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Evening star., 1928-11-03
SLAYING OF GIRL
ADMITTED BY YOUTH
Confession of Strangling After
Quarrel Is Made to
Police.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 3.-Vincent
Rice, II years old, confessed today,
police announced, that he killed Alice
JosSt. 15-year-old Staten Island school
girl, in her home yesterday
Rice, according to police, said he
strangled the girl to death with cord
from an electric iron after he had beat
en- her unconscious at the end of a
quarrel.
The youth, who had been attentive
to the girl about a year, called at her
home last night, knowing that she
would be alone. The cause of the quar-
rel was not disclosed The girl lived
with her widowed mother In Port Rich
nond Staten Island. Rice's home is in
Tonpkinsytlle, Staten Island
Evening star., 1928-11-03
TRAFFIC OFFICER SUED.

Sidney Chaser, 1853 Wisconsin ave-
nue., has filed suit in the District Su-
preme Court to recover 10000 damages
from George w. Ward, policeman, at
tached to the Traffic Bureau. for all
legged false arrest CHASER says the
policeman arrested him March 80 last
on a charge of impersonating an Of
ficer, which charge was later dropped.
Attorne' ~'dor M. and Harold H. Le-
vine ari -. Ior the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
SOCIETY HOLDS FETE.
Eastern Presbyterian Woman's
Group Hears Musical Program.

A harvest home gathering was held
by the Woman's Missionary Society of
the Eastern Presbyterian Church yes
terday. Mrs. Marshall McKibbon chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Myers Hand, Mrs.
3. B. Beall and Mrs. Walter L. Hagen,
composed the committee in charge
Mrs. Cornelius Barber was in charge Of
refreshments.
The program consisted of music by
Miss Wilhemina Richman, invocation
by Dr. Barrows, greeting by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Alfred E. Barrows; reading,
Mrs. Mae E. Felka; piano solo, Miss
Miller: piano solo, Colburn Beall:
contralto solo, Mrs Alvin Miller; read
ing, Mrs. David Roberts; baritone solo
Mr.. Shaver; reading, Miss Charlotte
Prater, and vocal solo by Miss Dorothy
Reddish.
Evening star., 1928-11-03

remained silent until after the election
his attitude unquestionably would have
been misconstrued regardless of his per-
sonal opinion of Mr.. Hoover and of the
friendship and cordiality that exists be-
tween them.
Mr.. Coolidge's telegram was the prin-
cipal topic of discussion in Washington
today. At an early hour kilograms and
messages Of other sorts were arriving
at the White House congratulating the
President for his action.
The President was at his desk earlier
than Is his usual custom. He arrived
only q few minutes after 8 O'Clock,
after having taken a walk around the
grounds Of the White House.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
VERDICT is REVERSED.
George w. Hill Acquitted of Driv-
ing While Intoxicated.

Reversing the verdict of a former
jury which over month ago convicted
George Watson Hill of driving while in
toxicated Police Court jury yesterday
acquitted the man of the same charge
After his first conviction Hill was
granted new trial by Judge Robert e.
Mattingly, on motion of his attorney
Cedric F. johnson, who contended that
a policeman had jumped on the run
ming board of the mans machine and
slugged him over the head.
The policeman admitted having hit
the man. but said action was necessary
to subdue his prisoner.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
Mrs. Marion E. Bevins Buried.

Special Dispatch to The Star
HERNDON, Va, November 3.-Mrs.
Marion E. Bevins. 50 years old, who
died Wednesday. was buried yesterday
in Chestnut Hill Cemetery after serv-
ices at the Baptist Church. She leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Frank Harrison of
Herndon and Mrs. Paul Mullen of Bal
timore, and three sons, Worth, Harry
and Vaughn.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
WOMAN FOUND IN JAIL.

Californian, in France, Held in AL
legged Passport Alteration.
BOULOGNE-SUR- -MER, France, No
vember 3 P).-French police have To-
Gated Mrs. Keta Geithner of Whining
ton, Calf, for whom they had been
searching in the fear that some acci-
dent might have befallen her because
OF mental trouble from which she is
said to have been suffering. She was
found in the Rouen city jail, where she
is held on charges of vagrancy and al
teration of her passport.
1t was alleged that her maiden name,
Agerbacher, had been erased and re-
placed with the name Gittloog.
Evening star., 1928-11-03

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November 3.--After 80
years of waiting Mrs. Salome Jane
Crawford has decided to seek divorce.
Mrs Crawford is IS years old.
Mrs. Crawford was married to a
Union Army soldier in 1865 and he died
in 1883. Five years later she was mar
ried to Charles Crawford. He left her
the next year, she said. and never came
back
Evening star., 1928-11-03
CANAL BREAKS RECORD.

October Is Biggest Month of Year
in Panama Passage.
PANAMA, November 3 P).-Com-
mercial traffic through the Panama
Canal during October exceeded all the
months of the present calendar year
both in regard to the number of trans
its and the total tolls.
Merchant ships to the number of 557
passed through the canal, paying a total
OF $2,274,945. This was 70 ships more
than passed through during September.
The total canal traffic to date this
year was 5,228 ships, paying $21 ,7O6 .995.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
Reign Of Turmoil.

The resignation of Vintilla Bratianu
apparently brings to an end, at least
for the time being, the long rule OF
the Bratianu family in Rumanian al
fairs. Vintilla was never the dominat-
ing figure that his brother Ion had
been, but he had always had share
in his late brothers confidence and
acted as a trusted colleague and ad-
wiser
The death of Ion Bratianu a year
ago left the political situation in Ru-
mania in somewhat of a turmoil. Ion
had been dominant personality in
Rumania for quarter OF century and
even the late King Ferdinand and
Queen Marie never were in position
seriously to dispute his Judgment. Ion
was the arch foe OF former crown
Prince Carol and his policy Of refusing
to permit Carol to return to Rumania
or to have anything to do with the
Rumanian government was followed by
Vintilla.
Carol Opposition Strong.
Even with the Bratianus out, how
ever, it Is not likely that there will be
much change in the attitude of the
Rumanian government towards Carol,
who Is now in exile in Paris, while the
Rumanian throne is being occupied by
his 7-year-old son, Michael, under a
regency consisting of Prince Nicholas,
Patriarch Cristea and G. Buzdugan,
president of the supreme court of
justice.
The National Peasant party in par
ticular has opposed the premiership of
Vintilla Bratianu. 1t held huge mass
meeting at Alba Julia some time ago.
A march on Bucharest was organized
by some of the peasants, but this dis
sipated and never reached the capital.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
WBAL POWER DOUBLED.
Radio Commission Grants 10000
Watts to Baltimore Station.

Station WBAL Of Baltimore today was
given authority by the Federal Radio
Commission to operate with 10000 watts
of power, meaning that 100 per cent
improvement in reception of the sta
ton will be made available to Washing
ton listeners. The station now has q
power assignment of 5000 watts and at
times is heard fairly we'll locally.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
ARTS GROUP TO MEET.
Bridge Plans to Be Considered at
New York.

Progress plans for the Arlington Me-
mortal Bridge will be considered by the
National Commission of Fine Arts at a
meeting to be held in New York City
on Thursday. November 8. at the office
of the architects, McKim, Mead &
White.
Further consideration to the proposed
statue of Henry Clay, authorized by
Congress and which will be erected at
Caracas, Venezuela, will be given by the
commission.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
BRAT|ANU RESIGNS
AFTER OPPOSITION.
Rumanian Premier's Rule At
tended by TurmoiI-Re-
gency Meets Today.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA, November 3-Vintilla Bra
tianu, premier of Rumania since the
death of his brother Ion on November
"a, 1927, resigned today.
The three principal leaders of the
opposition parties. Iulio Maniu Of the
National Peasant Party, Gen. Ffo2a
Averescu of the Peoples Party and
Nicholas Jorga of the National Party,
will be received by the regency this
afternoon.
1t is probable that M. Maniu will be
asked to form cabinet, in which event,
Nicholas Titulescu, who recently re-
tired from the Bratianu cabinet, will
become foreign minister.
Evening star., 1928-11-03
COOLIDGE IND0RSES
HOOVER CANDIDACY;
BREAKS HIS SILENCE

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1928-11-03
HEGE WITHDRAWS
AS CANDIDATE FOR
FEDERATION HEAD

CONTINUED From First Page.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-12

REAL ESTATE
FIVE ROOM cottage, Ill modern,
close In, $31. 600.
SEVEN ROOM house, oil modern,
spick and pan, close In, . real
bargain at :.7O0.0o.
pRoBABL', {. best large rooming
house in the city, close In, always
full with q; Dc .,eople, including
furniture, $l5,00O.O0.
FOUR ROOM m ,dsrr bungalow,
east fror.t, nice trees and lawn,
cheap at $35O0.00.
FOUR ROOM modern bungalow
lawn and trees, Niverview, $4,000
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. mics
trees ana shrvbbery, well built
FARM LANDS-nave sold 2 quar-.
ters the past two weeks; bargains
are being picked up right slOnl
BY our own people. Buy now from
the biggest and best list I ever had
with scores Of real bargains.
MY BUSINESS IS one on Z strictly
commission basis and oil CORE
spoHdence In connection with any
sale will Be g:adly shown the buy.
DO YOUR RIAL ESTATE Bust.
NESS with the busiest dealer in
' r vnv,Nc
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reach. From all the smirks and
slips OF tongue she met 50 often
In her home town.
She flashed toward Rod. did
you hear what Tom said?" she
cried excitedly. Rod. he wants
you to 60 to New York;"
Rod turned his head. Lila looked
over. too. startled. Go to New
York;" he repeated In bewilder.
ment. "Gosh. Tom, ! never thought
Of It."
Don't suppose you did," Tom re-.
turned dryly. cor you wouldn't DO
here. To be frank. I'd have asked
you before only hesitated over .
fellow who's satisfied to stay on
In 4 one-horse town." Almost uu.
consciously he pulled his chest 10
though to say. "look ut me: ] got
out"
EVERYONE waited. But you've
- got q smart little wife here"
He dug playfully at BERTHE Louis
ribs. fought to give her . chance
look ct Molly-see what Fifth
Avenue did for her."
They oil looked. Of course. Molly
was equal to the appraisal. She
sat like her idea of q queen. 4
colorful idea. Lila smiled and Der.
tie Lou felt drabber than ever. She
knew Tom hadn't meant to dispar.
age her. but It could be taken that
way. Lila surely wouldn't miss It.
Too bad BERTHE Lou couldn't
have seen herself. for there was
nothing approaching drabness
about her. The thick. rich hair
was knotted beautifully on the naps
Of her neck and her eyes were
shining like jewels. There wasn't
another girl In Wayville with .
complexion to match hers. With
summer tan upon It there was but
ono thing to liken It to. The vel.
vety skin Of . luscious. ripe peach.
In Toms estimation. however.
she wasn't up to Molly. Molly. with
her tight marcel. her thin. shaved
eyebrows and precisely rouged
lips, was Toms ideal Of smartnese.
Molly wore IN abundance Of Jew.
olYy, too. That meant lot to Tom.
well. what do you say?" he d.
nanded a. Rod hesitated to answer.
Ito Be Continued)
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FOR SALE

SIX ROOM r..dern house, ct least
5 bed rooms, fine lot, well located
near schools, Tor $500 cash; car
probably borrow $1,000 On Il.
SIX ROOMS pal ,ly modern house, 8
bed rooms, hardwood floors, full
basement, water and lights, foy
5000 cash; can borrow likely q
least $4,000, thereon.
TINE SIX room well built modern
bungalow, s bed roem1, east front
fine lot, near school, desirable and
in COED condition for 5000. on
terms.
SIX ROOM mcdern bungalow in Kiv.
erview, 3 bed rooms, east front
neay school, for $500.
SEVEN R00sy cry desirable house
on Eighty street. I BED rooms, one
bed room down stairs, hardwood
floors throughout, fill basement
partitions III, eapt front, nes1
schools f,r $500.
GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
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| another mortgage On bic house TO
buy It for her.
Berthe Lou felt drab BY compar.
ison. Beige might Do smart, she
told herself. but Il certainly wasn't
striking.
Molly had gone IN Tor color. too.
Her low-cut dinner dress was made
Of rese crepe. 4 BIT too formal
tor the occasion. but Molly liked
= "jmprsps the netivep."- - she
sall % Tom.
Red yas taking animatedly to
Lila. ehe'd brought - the World
Series baseball gaDes and she
couldn't have Ait o. Z more fortu.
nate toDia % intrigue Reds Ia.
tAyeet.
D9rtje Lou wondered Il hs really
could keep biz mind On bell games
With Lila licking ~ q him from
wioo. op1n eyes. For whon Lila's
eyoo we're opened % their fullest
there ves plenty OF room IN them
Tor Z man % take . dive He
might come to the bottom sooner
than expected, but Lila carried no
sign Of shallow water,~ % some
one had once said the law should
compel her to do.
Molly. too. glanced 1t them. and
then at Berthe Lou. She made up
her mind that she hadn't commit
ted . tactless error IN putting them
together. after oil.
QERTIE Lou brought her eyes
- back to Tom Fraser, her It.
tention snASged on Z phrase that
stood out from the re6t Of his con.
versation q Z beacon light to her
spirit. Job Tor Rod"
sWnAt 4. what did you sayI"
she askeds catching her breeth
r bli1 RI Ike % have Rod come
. New York and work Tor ne"
Berthe Lou stared q him N com.
pleto ourptieA oAe'd thought Of
. lot Of ways to eliminat6 Lila, but
taking flight T. enothae locale had
not BEEN one of them. Had not
Llle ben upDetWoot IN her mind
q The 0o0oQt eho'1 have reacted
h. the i6ee vitAa different emotion.
0ut now 0ortjo Lou knew that
the thing che Waated most was 70
st Away iron Lila's predatory
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
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Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross (above),
former governor of Wyoming, is
said to be the choice Of AL Smith
forces for appointment as vice chair.
man Of the Democratic national
committee. She would succeed lSrs,
Emily Newell Blair of Missouri as
director of women's activities in the
party.
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CORDING TRIMMING

Narrow yellow silk cording fur
nishes effective tailored elaboration
for white angora jersey suit that
has yellow crepe de chine skirt and
cardigan.
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THIS aAs HAPPENED

BERTHE Lou WARD. IN The
eve Of her wed6ing 10 Ron my.
Err. feels . premonition q non.
BILE when she receives = Ias@~r.
like paper knife Srs~ III
MARSH. who has 1urneA I'd
down because he n nee we.lsS~
Bat she courase".siv ~ss.s.
not to be Jealous % Re6Se past
her keepinr.
blow - Is A e; .rs rsee U.s.. : sees.e
de.tally overhears one SriSes-
the h 20 sn is..e I, ~ tnesgns
choice. The psin q 81 He"ss
, WEE, -. Until Roe whisDers my
In his eyes. ~ % ssese''es
They spend IN ideal Ao.eyn.s.
Lou almost forSets tse ass1c~
cast BY the predatory ex-swees.
Lila ac.i"r . , :: >i tes:s. a: p, as6
:partment on the erossa that ~
h hr.S" what ROD likes. 1etA the
las EFFORT. to sS..1 ~ ",
WARD advise. Bertis Len % ery
t|re .So's @ees'ss ses . The t.
The aewlyweAs are rive. :
e.kspr':e MeIccae-hone pasty and
ity earse - vvorr 81 s sis.r sss sSms:
the budget Balance. Bot oeis5e
t. g i s.r ss.. a; H wAen Re-
eat to dine WITH the FaASERS
vo,s, " new 10TH.
" w oN WITH THE sTonH
CnAFiEh VII
TOM FRASER got up to greet
= Berthe Lou and Rod. but Molly
and tho third guest remained seat.
ed. Molly put out Z hand and
pulled Berthe Lou down besido
them on the wide leather. recovered
davenport.
"Of course. van t,o~ MI.
Marsh" she safd nolitsiv
Berthe Lou coni6 hsv: ,.r~hAa
But had She dons "a r. vcniS 49,
have been : pleasant sonnS ,AI:
gissled outrieht awhv Nan. ;.
she exclaimed. .Anr,t "a, ~.
that Rod Ana I ara er.sv:.tsA.-t - !"
Confusion anneare6 80 !. !.
slant an Molly rrsssr,. r =. 4. ~,
features. "a, ~ hc,.S. -. - ~
cial errors ~xhv -
stammered "a : etnr S~
.n.,. 49, 49,. -.
..,S n... I:au LII. ~. 0slt!e Lou
W..,., I..'eS.y Aa:ts oao SUN.
We. '."e. oes' o1om'de.
L'Ia.s dig blue eyes narrowed lar
ny. but still hot" she murmured
Softly.
6ertle Lou took no notice. And
Molly Immediately began to o.,
plain that they we're waiting Tor
the sixth member Of tho party. n
wonder what's keeping Mr.. Stiles,
anyhowv she added jerkily.
her MIND was vastly troubled
over her seating arrangements.
oesloe her. Berthe Lou % guest o.
nonor beside Mr.. Fraser and Lila
as noos dinner partner. Nj. IRA
ser naa received his orders. And
sne cou!o NOT set . whispered word
% nlm before MI. stiles bore down
UPON tnem' Deamino apologies tor
MS t:Toiness. 70 WayvtlIe y was
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SPANISH EGGPLANT

For variety, cut eggplant in
cubes, soak in salt water and cook
slowly in = Spanish sauce made Of
tomato. green peppers, and season.
ing.
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RRINCE COAT

BRIDGE COATS
New are the dainty bridge coats
that top lace slips. A coral velvet
bridge coat, Of coolie coat cut, has
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LINEN SUIT

LINEN SUIT
An attractive liner. suit has q
dress Of green and white printed
handkcrc lief linen and jacket Of
plain linen with a printed 'kerchief
in its pocket.
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FURNITURE ron SALE

FOR SALE-lce box, kitchen cab
met, sanitary couch. beds, rugs,
china closet, dining set, electric
washer, sewing machine, dresser,
chairs, ete. Call 1t 315 Washing
ton street or phone S43-M.
FOR SAEE-One kitchen table,
cabinet, l high chair, magazine
rack, Lloyd baby buggy. Phone
1888 or call at 2l0 w. Thayer.
FOR SALE-Very cheap, 0x12
rug in excellent condition. Phone
11l6.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture c., Mandan.
N. D.
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PIEAaANF llcr

II you eeHAst afterd lsmpshadss
for every light In the house, try
utint the new orange or other soft
colofed bulbs IN the regular sockets.
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BABY CHICK

GENEROUS profit in few weeks.
Beals brooded and day.old chicks
for fall m 1 ket. Baby chicks Sill,
hundred, c. o. D. Beals State
Chickeries, Fargo, N. D.
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FLASK POCKET
A two.pisee sports outfit Of yel-
low silk boSkotwoavo features 4
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTE6-Ff'e room house, pref
erably with garage, small barn
or chicken house by Aug. l. Call
at 615 Seventh street after Z
n'clOck.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Candy and grocery
store, also building and lot. All
for $4,000 cash. This is . good
opportunity to buy out . paying
business. A. Sininni, West Main
street, Mandan.
WANTED-25 trucks, end dump
preferable, clay hauling, average
5 mile, is cents, report at HAzen
Immediately. Stevens Bros.
FOR SALE-Casting box and onv
TN. p. Electric D. C. motor,
cheap. Inquire at Tribune office.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

WANTEO-Wa ShlngS, wet or dry.
Call at 1112 Ave. D.
HOUSES AND FLATS
HOUSE FOR SALE-An unusual
opportunity to purchase direct
from owner enc of the largest and
most beautiful residences in Bis
marck at the very low price of
$16,50O. $4,000 cash, balance on
terms, to responsible party. Ele-
CANT lot on corner with east front,
1OOx15O feet, with lots of trees
and shrubs and large two car gar
age. First floor contains extra
large living room with beautiful
arched entrance from hallway,
Colonial dining room with fire.
place and door leading to spacious
porch, most complete kitchen,
built-in cabinet, linen closets. Two
stairways to second floor. Second
floor contains four elegant bed
rooms that will not fail to please
the most exacting buyer, beautiful
bath conv,ni"ntly located. Third
floor contains large room for use
as amusement room or bed room.
Basement contains large plastered
laundry ,om fully equipped with
automatic gas water heater, tubs,
ETC., and $ fully. partitioned. Hot
water heat throughout, weather
strips. Will show by appointment
to anyone interested in a real
home. Address Ad. No. SO, care
Tribune.
FOR RENT-Aug. list, 5 room mod
ern new duplex, gas range, heat
ed garage, 5 blocks from the post
office. Adults only. Address box
COG, Bismarck, N. D.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house located At 3O7 Seventh
street sout' Phone 1925.
FOR SALE-Two room cottage at
1910 Sweet Ave. Phone 1072-J.
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Pleasant and modern
apartment, also partly furnished
light housekeeping room. Tele-
phone 1873.
FOR RENT-Furnished apt. in mod
ern home, also furnished room:
Phone 1054-R Or call 1922 Ninth
street.
FOR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment, newly decorated on
ground floor. Call at $50 Fourth
street.
FOR RENT-Large two roora
apartment furnished. On first
floor. 924 Fourth street or phone
543-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfur-
nished apartment. Varney apart
ments. Phone 773.
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-New Essex sedan at
= large discount. Will consider
trade for city property. Write |
Tribune Ad No. 81.
FARM WANTED
FOR SALE-320 acre farm, z miles
east Of Bismarck; 1 mile Of Ma
tional Parks highway on good
under cultivation; 100 acres in !
pasture; 80 acres hay meadow. |
Apple Creek crosses same. Plenty |;
Of shade trees. $22.60 per. acre. !
Terms. Might consider part trade.
J. B. Smith, 416 Broadway. Bis
marck.
GOOD USED CARS
Ford TUDOR .$285.00 |
Ford Coupe ............... 275.00
Star Four Coach ........... 826. 90 |
@tAr Six Coae.a ............ $4,000
TANA YAssn&m~ Ak An
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WANTED I'D Il A. ono. 2 or
; furnished ronyl s>v light house,
keeping. Call -..-E after z
ntn1rAk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-28
Philbin Is Back on
I Ne70 Path7cay to Fame

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, June
IL 28.-About five years ago
a brand-new face appeared
on the horizon of cinema fame.
1t was the face of Mary Phil
bin, who played one of the
foremost roles in THE Merry
Go-Round."
Everybody hailed Mary as
one of the coming screen stars.
She was a sensation and she
had the field to herself.
But this young actress, who
came to the front so rapidly
out on the Universal lot, Slip
ped backward again almost as
fast. In justice to the actress,
it must be said that she wasn't
given an opportunity.
Now she is back on the road
to fame, all due to the keen in
sight Of D. w. Griffith. The
famed producer, despite the
opinion that she was only a
demure "gah-gah" girl, de-
cided last summer that she just
fit a part which he desired to
fill. She did.
After that came a still greater
triumph in Victor Hugo's THE
Man Who Laughed" And that's
Mary's comeback, and she says
she's back to stay.