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Evening star., 1926-11-07

"Oh, it's you, is it?" he said, halt
ing.
He was plainly relieved. I delivered
nv speech of thanks Having heard
me out. he put into few short words
the moral of the whole affair.
Nobody don't dot no pals OF mine.
not when I'm around" said Mr.. Bill
son.
1T was awfully good OF you to trou-
BILE" said. with feeling.
NO trouble, said Mr.. Billson.
"You must have hit that harman
pretty hard. He came out at about
40 miles an hour"
~ dotted him." agreed Mr. RillsOn.
I'm afraid he has hurt your eye
| said, sympa thetically.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
The Aruisc Ukds Signs Him Another Bout

T was one Of those moments which
plant lines on the face and turn
the hair gray. looked at the
i barnan. The barman looked at
me.
"Ho" said the barman.
I could see at once that he was not
In sympathy with me. The circum-
stances which had brought me into
my present painful position were as
follows: In writing. l was accustomed
to take all mankind for my province.
Thus, one day | would he dealing
with dukes and the next I would start
tackling the submerged tenth. Yer
eatile. At the moment I happened to
be engaged upon a poignant thing
about a girl called Liz, who worked
in a fried-f1sh shop in the Ratcliff
highway, and I had accordingly gone
there to collect a. local color.
The Ratcliff highway is an inter
esting thorfoushfare. but on a warm
day it breeds thirst. Therefore. | en-
tered the Prince of Wales public
house. called for a pint of beer,
drained it at a draught. reached in
my pocket. and found emptiness. I
was in a position to add to my notes
on the East End of London. one to
the effect that pocket -pickery -four
ishes there as fine art.
I'm awfullv sorry I said. endeaN-
oring to put a debonair winsomeness
into my voice. Il find I've got no
money"
1t was at this point that the bar
Evening star., 1926-11-07

under the hat. Say 'Ow-do-you-do?'
to the gentleman. Cecil"
perceived small, shiny boy by
the window. Ckridge, realizing with
the true artists instinct tn. { the secret
of all successful prose Is the knowl.
edge Of what to omit, had not men.
toned him in his letter: and as he
turned relucta ntly to go through the
necessary civilitIes. 1t seemed to me
that the burden Was more than l could
hear He was rat.faced. sinister
looking boy. and he gazed at me with
frigid distaste.
Il brought Cecil along" said Flos-
sizes land presumably Cecifs) mother,
because 1 thought 1t would be nice
for him to say ne had seen London. -
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Quite quite" replied, while Cecil,
at the window, sazed darkly out at
London as if he did not think much
Of it.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
BY CARL SHOUP

n invisible super.germ has been
n found. Unknown to the med
"A ical world up to short time
Il "A ago, 1t has been carrying on
countless centuries of warfare
Evening star., 1926-11-07
The Return of Battling Billson

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Evening star., 1926-04-22
Mems Furnishings

u86) Mems Medium-weight
Ribbed Undergarments, mostly
all sizes. Former $l.00 S0c
1894 pairs) Half Hose, Maco
cotton; black and colors; mostly
in sizes 1919 and IL. Former Qc
19c grade. $500.
(73 pairs Golf Hose. all wool.
wool and rayon mixtures; heather
shades; plain and fancy cuffs;
some slight irregulars.
Former $500 and $3.50 ST OK
(44 pairs) Pajamas, plain and
frog trimmed; small sizes; perfect
quality and slight irregu- 100
lars of So and $3.50 values.
(228) BaIbriggan Union Suits,
mostly all sizes. Irregu- hQc
lars Of $1.50 value. 49,.
Athletic Underwear, 500 gar
ments; samples and irregulars
of S5c to $500 grades. SSc
(76) COwhide Leather Belts.
wide and extra wide styles; black
and tan; broken sizes. 6Sc
800 value. e............... -,
Gao pairs Full-fashiOned Silk
Hose, plain colors and black.
Former $1.00 and $1.25 1Qc
values at.
Q68) Flat Knit Balbriggan
Union Suits, ecru; sizes "a, SO,
3S, 40, AZ and 46. For 1Qc
mer S1.OO grade. ... ~
(66) Negligee Shirts, neckband
style; slightly soiled; sizes 13E
and IA only; $1.25 and A1c
$150 values. s.............
One Smoking Jacket, size SO;
brown heather; collar, cuff and
pocket flaps of dark red; silk
frog fastening. $5.9S GC TO
(84) StetsOn Hats, staple
shapes; broken lots from last
season; sizes 67s to
7ss. Former $500 GS ~
grade ................
GOldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Footwear

OxfOrds and Pumps, high and
low heels; various feathers; sizes
21a to Z. Former $500 G1 80
and $4.00 values. .....
Boys School Shoes, tan leather;
sizes l to 512 lace and
blucher styles. $500 Sl.85
values
Misses and Children's Low
Shoes, heel and spring heels;
sizes S1a to 2. Former G7 40
81 and $3.50 values.
Children's High and Low Shoes,
sizes 2 to 7; various feathers.
Former $3.50 and $1.75 QSc
values
Boys and Women's Keds and
Patched Balls; sizes II to 2 and
212 to Z. Former $3.50 S77Q
value at .............
Mems and Boys Patched Balls,
Armortred rubber soles: sizes II
to 2 and 21a to Sl2.
Former $3.50 to $3.50 Sl.70
values ..............
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
WOmen'S Gloves

$50 pairs TwO-clasp Silk
Gloves, double tipped fingers.
Sizes to S1a. Various shades.
Former $1.00 and $3.50 ERo
100 pairs Novelty Cuff Chamo-
suede Gloves, flare and turn-back
cuffs; assorted sizes and
colors. Former sec and 90
$100 values. ............ S
GOIdenberg's-First Floor,
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
$I.3o to $1.S9 Silks, SOC
Children'S Apparel

(5) Girls White Organdy
Dresses, slightly soiled. Sizes 5
and 10 years. 81 and $l.08
So values. ............
(3) Girls White VOile Dresses,
soiled. Size II years.
Regular SIS and S5.9S S3 75
GG Girls Printed Crepe
Dresses, sizes and 10
years. Regular $4.9S S1 Q0
Q9 Panty Dresses, soiled. Sizes
to years. Regular S1 QQ
F' G0 Girls khaki Knickers.
fitted belt; adjustable knee. Size
20 years. Regular $1.sS S7OS
value ................
Kiddies' Chambray Rompers,
size years only. Sold
regularly at soc each. OQc
Friday at.
Babies Silk-and-woOI Teething
Bands, with diaper tabs. 2Oc
Regularly 79c. Friday at.
QO Babies White NainsOok
Dresses, soiled from han OSo
ding. $3.50 value at. -. ~OS
u DOZEN LeghOrn Hats, gros-
grain ribbon trimmed. CD 09
$3.50 and S. values at. %~'~O
(24) Little Girls Straw Hats, in
black Rac5,s1 and I, dark ar &C e0lors' 2nn $l.20
a. Little Girls AIl-wool Knitted
Capes, pink and light S7 80
blue. $2.9S value. -. %A'O~
QO Little Tots Wolfe Dresses,
some with panties; hand embroid-
cred; broken sizes up G1 90
to 6 years. $500 value. %A'~)
"A DOZEN Little Tots Playalls,
sleeveless style, with button
shoulder. Sizes and 3 1Ac
years. SOC value. .....
e DOZEN Little Tots Boomers,
of white muslin; elastic 7Oo
knee and waist. 29c value. ~
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Blankets, 79C Each

Sold I'm Pairs at $500
G6X76 to 66xS0 Inch Soft Fleece
Blankets. for sheet blankets and
coverings; gray with various
color borders.
Goldenberg's-F0urth Floor,
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
'WOmen'S NeCkWear

Lot of Neckwear, slightly soiled
and crushed from handling; vari.
Gus popular styles and
colors. 5sc to 7sc values 7Oc
at ...s..
100 Silk Scarfs, of crepe de
chine, silk fringed ends; colors to
match frocks and G7 ~
suits. $1.95 value at -. %A' ~
GOldenberg' 's-First Floor,
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
UndermuSlinS

(36) RayOn BlOOmers, navy,
black, green and brown; rein
forced; 70 &c knee length. Sl.25
(2D Envelope Chemise, Ami
French and lace trim
med. $1.9S value. FRI CT 90
day at. ..............
Costume Slips, of pink striped
sateen; others of white 7Oc
muslin. $1.0O value. go. ~
QO) Extra Size PetticOats, of
w h t mercerized
sateen. $2.sS value. Fri CT S0
day at. t................
(7 Extra Size Pink Muslin
NightgOwns, hand en-
broidered. $1.Oo value. 7Oc
Friday at.
Q5) Extra Size NainsOOk Corset
Covers, round neck. Reg 9Oo
ular 79c value. Friday at. ~
Q2) NainsoOk CamisOIes, lace
trimmed; odd lots and QOo
sizes. Regular 79c value. O~C
(24 Novelty Step-ins, assorted
light shades; lace trimmed. Reg
ular S1.00 value. Friday 7Oo
(6 pairs) TwO-piece Pajamas,
flesh color only. Reg
Sar alSr st sl,'s value Fri $l.19
Q8) FleecedOwn ID ing
SacqueS, regular and
Ssfre ssfps st. sizes, $3.50 $1.OO
QO Black Sateen Bungalow
81 npfens, ss nslus square a,rfdap neck' st $l.l9
Q6) Pure Wool Golf Sweaters,
novelty checks; mostly
rrIdaS rI! sISss: st. t. $500 value. 1898
WOmen's BlOOmers, flesh and
nite Tso yal,5a Tnsis1e Fr,SsE slastlf af Knee 4c
u8 Wolfe Nightgowns, hand
embroidered designs or ruf1ied
styles. Regularly $3.50. TO-
Friday at. 80
81 Crepe Kimonos, slip-over
style, in Copenhagen. For
merly $r98 and $2.98. Fri. 10
day at ~
GOldenberg's-Thlrd Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
LaCeS

CamisOle Laces, with beading
tops; inches wide. For OA.
mer 39c value. Friday at. ~C
Valenciennes Laces, ecru, white
and cream. SC and 10c val 10
ues. Friday at......... ~
Filet Laces, edgings and inser-
tions, 2 and inches wide. IT,
35c value. Friday at. 80. -
Handmade Irish PicOt Edg.
,nsS, vniSe. iSF SFx Hngerie, rngds f.. 10c 40c
Baby YOkes, fine, sheer Swiss
and neat embroidered de-
signs. 39c value. Friday Or
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Dress Goods
Remnants

Remnants of AIl-wOOl Dress
Fabrics, including Silk-enlbroid-
cred Bordered Flannel, Hairline
Stripe Serge, Plain Dress Flan-
nels, Stripe Flannels, Woven
Dress Crepe, French Serge, etc.
81 inches wide. In black and
colors. Regular $500 @7 10
to $3.50 qualities at.
Remnants of Dress Fabrics, in
cluding French Serge. Crepe,
Storm Serge, Jersey Balbriggan.
Hairline Serge. Rayon Stripe
Crepe, etc. SO TO 54 inches wide.
Black and colors. Regu-
lar $1.25 to $1.75 qualities QQo
GOldenberg s--First Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Furniture
Finely Sewn Azure-Belting
Ribbon Trimmed

0) Three-piece krOehler Bed
Davenport Suite, upholstered IN
brocade mohair; reversible spring
filled cushions; large wing chair
and club chair. Slightly
imperfect. For I merly G1OS
$395. Friday at. ......
~ Three piece Overstuffed Liu-
ing Room suite, upholstered IN
taupe and blue Jacquard velour.
Reversible spring filled cushions.
Covering slightly soiled.
Sold formerly at $l95. COO
Friday at. t................
Three.piece Bedroom Suite,
consisting of 45-inch Dresser,
Chifforobe and Full Size GOO
Bed-foot Bed. Friday at. w.
(?) Three-piece Ivory Bedroom
Suites, also two Walnut-finish
Suites. Consists of Full Size Bed,
Dresser and Chifforobe CRO
with mirror. Friday, each. t2O1
(6) MahOgany-finish Poster and
Spool Beds, four single and two
full size. True copies of colonial
period. Formerly priced at
$500. $500 = and $3.50 $l0.75
Friday at. ........
% Ten-pieCe Dining Room
Suite, Huguenot walnut, eombi-
nation walnut and gumwood.
Consists of 66-inch Buffet, Large
Semi-inclosed China Case, Server,
eft. Extension Table with 45x60-
inch top and six beautiful Chairs
upholstered in tapestry. Sold
regularly for S395. Fri CLOG
udN dl.
Q) Eight-piece Bedroom Suite,
combination American walnut.
Suite consists of Large Dresser,
Novelty Vanity with large oval
mirror, Chifforobe, Bow-foot Bed,
Chair and Bench and two Hand
Mirrors. Sold reg
ularly for 1915. S7Qz IN
Friday at. ....... @1O|.OU
Goldenberg g's-Furniture Store.
Across the street"
Charge AraOnnfS Iurifal
Evening star., 1926-04-22
39c Awning
Canvas, 22C Yd.

Heavyweight Awning Canvas,
81 inches wide, in mill lengths
from 2 to 10 yards, but as much
as 200 yards alike. Green, tan,
blue and brown stripes.
Golden berg Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Jewelry and
Handbags

Assorted lot of Necklaces, pearl
and crystal beads; some with
metal chains: pretty col
orings. Former soc 2Sc
values
Leather Handbags. under-arm
and long-handle styles; of genuine
leather: leather lined; assorted Mt
tings; all colors. For S3 TO
mer $500 value. ......
WOmen's Leather Belts, plain
and perforated styles; as
sorted colors. Former soc CSc
value at.
Kiddies' Handbags, new shapes
and styles; well made and nicely
lined; assorted colors. For CS~
mer SOC value.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Odd. Lots
Wash Goods

81 POmpadOur Rayon Crepe, sc
inches wide; colored grounds,
with rayon woven designs. 60c
Friday at. ................
SOC Irish Dress Linen, S6 inches
wide; in various popular S9c
shades. Friday at. t........
69c Applique Boxloom Canton
Crepe, close-woven cotton fabric
in desirable shades. SO 2Sc
inches wide. e..............
81 Rayon Satin-stripe Imported
BrOadclOth, white grounds with
colored stripes; limited 1Qc
quantity. So inches wide. ~
69c Crepe de Chine, fine silk
and.cotton grade; SO inches wide;
in white and assorted 44c
shades. Friday at. .......
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
HandkerchiefS

WOmen's Colored Linen Hand
kerchiefs, hemstitched bor- 70c
ders. 121sc and 15c kinds at
Mems Plain White Handier-
chiefs, with hemstitched bor- 60
ders. Sc and 10c values at....
Goidenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
WOmen's $3.50 and SIS
Spring Sport Coats
S5.4&

Newly purchased from over
stocked makers at big price con-
cessions, due to unreasonable
weather. They're the best look
ing coats it has been our good
fortune to offer this season at
anywhere near this low price.
Newest styles in Sport Coats
of Tweeds, Block Plaids, Shadow
Plaids and Novelty Mixtures.
Single and double breasted mod
els, lined throughout and we'll tai
lored. Slash or patch pockets;
straight set-in or Dolman effect
sleeves. Trimmed with braid,
buttons and contrasting color ma
terial. Gray, Tan, Rose and va
rious color combinations. Sizes
16 to 44-for misses and women.
GOldenberg's-SecOnd Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22

COrsets & BrasSieres
(6 Model Criss Cross Bras
sieres, sizes SO, 46 and so
only. Re egular $2.00 &7
values ..................
az Model Criss-crOss Brassieres,
sizes SO and 40 only.
Regular $500 and G1 0O
$3.50 values. s..........
(8 Model Brassieres, sizes 40,
4S, so and So. Regular 100
$3.50 value. Friday at. ~
Madam X Rubber Reducing
BrasSieres, sizes 80, 81 and 36
only. Irregulars Of $500 C7
ValueS .......'..'..'.
"a Ferris Maternity Corsets,
sizes 80, 81, ,32, 80 and "a. Reg
,ae, ular s. $500 value Fri $2.95
day at
(2D r & G Corset Brassieres,
sizes Sc, 38, 40. AZ, 46
and 4S. Regular $500 deC Or
grade ...,............
81 Memo WOnderlift COrSetS,
sizes 26, 27 and 28.
Regular $7.75 value. C9 o.
Friday at.
(D Memo Self Reducing Corsets,
sizes 27 and 2S only. G2 or
Regular $7.75 value. ~O
(s) American Lady Girdles,
sizes 80, 80, SO and 81. 80 20S
Regular $3.50 value...
nD r. & G Girdles. sizes 27 to
s5. Regular $500 S3.05
values. Friday at,...
(3) & G Girdles, sizes 81 and
%. Regular $500 val G0 or
ues. Friday at.......
nO) American Lady Girdles,
sizes "a, 26, 81 and
80. Regular $3.50 val S1.05
ues. Friday at ...... %As>o
GoIdenberg's-Second Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Towels and Birdeye

Run of the Mill Turkish and
Huck Towels, white and
colored borders. 12c and n
Part Linen Crash,
ull bleached; mill 7OIZ
lengths. 19c value at. A@/ZC
so pieces Birdeye Diaper Cloth.
% inches wide; perfect
quality. Former $1.9S CT IN
value %As ~
GOldenberg s-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Art Goods

soc Stamped Lunch Cloths, A.
inch size; white linene;
neat patterns. Friday QOc
soc Stamped Linen Buffet
Sets, three pieces; oyster COc
white linen. Friday at.
75c Stamped Scarfs, oyster
white linen; full length. QOo
LdCI
$3.50 Stamped House Dresses,
nerceriZed poplin in three ROo
shades. Friday at.......
81 Stamped Linen Lunch Sets,
36-inch cloth and four ROo
napkins
GOIdenberg's-Second Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Boys Clothing

S1.OO School Pants, knicker-
booker style; sizes to IL zoe
years ..........-...
79c to 81 Blouses, attached and
sport collar styles, double yoke
back; sizes to 10 zoe
SIPS "BelI'' Brand Shirts, per-
feet quality; sizes II to IA
neck measure. Friday zoe
at .............--.
SI.39 to So Wash Suits, as
sorted Spring models; some with
two pairs of pants;
sizes to s years. Fri S1.7O
daY at .........
200 pairs Base Ball Stockings,
blue and white and red
and white stripes; all 4Sc
sizes .................
45) Juvenile All-wOOl Jersey
Suits; sizes 8 and 4
years only. $500 val S7 20
ue. Friday at.......
(45) Three and Four Piece Vest
Suits, neat dark mixtures; sizes
6 to 16 years. $3.50
and ss.75 values. Fri S4.05
day at ............
Boys Wearables, including cot
ton pajamas, wash and play
suits. odd pants. etc; sizes 4 to 10
years; perfect quality and slight
irregulars $1.00 to $1.45 Zoe
S1.50 Lined Pants, knicker-
booker style; light and dark
tweeds; sizes 7 to II ST..
S. Blue Serge MILDLY Suits,
long and short pants;
sizes 4 to 5 years. CO o.
Friday at. $O.10
Q6) Spring Sweaters, pull-over
style, with V neck; powder blue;
sizes % to 80. For G7 80
mer $500 grade at....
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
again Bargain Friday and Each Item Has Its Own Message of Thrift
Housewares

Tin Wash Boilers, with wood
handles; slightly marred. For
mer $1.49, SIZE and $l.9S TO-
values, at .............
Q5) White Enameled SlOp Jars,
with enameled vers; ZOc
slightly Clipped ...... ~
(20 Aluminium Preserving
Kettles, with bail han 0Oo
dies; CSC value ........ nv
Lot Of Steel Butcher Knives;
assorted sizes; 29c and 39c TO-
02) Folding Ironing Boards,
wooden stands; slightly OQo
damaged ............... /OC
1866 Electric Cook Stoves,
guaranteed heating ele- 20.
ment; CSC value. ......... W.
GOIdenberg' 's--Basement.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
10c to 45C Ribbons
&c, 1Zc and 10c

Remnant lot of Ribbons, in
satin, m ire, grosgrain and
taffetas; plain. stripe, check,
lowered, two-tone and other
novelties. One to six inches wide.
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
WOnen'S
UndergarmentS

Rayon Chemise. assorted styles
and colors; soiled from handling.
Former s2.1s value $l.O8
Women's Cotton Knit Pants,
muslin waist band; broken sizes.
Former soc value. Fri 0Oc
day at ...............
Rayon Chemise, with silk
stripe: nile and maise; broken
sizes. Former $3.50 Sl.30
value. Friday at. -.
Children's Knit Underwear,
separate garments; irregu OEc
lars of 49c value. Each.
Roys' White GauZe Knit Union
Suits suits Former F. 0o' value 30c
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
$3.98 and $500
Travelling Bags
$l.05

1S-inch Black Finished Leather
Travelling Bags. neatly lined;
good handle, lock and side fas-
teners. A few leather lined: a
few subject to slight imperfec-
tions; others perfect quality.
Goldenberg's-Fourth FleOr.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22
Former $1.2o to $I.5O
Umbrellas
csc

Mems and Women's Umbrellas,
taped-edge American (coti on) taf-
feta covers; paragon fra.As; styl-
ish handles. some with cord loops.
Mems with Prince of Wales ham
dies.
Mems Umbrellas of fast-color
American (cottom taffeta; s and
10 rib paragon frames, with
Prince of Wales loop handles.
Former $1,9s to $2.9S @7 80
grades. Friday at. -. %A'O>
Goldenherg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-22

Silks
So Crepe de Chine, heavy, all
silk quality; 81 inches wide;
brown and cocoa. Fri CT OO
day at. $I.OS
SOC Faille POplin, So inches
wide; silk-mixed quality;
dav ia assorted st shades Fri 40c
$1.25 BrOcade Lining Satin, 36
in c h e wide; beautiful
two-tone effects. Friday IN.
~
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07

.. Henry's cupid 3 Ia Carte;
Reckiess Lady, and Gin Bowes IN
Hold Ter Sheriff; Thursday, Anna
@. Nilsson In "The Splendid Road"
and Felix cartoon: Friday. 1.-THE Nom
Stop Flight" and Helen and War.
rem" In Too Many Relations'; Sat
urday. Kenneth Harlan In The King
Of the TURF" Sennett,s Trimmed IN
Gold and The Radio Detectiye.1
No. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07
FLORIDA MAN MUTILATED.
SIX Others Kidnap Victim and De-
sert Him After Attack.

DAYToNA BEACH, Fla, July Z ClF1,
OF the City Of Deland, was lured to q
hotel in Deland Saturday night, kid,
mapped by six unmasked men, taken
AWAY in an automobile and subjected
to surgery, according to information
reaching here today.
O'Neill was left on the road between
Winter Park and Orlando, Il was
said, being picked UP late Saturday
night by a passing motorist, who took
him to an Orlando hospital. O'Neill
is unmarried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-07
PAI.ACE-.Fascinating Youth. !"

The first bow to Washington of the
is young men and women who were
selected for Jessie l.. Lasky's Para
mount School of film acting and who,
for more than a year, have been care
fully trained in every phase of screen
acting, viii be made at Loew's Palace
next Sunday afternoon in their first
picture, Fascinating Youth, a
comedy cocktail OF romance.
Fascinating Youth" was written es-
pecially for the 16 junior stars by
Byron Morgan. author of numerous
racing hits of the late Wallace Reid.
The direction Is that of Sam Wood.
Buddy Rogers and Ivy Harris are
pictured in the featured roles, sup
ported by the other ia members of
the school, with Thomas Meighan.
Richard Dix, Adolphe Menjou. Ralph
Lewis, Clara Bow, Louis Wilson,
Percy Marmont, Chester Conklin and
Malcolm st. Clair, the director. shown
in scenes which reflect the midwinter
beauty of the Adirondacks as well as
the gayety of Greenwich Village and
the actual, acknowledgements glimpses
Of Paramount's Long Island studio.
The story revolves about the effort
Of q young man to escape a prear-
ranged marriage through the sue
cessful operation of q mountain re-
sort that has never been known to
yield profit.
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CENTRAL-.Quo Vadis. !,

Quo Vadis," First Nationals re-
lease Of the new production Of the
world famous story by Henryk Sien.
kiewicz. will be the attraction at Gran
daIl's Central Theater the first two
days Of next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon, with Emil Jannings In the
role Of Nero and Lillian Hall Davis
as Lygia. This stupendous picture,
made In Rome, with all OF the his
torical points of interest as its back
ground, utilizes the services of an en-
semble Of 10000 and shows many Of
the sacred relics of ancient eivilizA-
ton pictured for the first time. An
Aesop Fable, with pipe organ num-
bers, will complete the bill.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Richard
Barthelmess In Richard Harding
Davis "Ranson's Folly" an adventure
tale Of the Indian lighting days of the
early eighties, with Dorothy Mackaill
appearing opposite the star; also Clih
Bowes In Hanging Fire: Thursday,
Rod La ROGUE. with Julia Faye and
Elinor Fair, In Bachelor Brides, "
supplemented by Alice Day in Sem
nett's Hot Cakes for Two; Friday.
The JohnstOwn Flood, Fox's epic
based on the terrific inundation Of
1889, with George O'Brien, Florence
Gilbert, Janet GaynOr and Anders
Randolf, together with O. Henry's
Cupid & la Carte; Saturday, Leatrice
Joy, supported by William Boyd, star
of 1.-THE Volga Boatman." in Pro-
ducers release. "Eaves Leaves, q
comedy with an Oriental background,
supplemented by Bobby Vernon in
Broken China.
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'er SHERIFF: monday. Jack Holt n
The Blind Goddess and Aesop Far
BILE; Tuesday Betty Compson IN
Counsel for the Defense and Harry
Langion In Lucky stars; Wednes-
day, Emil Jannings In Quo Vadis's;
Thursday. Charles Ray and Joan
Crawford In Paris. and Clyde Cooke
In Wandering Papas';; Friday, Rich
ard Barthelmess Ia 'sRansonss Folly
and Charles Puffy In Taking the
Heir; Saturday, Tom Mix In The
Yankee Senor',; LupinO Lane In
Time Flies, " and Screen Snapshots.
DIJMBARTON.
Sunday, Claire windsor, Owen
Moore In Money Talks: Monday,
Alyce Mills and Lou Tellegan In
With This Ring; Tuesday, Douglas
MacLean and Claude Gillingwater In
That's NY Baby; Wednesday. Anna
9. Nilsson and Lewis Stone In Too
Much Money: Thursday, Conrad
Nagel and Rene Adoree in 1.-THE Elk.
Quisite Sinner: Friday, Conway
Tearle and Dorothy Mackaiil III
Dancer Of Paris; Saturday, Rin-Tin-
Tin In The Night Cry"
EEITE.
Sunday ana Monday, Lets Get
Married. with Richard DIX, comedy
and news; Tuesday and Wednesday,