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New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
REFERS CASE TO JUDGE

Bridgeport, Jan. 9.-Judge Freder- ick Huxford in common pleas court today referred hearing of arguments In a motion of Ann J. Porter of New York. to vacate an expunge awarded against Courtland H. Young New York publisher in 1919 to Judge John J. Walsh. who rendered the judgement, The judgement which Miss Porter would have vacated amounts to s6 a week.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09

4 device that sprays chickens as they enter or leave the poultry house is to be placed on the market.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
FRISCO EXCHANGE
 SEAT AT S25,OOO
Carl SteVer Pays Highest Price
 Outside Of New York

San Francisco, Jan. 9.-Ths high eSA price on rccord for seat on the San Francisco Stock and Bond Ex- change, s?5,0o0, was paid here re- gently by Carl w. Stever. This Is said to be the highest figure for such sale outside Of the New York Stock Exchange, where d seat was sold re- gently for $101,000.
 The bond market in the Stock and Bond Exchange of San Francisco is second only to that of New York, while the volume of business in stocks is reported to exceed that of Boston, Philadelphia and other large exchanges.
 Since the hectic gold days of more than % years ago, San Frahciscans always have been speculators. There now arc two exchanges here. the Stock and Bond and the San Fran cisco Stock Exchange. The latter is really the city's old mining exchange
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
SIX ARRESTED IN
 B|G STORE THEFTS
One of Those Held in New York
 a Government Man

New York, Jan. 9,-Six men, one federal government employee, have been arrested here as mem bers of robber bands that have footed the United States Appraisers stores of imported silk and other cloths, valued at s1,500,000 dVring the past three years, it was re- vealed today by tHeasuryt agents who have been investigating the plot for months.
 Several other government em- pioyes viii be arrested, 1t was sn- nunced at the customs house. Her man Minsky, checker in the Ap- praisers' storehouse is the employe already in custody. The other pris- oners are three truckmen and two store owners who disposed of the stolen goods.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
HOPE FOR INSURANCE
Connecticut Valley Tobacco Men Be" licyc That Companies Will Again Write Policies For Them.

Springfield, Mass Jan. '.-Not- Nithstanding the fact that insurance companies forming the pool that guaranteed Connecticut Valley to- bacco growers againIt hail loss last season suffered heavily owing to the prevalence of hail storms, w. s. Full Ter of Hartford, Conn.,. secretary ot the Conneciirut Valley Tobacco as sociation said today that he saw no reason to believe as been reported that the insurance companies would abandon this form of insurance, The association arranEes a blanket hall insurance carried by five companies four of which are in Hartford and one in this city. Last years rate was sliding scale ranging from s16,So i to s24 per acre.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
PERKISSIVE PLAN
 FOR K, K. URGEE
Thom Gives His Idea for Rail-
 road Consolidation :.

Washington, Jan, 9.--Lcgislationi 10 althori5e n permIeslre Sl stem of railroad consolidation oNtr Il per ioJ ot years Was urged before the senate interstate commerce commit tee today by Alfred F. Thonl, gen. cral counscl ot the Association of Railway Executives. He declared any attempt by the interstate commerce commission to market "compulsory, gcogruphicAl consultations was certain 10 fail of it.s object,
 Tie scheme most favored by rail- road c>pc.,s MT, Thom s1id, would follow the Ints of President Cool Iusc's recommendation in his mes sagu Of Dccembcr l92I, whereby raiiruals would he permitted 10 work cut proposed combinations and the commission would decide wcth- CT they were in the public interest.
 That Is the only way you Will have any success in transportation mergers hc said. "lt would do away at once with the fear that some railroads would bc taken into the combination on the basis or'an excess value computed from the cost Of their reconstruCtior. Rather they would all come in om the basis of their value 10 the combination. Furthermore, the railrod counsel argued that in order to prevent a grave prejudice to the success Of mergers, the work now being done by the commission should be stop ped forthwith.
 No application for a merger could be considered on its merits, he declared, If the commission felt that its approval meant the scrap. ping of years of work.
 We believe the present law 10 bs thoroughly unavoidable because 1t loses sight of the Fundamental con ditions surrounding the problem
 Senator Cummlns, republican Iowa, a co~author of the transpor- tation act, called attention to the many notifications which had been made in the measure after it left the senate.
 "l say frankly" Mir. CSmmins added, that as now written 1t is in adequate and unavoidable. 50 far al the consolidation provisions are con cerned."
 Senator Cummins also agreed witt that there is much logic in the arg ument that the' commission should he relieved of the duty of promul Eatlng a general consolidation plan.
 Mir. Thom urged retention of pro visions of the present law which, h' said. made possible the recent Nicke Plate and Southern Pacific acquisi tons,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
Old Hardware Store to
 Be Sold to Pay Debts

Bridgeport, Jan. Sly order of Judge John w. Banks in superior court today one of the oldest estab- lished hardware stores in Connecticut the Hull Hardware Co, lncr of pan- bury. founded S1 years ago, will be sold to satisfy creditors,
 Receiver. Attorney Barney German of Norwalk was ordered to dispose of the assets, appraised at s5,I7.
 While the store is heavily stocked, Attorney Berman declared that much of the stock is anticipated and that it has been impossible to give away some of the historic farm implements on hand.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
ROD A@ GUN CLuB

Torrington, Jan. 9.--ONer 90 dele gates from various places in the state are here today to attend the annual meeting of the Connecticut Rod and Gun Club association. They were the guests Of the Torrington Rod and Gun club at turkey din ncr at the Ellis homo this noon. or ficers will be elected at the business session to be held following the din ner.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09

sold at twenty-five cents 6 loaf in EnEland within few m.--&
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09

which still handles many miuins stocks reminiscent of the colorful early days.
 Trading in stocks on the San Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange has increased from 47a,SS9 shares of the market value of s20.92z166 in 1900 to 6,S4S,625 shares with 8 mar ket value of SlO:,77s,3SS for the first nine months of 1924. During the same period the values of bonds dealt in annually rose from sS,S3Q,- 2l0 4n 1900 10 SSS.4?S,0o0 the first nine months of 1924,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
COOLIDGE INVITED.

Washington, Jan. s.-President Coolidge today was invited to att tend the Princeton university com mencement exercises next June and receive the degree of doctor of laws. The invitation was extended by E. D. Duffield of Newark, N. J., president of the Prudential Life In- surance company.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
Says Butler Did Not
 Help Him During Raid

Philadelphia, Jan. 9,-Ma gistrate Carney, who has opposed some of the methods of Public Safety Direct or Butler, today asserted at hear ing that the director failed to give him any assistance when Carney single handed raided the grill room of the Ritz Carlton hotel early to- day. Edward c. Peace. Paoli, Pa, arrested in the grill, was fined by Magistrate Coward, as result of Carney's testimony. Carney testi- fled he seized liquor on the tables and that many men and women were drinking.
 The magistrate has declared that police do not disturb the big hotels, going after only the little fellows" :"
 Indoor parks in buildings of steel and glass are advocated as all-yeaI recreation centers.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
15O MEMS SUITS
LOT NO. f

of the highest quality. Won der.designed and Wonder tailored to the finest detail. Come in and examine the su- perior fabrics and workman- ship. You'll save substantial ly by buying at this great sale. Formerly priced S25, $40. Single-breasted, doublc- breasted, Sport models, Con- servative styles, Young Eel low Suits.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-09
Ask Dad, He Knows!

NNE sort of Dad sits in one V chair a while, then ssun- ters over to another, and then another. Finally he decides to go somewhere.
 Another sort, after his eve ming meal, hops down in a favorite chair and is hard to dislodge- He usually remains there--at home.
 The difference between the two is comfort and the lack of it. The one who sits in his favorite chair may pre- sent 8 problem to his wife, She may desire to go some where with him. He would rather stay at home. It sometimes requires all of her art to induce him to accom- pany her. But is this not better than for him to want to go himself, alone, merely because he misses something unconsciously that he should find in his home? Whether it is just a chair for Dad or those many pieces that add to the attractiveness and comfort of a room, the furni- ture determines in a large degree which is the most de- sirable place, home or else where.
 There is a still more subtle thing. If a matron knows that her home is both com fortable and attractive, she has the poise and self-conh- dence not only with her own family, but with outsiders, that is the first element in that elusive quality that makes q charming home keeper.
 Ask Dad, he knows! [. [. FULLER & 60. 40.56 FORD ST, Hartford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
VonSternbergP Picture
Has Unusual Settings

n there has ever been impression.
ism In pictures. there certainly y
lha, imprcssionlsm IN tho opening Of
'The Salvation Hunters, an unusual
photoplay az the Winter Garden Tho
effect or the sequence Of these
gllmpsos of life Ha It may be- found
where the wheels grind heavily and
rclenllcssly, aud where romance oven
seems an cbbing Illusion II unforgct.
table There u an insstcut rythm in
tho motion pictured on the screen
first u tho flotApm and ictsam at
the waters edge. then Of the manou.
vering Of the giant arm OF the
drcdgrr. and finally Of the fiifully 70.
Elected figures OF men IN tho water
that Dcuctru,ca ard remains with one
by virtue or lis very repetition. By
the balance that he has maintained
~ these opening scenes. Won stern.
berg, the director. has gone far TO
unlatch new door toward art in
the cinema
Thursday Yakima Canu,t IN
Wolves Of The Road" and new
episode Of Tho Go.Gcticrt viii be
Fhowu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Teacher of Evolution
Likes Coaching Better
Victim of Test Case for Tennessee Anti
Evolution Law Trained Winning Team

DAYTON. Tenn. June s-1ohn r.
scopes. youthful high school teach.
err who next month goes on trial
for violating Tcnncssee's auti.cyolu.
ton law. would rather read omar
Khayam's "Rubalyat' than Oar
wins Origin OF tho Species"
and / set more fun out % coach.
Ing the football team than explain.
ing to a class OF bored boys and
girls ''Mcndcfs Law Of HereditY =
the sandy.haired youth or "a re.
yealed In an interview with the
United Press today
Because he was the only teacher
at the local high school who played
basketball. football and baseball.
Scopes was appointed athletic dircc.
tor. and las, year he gave The Day.
ton school its first and only win.
ming team
Before he became the victim In
the ties, case, he went to his home
in Pcducah. Ky. and consulted his
parents. His mother, and father
told him to so ahead and face
prosecution.
He is the youngest In a family
OF six children. His father. a me.
chanie. came 10 this country when
young man and married girl
he mat In Union City. Tenn.
Scopes has never Joined a church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
ReUiUes OId-Fash-
ioned Loue-Making

DO YOU dare confess that you can.
In retrospect. hcarkcn back TO the
days when the beaux and bellies
didn't know "pctting porch" from
a pcrambulator2. or course. you
don't We know. your grandmamma
told you all about NJ
Nevertheless. ull This Is poignan,ly
brought TO mind by the lovemaking
in beauty and the had Man" the
film which holds the screen ut the
lIeilig this week, CARRIED In the
height Of 1870 fashion. Mabel Ballin
and Forrest Stanley uro very anus.
ing when they go "a'sparking." vcs.
Indecdle In those days. man had
TO do lot more than merely escort
a young woman 10 and from The
church social to earn goodnight
kiss and even then, they we're
scarcely given before several weeks.
months or years acquaintance &c.
eordlng to the modosty Of the pnrtlcu.
lar young woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Hatfons Authors of
Shirley Mason Film

The shirley Mason film which
closes four days run at the Cap.
iiol Wednesday. VIA written by Fred.
eriok and Fanny Hat,on. authors OF
many stage and screen plays.
There Is a universal appeal in the
work Of these two writer's which is
due, perhaps. 10 the combining OF the
masculine and feminine viewpoints
In the case OF The Stardust
Trail William Fox production.
Mrs. Hatton had more 20 contribute
than her husband: having been at
one time dramatic critic she accu.
INFLATED wealth OF theatrical knowl.
edge. II Il a story Of life behind the
scenes, involving tho romance Of n
musical comedy star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
California Gle e
Club Will Get
Welcome

The University or California Glee
club. which comes 10 tho Pantnges
thcater Monday as the feature AZ.
traction. Is going 10 have gay re.
cep,ion while In Seattle. Many nov.
elites OF entertainment have been
planned for the boys during their
visit here in tho city. and also while
they are performing here at the
thcAtcr
The University OF Washington
student body is going 10 accord tho
giec club from the Southern state n
very cordial reception. according TO
advance Information given out by
that body. Tho California boys viii
appear In Seattle only for ono week
and are on tour that will take
them into Southern Alaska.
Many novelties have been arranged
on their program to be presented
over tho pantsges footlights, one OF
the features being the program rem.
dercd By the Golden Bear quartet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

l)(1&;,ll)
Reggy Bothered by
Too Many Women

u may not be- unusual 10 have four
dates in ono evening. but TO keep
them an at tho same time ia real
accomplishment Reginald Denny In
tho rollicklng farce. IN show You
the Town now al the Columbia.
does lt--but only for a while. Denny
appears az a sober minded college
professor torn from his work Co on.
terrain four women. Circumstance
crowd all his dates into ono night
and the result n undoubtedly ono or
tho funniest comedies the popular
star has produced
There IL Margaret Livingston. an
old sweetheart who bitches hubby
Just TO see RegEic a minute ana fets
caught IN his apartment There g.
Lilypn Tashmnu as tho wife ~ "a
friend. also 20 be entertained. There
la Marian Nixon, whom ha Aunt
sarah has wished upon him. and
there IN Ciasy Fitzgerald as the
wealthy widow whose good favor Is
Invaluable 10 his dear old college.
Reggie has "A busy night OF u. Among
tho comedians east In the play are
Nicely Edwards and George oyey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Picture hf{er

william Collier. Jr., has been an
actor ever since he was two years
old. Now al %. he is enacling one OF
tho greatest roles that the silent
drama has ever afforded. that Of
Prodigni Son in Paramounts big
Biblical spectacle. The wanderer."
Earl Hudson. supervisor OF pro.
duction al the First National studios
is dclving into scientific archives for
the necessary data and information
for Atlantis" his sequel to the
years sensation. THE Lost World, ="
Thru the cooperation Of the
French government. Gloria Swan
sons new photoplay. Madame Sans
Gene. was filmed IN the actual
spot where the events recorded in
the play took place more than a
century ago.
Conway Tearlo and Barbara La
Mari will appear together in a pic
ture for the second time in the
forthcoming photoplay. The Heart
OF a Siren" They also portrayed
the principal roles OF The White
Moth"
Toby Claude. until few years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

ADVERTISEMENT
department. OF the Interior. Cen
yal Land Office. Washington, 10. G..
Nay ~. 1925. Notice - hereby given
hat pursuant TO the provisions OF
ne act Of July ;, 1854 Ca stat. 1902.
~ lands in the following abandoned
Military reservations in the state OF
Washington, will be offered for sale
ier cash by the smallest legal sub
aytsien 20 the highest bidder. at not
80 Than the appraised price in the
astrict land office Mt Seattle, Wash
aston. commencing at 10 4. NJ.
August Z. 1895: Washington Harbor
West Sidel. T. 80 n, r.. : w. ~ VI.
Washington. 1885 acres. appra sped
~ fls,0yl.5s: Washington Harbor
,lEast Sidsl. T. 30 ~. Il. 2 W, t2g
seiss, appraised AT t2,777.25. Chatham
..y.nl tWesD. T. 30 N. X. w,
ntie acres, appraised at S9.525.s0:
,.aiiam Point lEast), T. 30 n. Il. 2
~. 9sLls acres appraised at
Sishi9; shaw Island tWesf sideJ
- ", X. W, 507.ss aercs, au-
pIalssd at f3.7lf.2O. Shaw island
.Eas, sldel. rs. IS and ss n, n. 2
,.s,, e,s-sS acres. appraised at
there will be sold on August s.
80. WV abandoned military fcser-
w, .ssns mentioned below. Lopez ISL
~ voutnwest portion1. rs. IS and
!. X w, 671.2s acres, appraised
s..,'issg; Lopez Island fnorthwest
g.Honi, Ts. % and 3s n, X. 2 w.
.tS5 acres. appraised at g8.015. 25 !.
7sn Juan Island (southcast point
~ ~ Y. ? w. 1850 acres. APP
nsned at si.i9I.50: Vancouver
;.m,nI tt. 20 and 30 n. II. 2 w.
Est acres. appraised ut g9.0ao.33.
sssnsr Information can be obtained
Washington. - ~
WILLIAM SPRY.
Commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Well Acquainted
With Her Manager

once upon time aud no, 80 long
ago Marjorie paw wasn't a motion
picture player Her brother was.
To-day she u and he hnt.
a few years ago Marjorie used 20
escort her Kid" brother 70 tho stu.
dos to watch him act and scc that
he didn't luao his carfars The kid"
brother was member Of famous
Hollywood child company and Mar.
j0ric lonEed to act. too.
Time reversed conditions bit.
Now Marjorie = a famous actress
and Il ~ her brother who sees thai,
she doesn't loac her carfarc homo.
The fact IN that her brother is now
her financial manager
Miss Daw plays an imporinn, role
IN 'one Way street. the current
attraction az tho Coliseum thea,cr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
WickedeSt Man
Isn't SO Bad,
Says His Wife

NEW YORK. June 3.-The "wick.
~ edoHt man In tho world is also
about the most timId. You can take
that from bits wife
10 may svaRscf boldly 20 film con.
quests but 10 real lfc Adolphc Men.
iou whose leor has launched thou.
and plots. leans upon her shoulder
more than q little,
"YcH, 1 attend 20 practically all OF
hls business affairs" saya the very
attractive wife n the "wicledCst
man"
TO which Adolphe mods his assent
as he sits quite innocenteycd. So.
lectigg chocolates from q huge box
-Thnts Hght. she does" he echoed.
You I. Uw she's got a way OF speak.
ing her mad. Of talking straight out
10 people I'm one OF those persons
who VIII fight like the devil once I'm
backed in corner. nut III be I'm.
posed on a long while before get
that way"
Yes. he's really quite timid," Mrs.
Menl0u Interrupted, casting nn "
fectlonate glance at tho "wlokedest
man." lie IL no terribly tolerant
and goodnniurcd that II nmuscs me
a lot 10 think that most OF the world
looks az him as AN arch villain"
MrnJou. as is well known among
screen folk tho little known else.
where. Is among tho most brilliant.
minded OF film folk. A graduate Of
Cornell University. he had studied
engineering. He has read widely and
studied diligently. once tho college
doors had closed Il was 10 the the.
alter. rather than 10 engineering that
he turned lie boasts OF having been
the most poorly paid film actor,
working FOR $3.50 a day Of which 80
cents went 10 an agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Actress Gets Ride
on Huge SnoW PIoD

Starring in BARGE. Son o. Kazan. -
the attraction a, tho Blue Mouse.
Anita Stewart has the role OF Ne.
pesse. the French.indian girl who.
living in the open spaces Of the Cana.
dian Northwest. suffers many hard.
ships ON the way 10 Bonner Lake.
California. where tho company went
on location, tho altar had an expert.
ence which was excellent prepare.
ton for her work in The pho,oplay.
Before the party reached Truckee.
en- route. Il ran into snow Of such
depth that rotary snow plow was
ordered out to preccdc the train
across tho divide. The engineer.
learning that Miss Stewart was
aboard The train. invited her to ride
with him in the pillow. and she nc,
ceptcd with hlncrlty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Colonial Shouting
Held to AnslUer"

Held 10 Answer" at the Colonial
Wednesday, is Metro screen vcr.
sion Of the gripping story OF the
same name from the pen OF Peter
Clark MacFariauc House Peters. re.
Gently seen in The storm. Human
Hearts" and Lost and Found" has
the leading role ~ fighting parson.
Others in the cast arc John sainpolis.
James Morrison. Evelyn Brent and
Grace Carlyle.
The story is that OF an actor who.
dlsillusioncd by an unhappy love M.
fair, turns to preaching. Ills rcputa.
ton and popularity as a preacher arc
seriously threatened when he is
falsely accused or theft by an actress
whose love he has rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Comedy Provides
LoDe Ethics Problem

Heres n problem Of love ethics
n u b. wrong 10 marry girl for
her money Is 10 also rcprchensiblc
TO ask Young lady whom sou love
70 marry you IN order that. Incl.
dcnially. you can pick M $1,000 900
from tho estate Of deceased uncle
who has willed you that sum pro.
vided YOU marry AZ once7
Buster keaton. Ia his new comedy.
Seven Chancet." which is causing
much laughter az tho Liberty. 81
caught Ia Just such a pfedica,acnt.
When he explains 10 the girl 81 his
dreams that be viii collect 5000. 900
II and when she mnrries him. the
girl turns him down cold And Bus.
ter Is thereby forced ont into tho
open matrimonial market TO look for
wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Huston Gives First
Sermon in Seattle

Bishop 5. Arthur Huston. diocese
Of olympia. delivered his first SER
mon in Seattle Wednesday morning.
He preached from the pulpit OF st.
Marks church. AZ noon the new
ashcp was guest at a luncheon at
ended by other clergy and laymcn
4 the diocese. Officers and com
ziitses we're to meet at The olym-
pC at 1 .. m, sEHK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
SING GYRo SONGS

Rehearsal OF club songs is planned
for the luncheon OF the Gyro club
Thursday noon in the L. G. Smith
Building restaurant Plans for the
international convention In vancou.
yer. July 1913, viii also be dis
cussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
EINEsT TRANS To sPOKANE

New Oriental Limited. No extra
fare. Leave Seattle D. m. arrive
Spokane a. m Refreshing nights
rest in casy-riding now Pullman
sieepers. Every travel comfort
Giunt oilburning. cindcrlcss locomo
tivcs. Smooth roadbed Breakfast
on diner, with full business day
ahead. Great Northern. City Ticket
office, 1903 Fourth ave. MA in.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Hebrew Association
to Have Mock Trial

fudge" Thomas Joseph Louis
Esnnedy Will ty his first case
Wednesday evening when he win sit
:, a trial Of a $4,000 heart hahn suit
at the Young Mems Hebrew asso.
cation club rooms.
The mock trial has been arranged
b Attorney Philip Tworogcr and a
yOuns woman. widely known in Jew
81 welfare work. will take the role
u plaintiff She will be represented
81 Attorney Ralph Horr and the De
isadans will be represented by At.
torney John F. Dorc.
Some spicy" testimony IS 10 be
Introduced against the defendant
when the complaining witness takes
the stand.