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New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
Hero Sets British Honduras as His Goal But May Continue
 South to San Salvador
MOTHER LEAVES DALLAS
 ON HER H0MEWARD TRIP
Guatemala Fetes Lone Eagle" a@ Its Adopted Son-Large Crowd. Acclaim Him at .Airdromc Graphic Story of Flight Over id Junglcs and Flaming Volcanoes Told by Flicr Himself.

BeilIe, British Honduras, Dee. 19 Pl-Colonel Charles A. lindbergb has notified the government thai he expects to fly from Guatemala, Clty 10 Belize between Dec. 80 anl Jan. 1. IT possible he will land and ar- cept the governors hospitality, but fl the landing field should be iu adequate, he will circle over the city and then continue south to san SsI- vador.
 The only landing ground ayfl- able there is large sports field. There are no hangars and no land plane has ever made landing here. Several American seaplanes have landed in the harhor at ,arisys times. Lindbergh is planning to de eide whether or not he will make a landing after making an appraisal Of the sports field from the air.
 Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh took off from Kelley Field, san Antonio, shortly before dawn for Dallas. Weather conditions were good and the stop at Dallas for lunch was made at 1l:00. The plane took the air again at ll:3l a. m.. with St. Louis as the rext stop.
 Guatemala City, Guatemala, Dec. 29 Pl-The capital of the Land of the Eagle" today entertained it's adopted son. the Lone Eagle who came here on a mission of good will. Colonel Charles A. Lndbergh com pleted the first and longest leg of his Central American flight over a hazardous mountainous country at almost 1o0mile an hour speed
 The Spirit of St. Louis perform cd magnificently on the trip Of about e75 miles from Mexico City. Iind- bergh said. Seven hours and five minutes after he left Mexico City. he landed at Aurora field here at l:40 ID. m., (central time).
 Large Crowds at Field
 Lindbergh had estimated that the flight might take nine hours and the crowds were still vending their way toward the field when the plane ap- peared between the peaks of the eX- tinct volCanos, Fuega and Agua (fre and water).
 Guatemala accepted him as a friend and in recognition of his visit the city conferred upon the flyer the title Adopted Son Of Guatemala City"
 When Lindbergh arrived he re- ceived q message of felicitation from President Coolidge and others from the president of Salvador and the ministry of war of Salvador
 Hello Guatemala" Lindbergh said as he stepped from the plane. Wonderful. what joy,' he added.
 Lindbergh expects to resume his Central American tour tomorrow morning.
 Several hours after his arrival. he returned to the flying field and in- spected the Spirit Of St, Louis. He found 1t to be i'll perfect condition for the continuation of his flight to Belize. British Honduras. He will land there if the athletic field Is in a suitable condition. Otherwise he expects to continue on to San Saliva dor. Should he land at Belize. which is without a flying field he intends 10 fly to San Salvador January l, re- maining there two days.
 Enthusiastic Guatemalans wclcom- ed him here. Bunting covered their
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New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
Sixth Day Since Dawn De. parted for Newfoundland
 Brings No Word Of Pliers
SEARCHERS NOW PREPARE
 TO END FRUITLESS TASK
Friend Tells How She Tried to Per >uadc Ayiatrix Not to Embark on Hazardous Ilight-Dirigible Com mandcr Believes Los Angeles Will Not Leave Hangar for Another search.

NtdEtH.
 New York, Dec. % (UP) - Tie sixth day since Mrs. Frances Wilson trayson and her three men con- panions left Roosevelt field for New foundland in the Sikorsky amphi- ian plane the Dawn, brought no word of the tliers or their craft.
 Friends of the fiiers unwllingly reconciled themselves 10 the general belief that tragedy had overtaken the plane.
 Two navy destroyers and three coast guard destroyers that have been searching the waters off Sable Island were prepared to relinquish their fruitless cruise by nightfall un- less orders to the contrary are re- Ceiyed.
 Charles E. Rosendahl. commander of the navy dirigible Los Angeles, which returned yesterday after q 3o-hour trip along the probable route of the Dawn, said today he be- lieved the dirigible would not leave it's hangar for another search.
 Believe Search Useless
 I'm sure a flight would be use less unless some substantial clues to he probable location of the plane were received" he said.
 Mrs. Grayson left q will before she started the journey she hoped would end in Denmark. The will vas addressed to her attorney. Sen- ator Charles Lockwood, and entrust- ed in a sealed envelope with a friend, Miss Marion Mumford.
 The envelope has not yet been opened and Miss Mumford said it would remain sealed until all hope had been abandoned.
 Frances and l were together rn- til week ago last Tuesday," she said, and we planned to spend Christmas together. But she 'phon- cd me on Friday and said she was going.
 "I protested but sine said she had made mp her mind. And 1 knew nothing l could say would dissuade her"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
THE WEATHER

New Britain and vicinity: Rain tonight and probably Friday morning: slightly warmer tonight; colder by Friday night.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
CHINESE NATIONALIST
 MINISTER RESIGNS
Dr. (. C. Wu, Foreign Affairs Head -Has Played Prominent Part
 in Affairs of Orient

Shanghai, Dec. % P-Dr. C, C. Nu. minister of foreign affairs in the Ranking nationalist government and Dr. Sun Flo, minister of finance, have resigned.
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Evening star., 1927-09-29
SAVED BY THE CHIEFS DAUGHTER.

Virginia had been revived by some London merchants.
Smith Joined their expedition that from Eng
land late in 1906. Most of the coonsts We're needy,
wealth than for settling the new country Smith
OF the few sensible hard working men board.
SO the ma jority hated him. During the voyage
America they tried to hang him false charge and
ended by putting him in irons. On arriving James
town (named by them in honor of King James | of
England the Coonsts opened their employers sealed
orders and learned that the they had loan with
chains to be Of their leaders. Smith
leased and set to work teaching the shiftess
how start their town. He forced the lazy adven-
to build forts and houses clear the ground,
grain and to protect themselves against the Indians
He tided them famine and by the help Of Poca
honas ian Indian maiden who loved him and who Is
said have saved his life when her father, the Chief
Powhatan, sought to kill him. enabled them to survive
through the following terrible period toll hunger,
disease and danger Sixtyseven out Of the 105 colon
lists who landed died during the first six months.
Nothing but Smiths genius saved the rest from utter
nticv
Evening star., 1927-09-29

at the end Smith deposed from power by the men
whose lives and homes he had saved. The colony he
had saved again and again from and
threw him aside like Il glove 4 effort
made to murder him. Disabled from
sick and heart rtbrOken, Smith forced of
Virginia. Another would have despaired But
Smith of sterner stuff IL colony had dis
owned him he would build up another So he sought
establish in New England a second Virginia He
pIored the north Atlantic shores and made the first
map ever drawn of New England. But through
series of misadvenures he failed establish settle
ments there and returned at last England penniless
and feeling himself failure. lie had wasted life and
wealth in behalf of others. Then. the last the land
which he had redeemed from a trackess wilderness
had cast him longer Of use. In the bitter
Of his heart he just before his death in 1885,
II have two children, Virginia and New England.
have spent many and my fortune in their
ice. And in neither do l foot Of land-not
even the house built with hands. live
those countries shared by who knew them
only from my description"
Press Co New York World, 1897
Evening star., 1927-09-29

P1ANO-Will sell my little Meissne- ::oriS'.t.
almost new. at q big sacrifice TO any 0ns
continuing payments. 1112 Lamont st. NV.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
SOLD INTO SLAVERY,
NO. 10-CApT. JOHN SMITH.

~ HIS is the story OF a who lied marveOusly
and hoasfuy about a number of things he
never did and who modest to the far
greater deeds he really achieved lie John
Smith, English soldier of fortune and father
of tho first permanent English colony in America
According to his tale. Smith, who the
of a farmer ran away to sea in hONhood to
ne apprenticeship trade He joined the Aus
trian army, three Turkish champions in single
fight was captured by the Turks and sold a slave.
princess fell in love with him. but her cruel brother
made him suffer great humilations. Smith slew the
brother and fled to Russia. He rescued by an
other lady rank, who also fell in love with him.
Then after battles conflicts with pirates. shpwrecks
and other thrilling adventures he found himself back
safe England. All this is very interesting But un-
luckily, much of it, has been absolutely false.
and for the whole of it have rely Smith S
decidedly doubtful word. What follows, however, Is
true.
Sir Walter Palegh's old scheme for COloniZing
Evening star., 1927-09-29

Little by little the miserable handful of English
rallied from their first setbaCks Though they
still hated Smith, they made him their president and
obeyed him because he their hope. Having
secured slight a foothod in the new country.
Smith sent back to England, hegging for more me-
ohanics and farmers and fewer "gentlemen' AND
his plea in time answered. Better CoOnistS arrived
to strengthen the little settlement. Nirgnia's future
assured. TO realize all that Smiths success meant
to the world it is needfu to bear in mind few his
toric facts:
In the first place Europe terribly over
crowded Even the periodical plague that secured
it could not keep down the populations numbers or
leave enough employment for all The trades and
professions equally overfull An outlet for both
men and INDUSTRY was sorely needed. Then, too, in
Europe poor man could own land. Taxes were
unjustly heavy and the poor had few right America
with it's boundless rich land. its freedom from cast
iron customs it's employment for all, was veritab'e
Godsend to the thronged Old World.
After the Virginia province was we'll upon its feet
and the danger from starvation and from Indians
Evening star., 1927-09-29

PAPERHANGlNG. painting. metal ceilings
roofing. hot-water heating. oak foorings
plumbing, porches built: all kinds OF frame
shin: no cash required: easy monthly pay
ments. Capital Home Improvement Co.. 643
r st NV Phone Potomac Hl4S. j.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

Slightly used and reconditioned. Desks.
tables. chairs. 1fle cabinets. bookcases and
bookshelves. lockers. safes. stationery cabi-
once at a. tremendous saving. H. Baum q
Son. Used Furniture Dent f16 at N W
Evening star., 1927-09-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ADDING MACH1NES-All makes sold, re.
paired. rented. exchanged. United Typewrit.
er & Adding Machine Co., Inc, 1877 n. Y.
| ave. NV. Main $500 Oc1
Evening star., 1927-09-29

Roy. over 10, with bicycle. chance TO learn
dental work. Apply 30S Vermont Buitd-
Evening star., 1927-09-29
IfEI.lp-MAI.E.
DISTRICT MAN. EAGER.

DIS | RICl Nj n y A(IEK.
Party with business ability. handle terri
tory Washington and vicinity: in accord
ance with our policy manager controls local
business when operating large earnings. per
maneat connection require small invest"
meut. well secured will stand close study
by capable business man. Phone Mr.. Arnold
Franklin 1888. for appointment. 29'
FIREMAN, white, settled, for
office bldg. Apply 5 to 7 pm,
Room SO, olo e. st. NV. See
Mr.. Tones. ..-.- ..-.e.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
Personal.

Nome 5' day Or evening. si::!5. Phone wEh.R,
CONFIDENTIAL INyEsTIGATIoS. EvI-
d"ncc ana informatinn s"cretly secured.
""sna'%p 2 "o fEss 1zsh st, HAXKs M,n cobS Sc f.rr
little children while their mother works or
shons, from S:30 to $50: $50 per week.
l"i4 10Th NV. corner OF -
toNGENlAL YOUNG LADY. DEPENDABLE
ggsrs gs references exchanged. Address Box
MT. PLEASANT SECTION. CALL ADAMS
side room. elegantly furnished: elevator: free
phone. etc Very reasonable. -
MASSEUSE. FEDERAL HOSPITAL GRADC-
sanitary. private licensed salon: white only.
Pot. 5S3o. Ant. 100,
DUPONT CIRCLE. :0O7 o ST. NV. APT
;I--A lady wishes to share furnished 5-r. &
h. ant. with refined couple or single woman
references exchanged.
DRIVING TO ASHEVILLE. y. C.. SATrR-
Day. C:n tane passenger. SO. Address BOX
YOUNG MAN. CONGENIAL. AGE % TO -,
To share my apartment: good location: 50
per month. Address Box 3-A. Star .ootiiice.
SWEDISH, MASSAGE n YOUR, owE
WANrED--.r PASSENGERS FOR NEW
s4s4. sSass. next Sunday; closed car Lincoln
WHY RENT? DOWN PAYMENTS FL
nanced on new homes: 60 only. No red
tape. References required. Clcve. .a59.
CABINET BATHS. VIOLET RAY. ZOALITE.
baking cleo. Swedish massage (colon irriga-
tions,. reducing. 81 50: FIR. 429. -
EUGENE PERMANENT WAvING-SpECIAL
BEAUTY sHop. o@5 Grant pl. r. .ai5a.
SLIP COVERS. oyERsTUFFEo SEPARATE
cushions snap fasteners: Sl9.75. r. L.
1Sherwood 1913 2Sth sc. Line. $3.50.
a RESIDENCE OF KEt INEMENT FOR
children 81" years. Refer"nces. Booklet
I941 iHitmora vt. NV. Adams 9151.
SOUTHERN NURSE-EtErrRIC VIOLET
ray treatments. 1i50 st. n.w., Apt. :.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
: Column call Main 5000. Branch lis.
ANTS. BEDBUGs. reaches, fieas- rats
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ASBESTOS COVERS pay big dividends
cav. alsh Of. .a.ws Isanks 10aSS. -s.'
Evening star., 1927-09-29

COLI TIF('TORS-Young men with cars. OPP
nortInity Tor part time workers. Local ref
ereno,s required. Call before noon only
1ttn L ~ n w Room 0OI.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

COLLECTOR aud solicitor for tnsrranr1
,iehit AppIv TO u. w. Mclntire. Room =
Cniur>hian Building. AIS 5th ST -
Evening star., 1927-09-29

SODA DISPENSERS.
Experienced young men be-
tween the ages of Is and ..
Apply employment office, 9th
floor.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
FURNISHINGS goods sales
man; young man for Saturday
only; good pay. Eiseman's,
9TH and + NV.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

WILL. sell on reasonable terms pavIng pri1
v1tc boarding house business ftirnj. hcoI aon,I
nlete fine location. low rent. Address End
oO5- Star of1te
Evening star., 1927-09-29

IMPOSSIBLE ELSEWHERE Your SG 900
payme VI this anartmPnt nverlnnkIrgI
clty earrs 500 annually net. InyesttgateI
Main 2l49 .,ps
Evening star., 1927-09-29

WASHINGTOSIAN. experienCed. desirPs M al
agenent hiRh-class building. furniture fnj
Is apartments: wide acquaintance Adore n
Box 150-A star office
Evening star., 1927-09-29

BUILDING MATERIAL. at lowest prices,
all kinds. sash. doors. brick. beams plumb
,nE ,1f n'pe frames. windows: mantels. etc.
HECHINGER co. 9Th and Fla. Ave Ne
Evening star., 1927-09-29

FREE COURSE In life Insurance salesman, 4
learning: whole or part time. Address BOX
Evening star., 1927-09-29

MISREPRESENTATION Young man W,th
small ear 70 collect evenings ~ ,.a Anacosr1a re
",itrcd. Manager. 1919 st. NV. Room
Evening star., 1927-09-29

GENERAL. WORK and painting for Mandy
man. at low wages. Inquire llSb Nat ilfss
Evening star., 1927-09-29

LADY with experience wants TO rent fund
equipped tea room sandwich shop or Iunr1
counter. Reasonable rental. Address Box
Evening star., 1927-09-29
HELP-MAIE AND FEMALE.

MEN and women to distribute ho,lsrhC
products direct. Established company. Go
commission. 5lS JenIfer Bldg. eth & ID.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

COUNIEKMAN: n!UsV, TE "TTeI TI "a - ~
Olde Mile Cafeteria la13 Col r1: Nv -
moi annly unless sober and Wiling worker
a hd.1ross Roy 15h- A star office.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

CHATFFETRS-Two reliable men with iden-
,;6cation cards to drive cab 40 per rent
COMMISSION. Apply Mr.. Marchal. 6"l ID st.
n w between Z and q pm
Evening star., 1927-09-29

DELICATESSEN. soda and light Iunchl
first class. in good section: good business
must sell account OF other business Adj
dress ROx o34-A Star Office Il
Evening star., 1927-09-29

DISTRIBUTOR wanted for imported wa
t!ling selling for y. cost OF domestic tile
Ex"lusiVe agency rights: IN comp"tjtiou
BelGian Tile Co. 2630 y. Charl ST. BAL
timOrp Md
Evening star., 1927-09-29

for g rooms. so installed: 8 rooms . halls.
cellar. bath. wired complete. $40: work guar
Evening star., 1927-09-29

FUR COAT, silver muskrat. red fox trim
ming: splendid condition. one year old: origi.
nai cost. $:13: will sacrifice for SIS cash.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

MILTIGRAPH - American multigraph in
Al condition: motor drive. automatic feed
and printing attachment; capable turning
out first-class job printing and general multi.
graph work: type case and type reasonable
price for quick sale. Address Box 416 b.
Star office
Evening star., 1927-09-29

INTERESTING
well paid employment for
young woman. regular and fire.
quent increases. Apply 1O6
Melrose ave-, Bethesda, Md.
8 am. to 5 pm. The Chesa-
peake & Potomac. Telephone
CO. Qt Baltimore Cisys ..-..-.. ~.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

GAZE. located in large modern apt. well
equipped: very profitable business: snlendid
place for lady: low rent Price, s. 00o
Address Box 49T-B. star Office
Evening star., 1927-09-29

GASOLINE. accessories. drive-in station. e.,
different gasolines: rent S35 month zoo,
business. Price. 81 500 cash. Address Ro,
4qS-B Star office
Evening star., 1927-09-29

EOy 20 collect rents i'm real estate office: $50
ner month. Address Box 34-A. Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

Y0SKKEEPER experienced. part time only
state experience and salary wanted. Reply
A TOR
Evening star., 1927-09-29

ESTABLISHED. profitable, ideal location]
sandwich soda. luncheOnptte investigated
priced TO sell. Full particulars address Rns
4S4-B. star Office. 3n. 7
Evening star., 1927-09-29

aOY Tor Ford light delivery. Address Box
Evening star., 1927-09-29

FURNTURE-Mahogan dresser and ma
hogany double bed. 1891 Kenyon st. n.w..
Evening star., 1927-09-29
NIGHT WATCHMAN
S5O-S75 EXTRA WEIKI,Y

A middle AGED man neat and in good
health: only those with best character ref
eroucrs need anpy: state age. Address Box
463 A. star office.
Evening star., 1927-09-29


CARPENTERS. trim hands, state wages. Au-
pox GA Star office.
Evening star., 1927-09-29

sSJO-sn ) ia MA w J>l>h -
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Co. li05 Eye 81. NV. Washington. Phone
Main 1854. Representatives wanted in small
Evening star., 1927-09-29

Roy around store: one with drivers permit
preferred: ST., "a week. Address Box - "A,
Evening star., 1927-09-29

DUU BLE BED. springs and mattress: Dress
ing table dresser and chiffoner. mahogany
nnlsh: bargain at SIS. Apt. 121. the
Evening star., 1927-09-29

DINING ROOM SET: 10 pieces; tapestry
sacrifice 1141 Columbia rd Adams 1889
Evening star., 1927-09-29

BOY with bicycle wanted. AppN $3.50
Evening star., 1927-09-29

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMlNATIONS
Prepare now for the junior and senior ste
n0grat hy and typewrtIng examinations. File
clerk and promotion exams: also for cal
culating machine and clerk-typst exams in
Oct. The Civil Service Preparatory School,
Evening star., 1927-09-29

IrA A.sS--ChickerinE. parlor grand; price.
Mo. MdA I'll at once. 17i5 A ST. sc.
Evening star., 1927-09-29
HELP-FEMALE,

) IENUGKAPHER - Account
ing department of local corpora
ton has opening for stenog-
rapher. This position requires
a practical knowledge of book
keeping work. Address your ap-
plication, stating age and expert
ence, to Box 73-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1927-05-25
RIALTO-"LOng Pants"

Harry Langdon in his new First Ma
tional picture, Long Pants" Will De
the feature at the Rialto next week,
starting Saturday of this week.
There is said to be an unusually
logical plot on which the comedy. Is
hung. A typical adolescent kid, be-
lieving himself a Romeo in embryo,
divides his time between day dreaming
of passionate conquests and begging
his mother to let him have pair OF
long pants. Voice changing, arms and
legs dangling awkwardly, self f-con-
scious. moon struck. Recognize him?
A silky vamp rides by in a Rolls
Royce the day Harry takes his first
pair of long pants out for ride on a
bicycle and Harry falls in love with
her. His vain love for her, his fam
ily's concern. his dreams, and his final
awakening of true love for the little
girl next door, form the high lights of
the story, around which are woven
some of the most amusing antics
Langdon has ever devised.
Priscilla Bonner and Alma Bennett
have the two feminine leads, and
Gladys Brockwell and Albert Roscoe
appear as Harry's mother and father.
The Two Cadets, a pair of harmony
singers. will be the stage feature.
Evening star., 1927-05-25
COMING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON
THEATERS
THEATERS

quadruped event in which blooded
horses. zebras, camels and ponies ap-
pear on cylindrical platforms and all
under one and single command.
Everything that is new in America
In aerial and ground acts is promised
on the long program.
The feature Of the animal display
will be the sacred white elephant,
which will be exhibited by his captor,
DR.. Sur Day Po Min. In addition
there will be five herds of performing
elephants.
The circus will give two perform.
ances daily, at and at pm, the
doors opening an hour before the
start of the tourney of jewels and
grand entry. For the convenience of
the public. the sale of reserved seats
opens today "wednesday at Lans-
burgh's.
Evening star., 1927-05-25
METROPOLITAN-"See You i'm JAIL
and VitaphOne.

Crandall's Metropolitan Theater an
nounces for next week beginning Sun
day afternoon, a notable co-stellar
screen alliance, in First Nationals
production of "See You in JAIL" with
Jack Mulhall and Alice Day heading
the cast.
The Vitaphone features will be con-
tributed by Van and Schenck, "the
pennant winning battery Of songland,' -
in a new program of ballad and char.
acter song hits. and Charles Hackett,
distinguished American tenor Of the
Chicago Grand Opera Co., in solo num-
bers fro Verdi's opera Of "Rigoletto." !"
The program will be completed with
a two.reel comedy, the Metropolitan
World Survey and contributions of
the Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
under Daniel Breeskin.
'See You in JAIL is described as
a coniedy-drama and one of the laugh
ing hits of the season. In it will be
seen also Mack Swain, George Faw-
cett, Crauford KentyJofn Kolbs WI.
liam Orlamond, LEO White. Carl
Stockdale, Burr Mcintosh and Charles
Clary. The story concerns the adven-
lures of young man, disinherited by
an irate father, who adopts novel
means of acquiring $3.50 with which to
Evening star., 1927-05-25
PALACE-"Altars Of Desire"-Six
teen Foster Girls.

Loew's Palace. next week, beginning
Sunday. will present the sensational
Foster Girls. 16 of them. and Baily
and Barnum, singers and banjoists,
TO share honors with Mae Murray,
starred in "Altars of Desire" the fea'
ture film.
The Foster Girls will exhibit their
spectacular dance routines. Bailey
and Barnum, singing and banjo art
lists. appeared here a month or so ago
in The Greenwich Village Follies.'
Mae Murray, heroine Of dozens of
screen romances. has turned to COM
edy in her latest picture, "Altars of
Desire" in which Conway Tearle
plays opposite. 1t is described as the
type OF comedy that has lately found
favor with the film fans, comedy fla
vored with romantic sophistication.
In this Metro o-Goldwyn-Mayer G produc-
ton Miss Murray plays the part of
Glare Sutherland, that is said to COM
pare favorabiy with her Merry
Widow
Affairs of Desire" was directed by
Christy Cabanne. and Maude George,
Robert Edeson and Andre Beranger
are in the cast.