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many other roles of widely different

many other roles Of widely different
nature.
The Island of Tahiti is directors
paradise, according to Maurice Tour
neur They speak a Frerch patois
there.
Marion Davies discovered Florence
Turner in London, i'll and alone, and
brought her back to America and
sponsored the resumption of her film
career. She was once a very popular
screen actress.
Douglas Fairbanks, jr., is said to
have proved himself, to be a chip of
the old block by his feats of horse
manship in Zane Grey's story, wild
Horse Mesa He trained long and
faithfully for his part. and when the
camera started to grind he demon-
strated clearly that the Fairbanks
athletic prowess is not all monopolized
by his famous dad.
Richard Barthelmess will go abroad
to make his next picture, based upon
A. E. Thomas play, Just Suppose"
which was built about the famous
world tour of the Prince of Wales.
Johnny Hines next picture will be
Rainbow Riley" a newspaper story
adapted from THE Cub" which some
years ago served as Douglas Fair
banks last starring vehicle on the
stage.
Roland West, author and producer
of mystery plays and photoplays, such
as THE Unknown Purple" and THE
Monster" is to have production super
vision of Norma Talmadges picture,
Paris After Dark"
Despite the fiattering reviews of
Are Parents People, Malcolm st.
Clair's first production for Paramount,
the impression prevails that The
Trouble With Wives" his second. will
eclipse his initial venture.
Victor Fleming will soon start pro
duction of Joseph Conrad's classic of
the sea, Lord jim" with Percy Mar
mont in the title role. John Russell
an authority on the works of Joseph
Conrad, made the adaptation and the
continuity was written by Bernard Nc
Conville.
AS reward for winning a gold
medal for scholastic honors at a Los
Angeles preparatory school, Noah
Beery, jr., has accompanied his father
Noah Beery. on location in Arizona
where The Vanishing American" is
being filmed.
1t is reported that Famous Players
Is trying to coax w. G. Fields to quit
the stage and become a finer
Edward Grossman, ii is said, has
been appointed New York represent
ative of Levine & Co., architects and
theater financiers, who are expanding
their activities and have S2O, 900 900 TO
finance theater projects throughout
the country.
Wardour Films of London are going
to make and release a series of one
reel color pictures made by the Friese-
Greene color process, under the title
The Open Road"
Harry Pollard will make Two
Blocks Away" for Universal.
The Warmers will use every mem.
Der of their stock company and every
one of their stars, 1t is reported. with
the possible exception of Lowell Sher-
man and John Barrymore, in the max
ing of Broken Hearts of HOLLYWOOD. .
q highlight of the l925-26 schedule.
The Roxy Theater CORPORATION of
Manhattan has been incorporated
Evening star., 1925-08-09
ANE\VIE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess in Soul Fire and iabIe:
Tuesday and Wednesday,, Claire
Windsor and Pat O'Malley in The
White Desert" and Sennett's super
Hooper Dyue LiZZies"; Thursday,
Percy Marmot and Alma Rubens in
"A Woman's Faith" ana Walter Hers
in ."Oh, Bridget: Friday. Raymond
Griffith in The Night club" Pathe
Review and The Pacemakers. No.
l.: Saturday, Betty Bronson in
Peter Pan" and Hodge Podge."
Evening star., 1925-08-09
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow, Marion Davies
in "Zander the Great" Sportlights
Brains and Brawn. News and
Fables; Tuesday. Daughter of the
Night and Sunshine comedy. stop,
Look and Whistle; Wednesday and
Thursday. Betty Bronson, Adolphe
Menjou and Florence Nidor in Are
Parents People,, GO Getters,"
Way of Maid" News and News
paper Fun; Friday, Charles Buck)
Jones in Gold and a Girl" Mack
Sennett's wall Street Blues" and
eighth chapter of "Sunken silver :;
Saturday. Lloyd Hamilton and Ben
Alexander in self Made Failure, ."
Universal comedy. Rolling Stones"
and second chapter of Play Ball"
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reported, is now associated with Mary
Pickford as composer; that is to say,
he will compose the drum and trap
score for Mary's pictures.
Laura La Plante is to have her first
really dramatic part in The Midnight
Sun which Dimitri Buchowetski is
to direct.
Max MARGIN is adapting Jules
Vernes The Mysterious Island" for
the screen, and J. f. Williamson will
direct the underwater scenes.
Theda Bara is said to be writing her
memoirs of stage and screen life for
publication in book form.
The winner of the annual beauty
pageant at Atlantic City is to be fea-
tured in The American Beauty" by
Frank Tuttle, who directed Bebe
Daniels in Lovers in Quarantine"
Uncle Toms Cabin" is to be put
upon the screen with an "all-star
cast" by Carl Laemmle, president of
Universal.
Betty Compson's contract with Fa-
nous Players-Lasky will expire Au-
gust 10. and Film Daily states that
while there will be no renewal on a
basis similar to the agreement which
is about to expire. it is understood
that Miss Compson will continue to
appear lin occasional pictures"
Corinne Griffith in The Marriage
Whirl," First Nationals camera rem
dition of the stage play. THE Ma
tional Anthem" by j. Hartley Man
ners. which closed a weeks engage
ment at Crandalls metropolitan n
Theater last night, it is announced.
has the honor of having scored the
greatest midsummer hit in the history
of the F street house. Lockouts that
extended clear down TO the box office
marked each nightly performance,
and the matinees were far above sea
sonal averages in attendance.
Anita Stewart. who plays the lead
ing feminine role in Never the Twain
Shall Meet" has played leading roles
in more than lac different pictures
Among her parts have been those of q
Broadway butterfly, an ante-bellun
Southern beauty, a dancer, a prima
donna and a Japanese girl, besides
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Next Week S Photoplays

CCLUMBIA-Lillian Gish III
"Romola."
METROPOLITAN-C olleen
Moore in The Desert
Flower"
PALACE-Percy Marmont in
The Street of Forgotten
Men"
RIALTO-Mary Carr in "Dru-
silla With a Million"
TIVOLI-"Her Husbands Sc
cret,' THE Spaniard," Ewes
Secret" and Steele of the
Royal Mounted
AMBASSADOR-"The Desert
Flower" The Redeeming
Sin," up the Ladder" and
\"The Night Club"
EARLE ROOF-"She Wolves"
MY Wife and |" and Her
Husbands Secret"
CENTRAL-"Youth's Gamble"
The White Desert" Just a
Woman" and "A Woman's
Faith"
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HOME.

Today, Pete Morrison in THE
Mystery of Lone Ranch" and Larry
Semon in The Dome Doctor; tomor
airy" and comedy; Tuesday, Agnes
Ayres in Her Market Value and
AL st. John in Curses: Wednesday,
Dorothy Mackaill and Pat O'Malley
in THE Mine With the Iron Door,
and cartoon comedy; Thursday Bebe
Daniels in The Crowded Hour" and
Charlie Chase in The Rats knuck-
les; Friday, Claire Windsor and Pat
O'Malley in THE White Desert" and
comedy; Saturday, Reed Howes in
Cleared to Go" Our Gang" in High
Society," Hodge Podge' and "Sunken
Silver" No. 9.
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DI INIRART0N.

Today, Colleen Moore and Conway
Tearle in Flirting With Love; to-
morrow, Betty Compson and Jack
Holt in Ewes Secret: Tuesday,
Florence Nidor and Matt Moore in
Grounds for Divorce: Wednesday,
Barbara La Mari and Bert Lytell in
"Sandra": Thursday. Mrs Wallace
Reid and Percy Marmont in Broken
Laws: Friday, Margaret Livingston
and Alan Roscoe in The Chorus
Lady: Saturday. Buck Jones in
Hearts and Spades"
Evening star., 1925-08-09
Jackie New Conveyance.

JACKIE COOGAN says that the
- Metro-Goldwyn-M Mayer lot is much
too big place for a little fellow. es-
pecially when he is obliged to walk
from his office TO the stage, which is a
good distance in the huge Culver City
film plant
The youthful star has, therefore,
asked for a small electric automobile
such as is used in the Palisades
Amusement Park in Jersey City.
The tiny motor ear is equipped with
storage batteries and makes speed
of 15 miles an hour
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CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow, Jackie Coogan
in "The Rag Man: Tuesday. Clyde
Fitchs Lovers Lane" with Rob
ert Ellis and Gertrude Olmstead:
Wednesday. June Marlowe and John
Rookie in THE Tenth Woman;
Thursday. showings I and . pm.
Mary Pickford in Dorothy Vernon
of Haddon Hail: Friday Florence
Vidor and Edward Everett Horton in
Marry Ne: Saturday, Hoot Gibson
In "Taming the West >"
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.AI'OIIO.

Today and tomorrow, Claire Wind
sor and Pat O'NIalley in The White
Desert" and Al st. John in Curses :;
Tuesday and Wednesday, NaZimova
in The Redeeming Sin" and Larry
Semon in The Cloud Hopper; !;
Thursday. Agnes Ayres in Her Mar
ket Value" and Charlie Chase in
Looking FOR Sally; Friday, Alma
Rubens and Percy Marmont in "A
Womau's Faith" and Cliff Bowes in
wild Waves; Saturday. Eva Novak
and William Fairbanks in The Fatal
MEtake' ana our Gang" in Circus
EeXer"
Evening star., 1925-08-09
EMPIRE.

Inaugural week program Sunday
Kenneth Harlan and Helene Chad
wick in "'The Re Creation of Brian
Kent" and comedy. "Alice Gets in
Dutch: Monday. Richard Dix in The
Shock Punch" and comedy, The I'm
mounted Policeman; Tuesday, Tom
Moore and Pauline Starke in Jack
London's Adventure" and comedy.
Felix Finds Out; Wednesday and
Thursday. Adolphe Menjou and Flor
ence Nidor in Are Parents People?"
and comedy, The Olympic Games;
Friday. Pauline Garon and David
Powell in The Average Woman and
comedy, Slick Articles: Saturday,
Zane Grey's The Code of the West. )"
starring owen Moore and Constance
Bennett, and comedy, "Tenting Out"
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YORK.

Today, Richard Dix in TOO Many
kisses" and Al st. John in The Iron
Mule; tomorrow, Pola Negri in THE
Charmer" and Hal Roachs "A Haunt.
ed Honeymoon: Tuesday, Claire
Windsor and Conway Tearle in Just
a Woman and Charlie Chase in
What Price Cooley; Wednesday,
Aileen Pringle in "WiIdfire" and LLOYD
Hamilton in King Cotton: thursday,
Elaine Hammerstein in After Busi-
ness Hours" and comedy: Friday, Tom
Moore and Pauline Starke in Jack
London's Adventure" and The
Pacemakers, No. Il; Saturday,
Adolphe Menjou in The Night Club" /"
Our Gang" in The Big Town" and
"Sunken Silver" No TO-
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CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow. "Chickie, :"
with Dorothy Mackaill; Tuesday
Are Parents People," with Betty
Bronson and Adolph Menjou; We'd
nesday, The Age of Innocence" with
Beverly Bayne and Elliott Dexter;
Thursday. Gerald Cronson's Lady"
with James kirkwood; Friday. ANY
Woman" with Alice Terry; Saturday,
Johnny Hines in The Cracker
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LI>COLN-"The Making of O'Nalley"

Milton SilIs in The Making of
O'Malley," d First National produc-
tion, will he shown the first three days
of this week at the Lincoln Theater.
In this study of the intimate life of a
New York cop Sills is supported by
Dorothy Mackaill in the leading femi-
nine role. and little Helen Rowland,
Thomas J. Carrigan. Warner Rich
mond and Claude King. Larry Semor
in The Cloud Hopper Will also be
shown.
Wednesday and Thursday, James
Cruzs comedy adapted from the play
by George :. kaufman and Marc
Connolly, "Beggar on Horseback,
with Esther Ralston and Edgar EV-
erett Horton. also Mack Sennett $
Honeymoon FIardships" and a scenic
study of Rome; Friday and Satur-
day, Elaine Hammerstein in After
Business Hours" Our Gang in Cir
Gus Fever" and the Pathe Review.
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the filming of many scenes from
James Cruces next epic of the West,
"The Pony Express More than
20 900 are estimated to have watched
the filming of the night scenes, de-
picting the city in 1860, during the
course of one evening. Sacramento
motor cycle officers checked 5000 au-
tomobiles passing the set.
The hour glass" r1gure has almost
disappeared. In selecting so beauti-
full girls to appear in Trouble With
Wives" featuring Florence Vidor,
learned that the wasp waistline is
thing of the past. Naturally formed
waistlines have taken their place.
b. p. Schulberg is to produce
screen version of THE Other Wom-
ans Story" the novel of a correspond
ent in a divorce case, by Peggy
Gaddis. At last the "other woman"
is to have chance to tell her side
of the divorce question.
Robert Ames, for several years
matinee idopi< on Broadway, is now
playing the male lead in Leatrice
joys picture, The Wedding Song"
as his first venture into filmdom.
Lois Wilson has sailed for Ireland
where she will play opposite Thomas
Meighan in his next picture, which
will be filmed among the picturesque
hills of Kerry County.
Edith Roberts has been selected as
leading woman for Douglas MacLean
in the screen version of George NJ
Cohan's Seven Keys to Baldpate"
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OLYMPIC.

Today, Mrs. Wallace Reid in
Broken Laws, tomorrow, Cullen
Lands and Lillian Rich in Cheap
Kisses; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jack Holt, Noah Beery and Billy Dove
in The Light of Western Stars;
Thursday. Doris Kenyon and Percy
Marmont in Idle Tongues: Friday,
Blanche Sweet. Ronald Colman and
Lew Cody in The Sporting Venus:
Saturday. Wesley Barry in Battling
RunNan.
Evening star., 1925-08-09
TAkONIA.

Today and tomorrow. Marion Da-
vies in 'Zander the Great" Pathe
News, comedy; Tuesday, Madge Bel
lamy and Ethel Clayton in Wings
of YOUTH comedy; Wednesday and
Thursday, Blanche Sweet and Ron
aid Colman in His Supreme Mo-
ment,' comedy; Friday. Florence
Nldor in The Girl of Gold" Aesop's
Fables, ''Pacemakers," comedy; Satur-
day, Tom Mix in Dick Turpin."
Aesop's Fables: serial. "Sunken Sill
Ner." No. 6. and comedy
Evening star., 1925-08-09
PAR

Today and tomorrow. Theodore Rob
erts, FRITZ RidgwaA and Harrison
Ford in The Old Homestead" Cameo
comedy High Hopes" and Pathe
News Events: Tuesday, Bert Lytell,
Adolph, Menjou and Claire Windsor
in Rupert of HentZau" and Merry
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Continued from First Page)
sion of "Wildfre,' a comedy-melo-
drama of the tracks by George V.
Hobart and George Broadhurst, in
which the late Lillian Russell
starred. In the support are Edna
Murphy, Holmes Herbert, Edmund
Breese and Mary Thurman. An
Our Gang comedy, The Big
Town and the Pathe Review will
also be shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Elaine
Hammerstein. supported by Lou Tel
legen, John Patrick. Phyllis Haver
and Lee Moran, in After Business
Hours, also Larry Semon in The
Dome Doctor" and Cinema Stars. d"
No. 3. Thursday and Friday, Lewis
s. Stone, Anna Q. Nilsson. Ian Keith
and Barbara Bedford in THE Talk
er, together with Cliff Bowes in
Look Out" Saturday, Up the Lad
der" starring Virginia Nalli; Going
Great" with Lige Conley, and Il
Lyman II. Howe Hodge Podge."
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Metro-G -Goldwyn-M Mayer is said to be
planning California story to be done
entirely in colors for Ramon Novarro.
Tom Mcnamara, famous cartoonist
and formerly a bOy drummer il is
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Universal also announces the sign
ing" of 'Muro," a Belgian police dog
whose parents were war heroes, for
two and a half years for nearly
S50O0O
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Photoplays This Week

Makers" comedy; Wednesday and
Thursday, Matt Moore, Florence
Nidor and Harry Myers in Grounds
for Divorce" and Lige Conley in
Dynamite Doggie'"; Friday, Cullen
Lands. Dorothy Devore and John
Roche in "A Broadway Butterfly" and
"Broadcasting," comedy; Saturday.
Wallace Beery, John Bowers and
Marguerite de la Motto in Richard
the Lion-hearted, and Air Tight"
comedy. Shows continuous from 2
on Saturday and on Sunday.
RAPHAEL.
Today and tomorrow, Dorothy
Mackaill and John Bowers in Chick
ie," and comedy, Aesop Fable; Tues
day, Flames of Desire" also Fox
News; Wednesday, Laurette Taylor in
''One Night in Rome" Mack Sennett
comedy The Plumber; Thursday.
"Warrens of Virginia" and Bert
Roach in Nearly Rich; Friday, Fred
Thompson in THE Bandits Baby"
also "Pacemakers, No. >, He Who
Gets Raped; Saturday, William Des-
mond, in straight Through" Mack
Sennett comedy. "Giddup," also
Idaho" No. 9.
SAVOY.
Today, Agnes Ayres in Her Mar
ket Value and comedy; tomorrow,
Dorothy Devore in "A Broadway
Butterfly" and comedy. "Fun's Fun;
Tuesday, Lewis Stone and Alice
Terry in Confessions of a Queen"
Sennett's "Bashful Jim" and Sport
light: Wednesday, Elaine Hammer
stein iii The Foolish Virgin" Bobby
Vernon in Don't Pinch" and Hodge
Podge"; Thursday, Corinne Griffith in
"Declasse" and fable; Friday, Reed
Howes in super Speed" comedy,
Smoked Out" and The Fighting
Ranger" No. s; Saturday, The War
rens of Virginia" and Our Gang" in
The Big Town"
Evening star., 1925-08-09
FILMOGRAMS

TWO big contributions to the pic
torial history of the West, The
Pony Express and The Vanishing
American" are reported to be well
under way. the former at or near
Cheyenne, Wyo., and the latter on
the Navajo Indian Reservation in
Arizona, 500 miles from a railroad.
Tom Moore will be the London bob
bic in "A Kiss for Cinderella" in
which charming little Betty Bronson
is to be the shining light.
Another picture of the West, THE
American Highway" James Oliver
Curwood's story of the lumber indus
try, is being made by Irving Willat
in the Cascade Mountains near Leav-
enworth, Wash.
Monta Bells next directorial effort
will be expended on The King on
Main Street" with Adolphe Menjou as
the king.
Famous Players-Lasky announces
the completion of five features in
July-"Not So Long Ago" The Trou-
BILE With Wives" "A Son of His
Father" wild Horse Mesa" and THE
Coast of Folly" Gloria Swanson's
picture.
Reginald Denny's schedule has been
changed so that California Straight
Ahead" and Where Was -" will be
followed by What Happened to
Jones'" a famous George Broadhurst
farce in which George Boniface, jr.
starred on the stage in 1897, and
"Skinner's Dress Suit" the magazine
story by Henry Irving Dodge.
Fay Wray, "a personable person of
the California beaches" has been
signed by Universal. possibly TO meet
the demand for new figures if not new
faces.
Universal also announces the sign
ing" of "Muro,' a Belgian police dog
whose parents were war heroes, for
two and a half years for nearly
$4,000.
Metro-G -Goldwyn-M Mayer is said to be
planning California story to be done
entirely in colors for Ramon Novarro.
Tom Mcnamara, famous cartoonist
and formerly a boy drummer. it is
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Fay Wray "a personable person of
the California beaches" has been
signed by Universal. possibly to meet
the demand for new figures if not new
faces
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Another picture of the West, The
American Highway" James Oliver
Curwood's story of the lumber indus
try, is being made by Irving Willat
in the Cascade Mountains near Leav-
enWorth, Wash.
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Continued from First Page)
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Monta Bells next directorial effort
will be expended on The King on
Main Street" with Adolphe Menjou as
the king
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Tom Moore will be the London bob
bic in "A Kiss for Cinderalla," in
which charming little Betty Bronson
is to be the shining light.
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Edith Roberts has been selected as
leading woman for Douglas MacLean
in the screen version of George NJ
Cohan's Seven Keys to Baldpate."
Evening star., 1925-08-09

The Roxy Theater Corporation of
Manhattan has been Incorporated
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Tremendous interest was created in
and about the city of Sacramento by
Evening star., 1925-08-09

Harry Pollard will make Two
Blocks Away" for Universal.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-02

IF one cares TO be bit original
Il and daring here ts the pantalettes
drape The drape Is in gold cloth.
IL adds an element OF intrigue to the
Poiret silver creation. The waist
Is given girdle effect Ivy tho use
OF embroidered beads
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-02
Coulee Teacher WEEDS
On Christmas Day

Victor B. CARRIER and Ada Mae
Deets were married Christmas
week at the home of the brides
parents, at Bellingham.
Mrs. CARRIER is the third and
fourth gades teacher in the Cou
lee schools and, is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T. Deets,
formerly pioneers of Almira.
Mr.. CARRIER is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam CARRIER of Nespe-
lem, and is. employed by the
Blair Grocery of Almira.
The Dispatch joins with their
many friends in wishing them
every success in life's journey,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-02
y F,AS TO ROCKEFELLER FOR AID
SWAPPING LITTLE POSTOFFICE

NmAI1. from all over the world IL
lHI literally covering up Mrs.
Macon Thornton, postmistress
1t Ormond Fla.
You see. John D. Rockefeller
spends his winters at his winter
home .The Easements" just across
the Halifax River from the little city
Of ormond
The mail Is for John D.
And the largest part of the letters
eosning to the Ormond postoffice for
John D. Rockefeller now are OF the
1or-aid type.
JUST SIX MONTHS
So many Of these are received by
the aged philanthropist that If he
should make favorable response to
all the pleas the Rockefeller fortune
would be depleted in just SIX months.
This is the estimate Of Newton
Davis, Rockefeller's secretary. Davis
made it at the request of Rockefeller.
Having heard the report, Rookie
Teller expressed sympathy for Mrs.
Thornton and her one assistant, a
woman, and returned to his golf.
NEVER OPENED
Close friends of Rockefeller say
that 80 per cent of these by.matl
pleas. whether received at Ormond,
at 20 Wall Street, or any other
Rockefeller place. are never opened.
In fact, much Of tho mail that
comes to Crmond Is not taken out OF
the postoffice. Rockefeller's secre-
tary and others OF his staff have -.
veloped an uncanny sense for recos-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-02
oRMoND PosToFFIcE

nizing touch letter" on sight.
This is the tenth winter Rookie
Teller has spent at Ormond. Ormond
folks have grown to love and respect
their winter-time neighbor. And
never is the Rockefeller spirit of
democracy more strongly shown
than during his stay here.
He seldom fails to attend services
at the little Union church. He at.
tends musicales and other affairs at
the hotel. When at one Of these he
quickly becomes lone Of the party"
Scores OF small boys here proudly
display shining new dimes at times,
gifts from Rockefeller.
CHUNKY
Though Rockefeller is almost
chummy with Ormond folk he SHES
from Dublicity.
Mayhe he just Asa't care - -
bothered.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-02
HOW'S This?

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DO what we claim for it-rid your system
Of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
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F. ]. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-02
Candle-Light Service
For New Year

Next Sunday night a special
service will be presented at the
Church in place of the regular
sermon. A candle light service
will be presented by twelve
young ladies representing the
months of the year. The follow
ing will represent the months:
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-02
Business Locals
Fuel

When in need of Coal, Wood
Hay, Mill Feed, or Chicken Feed,
Phone the Mcdonald Lumber Co.
They deliver promptl,'.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-01-02
Ephrata Alumni Banquets

Thirty. four members of the
Ephrata alumni attended the
annual dinner and dance of the
organization Saturday night
at Ephrata. Walter Hink, pres
ident was POSTMASTER. Mem
bers of the Rebekah lodge served
the dinner.
Mrs. N. Darby departed This
morning for Chewelah to visit
several weeks.