good swimmer let's the current carry him
rather than back it.
There are certain for first aid that every
good swimmer learns. The Red Cross will tell you
what they are and teach you how to put them into
operation.
Everybody ought to learn to swim, and then learn
when swim. 1t is good, clean exercise
Everything may be terribly cut and dried certainty
with married woman, except thiss She knows
what her husband will get mad at next.
LIQUIDS It's density one-fourteenth that OF water,
aad. cuc!ousy enough, this happens to be the same
ratio OF density that hydrogen in the state
NoATs 20 air.
rhs organs, heart, lungs and brains, termed
tripod or lfe. Death is produced by the stop
p,se .: any the three hence the name.
1t takes forty men twelve months to break rp
poo6err warship.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-27

The Journal "Want Ads" a
result producers. Try one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-27

The organs. heart, lungs and brains, termed
he TRIPOD OF Mfe. Death is produced by the stop
,,ge .: any the three. hence the name.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-27

LIQUIDS It's density one-fourteenth that OF water
oad cu.!ously enough, this happens to be the same
ratio OF density that hydrogen in the gaseous state
/ nnnrn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-27

Everything may be terribly cut and dried certainty
vita married except ths:s She never knows
what her husband will get mad at next.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-27

1t takes forty men twelve months to br"ah Up a
naocerr warship.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20
4 ROOM BRICK
EXTRA WELL BUILT
FOR SALE

1t has two screened porches,
bath, closets, sidewalks. lot
37RX142 feet. Linoleum and
Kitchen range included. South
front, close in Third ward. This
Is a good one, priced to sell
and good terms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20

FOR R1rNT--Aprii 90 cool thoroughly
clean furnished apartment of two
front rooms and kitchenette; bath ad-
toinln, large screened front porch; close
in; will not rent to sick or children. Call
after 10 a. m. 124 So III Arno.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS LOTS
Are in good demand in the
further and most Restricted
District; also have few lots
left In the first district. Ten
Dollars per month secures any
one Of them for you.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20
FOR RENT--Roons

N NV AhNoofis
FRONT room with norcb 202 Nor,b
High
FOR RENf-Room-, close IN 616 West
Copper
FOR RENT-Furnls6ed bed room 10
West Lead
FOR RENT-Furnisi7ed room, s22 sonf5
Seventh. phone 72s-W.
FOR RENT--Tis6t h -,,s.,, eon;,. -ooro.
Win Sas .si sh' WIN no.se ea rooms
FTTRNfgH mr., r,o5er, -.-,ros.
children az Wss, s,,nsr Nv s'sA' no
inp narrs a1o sent,s ms,, ROOM sleep
f5,f, : ~; 800:
FOR RENT--Two rooms and sleeping
=. 49, - -. Wv .,oa.t oroaaway. -
La a I'LL, ceoi room; beautifully furnished
private bath. 12l1 West Roma.
FOR RENT-.Nico front room with bath.
10s south Arno. phone 1i0S-R.
FOR RENT-Neatly fnrnIsheJ sieening
room; close in. 8i7 South Third.
FOR RENT-Two clean. furnis6ed rooms
for housekeeping. 42O West Lead.
FOR HENT--sleeping porch and room.
adjoining BATH Af4 West Gold.
FOE RENT--SieenIng room, 40 var
month; mo sick iii South Edith
ron pENT--T i,,t, :. -,
S,veria ~ We LEN on nousexeepihg rooms
F6p pTS:T ~ ~, = -ess esn!I =: :
rao,v. o,o CT urnlsneo housekeeping
.gV.ns. eIs south waiter. phone 1871.
FQH EENT-Nice, clean sleeping and
nousekeeping rooms. 121H North Third
FOR RENT-Two large front rooms, un.
lurnlsnedi like new. l2t South Edith
FOR RENT-Turnished sleeping room !;
ladies' only. 72e South Edith. phone
- ". -
FOR NENT-Three modern furnished
e, r ~ tor light housekeeping 423 West
So : =
poM HENI-Nice outside sleeping
rooms. Albuquerque Hotel, 2ish
North Second.
rGN hENT-Furnished light housekeep-
AK rvyh'. ior iaoy only $40 per month.
sve souln Edlth.
FOR RENT--Modern sIeepIng room. ad-
"a soinins bath. Avsrili Apartments
5ven Nortn second.
FOR RENT--H ouse eepIng rooms with
sleeping porch: light, water, garage.
et .'. MONTH M i.-- Pnone l511-W.
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room, adj
JOINING bath. In private home, close in.
lll South Arno. phone 1s52-w.
IMPERIAL RooMs--Nf Q, clean rooms:
~, rates by day or week. over Pastime
Theater. 211hN West Central
ELGIN HOTETr--Sieei,Jn-- rooms ana
housekeeping apartments by the day.
week or month. 502k West Central.
FOR RENT-Front room, well furnished
adjoining bath, use Of nhone. closs In:
one Or two gentlemen. 700 West Silver.
FOR rENT--TWo desir5bie IIc6f house.
keeping rooms, clean ana Veil ventil.
ated. Ar South waiter. rbone 1oogsM
f00K.NTcsi,.- p;.e;-e -.
yota .n.ssS iurnisnea oed room pri.
town and sbops. M .tct soo wes, Tro,,
FOR D = :;
roo,,. 81. nicely lurh'shcu
los WY wAter, close In on ground floor
~ go ------------
FOR RENT--very large cool bed room.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20
FOR RENT--Ranchss

FOR RENT--fwelve-acr ranch. three
acres alfalfa, one acre fruit mile and
quarter south Of bridge. west side; all
on ditch; very low rent u. u. steidiey.
Lamy, New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20
WANTED--Houses'

.~S~Ses~~~~~S~~~~S~-S><<> ~>>eS~~p~N>S$s<<~sN
WANTED-Three or four-roofn furnished
or unfurnished house. modern. on east
side. Address Box o. care Journal.
MY SYSTEM brings cash buyers for your
property: for quick results try u. j.
p. Gonce. 14l5 North Sixth. phone 1921.
WANTED--Five or six-room modern un.
furnished home for June i: good locs.
tiou and reasonably priced. q. II. X.
care journal.
WAETED--To rent four or five-room
modern furnished house; can accept a
years lease. Address postoffics box 59t.
or phone s55.
WE WANT the best all cash price On q
four or five-room house. from tho
owner: give strsst number. Address Boz
0. care journal.
WANTED-By June ], five-room house.
unfurnlshed. with garage: will lease for
cns year: Fourth ward preferred; will
consider highlands. Phone 6s3-W.
b -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20
WANTED.--Roonns

WANTED--dentfema wishes to rent
furnished room with kitchenette; per-
nanent. state rent and location y. J. H.,
care Journal. y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20

FOR RENT--Nice two-room housekeep-
ing apartment. adjoining bath. sas,
i close dn; no sick; no children. sac
West Lead. phone 20oi-M.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20
OWNER IS GOING TO
ARIZONA

And has instructed us to sell
his nice home on North
Twelfth street. Living room
with good fire place and book
cases, colonades to dining room
Kitchen mas nice cupboards,
gas water heater. two large
bedrooms with closets, glassad
sleeping porch. large bath with
extra good fixtures and show
or. linen closets. screened back
porch, lovely large front porch
screened, basement. hot air
furnace, sidewalks, lawn, gar
age and other outbuildings.
driveway. All this is on a fun
sized lot, east front. near West
Central avenue and priced TO
sell quick. Let's show you it
today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20

, FOR RENT-Three-room apartment FUR
nshed for light housekeeping. modern,
$3.50 per month. 500 block South First
Inquire Savoy Hotel office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20
FOR SALE-M,scellaneous

FOR SALE--MisceIlaneou
~~-~~~-~~~>~~~~~~~~-~-~
FOR SALE OR RENT--Player plano.
Phone 1901.
TRY BoDDY's MILK; BEST IN TOWN,
Phone 241S-R4.
FOR SALE Reed baby carriage. inquire
AZ North seventh.
FOR sALE--Washing machine, as good
as new. Us East Central.
FOR sALE--Ro!iet canaries, zIs South
Walter. phone l6s7-J.
FOR sALE-Heavy spring wagon, good
as new. Prone 2403-R4.
FOR sALE--Good secondhand piano,
good bargain. Phone 1sS1-M.
FOR sALE--Tnree roIl-top desks. Real
Estate Exchange. 900 West Copper.
FOR SALE-New "Old Trusty INCUBATOR"
200 to 24o eggs. 1915 South Walter.
FOR sALE-Tomaio and cauiiflower
plants. 1870 North Fifth in the rear.
FOR sALE--TwO portable chicken houses
6x12, at bargain. 419 West Granite.
ROOFING
EXPERT guaranteed work. phone Iss4-J.
FOR SALE OR RENT-slnger sewing
machine. Tho Exchange. 100 West
Gold. phone I'LL.
FOR sALB-Popcorn crlspette outfit.
complete. grood profits for hustler.
GIL North First.
FOR SALE-Dlxie down mattresses, $50;
we also have cotton mattresses from
- 70 ill:5o. 40 West Gold. phone Ill.
TYPEWRITERS. all makes. SIS and up;
ts,chs nss 100 ro,,ts rortt, A'ps"'e'
-------,---,-
IL, uIsos' Wv anu
ncnar,,, mh pv"s; haiu"afe
80 --9... !. A9roer q company:
fon INA sAL .,s excellent .drop-head
r.chan oa 90 SEVILLE NILE a 1haSu'ne, ss'sv. INC
nsnans 2. = ~ We. ooI1, pnone Ill.
FOR sALE-Fresh euttermiik and cot
., .ake onessej $50 Iresn milk IN gallon
esne Dslry. pnone lslo- N:
FOR sALE-Pianos and player pianos;
pre-war values. Phone 1o6. Geo. p.
Leernero PIANO Co. "a south Walter:
sAxOPHoNES and all band instruments.
new or used. Private or class instruc-
tons On above. Fred X. Ellis, Phi. 302-J.
FOR sALE--severai Xxi Auto tents used
one day just like new. except for price.
me Exchange, l20 West Gold, phone
III.
FOR sALE-Bath tubs. IayatorIes. sinks,
range boilers. pumps. pipe and we'll
points. w. c. Thaxton. I'LL North
!. -, u.
FOR SALE--PuppIes from AiTedaIe and
Water Spaniel; both parents good duck
dogs, IS and SIS each g07 West Noun.
tain road. -
rs REFRIGERATOhs for sale: some
slightly used; at wholesale prices; hurry
X you want to save some money. Ameri.
can Furniture Co.. 1923 South Second.
70" sALE--A number Of secondhand
gas ranges at real bargains. also few
COOK stoves, ranges and oil stoves. The
EXCHANGE. 10 West Gold, phone iii.
FOR sALE--Torit Acetyiene torch. for
soldering and brazing best thing out
for radiator work; no oxygen needed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20
HELP WANTED

Male.
WANTED--Milker. Apply Mathews Dairy.
WANTED-Man to work on ranch. Phone
1915-w.
EMPLOYMENT oFFICE-All Kinds of
help secured; try our service. ITO
south Third, phone sew
WANTED-.-House TO house solicitors for
household necessity; good commission.
adoress Box a.. care Journal.
WANTED--Three young inen, neat, good
takers, reliable, for Advertising crew,
salary. Answer =. NJ. care Journal.
WANTED--Exper baker TO take
a., charge OF shop. Las Vegas Mercan-
.lle company. East Las Vegas. N. NJ.
WANTED--Men 10 learn barber trade;
tuition S26.. American Barber College,
ozi East Firth street, Los Angeles, Calf.
WANT RELIABLE AGENTS to sell the
best Health and Accident Insurance
TOT the money In the world. The largest
company OF its kind In America--99 out
OF 100 claims paid the day proof received.
No different classes "a" b" etc. Live
agents have made $500 per month. Rob-
erts-Iurner Co., state agents for New
Mexico and Arizona, iii South Fourth
street. Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Bookkeeper; man or woman,
NOT over thirty-seven years Of age
capable OF handling books and office
Tor retail lumber business. doing an an
nual businss In excess OF $780, 600 an
nually. Prefer combination bookkeeper
and stenographer and one with some
lumber bookkeeping experience; latter
qualifications not essential. but 1t IL
absolutely necessary that applicant
KNOW he or she is capable of keeping
books. keeping them right and keeping
them up. Right party will be paid all
they are worth and given position that IL
permanent and offers splendid oppor-
tunity for future. Must be able to re-
port June /; state experience, present
employed and salary expected in first
letter. The Hall Lumber Company,
Winslow, Arizona,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20

FOR sALE--small modern cottage with
double garage. screened porch. bath
built-in features. etc.; newly decorated
throughout, well furnished, on corner lot
only one block from car line; terms
5000 down, balance like rent. 100 South
Walter. or phone ODE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20

FOR RENT--Eu ntshed apartments, con-
venient TO sanatoriunis; four rooms,
Centralacar line, Call 1921 East Central
or see McMtlllnn & Wood phone s(S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-20
ONLY ONE lEET
BY George McManu

OF the SO lots listed near HIGH
LAND PARK, a 50-foot corner on
Silver one block east Of Park
Needs no grading, bargain at
$3.50. with 500 down and SIS
monthly.
y. A. HAMMOND,
S24 East silver Ave.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13

The Pr0nlenaders
Make Big Hit With
BeI1ScO Patrons

CEATURING Jimmy Husssy,
the popular Hebrew come
dian. THE Promenaders."
farce In three scenes, direct from
the New York Winter Garden.
heads an excellent vaudeville bill
at the Belasco Theatsr this week.
Surrounded by . bevy Of pretty
and shapely girls, ana other come
dians who DO not themselves fall
short In fun-makins. Hussuy
stands alone a. the shining star In
the revue. His bisgest hit II In
his songs. secondhand Nose
and Mighty Like Rose, in
Bloom.
Featured in police court scene
with Ethel Davis, the latter on
trial as the murdeross of Shimmy.
In Chi. with jazz cops and jury
Hussey scoreds Again he went
over big In the farce. when the
Cats Away the Mice Wni Play"
Married only an hour, Hussey
takes his bride to their bedroom.
He leaves soon after ITO 60 to
Philadelphia. !" But he suddenly
returns only TO find five Of his
brides former sweethearts tnct
privacy oft his bridal chamber.
There 10 fun-making and nonsense
galore In the act.
Hussey IL given fine suppors by
Miss Davis, Beth Stanley, Kash-
leen O'f1anlon; Henry Stimruel.
Buddy Doyle. Leo Burns, Thomas
Foran. Eddie Hickey. Theodore
zalnbunis. Hickey and Lou Ed
wards ably support Hussey. Both
are good comedians and received
their share Of the applause given
the revue.
A numbsr OF other specialtlee
were well received. The program
opened with La Pinski's dogs, an
animal act well worth seeing. Leo
Burns and Thomas Foran, In
songs and dances, scored much ap-
plause,- and Buddy Doyle, The
Black Face Comedian" told some
new dialect stories and gave good
limitations Of Al Jolson, Al Herman
and other star comedians of the
black-face variety.
Kathleen o'Hanlon apd Thso-i
dore Zambunis. In Apache dances.
receive much deserved applause,
their dancing being quite out Of
the ordinary. The Rath Brothers,
In q hand-to-hand balancing act
called Q Study In Endurance
also were well received. A an ex-
ira attraction. Florence Rayfield
rendered number OF sentimental
and other songs. Ethel Davis was
one Of, the big hits Of the early
specialtics in the bill. She pro-
vided q number Of stories which.
though rather snappy, were kept
well within the border of pro-
priety.--C. q.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13
LOEW'S COLUMBIA
"Fool's paradise"

HECIL b. DeMILLE'S artistic
~ purpose in life, seems to be the
creation OF what appears the ulti-
mate In beauty and artistry In
one picture and then q few months
later to totally eclipse his own
brilliant record. DeMille has done
this in FOOLS Paradise" his
gorgeous screen version Of the
story by Beulah Marie DIX and
saba Cowan. suggested by Leonard
Merrfck's THE Laurcls and the
Lady Mr.. DeMllie brought 10
this production. which began Its
second great week at Loew's Co
noon. q cast that includes Dorothy
Dalton, Conrad Nagel. Mildred
Harris, Theodore Kosloff. Julia
Faye. and John Davidson.
Fools Paradise" depicts the
tendency of q man to pursue his
ideal Of the beautiful. good, and
true while ignoring the actual en-
bodiment OF these elements which
may lie directly within his gaze.
Conrad Nagel. an the chief male
Character Of the story, portrays
a wounded American soldier in love
with q beautiful but shallow French
dancer. While worshiping the
woman he believes her to be, he
spurns the love of an American
girl in q Mexican border town
whom he mistakes for drab and
q woman without principle.
The scene shifts to Siam, where
the French DANCER proves her
cold-hearted faithlessness and
forces the young American to
realize that the gold he wor-
SHIPPED in her character vast only
dross. At the same time he learns
that the American girl In the
Mexican border town really loves
him worthily and contriteiy makes
his way back to her. The story II
sion.
Az an added attraction Mt the
Columbia, the latest Interna-
tional News views OF the recent
wedding of Princess Mary are
shown. Leon Brusiiof, director OF
the Columbia Symphony Srches-
ira, contributes q splendid mu.
steal score AZ an accompaniment
OF the featured attraction.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-13
Norma Talnadge.
Charms CrandalI
Fans AS Poppy

AYoRMA TALMADGE shines
I'm a. the forlorn little orphan
whose life u besst by mis-
fortune. fAiIure and abuse until
the three worst mon In South
Africa" bring her happiness IN
the 6elxnick revival Of "Poppy.
This splendid camera version Of
Cynthia stockieys novel yester-
day charmed capacity crowds ~
chief feature Of the excellent BIB
arranged for the first three Gays
OF the currsnt week 1T crandalfs
Theater.
Directed by Edward jose, VINO
gained his knowiedge OK me "
south Africa first-nand' foppy
A. strong In detail and pcrtrsys
In logical sequences events In tns
life OF q. young girl married to .
man wtthout knowin~ This odd
--.-,s-. ~.
situ@tspn = copicca ~ -.
belief OF the man she reaiiy
loved that his one meeting with
her was 4 dream. From these
$500
Gun p'o esov
matte story, SWIFT In action ana
genuinely moving.
In additfon 10 tha apu~aIins
-,,.-. i.
POI iey Va cac.e
ton OF Eugene OBrfen. who ap-
pears as Carson, the lover whose
fiae,itv brinr. hanpine.. into the