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Evening star., 1924-02-27

derful that In risks such as ours we
met with no i'll fortune"
Yes. but are you happy? Turn
your face to me-"
But he did not turn his face.
IT told my friend, William Clark"
he said lightly, as he rose, ito join
me here after an hour or so. l think
l see his party coming now. York
Evening star., 1924-02-27

rides ahead-do you see? He is a
free negro now--he will have stories
enough to set all our blacks idle for
a month. I must go down to meet
VIII and our other guests"
William Clark. bubbling over with
his own joy of life, set all the house
hold. ir a whirl. There was nothing
hut cooking, festivity, dancing, hilar-
Evening star., 1924-02-27
A Raw, Sore Throat
Fuses Quickly Hhen You
apply Little MusteyoIe

And Musterole won't blister like the
fashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread it on with your fingers. Il pene .
trates to the sore spot with gentle
tinele, loosens the congestion and draws
out the soreness and pain.
Musteroie is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. Ii is fine for
quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis,
tonsiltis, Group, stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia. headache, congestion, peu
risy, rheumatism, Iumbago, pains and
aches of the back or joints. sprains. sore
muscles, bruises, chiibiains, frosted feet.
colds on the chest. Keep it handy for
Instant use.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

ify so long as he remained at I.o-
Gust Hill.
Continued in Tomorrow-s START
A monument to the actress mother
of Edgar Allen Poe is soon to be
erected over her grave in st. John.
cemetery, Richmond, Va.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
FOUR FISH TRAPS SEIZED BY AGENTS OF
 U. s. GOVERNMENT
VIM. P. STUDDERT EXERTs OFFI- GAL POWER TO ELIMI-
 NATE ILLEGAL FISHING
Anchorage Daily Timesl

While engaged in patrolling the Cook Inlet region last Sunday, Wm. P. Studdert, bureau of fisheries agent in Southwestern Alaska, apprehended four traps illegally fishing during the closed period provided by the White fisheries bill, and seized traps and trap sites, salmon, appurtenances and equipment. He also placed the watch men under arrest and left the traps in charge of government deputies.
 According to MT. Studdert two of the traps found operating were own ed by Libby McNeil and Libby, one by the Northwestern Fisheries, and one privately owned and operated by a Russian Priest.
 MT. Studdert arrived in Anchorage early this week in connection with the seizures and legal action has been in stituted, looking to the forfeiture of the articles seized.
 Law is Specific
 Under the White fisheries bill no traps are permitted to operate be- tween six o'clock Saturday morning and s a. m. Monday. The law for merly provided for thirty-six hours closing period each week, but the new measure provides for full AS hours.
 The penalty imposed for violation of the close dfishing period amounts to S5,000 fine, ninety days in jail, or confiscation of all equipment. Mir. Studdert declares a rigid patrol will be enforced during the fishing sea- son, as the government is determined to enforce the law and to punish all violators. The closed fishing period permits enough fish to escape the trap as to in;;ure goodly number reaching the spawning grounds. With the continuation of the regulations now in force an ! reasonable observa tion of the law by the fishermen, MT. Stoddert believes it will not be long before Cook Inlet will again b. plenti- fully stocked with salmon.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
GOVERNMENT SUMS UP FINAL
 EVIDENCE PREPARATORY TO
 CROSS-EXAMINATION WITNESSES
Leopold Had Made Plans for Suicide m Case He Was Caught-ToId States Attorney
 Murder Was No Crime

CHICAGO July 2S-Arrogan after they had broken down killing old Robert Franks Ma they did crimes deed the authorities try and hang them
 This information before Chief Justice John R Cav ey Criminal here late yesterday afternoon by three detectives
 While the stand Leopold told the States Attorney Robert E. Crowe of murder is crime The detective Leopold also said shortly after his confession My only getting sorry thing have done but sorry I caught.
 Leopold laughed the testimony of several witnesses and detective testyng Leopold told about considered for killing himself the he Leopold said he had made real plans for eide other few that he had in his mnd.''
 Leopold told the that the for the had been revealed.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
SUTHERLAND NOT
 LOOKING FOR MEN
 WHO LOOTED ALASKA
RUNNING AROUND BUSINESS CENTER WEARING SUSPEN-
 DERS AND NO COAT

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 28- Dan Sutherland, Delegate in Congress from Alaska, startled staid old cave dwellers and others of Washington to- day by appearing in the center of the business district. wearing suspenders and no coat.
 When asked if he was looking for the gentlemen who are '1ooting Alas ka salmon reserves" he replied:
 No, I am just cooling off so I will be in fine trim to go after those birds again when congress reconvenes.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
ALASKA

Vast Golden Land of the Midnight Sun, With strange ice rivers that sparkle they run; Werd totem poles in Indian villages, oddye Symbolic figures in crude art, by primitive \ Mystic Country Northern Lights, Pale specres that fit here and there in blue sky flight Over the hilsides cities, sloping Above the heights, great tumble with The blue-fox farms their island homes fenced by waters break and foam; Brawns in meath the basam pine, With camp fires burning, the long coast-ine. Burning and glowing rocky, messy sod, Truly your thoughts upfted to Heaven and God Deep, the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes" Swift
 the Yukon flow
 Icyblue glaciers in silver waters reflect sunset,
 crimson glow.
 Alaskas green coast, is mountain-waled high hundreds of miles along the horizoned blue sky; Ship blowing through waters of changing hue, Farewell white heights Alaska, bid you adieu
 Mrs. ". H. Gillespie.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
PERSIAN MOB TRIED
 PULL VEIL FROM FACE
 WIFE MAJOR INlBRIE
U. s. GOVERNMENTSENDING VIC OROUS PROTESTS PERSIA
 AS RESULT OF ATTACK

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 28- The government was advised Saturday of indignities to Mrs. Imbrie, on the part of Persians, whose husband Maj or Robert Imbrie, American Vice con- sul, was killed at Teheran. It is now preparing a demand that American citizens be protected.
 The decision of the Department of State to take this action followed the receipt of advices from Joseph Korn- field, American Minister, telling of insults to the widow of Imbrie, for which young Persians are responsible.
 One Persian youth grabbed the veil from her face and attempted to ex- pectorate on her person, while the na- tive police, who remained nearby, re- mained inactive.
 This was stated to have occurred in Teheran last Tuesday.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
ProtesfJ Filed Against Seattle

LOS ANGELES, July 28-A bar raeg of telegrams are being laid down on Washington, D. C., today in an eff fort to get the war department to end the world flight at Santa Monica.
 General Patrick, chief of the army air service, said one of the reasons for the selection of Seattle for the end of the flight, is that it will allow the fliers to complete the aerial circum- navigation of the globe nineteen days sooner than if the flight terminated at Clover field.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
TOWN
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

TACOMA, July 2S.-The bus mess section of Morton, small town near here was destroyed by fire early today, causing the loss of sev- eral hundred thousand dollars.
 There were fifteen business build ings and half dozen residences burned, while three hundred men bat tied with the flames for four hours, with only one hose cart.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
TWO KILLED WHEN To AUTO lJPSETS ON
 EVERETT HIGHWAY

SEATTLE, July 28.-Miss Doris Chambers, 22, stenographer, and Nor man Garmine, married, and an en- ploye of the General Petroleum Com pany, met death on the Everett High way Saturday night while returning from dance at Granite Falls during the early morning hours.
 Norman Garmine was burned to death when the auto in which he was speeding upset. His companion re- ceived fatal injuries, which resulted in her death within few hours. Gar mine leaves widow and baby.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
SENATE COMMITTEE IS
 WORKING ON PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 28- The senate committee to investigate the Internal Revenue Bureau, now headed by Couzens, and pursuing their determination to delve into prohibition achievements and the record of Secre- tary Mellon, proceeded today to se- lect a counsel for gathering evidence.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURER
 DUE IN SEWARD THURSDAY

Paul Stark Seeley, noted Christian Science lecturer accompanied by Mrs. Seeley will arrive in Seward Thurs day from Anchorage and will deliver an address while here. MT. Seeley de- livered lectures in Fairbanks, Nenana and Anchorage, and it is expected he will draw a large crowd here. From Seward he will go south, featuring at Cordova, Juneau, and other coast cit ies. He made the trip into Alaska via Skagway and the Yukon.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
AMERICAN LAWYERS PAY
 LIQUOR BILL CONTRACTED
 BY FATHER C. WASHINGTON

LONDON, July 22-A party of Anl- erican lawyers Sunday visited Bras nouce College, Oxford and settled an unpaid bill of seventeen shillings and six pence for '"brad beer" contracted in 1863 by Lawrence Washington, al great grandfather of George Wash ington.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
OBJECT TO SUBMITTING
 TO INTERNATIONAL BANKE IS

LONDON, July 28-Although the Inter-allied conference is marking time today, there is an observable ershardening in the attitude of all delegates against submitting to the dictation of international ,financiers in formulating protocol to launch the Dawes plan.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
REVOLUTIONARY FORCES
 WITHDRAW FROM PAULO

WASHINGTON, D. c. July 28- The withdrawal of the revolutionary forces from Sac Paulo and the occu- patton of that city by the Brazilian government forces, was announced to- day in advices received by the State department.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
Postpone Flight Till Wednesday

BROUGH, England, July 28-The American World Flyers are testing their planes today preparatory to hopping off Wednesday for the Ork- neys, whence they will cross the At lantic via Iceland and Greenland, home ward bound.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
TOURIST FALLS FROM TRAIL

LONGMIRE SPRINGS, July 2S- Mrs. J. A. Jordan a tourist and the bride of J. A. Gordon of Long Beach, California, was killed when she fell from Trump Trail, in Rainier Nation al Park, into the waters of a creek below. Her husband was exploring the trail ahead.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28

LAFOLLETTE CONCENTRATING
 FORCES IN STATE NEVADA

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 28- LaFollette is concentrating his forces in Nevada where the first test of their fight to have their ticket placed on the official ballots this fall, will be staged August fifth, when the state primary is to be held. This announce ment was made by campaign leaders today
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
Pliers Leave England Today

BROUGH, England, July 28-The weather permitting, the American Army round -the-world fliers will leave here today, on the last lap of their round the world flight, which will take them across the Atlantic Ocean. They will travel via Greenland, and Labra- dor to the United States.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
MADE HIS OWN CODE, SAYS LEOPOLD

 CHICAGO, July 28-On yesterday Cortland told of taking ryoers loaded Leopods also told of Leopold confession he sorry saying don damn if Franks croaks this minute pod told of his religious and moral training: up the time eight taught consideration for oh ''I drilled code'
 Judge Caverly death which the jail yard accompanied by the defendants who ready for examination
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
TARS AND FEATHERS
 GIRL FOR PUTTING
 ARM AROUND HUSBAND
MRS. MARY SHANK AND BUSI- NESS MEN MERELY TAR
 AND FEATHER CULPRIT

FREDERICK, Maryland, July 28 Mrs. Mary, 20, wife of Lloyd Shank of Myersville, defiantly told the court here it was she who had beaten and tarred and feathered Miss Doro- thy Brandon, 20 last night on the State Road.
 Fifty business men, leading citizens of Myersville, were happily helping her, she said. A witness said they had found Miss Brandon with her arm around Shank.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
INLAND BE CANDIDATE
 FOR GOVERNOR NEW YORK

LOS ANGELES, July 28-Mayor Hyland departing for his home last night, indicated that he will probably be candidate for Governor of New York.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
HUGHES SWINGS CONFERENCE

LONDON, July 28-.I Influential me diation by Secretary Hughes, has been the turning point in the reparations conference towards spirit of renew ed confidence, the Evening Standard said today. Hughes left for Paris this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28

ed home today on the Yukon, after month spent in the east. From the seat of the Convention Mr. Sexton went to Washington, D. C., where he visited with his brother. He reports having a grand time while away.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
HOPE SAVING MURDERERS CENTERS ON SHOWING
 THEY WERE MENTALLY IRRESPONSIBLE

CHICAGO July 2SThe hope of Leopold and Loeb from the galow the plans of Clarence Darrow their demonstrate the degree mental Responsibility necessary for to diseased mind
 The question of legal brought forth for the Darrow index of the line of defense afforded the appearance Doctors w. J. Heaey Ben Lueck of New York; noted specialists in juvenile delinquency who joined the five Chicago experts, who had been engaged by the defense
 They will also base plea for the youth of the boys think ron-cad and will win the day.''
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
SEATTLE WILL BE
 END WORLD FLIGHT AIRMEN LEAVE TODAY

SEATTLE, July 28-Seattle has been chosen as the end of the round the-world flight, according to advices received by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce today.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
COOLIDGE WORKING

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 28- Coolidge abandoned his usual week end trip and is working on his notifi- cation address.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28

PARIS, July 25-King Alphonso of Spain and J. D. Rockefeller yesterday were elected to the Foreign Associate Membership of the Academy of Fine
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
GOVERNMENT sHAPEs TIP TEs1IuONY

CHICAGO, July 2SThe final pieces of testimony with whc Attorney Grove has been building his testimony hearing fate of Loeb and Leopold were reached this afternoon
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
OLD SEATTLEITE DIES

SEATTLE, July 28-Thomas Frew, aged 84 years, and locator of num- Der of the best gold and silver mines of the state, is dead here.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28

Miss Elsie Leslie and Miss Thelma Ellsworth arrived home last evening from Fairbanks, where they went with the Frank Reedy party.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
ARGENTINE FLYER LEAVES
 FOR ROME TODAY

LYONS, France, Major Jandi, the Argentine round -the-world flyer left Lyons for Rome today.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
Dispatches Two Notes

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 2S- The State Department announced to- day the despatch of two vigorous representations" as a result of the attack upon Mrs .Embrie by a mob.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE DROWN
 IN WRECK OF JAP STEAMER

TOXIC, July 28-One hundred and sixty-nine persons were drowned in the wreck of the steamship Tairei Maru of Hokada, last evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
FREDERICK,

FREDERICK, Maine, July 28- Eight men and women were arrested in connection with tarring and feath- ering Miss Dorothy Brandon, twenty years old, of Martinsburg, Virginia.
 They have been arraigned for the September term of the Grand Jury, and are being held under two thous- and dollar bail, each.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
Argentine Flyer Now
 On Way Around World

PARIS, July 28-Major Pedro Zan- nj, Argentine flyer, hopped off from Amsterdam on his flight around the world.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
GEORGE SEXTON RETURNS
 FROM TRIP TO EAST

George Sexton, proprietor of the Sexton Hotel and Delegate to the Re- publican National Convention return
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-28
WHEAT RISES

" ANA0A@kJ CHICAGO, July 28-Wheat today rose above 1.50 at Winnipeg.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-23

and j0slnl as when Henry " ssAage first produced li on inc old bnoadNas iheaieT slage, lls comic hero Is an irresistible chap - exactly what the movie world considers an ideal part for Mael.ean's inimilable style Of comedy,
 Those ln The cast supporting Mac Lean are Arthur Hull, Patsy Ruth Miller l., C, shumNay and slanh0Rn Whaterofi Hand t0 hand eneaun- isrs, wild ieap win the fair lads from a castle tower, faster than wind meter pursuit down The mountain are anly some of the dozens Of thrills in store f0r patrons af inc theater the first half 0f the week,
 For Thursday Friday and salurr day inc management has booked return engagement af Infersal's Merry Go ltound," featuring Mary rhilhin and Norman Kerry, The at mosphere of inc picture is so well handled, according ta advance re- ports, that the spectator will swear he was at inc Niennese c0ney Island
New Britain herald., 1924-08-23
Recent Negotiations On Part of All Theater Man. agers Assure Best in Vau- deyille and Movies For New Britain.

New Britain Will formally usher in the l92irsa theatrical season next week when the newly renovated and repaired Palace theaier opens its doors to the public as an exclusive moving picture iheater, The followT ing week the Capitol will mark ils first anniversary as the Keith taude- vile center when it presents a spec rially selected program nf II aels during the week and early in Seps iember the iyeeum will keep Its promise of presenting a road allne. lion when sousa's world famous band will appear for matinee perform anee,
 Because of contracts signed within inc past few days local thoaiergoers are assured of the hest in Keith ran- ieyille anh in Paramount and First National released moving pictures, John contaras of contnras Bros, and perokas. owners and proprietors or inc Capitol and Palace theniers, has negotiated with Roy Tnwnlcy Of m" New York Keith hooking office to send the host of nets here during tho next season, \ five year contract has hcen signed with inc Keith interests which will place New Britain on inc hig time circuit. The majority Of his features secured through the Para mount. First National franchises will he shown nt ihe Palace while others will support the vaudeville bills a' inc Capitol
 The Palace thrater has been en- iireiy renovated and several important and necessary changes made which make if one of the best exclusive pie lure houses in Connecticut new booth with two new picture machines have been installed. all new seats re- place the chairs in the balcony. the outer boX-officc has been removed. new carpets hurmonizing with the color srhom Of the house. have been installed and n new fibre silk screen has been installed in most attrac- tive stage setting.
 The theater will have a nine-pioce orchestra and work will soon begin on installing a mammoth pipe organ 10 lao In use by the first of the year. The opening program will feature IT, w. Cr,ffith's "America.' This will he followed by Gloria Swanson in Man handled" and other pictures such as The Covered Wagon" "The Sea Hawk." Secrets ''Thc Ton Com mandments" and "Abraham Lincoln"
 After anniversary week the Capitol will continue to present five acts .ot Keith vaudeville with feature pictures hut will have nine piece orchestra m place of the seven which IS now at the theater. Earle Lambert has been engaged as second Violinist. The management is gratiticd with results obtained from their efforts in giving New Britain tho best in the line of vaudeville and because their one year
New Britain herald., 1924-08-23
DAN FITCH IS
 COMING TO CAPITOL
You Really Should See His
 Minstrel Offering

Tine Capitol viii offer for the first three days Of next muk, Dan fileh's Mlnslrols, as presented hy Van Ar- nam, Dan Fitch successfully cons hines minstrelsl with vaudeville with the result that he has the higgesi minr slrel show attraction naw in Aaudez vile, Recognize ii as rne Of The elen= crest modern mlnslrel producer ramr piled this offering expressly for the n. F, Keith vaudeville circuit, To say that ii has been d success is putting ii lightly a. lho act Is now n great demand for return engugements eNeryz where, While il 's listed as q min- slTel show II is really an entire aude- vile bin with an old fashioned mln- slrel first part and an 0li0 Of real good vaudeville acts, The iirst halt Of the progrnm clings closely to the old minslrnl rngimr--nn interlocutor and q band nf thirty entertainers run through swift revue 0f fun making, harmnnins, durk town shnIflos. and comedy antics which hiring back mem ories Of the famous old minstrel stars Of years ago, The second part Of the prngraO, more nearly resembles n vaudeville bill Mr, Fitch presents q group of speciality artists which would enliven any vaudeville show. with such singers ns Billy Trevor, Fred Barnes Of nocksiadcr fame. Emmett Miller and Nick Glen famous come dian of the burnt cork. The cast also boasts Of many singers, dancers ana comedians with numerous accomplish ed musicians, and practically every angle of vaudeville Is represented in Mir. Fitchs extraordinary show.
 In addition to these he has an ar ray of instrumental soloisis and a JaI band to produce the latest syncopa- lions and full ncdgcd street band to furnish the ever popular minstrel pa rade and concert in front of the the ater.
 It is the most pretentious vaude- vile enterprise now touring and no doubt will make big hit here.
 The photoplay attraction to be or. ccrcd with this show will present Agnes Ayrcs in "Thc Guilty One" an excellent drama with a might inter- osting plot. For Sunday night two fine features will he offered. One pre- scnting Walter Heirs in "t'air Week" and the other offering Kenneth Me Donald in his new thrill photopay After a Million"
 On Thursday there will be a brand new vaudeville show and Mary Pick ford in "Rosta."
New Britain herald., 1924-08-23

The production is complete raude- vile bill The first half of the pro- gram is a minstrel revival with few ultra modern jazz motives introduced o satiate the up-to-the- minute appe- itics of vaudeville fans.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-23
PATRIOTIC FILM
 AMERICA HERE
Palace Management Gets a Prize
 for New Britain

The Palace theatef will reapun it's doors Sunday night for ,hn new sfar san with the thealer iA0r0nghly rfnur Naied and gomndrllfd anl in class with the leading phatGplas thralfrs in New England, During ine fnmr mer months the iheatoT has been in= slalling new devices and equipment and scores af painters, decorators, carpenters. etc. have been busy maks ing several changes, One big importr gnt feature that the theater will boast
New Britain herald., 1924-08-23
YANKEE CONSUL IS NEWLYCEUM MOVIE
Douglas MaCLean Starred in
 Vehicle First Hall Of Week

There was another laugh riot along Broadway when ihe popular screen stars twin success 10 his geerwhizaine comedy "Gaing-up" had ils New York premeri and there will he riot along Main street, New Britain, when Douglas Mael.ean opens in ''fhe ian= kep Consul" at the l.yeenm theaier on Monday for run of three days
 Henry Rloss0m's musical comedy story was found 10 he as entieing
New Britain herald., 1924-08-23

ll nae the sdlanlage of a straizhts forward and anlhenlle story aad shils lhs lale of the love el count fer 2 little organ grinder Is quite simple. lil is discreet and touching
 A double feature program will be shown on sunday evening with Why Gel Married 2. and 'sfhs Right of the Strongest, as the feature hlms The former is a story of society which is nniie entertaining as well ss pleas.
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