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Page Two Section Three ST. PETERSBURG TIMES TUESDAY, MARCH 126 COLOR LINE DRAWN THE STAGE UIUE ULU1.1.V tion, is offering tJOO for the best; playlet to be-' produced at the Dramatic Festival in May. The address is No. 00 Fifth avenue. The New York showing nf rii.

dogs at his Forreft Hills home. The mother is known as Kikl, the daughter as Lulu Ifrlle and the son as Ben Hur. Golden Rulo says the father ot Kikl was an old sea-dog because ho came over on a barque. TELLING THE WORLD liy NLAL UHAIU Copyright. 1926.

tor t'ttersburs Time IN S. S. CONVENTION BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March ard Herndon'a Harvard prize play. Negro delegates to tho inter national Suuday school con vent kir here next month must follow tlx up he Line," has een deferred several weeks.

Its preliminary tojjr will be prolonged. Grace Christie will give her first public dance recital in New York Since her return from TCnrnn Southern custom of segregation i they wish to occupy seats at tli fer from hives, but have eiwma nn.l ivy ixilaonlns mot of tho lime. I'rof. Slunuwr also evilotleil tlie that asbestos Uokh ever chase celluloid cuts through Hndc-s. In the first place, he celluloid cuts are practically extinct, and in the second Last -night on the radio.

Receiving conditions were vry good last night. Everything that came in one car went out the other. Our brain, was ery clear. One of the evening's choicest sessions, V. M.

Price. secret my Great Gatsby" yesterday wishing him success as Nick Carraway la the Owen Davis dramatization of the Fitzgerald novel. The novelist and Mr. Wever were members of the Princeton Triangle club. Incidentally Mr.

Fitzgerald denied a report that he is 111. "The Great Gatsby" will open at the Ambassador theatre tonight. EATS 24 ORANGES IN 20 MINUTES ON BET ASUUUY PARK, N. March 8 James D'Esposito, a fruit merchant, contends that ho is the country's champion orange cater, but it la doubtful whether he will defend his title. He nte two dozen oranpres in twenty minutes In his store.

''I don't want any more," he said. His feat won a wager with David Goldstein, a newsdealer. At the eighteenth orange it appeared that Goldstein might win, but by a great display of steadiness under difficult conditions D'Esposito managed to accomplish his purpose. the local convention committer, here last night. Thursday afternoon, February 18, at tne liooth theatre.

Greece is to build 210 mi'. AN "KMHERS" CATASTROPHE In "Umbers," the new Henry Miller play, a girl is so in love with a man that afttr they have tea together wives the slice of lemon he used in his cup and presses it in a book as one mislit a flower. Later she opens the book and the slice falls out. At a rehearsal Sunday night, when the book was opened, Mx slices of lemon appeared and the proceedings were halted. Mr.

Miller became exlcted. "Merciful he shouted. "I ask a property man to put a nlieo of lemon in a book and six slices drop Oh, what'll I do?" "Make lemonade," suggested a voice. And that didn't help any. railways at a cost of WH1 T.

P. R. A. TO HAVE A SHOW The Theatrical Press Representatives of America will have a big benefit show at the new Mecca Temple on May 0. It will be a con-tfnuous affair, running from 2:80 p.

till midnight. James J. Brady is general manager. The president of a women's club has written "Henry Ibsen," care the Comedy theatre, saying she enjoyed "Hedda Gabler." Brennan and Rogers of "Artists and Yodels" have changed their act but Margie Is still with them. Ruth Donnelly will have the leading female role In William Anthony McGuire's play, "A Great Little Guy." W.

Herbert Adams has engaged Joan Lowell to play opposite Basil Rathbone in "Port o' London." GOSSIP The American Theatre Associa FIELDS PRODUCING AGAIN Lew Fields, recently acting in "Money Business," is tQ return to producing. He has a musical comedy called "The Girl Friend," which he will place in rehearsal soon. Herbert Fields wrote the book, Lorenz Hart the lyrics and Richard Rogers the music. Sam White and Eva Puck will be featured In the cast. Mr.

Fields will confine his activities to tho producing end. I knew a young fellow named Kline, Who went out to fish with a line. He caught an old boot, Which, of course, didn't suit, Said he In disgust, "I resign!" FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE "My Uncle Jim is a great fish-eater." "So'a your Aunt Chovy." At The Hague, Holland, a telephone subscriber can have radio also for a unique installation has been made that enables subscribers to get broadcast music by calling up a special radio number. I. t'Jtt i am Ait mm vi aiirt itur Pgventualli v-you will want i to live in the dUNGEE PVd Nr pretext 'r n8f jn grmitr Rui ned ri 1 (Nl of Uanoar tit tl A Cariilty 5taOMO Bank ffer-nce or Ifct Ma.tiernl PanH (a Snm hd NsnrM broadcasts was the auction bridge game from Station WB1X.

Mr. Gooch, who represented the North, was In very good voice when bidding. The range of his mellow tenor voice was exemplified when he got up as high as five spades and made it, although doubled. Messrs Gooch and Mlzzick in their "Hearts and Spades" duet were also very good. Mr.

Mizzick won the duet with four cpades. place asbestos dogs are not allowed in Hades except on a leash. Another interesting point the professor brought out was that while 11,600,000,000 more apples were eaten in the United States last year. 61,257 more doctors were admitted to -practice. There must be something wrong somewhere, he said.

The annual banquet of the Anti-Saloon League was interrupted by an SOUSE call. HARBACH TO WRITE IT Otto Haibach went to Friday night with Charles Dillingham to see Fred and Dorothy Stone in "Stepping Stones." It is. probable Mr. Harbach will write the next musical piece in which the Stones appear. In the meantime the librettist and his family will go South for a month's rest.

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY Borough Presidents Miller and Connolly don't want to tire New Yorkers out, and yet they're trying to make their three-borough tunnel a big bore. i im A HAPPY FAMILY Leo Newman, the ticket broker who is known as Golden Rule Newman, has a family ot French bull- FITZGERALD NOT ILL F. Scott Fitzgerald, the novelist, cabled Kdward H. Wever of "Tho Just before midnight Station KTG put on an interesting household talk on "I-Iow to Make a Coffee Percolator Tark." The coffee didn't come i "Mil i a. iij in very clear.

On the whole, the radio tame was a pleasing entertainment, although the little slams were rather noisy and the cross-ruffing might have been more refined. We do not like to criticise, either, but in the frist rubber it seemed to us that Mr. Gooch should have played his queen ot Clubs on Mr. Binlmel's jack. In general we liked Mr.

Bimmel's playing. His only sour note was when passed on a perfect no-trump band. Mai and THE WEST If Lack Gleam Jmt Do This TODA FS Horoscope Dy GENEVIEVE KEMIiLE THROUGH SLEEPING CARS The most complete train service to ST. LOU I S-CH IC AGO via Atlanta, Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain, Moccasin Bend, Nashville, Evansville The oute of Scenic and Historic Interest DIXIE FLYER DIXIE LIMITED on the fast, all-steel train Gives sparkling whiteness quickly 1 The Sunnyland Prom Station WBIL the Arlington lime signals came Jn right on time, there was a variance of only two Boconds between the signals and our wrist watch, which speaks a world I praise for the accuracy of Undo Cam's standard time. We were very fortunate to tune hi on KZZT and hear Uncle Rollo's patriotic animals story of the musk-rat that dyed and became a Hudson TUESDAY, MARCH A pleasant and lively days is presaged from the lunar activities, but this auspicious state may be circumvented by the tendency to fly Into rash or disagreeable situations.

With the tongue and temper held in check all matters should thrive. New ventures are not so favorably aspectod Pullmans and Coaches Lv. Petenburf A.CL. 10:00 p. Lv.

Jacksonville A. C. L. 8:30 a. All-Pullman from JachemilU Lv.StPetenlmrgA.CL lliOO a.

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m. Ar. Chicago E. I. in connection with "Tho Suwance River Special" Lv.

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tn. Please accept full 10-day tube free of this remarkable new method that leading dental authorities urge note the difference in teeth and gums as dingy film coat goes. Thr prettiest smile becomes ugly when teeth look clouded. Now modern a cience res tores "offcolor" teeth to dazzling whiteness. It's been found that dingy teeth come simply from a film that forms on teeth.

A stubborn film old-type dentifrices did not successfully remove. That's why brushing failed you. Run your tongue across your teeth and you can feel that film now a Bort of slippery coating. Beneath it are the white teeth you envy. as are settled connections.

Heart and home affairs 'should be pleasant and prosperous. Thoso whose birthday it is may anticipate a happy and prosperous year, which they should not nullify by tempestuous and ill-considered words and acts. Tersonal affairs should give happiness. A child born on this day should have many splendid qualities and bo popular, accomplished and generous, but it may require early discipline in the control of its temper and taught to keep Itself well in hand at all times. goal coat.

These anecdotes of animal self-sacrifice by Uncle Rollo are Always worth while Next week he promises to tell how many raccoons lay down their lives to keep college boys warm. Station WGX broadcast lectures last evening. Unfortunately the prohibition talk was marred by statistics and some of the ideas for wiping out the liquor traffic didn't come in very clear. later In the evening there was a talk, by courtesy of the Aspirin Tablet company, on "When to Change Tour Winter Underwear." DIXIE EXPRESS Pullmene and Coaches from Jacksonville, leaves St. Petersburg 11:00 leaves Jacksonville 0:10 p.

m. rrives St Louis and Chicago at the same time a the Diiie Fiver. Every Travel Lniery Objtrvalfea ear aad eeulpmaal tkt lattat i4o mrktl reper newi baJUtia. ChUmK carvalet-nU- tha Dial Hytr tb all-FaUnaa trail tram JatWi tIU. The fameea Dixie Tlyer diniaf car service ea all three traiae fer limping ear vmtvtimn, fart and othtr hfatmalkm, apply ymr kirn ttcktt agmt, ar It absorbs discoloration from food, smoking, etc.

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The state supreme court reviewing his alimony case, asserted that it "borders on affront-ery for him to plead the cost of "gasoline and other necessities' for his automobile as an extenuation for not contributing to the necessities of his child." FREE'S THE PEPSODENT COMPANY Sec. C-208 1, 1 104 S. Wabash Ave. Chicago, 111., U. S.

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