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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-13

in its vast plants as individual and
personal as the most elaborate OF
homes, and to do this without ex-
cessive cost. Every individual taste
and every motoring requirement Is
met in the latest products.
The visitor to the FOCAL show
rooms will find much to marvel at
in color and upholstery combina'
tions that represent the greatest
progress in these lines.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-13

Of the showroom at 1873 Connect
cut Avenue and the result is startl-
ing.
The Car Today
The present display includes rep
resentatives of the new Cadillac line
which embraces fifty different mod
els and 500 color combinations. The
latest models are the result OF a
plan inaugurated by the company
ito make each machine turned out
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-13
MANY RECKLESS
. SHOPPERS"
CONTINUED from Page 16l

Tnotordom. it seems, has yet tc
learn the full significance OF the
lesson they were designed to teach
One does not have to take a long
hour to find some motorist parked
in one of these forbidden zones
oblivious of the danger to every
life that swirls by in the rapidly
moving traffic Who knows that
some motorist will not attempt to
pass the parked machine at high
rate of speed at just the moment
that a car from the opposite direc-
tion comes along?
Reckless stopping" traffic ex-
perts point out. does not apply
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-13
Cadillac Celebrates
SiLUer Anniversary
By J. LEO sUGRUE
TImes Automobile Editor

Twenty five years long time in the automotve industry
represents fact the complete Of life covered by the
sepropeed vehicle that its commonplace way through
the tangled traffic National Capital today
the organizations turning out automobiles today can
look back full quarercentury OF the few that can envy
small percentage can turn back pages and read story
of ntinuou
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the z6th-sUith three enceptiOas-
that Nash sales have exceeded the
record set by the same month Of the
previous year.
The three months noted above ~
exceptions were months when pro-
duction was deliberately restricted
to enable bringing new models into
manufacture.
The three new Nash series-Light
Six, Special Six and Advanced Six
Include sixteen models distin-
guished with important new engi>
neering attractions and dressed in
colorful newbody finishes. The price
range is from 1865 to $1,000. o. b.
factory.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-05-28

me is so low. No, Mr.. Blake, if you
were the richest man in the world the
answer would be the same | do not
love you, and that tells all"
This seemed like a blow between
the eyes, for he recoiled a step, and
looked dazed Then an ugly express
sion came into his face
do you love any one else?' he de
manded roughly.
Alice Cutler drew herself up ap.'
tried to freeze him with a stare. a. =
needless to say, Mr.. Blake that you're
forgetting yourself. Such a question
is an insult. Let me pass, please"
'Do you love that cub you smuggled
aboard the yacht and turned loose or
this island to spy on meT he asked,
stepping in front Of her to block the
way.
For a second his blazing eyes and
flushed face startled her, and the an
swer that sprang to her lips died un-
expressed.
"Oh, l know he's here" he cOntin-
ued, sneering. "Pve met him on the
island If he's your lover, Miss Alice,
you'll have trouble in finding him."
"Whom are you talking about" she
managed to ask.
For reply, the man smiled craftily,
with a CLEAN of triumph in his eyes.
every odd that you shouldn't know
he said finally. Every innocent, aren't
you, Miss Alice You haven't seen
him since that day he fished your bag
out of the river? You didn't send him
down to the yacht with a fake pack
age so he could get aboard and hidef
OF course not You're innocent Of"
"Please stop, Mr.. Blake!" she in
terrupted. you're getting quite silly.
If you mean that I'm pretending not
to know that the man who picked my
bag from the river isn't here on the
island, I'll save you further specula-
ton. I know he's here. 1 saw him
yesterday-had a talk with him. But
! didn't smuggle him aboard, nor help
him to get down here. VIII that sat
isfy your"
mo, it won't!' came the blunt re-
"Thank you!" was the rejoinder.
"Now let me pass. I've taken enough
of your insults When uncle's bet
ter"
You'll have me discharged?"
Perhaps"
He laughed In an ugly way you
won't have the pleasure, Miss Alice
he sneered "Tve already discharged
myself Pm master down here. Your
uncle's dying. Doctor Alster says it's
doubtful if he ever regains conscious
ness again. We may have to bury
him here on the island"
"Oh!" she shuddered.
He seemed to relent a little, and
went on more gently:
II don't want to alarm you, Miss
Alice, but you had to know the truth.
He's sinking rapidly But he's an old
man, and hadn't many more years to
live. We're young-both Of us-and
we" He paused and eyed her greed
lily. Have you stopped to consider
our position here, Miss AliceT'
"What position?" she murmured.
"Our position on this island. We're
marooned here, and may have to stay
here for months. There is no way to
get word ashore, and boats rarely ap-
pear off this island. Yes, we may have
to live here for many months before
we're taken off, That isn't so bad in
one way. There's plenty Of food in
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-05-28


~ supplement
Valley
ankage
place of tanage pigs
make 1WDpound
tankage
TO II pounds
skim milk
required by the ankagefed a
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-05-28

She turned, with an amused smile
on her face. "Do you think it's be-
cause Of that I've refused you?" she
asked.
He hesitated a second, and then an
ywered abruptly:
"Yesl"
'Tm sorry" she replied, Struggling
her shoulders, "that your estimate Of
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esett megint. Julia csak most vette
tszre, hogy az emberel mind szetsze-
ledtek. Kegyetlen fajdalmat iitott ez
a lelketlenseg a szivebe. Icy niagara
hagyni 6t, ezzel snlyosan seriilt, sze.
(rencs6tlcn emberrel. Elkeseredes6ben
mar ncm tndta mitev6 legyen, mem tud
Ia elgondolni, hogy vigye haza ossze-
tort f6riet. Tehetetlensegeben sirva
kialiott tavoz6k utan, az listen neve.
ben hivan 6kct vissza. De gyenge hang
ia elveszett a mezon es nem jutott el
n hazafele ballag6khoz akik sainalkoz-
va, de gunyosan, lenezGen targyaltak
u balesctet. Mem gondolta senki sem,
hogy Walter nagyon sulyosan serilt
volna meg inert feldllni, beszelni lat
tax es hallottak
A golgota fcl6rajdt tolt0ttc el Mrs.
Young cszm6letlen f6rjevel q mez6n,
a g6p romjai koz0tt, mig vegre feltiint
egy kocsi, amely fele igyekezett. Hora-
ito Scott volt. 0 az egyetlen barat, ha-
zafutott a kocsiert az q segitsegevea
azutAp, hazaszallitottak Waltert.
Amint legg6mb alacsonyabb regi-
6kba trt, Robert lassanl16nt magahoz
t6rt. A Lowc-hegy orman ert f0ldet.
lit a h6boritojt> csucson, h6val 1emos-
"a vtrlcptc arcat 6s HIS lemosas
tol azutam teljesen magahoz ter. Mire
kes0 este hazaert, apia mellett mar
t0bb orvos szorgoskodott. Elet 6s ha-
al kozott lehegett Walter hetekig. Ro-
bert maga is beteg volt, at volt faEva
tcliesen Macy hidegt6l, de Macy er6-
vel visszatartotta magat, hogy edes-
'nvianak segitsegere lehessen apja apo
lasaban. Ez csak rosszabbitotta sa-
jat allapot5t, par nap mulva is 0ssze-
esett es tud6gyulladassa esett agyba
A Macy kis6rletez6k munlaiaert igy a
felesege es anya-Julia fizetett meg.
Robert eros szervezete atsegitette
kri;,isen es hamarosan talpra allva, me-
g;nt apclhatta az apjat, akinek az al
1apota meg minaig valtozatlan. Eddig
Henrietta hiis6Gesen segitett Mrs. Yo-
dc ami6ta Robert talprahllt
ujb6i, v6gk6p elmaradt hazb6l Ro-
bertnck ncm volt ideje azonban most
e2cn, yagy cnnck okdn t6prengeni.
Walter eletben maradt-de mcnthc-
tctlenil rokkant lett A Promcthetus
ombcr, ak repiiMi akart. nom tndott
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soha tobbe a labara allani. Tol6szek-
ben mozgott ide-oda~
VII. FEJEZET
KUDARC JEGYEBEN

| A sulyos szerencsatlens6g megvaltoz'
tlatta cg6szen a Young csalad meghitt,
nvugodt es boldog 6letat. Robert tisz-
taban volt a7zal, hogy tortentek utan
semmi szin alatt sem mohet vissza az
iskolaba. Egy esztendejc lett volna
csak hatra, sziv6t marta q vagy be-
fcjczni a tanulmanyait, dc koteles-
segfrzet cgy pillanatig sem ingott meg
ahban a vegleges elhatarozasban, hogy
otthon marad, dolgozik Is gohdoskod-
nj fog sziilcir5l.
Szeptcmber elicit cbben az evben is.
Az iskolak, egyeteme1k kapui kitarul-
TAX. Robert csendesen zokogott esten-
kint padlaszobaban, tavalyi iskola
k0nyveire es jegyzeteire borulva. De
nappal vidam IS jokedvU volt es dol.
gozott. Az iizlet fcllendiiH IS olyan jol
ment Youn geknak, ahogy meg soha. Ap
jat, anyjit mcggyGzte, hogy 8 mar tud
annyit, amcnnyit az iskolaban tanul-
hat 6s azert marad otthon, merit izzik q
vigyt6l, hogy mar dolgozhasson. A for
malitas, diploma, ~ 8 szemeben nem
ielcnt scmnit Mem azert tanult, ha.
mem q tudasert ts az mar meg van. APP
ia is anyja is tudiak, hogy ez nem
igaz, s2iviik verzik cgyetlen gyerme.
kiikert, akinek iov6jet ICY megta.
pdztak az dlmok, de egymast amitva,
csala1i nyugalomert elfogadjak ezt
a magyarazatot.
Henrietta nagyon hidegen viselke-
dix Roberttal es feltin6en sokat van
egyiitt Ambrose-zal. A nagyon biiszke
Robert ezt is kudarcnak tudia be,
mint mindent, es g6g0sen megnyugszik
4 dologba. Belenyilal szivebe hir,
hogy Ambrose eljegyezte Henriettat, de
megis 8 az els6, aki kosz6nti 6ket, SGT
a v6felyi tiszts6get is vallalja az eskii.
v6jiik6n.
Ezzcl azutan Mrs. Youngnak egy re-
gi alma t0rik 0sszc Robertnek most
fokozottabb igyckczcttcl kell azon len.
nic, hogy fclviditsa 4 sziileit, hogy el-
hitesse veliik, hogy 8, az egyetlen oyer
akindk boldogsaga az egyet. |
len eel NJ 6rcgek szcme el5tt, hogy 8
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Warren, O..


Vegit jarja mar az oesztend6,
haldoklik. Nemsokara utols6t ran
dull kimulik ebb6l a szomoru ar
nyekvilagb6l, hogy helyet adjon
az uinak. AZ 6esztendU elbucsllz-
tatoja fenyes keretek k0z0tt lesz
megiinnepelve Warren varosaban,
A Warreni Elso Magyar Bateg-
seg6lyz6 Egylet, az 6esztcnd6 utol
SO napjan, december 31.-en, pente-
ken este fenyes szilveszteri tame
mulatsagot rcndez a mindenki al
tai iSmcrt Roman Hallban.
Warrcnben cs kornytken ha-
talmas plakatok adjak tudtul a
maeyarsagnak, hogy Szilveszter
estejen Macy magyar mulatsag
szinhelye lesz a Walnut St.-i Ro-
man Hall. Mar este 6 6rakor kez-
detet veszi ez a pompasnak iger-
kcz6 mulatsag t.rtani fog hal
nalok Ina jnalaig. Annyi bizonyos,
hogy a bek0szonto ujevet a k0zon-
seq balteremben fogja kosz0n-
teni.
A rendezoseg szorgalommal szor
goskodik, Zsiga Janos hires zene-
kara fog mrlzsikalni, megpedig
rgy, hogy az mindenkinek ked-
We szerint lesz.
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(rolytatas.)

Robert a szelsebcsen cmclkedo leg
haioban kezdi rosszul erezni magat. A
ritknlt lcveg5 elgyongiti, olyan kabult
Il teszi, hogy alig tud gondolkodni. a
avenpillt leenyomas fesziti, maid sztt-
pattantia a fejtt. Oran, szaian es fiji.
len mcgindul n YER. Mar nem az esq,
NJ elct0szt0n dolgozik benne. Megra-
gadia u nagy k6st, amivel ghdert
iant6 Lotclet kellett volna elmctszenic
Is osszeszedve szetmorzsolt erejet, a
kosarat tarto cgyik l7otdlen maszni
bezd a l6ggomb fele.
Robert mar olyan magasan van, hogy
n kepzelctevel kutato anyai szem tud-
ia csak latni ait q kis pontot, ami a
fiat iolenti, akir6l anyai scjt6ssel 6r-
ii, hogy Macy vcszedelcmbcn forog.
Fgv irt6zatos, fclriad6 kialtas sikolt,
morajlik vtgig a mez6n. Mrs. Young lat
ia, hogy q ferje gliderje ellensulyt
vesz. We, bnkfencczve zuhan. Walter IL
ealmas, lclkesed6 6r6mtbcn mem iigyclt
annyira IS egy hirtelen iobb ollali fu.
vallat, ami ogy kis baloldali sztlAram-
latot kovetctt, kilenditette lebeg6t
az egycnsulyb6l. Mrs. Young fel6riilten
rdhanni kczd az ESQ glider iranydhan
A gep rettemt6 csattanassal foldet 6r
Robert err6l nit sem tudva, kinl6-
dix, verg6dik fem vekony k0telen,
hogy cleric a l6ghaj6 testet, amely meg
egyre emelkedik, bar higabb leveg6
Matt kisse enyh6bben, inkabb vizszin-
is iranyban sodr6dva, fenti eros
sz6lben. Ujabb neh6zseggel talalkozik
z o b r t F.: maidnem elviselhetetlen
hideg van fem a szornyii magassag-
ban. o k0nnycn van bizonv 6lt6zve,
eros failalomerz6ssel lesz urra rata
f6zas 6s amugy is elgyengiilt kezei
szoritasdt, meg cs6kkenti q dermeszt6
hdeg.
A gep darabokra t0rve fekszik lem
q f6ld0n, Walter verbcfagyva. A livdn
e>i t6meg k0riil allja q roncsot, tula-
kodnak, hogy az cls6 k0rbe f6rk5zze-
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Az EG LOVAGJAI'
Regeny--Irta:
CSEH A.NDOR -
THE SKY KNIGHTS
Copyright 1896" by Author.
All rights reserved.

mex, hogy lassak, de egy sem jon k6zel
Walterhoz.
A v6rbcn fetreng5 cmbcr irtozatos
kinollkal felall. Rettent6 diih fogja ell
latv:tn a tetlenil bameszkod6 embere.
ket:
Segithetck talan valamelyik5iIk-
mex? - kGrdi elkesercdett gunnyal Is
jjsszcroskad megint.
Eddigrc mar mag:rho2 j0tt Julia Is
ntat tort maganak, a kicsi asszonyt6l
Szintc hihctetcn crovcl lokve fere
mindcnkt az utjab6l, es f6rje oldald-
hoz omlik:
= Walter, dear Walter elsz, meg
maradtal nckem, minden j6l vanl Is
tencml ITala neked nagyon i6, irgal-
mas Tstcnam!
T,s mar v6res fcjft toruli lend6-
jewel, es gyeng6den tapogatja az ell
alalt cmbcr tagjait, kutatvan seriile-
seit.
A nit sem seit5 Robert ezalatt eler-
tc a ltggomb testet, bcledofi Macy
kGst Gs utols6 er6fcszitessel hasit egyet
rata. Siivit6ssel tor ki a gdz nyi-
lison Is a lGghaj6 cmclkedeSe rohamo-
san lassul Is cgy par pillanat mulva,
laSsu, cgycnlctes siillyedesho megy at.
Robert azonban cszm6lct6t veszti 6s
leznhanna az irt6zatos magassagb6l ha
a gombot fog6 kot6lhal6zat fel nem
fognd A dereka 6se hata k0z0tt akadt
meg egy-egy kotel, 6s ezrken inogva,
lebeg a teste 4 szedit6 m6lyseg folott,
a leereszkod6 l6ghaj6 gombe alatt.
Walter mege~vszer magahoz teri.
Csak most eszmel annak tufatara, hogv
mi t0rtent, csak most meri fel a bal
cset sulyossagat. Egesz 6lete munkas-
saga, mindcn alma, minden kiizk0afse
Oft fckszik el6tte romba d6lten. A nagv,
eros f6rfi rettenctes sirasba tor ki, meg
felcmlit6, megrcndit6 sirasba.
Walter, draga uram hiszen
nom t0rt6nt scmmi bal. Ujrakezditek
m 2gint!
Walter mar nem hallotta a feles6-
&c gyeng6d bnzditasait. 0nkiviiletbe
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elegedett es boldog. Es minden ambi.
ci6ia, mimdcn talhlekonysaga es ereje
kimeriil ebben az igyekezetben.
(Folytatjuk.)
FoNTos GYttIEs.
A Katholikus 1fjusagi K0r tagjai
nak a figyelmebe.

A Katholikus 1fjusagi K0r vc-
zetosege ezuton hozza a tagok tu-
domasara, hogy december havi
nagyfontossagu gyiiles6t vasar-
naphoz egy hetre, december 49,
en-, delutan 2 oral kezdcttel fogia
megtartani sajat helyisegeben, a
$40 w. Federal ST. alatt.
Tartsa minden tag k0telessege-
mex, ezen az evzar6 gyiilesen va
10 mcgjeleneset.
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Paraguay-ban a k0konseg resz6r6l
,lyan nagyaranyu az angol nyelv ta-
nulasa iranti hajland6sag. hogy az is-
<olakban rendes angol tanfolyamokat
rendeztek.
ChiIe-ben Lastaria Popular Egye-
.sm k,llturals tanfolyamokat rendez a
vasuti alkalmazottak Is csaladjaik sza-
mara, hogy azok, akik hetlen tavol-
sagokban vasuti vonalak ment6n lax
max, szint6u r6szesiilhessenek iskolai
oktatasban. Ingyen tanfolyamok van
max kiilonb0z5 targyakb6l, es mivel is
kolai epdleteket nem emeihetnek IS mem
kivanhatjak tanul6kt6l, hogy nagy
tavolsagra jarjanak iskolaba, a vona-
ton vannak a tantermek IS a tanul6k
utaznak egyik allomasr6l mAsikig Is
vissza, mialatt iskolai 6rak tartatnak,
Majdnem ketszer annyi NO, mint fer
Fl tanul6 vett r6szt multi 6vben ago.
kon levelez6si tanfolyamokon, anne
lyek az Egyesult Allamok ugynevezett
land-grant egyetemei rendeznek a ta-
vol lak6k szamara. A 81 egyetemen
11,901 moi es 6,093 fsrfi tanul6 irat-
kozott be tanfolyamokra.
<
A new york; Board Of Education
egy takarSkossagi felugyel6t nevezett
d AZ iskola6v elej6u. A hivatal $4,000
fisetessel jar Is a feladata az, hogy az
iskolakban a takarekossag szellem6t
er6sitse Is megteremtse az ossxek0tte.
test peuzint6zetek IS a tanul6k k0-
zCtt, hogy a gyermekek mar kora ifiu.
sagukban megismerkedjenek a takars-
kossag int3xmeny6vel.
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A reformatus egyhaz ket napos
bazarja, igazan nagyszabasu ma
eyar csemenynek igerkezik.
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A jutalonn.

A javithatatlan viccel6 Blau az
utcan talalkozik Griinnel, aki ma
gyon szomoru arccal jon XII a
Court t-hazb6l.
- Bal van, Griin9 - kerdi
Blau.
- Baratom! - feleli az diiho-
Sen - sohase biztosits! Az listen
verje meg azokat a biztosit6 tar
sasagokat!
- Miert?
- Kepzeld baratom, negy evig
fNettem pontosan a biztositasi
dijakat, most nemreg leegett az
iizletem as erre kaptam... ket evi
fegyhazat!
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HAZaStarsak.
Asszony: Egy belso hang AIT
mondja nehem...
Ferj: Jesszus' Meg belsS han.
god is vahi ~
, 1926-01-21
Publication.

st is hereby brought to public notice
that the Trade mark shown below
. which was REGISTERED in the United
States Patent Office. Washington. DC.
on October %, 1924, in the name Of Cana
da Dry Ginger Ale, Incorporated, OF New
York. N. Y, a corporation organized
md existing under the laws Of the State
of Virginia, and Trade mark certificate
No. 19l.102 issued therefor, has this
date been registered in the Office OF the
Government Secretary Of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States at ST. Thomas,
in accordance with The provisions in the
regulations governing tGe registration
OF Pareu.s and Irade-marks in the Vir-
Gin Islands, approved 30 June, 1920,
, 1926-01-21

CEALED bids will be received up
y to 10 a. m. January 10th 1926,
in the Office of the Assistant Pub
lie Works Officer for one ord
Truck. This truck may be seen
in the Fort Yard, hristiansted
Bids should be plainly marked as
follows: bid for Ford truck to
be opened 10 a. m. January 18th,
1926" Cars to be sold 'as is" and
"where isl. The Assistant Public
Works Officer reserves the right to
reject any Or all bids.
PAYMENT must be made, and car
removed not later than February
LIST, 1925.
Assistant Public Works officer
, 1926-01-21

SAL E.
THE Government of the Virgin
/ Islands will receive sealed bids
up to 3 P. NJ. FRIDAY, FEBRU-
AIRY 5. 1926, for
Estate Cotton Grove and ad-
joining estates.
All bids must be addressed to the
Despatching Secretary, Christian
sted, V. l., and enclosed in a sealed
envelope on which will be placed
conspicuously the words BID FOR
ESTATE COTTON GROVE", and
must be accompanied by cash or
certified check for the sum Of
Francs 100000 D. w. |. Currency,
or $4,000 u. S. Currency.
The deposit of the successful bid
der will be retained as a partial
payment on the purchase price, and
VIII be tOiIelJeQ III case or ldlIuf6
to conclude the transaction. De
posits of unsuccessful bidders will
be returned.
The Government reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
ghe estates are situated in the
East End Quarter and total APP
proximateIy 1,086 Acres. There is
a concrete house in good repair,
with modern plumbing, and two
large ~cisterns.
There are six miles of fencing
and water sufficient for about 800
head of cattle.
Bidders will clearly state the
terms on which they offer to make
purchase.
For further information address
the undersigned.
G. P. SHAMER,
Despatchjng Secretary,
Chri8tjouSted, Y. /.
January 4. 1926.
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IT'S THE LITTLE
THINGS THAT COUNT

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S T r A N D
TOMORROW
This Actress Wants
Action, Not Sympathy

One of the first things the av-
crage actress asks when she is
offered a part in motion pictures
is: evil the character get SYM
pathy?" But Margaret Living
sion, who plays the highly dram
afic role Of Violet Deering in the
William Fox screen version of
Havoc" which shows tomorrow
at the Strand Theatre, is not the
average actress. She is far above
the average.
Sympathy on the screen means
nothing in the young life Of Miss
Livingston. What she wants is
high-powered parts which call for
histrionic ability. If they get the
much-desired sympathy, well and
good; if they don't, well and good
anyway.
81 have done the best work of
my career in the adventures type
of parts" said Miss Livingston re-
Gently in discussing the subject.
The Chorus Lady was one Of
these. / have never gotten sym
pathy in my paris, but | found |
did get attention. And that, in
the long run, is what counts. |
want parts which win be noticed
by The audience. Love interest
must be in the picture, but / don't
care whether ! have it or not.
want to act and If / get the chance
10 act in a picture, whether I'm an
adventures, bad woman or what,
I'll be satisfied.
"My part in Havoc is that of
a cold, coddled girl of English So
ciety who plays with mems hearts
and breaks them just as she might
break and discard toys of which
she was tired. The audience will
not like this girl Violet Deering,
but they certainly will notice her.
If they do that ! will be pleased"
Others i'm the Havoc" cast are
George O'Brien, Madge Bellamy,
Waller McGrail, David Butler,
Harvey Clark, Wade Boteler,
Edythe Chapman, Eulalie Jensen,
Leslie Fenton and Bertram Grass
by. The picture is from the stage
success of the same name. 1t was
directed by Royland V. Lee and
adapted by Edmund Goulding!
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WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
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my Associated PreSsl
Coolidge predicts $780, 900, 600
treasury surplus June 80, but no
immediate tax reduction in semi
annual budget meeting address.
Treasury estimates $440,000,-
900 income taxes due June Is, a
s70.O00,O00 increase over last
year.
New York stakeholder asks re-
ownership for Mizener Develop
ment Corporation, promoter of
Boca Ration, Fla.
Objection to Washington debt
settlement prevents Poincare from
being minister of finance in new
BRAND cabinet.
~
Gov. Smith, New York and
Mayor Dever, Chicago, stress
tolerance of two big cities in adj
dressing Knights Of Saint Gregory
at Eucharistic congress.
San Antonio police quell fist
fights at county Republican com
mittee meeting.
Governor Brewster leads for re-
nomination in Maine primary.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
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Sir Martin Harvey, celebrated
actor-manager, born in Essex,
England, SO years ago today.
Princess Beatrice, eldest daugh-
ter of The King and Queen of
Spain, born in Madrid, II years
ago today.
Frank II. Damrosch, celebrated
New York musical director, born
in Breslau, Germany, 81 years ago
today.
Fannie Ward, formerly WE'LL
known actress of the American
stage, born in st. Louis, 81 years
ago today.
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In the recent Confederate re-
union parade in Birmingham, Mrs.
Watt T. Brown drove her auto
mobile with her father, Judge
John w. liner last survivor of the
secession convention of Alabama
in 1861.