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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-21
'CWf3.AMA V37H1N111f61E

Chtcae0, oct, utter hi3k-
crj receipts B,11l tubs; creamery. ~.
traE a.: stAndatda ~: extra fissAel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
NEAR LEE BOULEVARD.

Fjve-room house good highway and
near the route designated by the Lee H Eh-
way Association as the Lee Boulevard. Lot
is fine size. 100 by l1o. House has bath.
one vine furnace. electricity. garage. Price.
Sc $50. cash. ST 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
WATERFRONT PROPERTY

COLONIAL BEACH-COTTAGF e ROOMS.
screened porch: water In house: rent, AUG.
5O55 II.
PRICES ON SOUTHERN MARYLAND VA
terfronts are Rapidly adv ancing. Opportunity
knocks-he wise. buy nov. JAMES {.
Ri RICH. Leonartltown. Nd. sell
CEDARHCRST- ON-THE- BAY RESTRICT
large lots: prices low: terms 10 per cent
down: bal monthly: free circular on request
RAtMAN Il HEINZMAN, 1904 H ST. NV.
NEW BrNGALOW-4 ROOMS & BREAK
last nook. large porch: open fireplace: mod
ern plumbing and running water; located at
Point Patience. near Solomons Island. Write
John B. Gray. ir.;, Prince Frederick. Md.
WANTED no RENT FURNISHED COT
tace on salt water with accommodations for
Z: fully screened; will rent for 3 or weeks
n,,o,mnmen"ing. about August 81. F. l.. BUR
TON, OIL st NV.
WE Will. RENT FOR BALANCE OF SEA
son oar beautiful Summer home at Edge
kite hen, living room. spacious front and side
screened porches bath. hot and cold running
water. completely furnished for family of
ten Phone owner after g n m. Col. 634 j
or see WILLIAM F. MATTESON Edgewater
Beach. ~
LOTS. COTTAGES. FARMS. ACREAGE. Es-
sale. BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. Main $500.
1000 n At. Specialists in water fronts.
1mrror.d POINT POI PAT TIE oo,onu
excellent beach: State road: water system:
BATMAN HEiNzMAN. 'I I5o4 Fl f st. st'1 n.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
FOR S.ALE-I9TS.

SECOND COMMERCIAL ZONE gath BET
NJ ann \ n.w-.23x73; adjoining new build
ing Black & White TaX>: fine place for
lMnchroom. OWNER. .o3 & i. nv. lf'
WO0DRIDGE-FINE BUILDING LOT
level. on low terrace. all improvements II
ur available: small cash and easy terms
OWNER. Address Box OR. star flee.
CHEVY CHASE D. cone OF THE
prettiest lots in this restricted section beau
tlful terrace, wonderful shade; 5000 50
feet; $3.50.
L. B. LIKENs NORTH 747s.
CORNER SUMMIT PL. AND 18th ST
= feet front Price. 81 800.
Apnly No IFS The Ontario 16s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
SAIE,-FARAJS.

IF YOU WAIT TO RUY OR TRADE FOE
farm. sec ~ We have all kinds G.
! Linens. 1919 NJ St NV. North 741s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
SHADE, ACRE OF GROUND

A four bedroom house in the delightful
country club section of Arlington County.
Hot-water heat and other co1veniences, to
shade trees. Trolley and bus near Price.
$11.75o. The terms are exceptional. e. the
cash, with the monthly payments running
only s75 to Ss5. including all interest.
To inspect any of the above properties
cali Main 1144 and one Of our cars will take
Won to the house in which You are interested
without any obligation on your part
Or inquire directions at our Lee Heights
office on the Lee highway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
W4\TFD-F.ARMS.

WANTED TO RENT. WITH PRIVIL EGI
of buying within one wear farm, suitable fo
poultry raising and trucking. Adams $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16

R. !: AVE. BET. 18th AND 18th SITS. NV.
English basement entrance 10 r. b..
1 Hail r -T 16a5 INSTALLATION Price reasonable
5000; BUNGALOW, ,s.E-5 ROOMS.
Ply h. slsc garage dstashed lot 5 sos
Pa. ave. Sc Lincoln 346
FOR COLORED
Brick rooms bath atrobe heat sac
only m.s az" r. ss ;;, S. NV
semi detached house: gas: furnacs cellar:
So .,S E Il lbs Man. s kE5;is
Groom BRICK; WATER ( GAS; NEWLY
$40 monthly, Lincoln 466S-J.
ALL as s1SE fkp Mar.
bought for ESQ terms sa5" 'e" CASH ia" bs
ance monthly; not far from the Connect
Rox car. Star of1ce.
on ys. YE SEAR THE Is: SEw shER
D"5ns E0"5i ss@sf' hsonssa
II city. Price reasonable. Terms to suit
Ca" us Tor W sPnPi93" ( LE e i.!0ec'
11o5 Vermont Ave. Main 1ooso.
NORTHEAST-S6, $50
hall; Near 7th st. s snd FLORIDA aIr rooms
small cash payment. easy monthly ar pay
,,os r WAr1E & LEwEy ,o,so
500 EMERSON ST Nw.-ExCEPTIONAL
corner house with every modern conven-
e45 st. s.w.-s rms. bath. brick.
635 Eye St sw-Brck dwelling. easily
remodeled into ants: ami: contains brick
1879 Al st. sw.-5 rms; sa15o
As9S E ~ 81, naIn Sfl5" home value.
s rms. bath. ami; 2story brick garage;
h-w.1., cellar hath. garase: $500, ''>
Mclean ave. s.w.-,-Dwelline containing :
LOOMS ''' Ffo $? )" ~ SA3 us, &C.
~ Man ,T'n a5 81 s."
NEAR 18th AND EYE STREETS NORTH
suitahle for remodeling for business: lot 20
feet tregt %lth good sley Prce s35 900
123 goth ST. NV.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY; g ROOMS
1857. cont aims 2217 square feet. Can easily
be changed to 2-family fiat. Price. $4,000.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
7@3 goth ST. NV.
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN
room ra'' brick home Monthfy payments les.
than rent, with $3.50 cash. Adams 30c7.
Sacrihce-S1O.5OO Owner.
Corner 9th and Hamilton, fsclns Goysr !,
lar la. - corners ''r priced $4,000 higher. 6Iss
9th NV.
BUNGALOW.
S5,s5o-Iust a. perfect detached home:
section one s9na Ttt of
$500 cash ASH BAL +e easy monthly w" pay@enfs VII
WM. :. PHILLIPS & CO., Inc,
,.o Phone Service Until IN. .eoo
Facing Soldiers Home.
$1,000.
Facing a small triangular park
and Immediately adjacent to one of
our finest park reservations. this un-
usually we'll built brick residence IS
po FfA typ ea fully % az lee, uns0v Tdtb
aea Seven srse roos four
bedrooms tile bath e eoncres front
out INV h. electric lights and all
improvements. Also has A. garage
opening on wide paved alley. We
can arrange good terms
Evening Phone Service
Until 9 PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
14,e Eye St. R Realfor' Franklin asos.
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOMES.
Adjoining Rock Creek Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
FOR SALE-HOCSES.

R. !. AVE. BET. 18th AND 18th SITS. NV.
English basement entrance, 10 r. b..
neW NV h, Installation. Price reasonable.
Call NJ. 1O252.
S. 900; BUNGALOW, SE-5 ROOMS
h;-w.h.. cleo, garage; detached: lot 5O'x
l15'; possession. GLADMAN. Realtor. 30s
Pa ave. Lincoln GAG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

hENI-SIBVKBA PROPERTY.
Ar. AND B. BUNGALOW, ANIL. l. HAM,
ilton st. Cottage City. Md. Inquire 1898
10th ne. H.
TAKe ~ - P !gS ,a HosEs FOB ssR
FF ef @ ssasF H. d. h'iA'iE raA0"S fArN
DE LUXE r., APT; WAS s1 1 now sl2; 50
e lew, b TskomGsli tie bath:
AFTER AUG. Is 5-ROOM sEMI:BrNGA
nshed: fine Tor Two couples sos Dn!aney
BROWN. Ole II st. ne. lincoln 6sla. ~
4sos CONDUIT RID. NV. ELEVEN
rooms bath garage. sleeping porchess. vapor
Franklin s13s 16'
AUG 81 TO SEPT. 3o-MODERN BROOM
fences. Including hot and cold water. electric
lights. range. fan and washer: large lot with
Te1enhone sq Ken.nr,on II Aou'S 're' Is.
PARTLY FURNISHED s-ROOM HOUSE. 2
Appy E, fBGck1SeGHAN' aii te ::4t f'' It.
F ssaI 5sT. Prev Q sot ASD 1 Rofk
light: . acres fruit: $50
Forest Glen--Eisht-room house. mod.
'''''' JOHN T. KNOTT. aIs ST.
We HAVE SUBURBAN BUNGALOWS FOR
in Maryland.
Terms that beat rent.
c2lc R. /. Ave. Ne Potomac 316.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
E0R EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE-ACRFAGE.

State road u miles out. pa"t iLcelv wood
ed rood soil bargain. SlSn cash. balance
monthly Lincoln "45 lS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROF.
FOR SAI.E-APARTME\TS

CO-OPERATIVE--A DELIGHTFUL THREE
icnnl and bath trout apartment recently re-
decorated See NJ PlRGFELD evenings,
1855 Eth 8 16'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

1428 MONROE ST. NV.
Nearly new. o rooms. . baths.
garage for . cars. fioored attic. big
porches. etc. HOUSE is semi de- ached;
bedroom on first floor: terms. Open
daily and lighted evenings.
Anv~Broker or Owner.
r. E MALONEY.
Main 2610. Adams 1888. Ken. 125-R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
AN 8-ROOM HOUSE FOR
ONLY IS 5OOi

Not one of the latter-day homes with
rooms small as hardly to hold the neces-
aary furniture. but ample. comfortable quar-
pipe furnace. electricity. piped Tor bath but
fixtures not in plenty OF shade lot about IS
by 100; in Glencarlyr. good neighborhood
The price Of this s-room house is only
So 500. So 600 less than the average modern
5-room bungalow. And any responsible per
with a moderate income can buy 1t, as
owner will accept as little as $500 cash and
S55 month. Arrange to inspect this house
at once, as II should be sold quickly on such
lou tori,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-16

~ III .b- CIV IIth ~. y W.
P1NEY BRANCH RID. NV. -sIX-ROOM,
ron porSs sn9 arrs sa eea
terms. SHIELDS 4 CHAMBERLIN. INC.
10 14th st. NV. Main 1871. Hyatts 155-W.
GROOM BRICK WATER 4 GAS: NEWLY
narered and painted. Terms SO $50 cash
S35 monthly. Lincoln NS6S-I
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22
HOLSTERS UPHOLD
HIGH CANAL PRICE
Watson and Robinson Votes
Against Amendments.
Times WASHINGTON Bureau.
1929 NeD York AUenu

WASHINGTON, Dec, 22.-After
voting against the Howell amend
ments to the rivers and harbors bill.
Which would have radically reduced
the price to be paid by the Govern
ment for the Cape Cod Canal, SEN
ators Watson and Robinson voted for
the bill, which carries $40, O0o, 900 for
river and harbor improvements, In
Guiding those IN the Ohio River. 1t
passed, 81 to Q.
Howell maintained that the price
of S11, 10000 asked for the Cape Cod
Canal was extortionate. and that the
only interests profitinG from the pur-
chase would be New York financiers
who built the canal. which has made
little money as q private enterprise.
His first amendment would have re-
duced the purchase price about
$4,000 900. He offered others also
calling for much less than the price
set in the bill. On all those Of which
there was a record roll call the In
diana Senators voted for the higher
price.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

WATERLOO, Iowa-The Black
hawk Progressives, a county polit
ical organization which supported
La Toilette for President in 1924, has
1924 in a bank here, but both the
party and the bank have ceased to
function. The receiver for the bank
is wondering what to do with 80
cents due the party from a 25 per
cent dividend declared on deposits,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

NEW YORK-Evidence Of then
large amount OF alcohol now being
used in radiators and rubbing
lotions was offered I'm Wall Street
Tuesday. Canadian Industrial Al
cOhOl declared a 20 per cent stock
dividend and quarterly cash
dividend of 80 cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

PARIS.-Eieutenant Rouzier Of
the French army Of occupation, was
acquitted by court-martlal on a
charge OF murder growing out OF
his killing n German at Germer.
scheim, in the occupied territory.
when q gang attacked him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22
BAN ON CHRISTMAS

By Cnffed Press
KAUKANA, Wis, Dec. 22S-Public
Christmas gatherings have been for
hidden here because of a threatened
epidemic. Prevalence OF
the diseases in the city alarmed DR..
w. N. Nolan to such an extent that
he decided 1t best to dispense with
the regular Christmas festivities to
the health " other chill
dren
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

PARIS.-Ahnad Kajar, deposed
Shah of Persia, was reported today
to be contemplating opening an ex-
elusive perfume shop here to re-
coup his fortune, which has
shrunk until he no longer can fire.
quent dancing palaces and expen-
sive restaurants, where he once
was an hOnored guest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

MIL4AN--A pledge not % swear
during their working hours Will be
requested of all employees In Milan
Industrial plants. An agreement to-
outlaw blaspheny and obscene
language has been accepted by rep
resentatives Of industry in this dis
trict and worl1men viii be asked to
indorse 1t with their signatures.
Later a special clause covering the
agreement may be inserted in all
labor contracts. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

CHATEAUROUX. Trance-Ultra-
Efficient bandits held up the Mer-
chants Bank here with revolvers
and form letters. The robbers passed
a mimeographed letter into every
cashiers cage readingI I'VE are
bold, bad robbers. DO not make a
false move or your family VIII mourn
you. Simply and quietly, hand over
your cash" But one cashier threw
his form letter in the waste basket,
opened fire, and spoiled the robbery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

STOCKITOLM.--A telephone that
answers itself during its subscribers
absence and repeats the message re-
ceived upon the subscribers return
was publicly demonstrated by its In
ventors, X. Vogol and Judge Lar.
SEN at Karlskrona.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

NEW YORK-A smart shop Is
Offering guinea pig holders, pocket
size, to the Christmas trade,
capacity three guinea pigs. The
pigs are used i'm testing for wood
alcohol. If the rodent, fifteen
minuets after tapping a few drops,
looks pleased 1t is safe. II the pig
has encountered wood alcohol, one
of the remaining two must be used
for the next test.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22
Far and Near

CHTCAGO-At O'Clock in thee
morning police found James john 81
son, Negro, beating on a square iron
box with a hammer. IT am trying
to open my savings bank" he re-
sponded to the natural police ques-
ton. II have been at it since 6
o'clock last night" And then po-
lice picked up the box--a telephone
nickel receiver-and took Johnson 20
Jail.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES her hus-
band pulled the blankets Off Of her
on winter night, Mrs. Catherine
Il. CTaddOclI, Brooklyn teacher.
is suing for divorce. The alleged
incident occurred at 3 o'clock In
the morning. The husband denied
the charges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

SOMERVILLE, N. J~-Among
the. $4,000 expense claims Of the
Hall-NIills trial that the Somerset
county board of freehOlders are
reluctant to pay is one Of $1,100
for a bound transcript Of the
testimony, made for Prosecutor Al
exander Simpson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-22

vERDUN. France-A sack Of
soldiers mail lost in a battlefield
trench since 1918 has been found and
forwarded by the Postofloe Depart
ment. Since the soldiers right to
franked mail ended with the war,
the recipient of each eleven-year-late
letter must pay 80 confines postage
due.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
OFFICERS GET STILL
AND ARREST OWNER

An animated conversation served as
a prelude to the seizure of 60-gallon
still, 300 gallons of mash. a small
quantity of whiskey and the arrest of
one man, Sunday, by federal prohibit
ton agents.
Journeying 10 miles out on the
Quihi-Dunley road, after receiving in
formation that a distillery was in
operation in the near vicinity, the
agents approached a farmer.
Hello, pardner. We came to get that
still" greeted the agents.
Il amt got it. it belongs TO that
fellow over there" answered the farm
er. pointing out another man about
100 yards away.
The second rustic denied the allegn-
ton for short time, but when off
GERS discovered the outfit in smoke
house" especially designed to house Il
distillery. he admitted ownership of
the confiscated property.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
Miss America
Playing at Empire

"Thc American Venus" starring
vehicle for Miss America" Fay
Lnmphier. is showing at the Empire
tlns week. Miss Americas" prize
winning qualities are shown TO the
best advantage. The picture is built
around n clever story.
Comedy. romance and thrills hinge
on the efforts Of II beautiful girl to
win q national beauty contest in order
TO boost the cosmetics advertised by
her father. The picture is claborately
filmed. many Of the outstanding fca-
lures being taken in Technicolor. A
fashion show, the Atlantic City board.
walk during the beauty pageant and
many artistic tablcauX are shown.
Lawrence Gray, in the supporting
cast. playing the part of the penny
publicity man is. great. Esther Raj
sion and Ford Sterling, other featured
players. also are good.
Max Fink'S Synch-Symphonists fea-
ture the Sugar Foot Stomp" billed
rs "hot- syncopation. Catherine Por-
ter, prize winning Charleston dancer,
presents her prize winning steps in
the prologue and the bill is rounded
out by Lloyd Hamilton comedy
and n Pathc News reel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
WOMAN ENTERS
OLDF|DDLERS
CON TEST

Not TO be outdone by old time fid-
dlers entering the contest to be staged
over VICAR in the near future. Mrs.
Belle Pitts, OIL Rio Hondo street. had
her name added to the list of contest
ants Monday and is slated to appear
against the best in the Southwest.
Every old time fiddler is eligible to
enter the contest. There is no en-
trance fee. Prizes will be given, the
list having been started by Walton D.
Hood, vice president of the Texas
State Bank and Trust company.
The contest will be given in the
studio of VICAR and the public listen
ing in viii help to judge the contest.
There arc no funny rules or regula-
tons about the contest. What is
wanted is old time fiddle music and
whoever can produce it will be enter
ed in the contest, regardless of age.
All you have to do is send a letter
TO the Old Fiddle Editor of The San
Antonio Light and enter your name.
So far no fiddle entries have come
in from the Devils river country
where the old fiddlers thrive. San
Marcos too has some old time fiddIers
who haven't been heard from yet.
So, friends and relatives of fiddlers
are urged to get busy and write a let
ter to the Fiddle Editor and enter con-
testants. Further information about
the contest will be published in The
Light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
Barthelmess
Ploy at Palace

Dashing Richard Barthclmess adds
another triumph TO his list of success
full charactcrizations in Just Sup
pose" ut the Palace this week.
Just Suppose" is picture of I'M
usual elaboratcncss and magnificanoe
and hos q good plot. Barthelmess. as
the prince Of tiny European king
dom. is seen "a a carefree youth who
cbafcs ut the retraint his position
pEaees him in He fees to America,
is immersed in the whirl Of Long
Island society and, falls in love with
IN American girl. Later he returns
30 his own country.
The most thrilling scene is where
the Prince makes n hazardous ride
through the Tyrolean Alps to win
hi American bride.
Dol Felicc's novelty offering is
three teams Of the city's prize win.
ming Charleston exponents. assisted
BY three pianists who syncopatc on
the worries until the whole theater
vibratcs. Gounod's Faust" is the
overture.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
RUDY Says NO
GIRL IS WORTH
F|GH1|NGFOR
Valentino Contracts Cold
on Field of Honor
in France.

LONDON. Jan. 1s.-"No, woman.
however beautiful. is worth fish;in:
for" said Rudolph Valentino to Uni
versal Service on his arrival in Lon
don tonight from Paris. Rudy comes
to London fresh from the field of
! nor at Saint Cloud where he very
nearly crossed swords with Baron
Imre Lukatz of Budapest. self-an-
nOunced fiance of Wilma Banky.
Rudy complained of a cold in the
head.
THE real cruelty in duelling,r said
Valentino, us that you have to stand
in your shirt and trousers OF dawn
whether it is winter or summer. I'm
happily. my tIrn came in midwinter
and while / have no open swor,
gashes TO heal, the malignant cold
germs got r."
Valentino paused, and then added
bitterly:
Men have fought for the love Of
beautiful women since the days of
Helen of Troy. As for myself, 1
don't believe the most beautiful wo-
man who ever lived is worth even a
cold in the head. To all infatuated
SWANS | would say Look at history
and ask yourselves in all seriousness
whether women have merited the SUI
preme sacrifices men have made for
Them
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
Lady, Be Good
Delights Audience

The chorus man comes back TO his
own in "Lady. BE Good" New York
road show. at Beethoven Hall Sunday
and Monday nights. BY its reception
Sunday it proves that road shows
should not be a dead issue in San
Antonio.
Stage settings are elaborate and the
show carries its own orchestra, direct
ed ny Tick Wardell.
Unlike many musical comedies
"Lady Re Good" has enough plot to
sustain interest. Comedy is good and
individual and ensemble music is ex-
cellent.
Leonard Sillmau, MS Dick Trevor,
walks, or rather dances away to first
honors in the show, for in addition to
being very good actor he possesses
pair of fast moving feet and his dances
were tho feature of the show. Sam
Burton and Lolita Ann Westman fur
nish most Of the fun.
One Of the biggest things that can
be said in the favor Of LADY, BE
Good Is that the chorus, or Indies Oi
the ensemble, MS they are called, is
composed Of good looking girls who can
sing and dance.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
Ria!to Shows
Exciting Film

Marie Provost plays the stellar role
in "Bobbed Hair" playing at the
Rialto Theater this week. The pic
ture was mcde from the novel written
by 20 Of Americas leading fictiou-
lists and il proved to be n wonderful
vehicle for Marie Prevost's type of act.
ing.
Kenneth Harlan plays opposite the
heroine, and Louise Fazenda. John
Roche and Emily Fitzroy have PROM
inent places in the picture.
The heroine is drawn into n series
of adventures with smugglers, revenue
agents, criminals, stolen cars. burn.
ing motor boats and other highly ex-
citing adventures as n result Of n
sudden impulse ut a masqUe ball.
Romance. drama. substle comedy
and numerous thrills are contained
in the show.
Witwcr's "Tbrce Bases East" has
tho comedy place on the program. A
baseball game is used rs n background
for the picture. From the number Of
laughs that Alberta Vaughn and
George O'IIara draw it appears that
this is one Of the best comedies they
have appeared in.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
START PICKING JURY
IN SOLDIERS TRIAL

Selection of jurors TO try Private
Thomas White, indicted for the MUIR
der Of Harry Stedman at Fort Sam
Houston July 10, began in federal
court Monday.
White was indicted by the grand
jury which convened December II.
Questions asked By William Groce,
defense counsel, indicated White would
make plea of self-defense. Major
c. NJ. Dowcll also represented White.
Several members of the jury panel
we're excused because of conscientious
objections to the death penalty. when
questioned along this line by Assistant
L. $. Attorney Egbert Schweppc.
Otto Harper was fined $50 and
sentenced to 60 days in Jail and Fred
LaChapelle was fined 500 in Judge
Vests court on charges of violating
the national prohibition act.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18
ELIMINATION OF TWO
SMALL PARKS URGED

The advisability of eliminating two
small plazas in the southern section
of the city, designed to improve traffic
conditions, will be discussed with Park
Commissioner Ray Lambert as soon
as possible, Street Commissioner Paul
T.. Steffler said Monday.
Reports have reached the street de-
partment, Mr.. Steffler said, that a pc
tition is being circulated, protesting
the elimination of the park at the
corner of Victoria and Peach streets.
Il believe it will be possible to cut
away only half of the plaza in order
to give street cars and automobiles
room to pass the commissioner ex-
planned.
He plans to eliminate all of the
park at the intersection of Porter.
South blackberry and Arkansas ave
nue.. however.