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The Washington times., 1925-10-03

POLI'S-One of Earl Carrolls
most ambitious musical offerings
will debut at Polls Monday night
for the new week when the pre-
vaiere of "Oh You" will be held
with Lester Allen. the comedian,
in the featured role. Allen has
long been a mainstay of George
Whites Scandals" Vivienne
Segal, Wilton Lackaye and Wan1a
Lyon, each Of sufficient impor-
lance to warrant a production by
themselves, string along with
Allen, composing quartet of as
prominent stage folk as any -nu-
steal production has ever boasted.
Others in the important parts Of
the cast are Riggs and Witchie.
the dancers; Chester Fredericks,
Gertrude Lennon, William Foran
and Irving Beepe. A large chorus
OF beauties, too. The piece is
: broad farce set to music. Indeed,
1t is said to boast a book of suf-
ficient entertaining qualities to
stand without the girl and music
establishment that Carroll has
given it.
NATIONAL - Washington will
glimpse for the first time the
talented daughter of the famous
comedian, Fred Stone, when that
agile master of the comic art.
brings his Stepping Stones" to
the National for the week begin
ming Sunday night. Daughter
Dorothy, Fred Stone, himself.
and none other than Mrs. Stone,
also, are the leaders of this fes-
tiva1 Of fun, dance and song.
Anne Caldwell and r. H. Burn
side are responsible for the book
and Jerome Kern has done the
tunes. The show, as usual with
every Stone production, is as clean
as whistle. which is far from
saying that it isn't the very finest
OF entertainment, Producer
Charles Dillingham; is sending the
original cast and production here.
Though Stepping Stones has
been on view in the principal
cities for nearly two years, it is
said there hasn't. been one alter
alton in the cast.
BELASCO-DuII care may well
lap out the window and be
forgotten for night by those
who drop into the Belasco to-
morrow night or any night the
rest of the week for a peek at rs
Eat So" one of the funniest
comedies Broadway ever saw
The play was written by James
Gleason and Richard Tabor. two
actors who, happening to be out
OF work, couldn't lay idle and
turned their hands to playwrit-
ing. So successful was "Is Eat
So" that Gleason asked himself:
How hong has this generosity
been going on?" and forthwith he
wrote another play THE Fall
Guy which promises TO equal
rs Eat So" for the laugh honors.
The play centers about two prize
fighters who find themselves
tran ported to the home of a
wealthy young man through GER
tain circumstances that form a
The Washington times., 1925-10-03

edy and a scene of Hamburg,
Germany.
The Washington times., 1925-10-03
NAVY NIGHT AT
PALACE
MONDAY

Twenty-Five high officers, re-
presenting the Bureau of Naviga-
ton and the United States Naval
Academy, and their wives, will
be the guests of Secretary Of the
Navy Curtis D. Wilbur when
Navy Night is celebrated at
Loew's Palace Theater next Mon
day with the showing Of THE
Midshipman"
"The Midshipman" Is the photo
play of Naval Academy life and
romance which was filmed in
Annapolis last June with Ramon,
Novarro in the title and starring
role
It is also the much discussed
film in which Secretary Wilbur
is pictured in a separate scene
handing Ramon Novarro a diploma
at the graduation exercises and
performs other scenes with the
tar which are incidental to the
story. AS the photoplay was
produced by the Metro oldwyn-
Mayer Company under the super
vision and with the cooperation
of the Navy Department, this
duty was incumbent upon Secre-
tary Wilbur.
Navy Night" is therefore de-
signed by Manager Lawrence
Beattus to signalize Secretary
Wilbur's debut as a full-fledged
movie actor. Though his per-
Torrance is much briefer than
Novarro's, It is deemed just as
valuable, and perhaps more go,
because CT the peculiar nautical
nature of the film. Secretary
Wilburs appearance in it is said
to- give it the necessary stamp of
roc Iisr1 and al1fhanficifv
The Washington times., 1925-10-03

edy and a scene of Hamburg,
Germany.
AMBAS S ADO R-Barbara La
MARI in THE White Monkey" is
the star at the Ambassador the
first three days OF next week,
when an Aesop Fable. THE Hero
Wins" will also be shown. On
Wednesday and Thursday Alice
Joyce appears in The Home
Maker" and Harry Langdon in
"Boobs in the Woods" For Fri.
day, Wings of Youth" will be
the feature. with Edith Nelson in
Tot and Heavy" a scenic and
Topics added, and on Saturday
Richard Dix in THE Lucky
Devil" Neal Burns in Soup I'd
Nuts at Spotlight and a Felix
comedy.
CENTRAL - Barbara La MARI
in THE White. Monkey" adapted
from Galswofthy's great work;
Lige Conley in Pleasure Bound,
and a Pathe Review will be
shown at Central, Sunday and
Monday of next week. On Tues
day and Wednesday, Doris Ken
yon in "The Half Way Girl
and a comedy. Who's which,"
are offered. Constance Talnladge
stars Thursday and Friday in
Her Sister from Paris with a
Hal Roach comedy added. and
Virginia VaIli and Eugene O'Brien.
in Siege and Hal Roach's
Sherlock S1euth" are listed for
Saturday.
The Washington times., 1925-10-03
.S1ANDARD'' Anfi-knock GAS
A Organizations for
Truth in Advertising

It is interesting to the public Of Washington to
know that their Better Business Bureau is one of
forty-four similar organizations located in leading
cities throughout the country and all devoting i'm
partial and disinterested efforts for Truth in Adj
vertisng.
Headed by National Better Business Bureau these
cities support similar organizations:
The Washington times., 1925-10-03

The publication of this an
nouncement in these columns
is evidence that this news
paper co-operates with and
supports the Better Business
Bureau for your protection.
The Washington times., 1925-10-03

tons Capital through it's Better Business Bureau
not only the national developments in business
ethics and standards, but also system of intelli-
gence by which itinerant advertisers of question
able worth may be investigated.
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
A FREE EDUcATfos
 AND FREE TRAVELLING

Are yoz anbitioas so see5ne soe kkespers accountant. as expert ln fxaffr nan4gsnasnt. or an authority os commercial Iawsf
 Are you interested h the meehAni- cal lsnes. and ~ish se become an auto mobile expert. plumber. boilernaksf. nseehzrseAi engineer. or sfeet metal sorkerf Select year own ecuFs<l
 Do you prefer some agricultural fseid and desire e. take ap fruit rui- ssre. poultry hasbanary, or farm manage na@ntf
 Perhaps y0a are interested h draw tsex. in arehiteeture. sAiesnanshsp. CT fsrslkn trade.
 Thess and scores 6f other subject. wla be taught yoa through the cor reapor8enee method gwen ahsolutel5 without eoss. by the Marine Corp Irsfl5ute of Washington. D C
 Also yoa have the eppaFtunitl Wfsife learning ta zee ssTe thing o fse world by travelling from port {.
 f. from country ss country, aui 1sem ocean Co ocean. The E. s. Mar mes are fYavslersi The san asxer set on the s0id Glory or on those tha are guarding it Nov ls the time h you enlist it's your opportunity
 Hundreds of sueesssfal graduate Qxe their success in civilian ocrup@ tom 10 their Marine Corps training Tel the Sergeant as the Recraitlni Station iu ?. o bldg, Hartford. Conn
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
THE CHURCH CORNER
God's Mirrors

The very large majority If human beings believe that they possess a soul. but when one questions as Co what this soul is, what some of iis charac- terixtics are. all with a very small exception have nothing to say And 0f fhose relatively feW. Wha have def nifs belief and knowledge. the sum total of that knowledge seems t0 be. that the soul ss 8 part of God. a spark of His Divine Fire. 6 reflection of Him, sent out Co attain through ex- perience the likeness of the Father. and having attained that. io return again whence it came.
 Now the question is How Co attain. how ta make ourselves. eur souls like unto His own Glorious Image 2" l think hy imitation. by reflection. There is one thing which each soul has e do and that is to reflect the IfFhs of God which streams down into every living soul How .tsle or how much we reflect this light IS the gauge of our spiritual RTo~th, or evolution
 Our souls are ali Gpdss szsr-zzs, receiving and flashing out axAin His Light, only some of us keep our mir r0rs very dusty and dirty and so the reflection is feeble. and some of our mirrors or souls are So far hidden be- heath the crust and the many yrils with which we have covered cur un- hApuy souls. that. Gods Light falling auon these mirrorx is distorted and almost unrceexnixAhie. Bat dim and distorted. it Is still God
 Again we see some souls rejecting Cod 90 clearly. @ ssesdfastiy, that their soul k as a radiant jewel, with the facets of the jewel. love. know ledge, purity. hrpthsrlinesS eonuAs-
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

.HE roads haven't changed. But
 you're not conscious of their rough ness when you drive or ride in the New Paige or the New Jewett Step right along. Never mind those bumps They won't bump you All you feel is slow, gentle motion as you cross them
 The reason fu this restful new riding coufort2 Easily understood Fnst-bal- loon tires. But that alone isn't enough. Paige -Jewett engineers have designed a brand new type of spring suspension to get the full benefit of balloon tires.
 Next-springs are unusually long Paiges more than five feet long-Jew- etfs nearly half it's wheelbasel And husky weight-to hold the road That's the answer.
 Both Paige and Jewett are built low for comfort-yet road clearance has not been sacrificed It is still nine and half inches. Compare that with other cars
 And there's nothing but pleasure in the drivers seat of New Paige or Iewett. You'll hate to give up the wheel: Even with the added road friction of balloon tires you steer with effortless
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
NASH MOTOR co. HAS BIGGEST MONTH
February Sales Biggest h Eight Years' History of This
 Concern
s-e~psnE D~rs4az Fer SS=eisi sss
 A1xaaee1 Sis

FeHrzarT was tks bxxesf nssa1h Nash MstarF have bad sanes Ehe esn-I FsrV Nas esszh5Hhs1 sx1f pears ez8 iass Asgsst
 Tke saeeessg Senazs f1F sks Nass saa SIX ard AaTarera ST serae4 a tre nl1fe s5xziszsrt beeasss snip- mszss af .ae sn1-sfrg as sasls. 4zr-I ng f-s zaase north. w-rs b~lsw nss-f nal
 Wnh stocks of e4rs ir 1~aiers' szn1z an Fe5raAxy zs. tSeatg Eve Der cent aslgz the fx1yes sha. pre- tailes or tse asne eaT 2 year ago. Sxsf sk gr-ewlts seilpssess ssszprssr,s fer FehrsaFy isZk ey sss Nass rasr- gln ef 2 Der cent
 4 esz aAiorssy of tts czrs we1. ainaoss tnurssssi i&setg r1te tte hssss sf rs1A4 p1rr-&s~yk, demand a pz&1~ tleaziy al seeszszs gf sss essntrJs hsnf fn excess ef tss 1s4isF's siiss- inert
 sTss zaVFesssensss demAas foF Nask ezra ia fne ar ngat.s sanee tes lg.rs,s. 5rf5an af s1s rev Ire less@s @ deas. aa .a tse asa1ner 5n ~s5ee t1@y sass been ae<speee sy fhe p1oates sags r. H MeCarzg. general s2iss ssar4xsr ef fes N&sh Metgys Com narg sIs September for instance ssas Motors ssazsd zs increase of seven Der ceas ever tne satze month af t.s preF5Qas year Nftae ,fs Ia- Szssry as a &kele skcws1 8 ss1xe@ss of thirteen Der esn1
 ~snslzr fgurea Ter shs sseceeEinz nantss are interesting. Tae s&sh Essa n October over the press9sls year waf 5s per cent. the indussry' decrease being g per ceut. sn .o- .sssf.ssr. the Aaak f~er<sae p4s fEs ol per cent wIsh t1s issussry'k decrease of Zs per csnt; then came Dee Der, zlzays A low month. e1t again Nash made an increase, the fgsre thaA tlrne being tEenty-t~o Der cert Sfslte the general industry recorded decrease ef twenty sever per cent. in January tek szsa lHeTs&s% ~a4 thErty sso p<x cent as arzinsf she fnf1ssys's decrsaA> os twerty-nins per cent. and. ss re- lased above. tss February Incrssse 9f fftv-one per cen; made the month J9Ns ended the biggess month EE the history of tss NsAh Motors Con pany, regard iss. e.f the season and also rots'ffh- standing that ]. ~Ns three ds51 short er than the best previous rfortn in Nask history. October 1924.
 And the significance of thts record ls again snphAsazeS ln the fact that fhe industry as A w hole showed de crease in FekraAry. as against the same month a yv3r ago. Alfhoueh the spse sfe perxeniAxe hgures are not available al this tlrne.
 Rosoa Motor Sales Company are the Mash dealers in this vicinity
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
FALLS ARE BEAUTIFUL
C.ssA Park Need. Sp<snx Cis.niax
 snS P~nee Repair

The water in the Quinebsug riser is nigh but not ta a point af over foNing it's banks even tn the ios places south Of the city. fn some parts of Sew England there has been nach damage from miristure aoods. Car gili falls are now pretty sight ss the water AoNs over the several asnAs sH large volumes and rushes pactur- esqaely over the roeA bei0S A visit to Csrgil Park is worth whIie.
 The park has not zs F.t gse@ssss AIs spring cleaning. The park benehes are dirty and unuxAble and some of them are Iying bottom side ap. There is a large hole in the wire fence in the northeast corner of the park that needs immediate attention or some child may get too near the waters edge and fall into the swift current as the water takes the dam from the Manhassst trench
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
You'd Never Know the Ruts and Holes Were There

,ch-control-never hint of exertion- Special gearing and ball-bearing steer ing spindles account for that
 Rarely do you find the need for shift ing gears-for Paige and Jewett go always in high-smoothly-without labor. But when you do need second- shifting is simple, effortless move ment. No ciash-no grind-just velvet smoothness in the Paige Jewett clutch and transmission
 And there's giant strength in these two cars-vto carry you through years of strenuous use-with little need for service. There's beauty-to make you proud in the ownership of such cars beauty that finds its companions in the costly, custom-built cars.
 And such limitless power! From big. superbly balanced, moderate-speed six cylinder motors that are never even taxed-so they last longer.
 Search the entire field of motor cars today Then take the wheel of New Paige or New Jewett. These marvellous cars win tell their own story of superb comfort-matchless power-handlng ease Call or telephone us today. csA
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
REGARDING BLISTER RUST
|, Bark Disesse Absolutely Fatal to
 White Piaes

i Blister rust Is a bark disease. not 8 i bug 8r worm as many people believe. ! l. is Of European origin and found its way into the United States on nursery stock.
 lt is absolutely fatal =sssa kkiiis old as NeIl as young white pines
 ii ts generally prevalent fa Hurth- ] era New Engiand and is likely to be- come so in pine regions of southern New England unless prompt control measures are carried out
 Blister rust cannot spread direct iy from infected te healthy pines
 it spreads from infected pines Co eurrant and geosebeerry bushes and from these plants Co nearby white pines
 An average increase of infection of s to l5 per cent takes place yearly if localities where no control work has been conducted.
 Pine lots found free from blister rust do not contain entrants or goose berries
 Remenber. Destroying earrant and gooxeberry bushes stops the spread of thss fatal 8ssrase among white pines.
 Rsasons for cooperating in blister rust control
 White pine. our foremost native pine. is adapted to seilz sas. fer @ETs- cultural crops
 White pine helps pay the tax bill.
 White pins has pad ef mortgages. and educated families.
 Is logging and manufacture pro- visies employment for men and teams when other work is slack.
 White psne under twenty years of age. infected hy blsstsr rsrt. val neE ltTs ta reach box x-bezrd size
 The time 10 ss i've your pines is De- fore they become seriously infected. nos after.
 Tourists shogld refrain from carry ing native pih<s. entrants and goose A C ... V. .
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03
ADMITS DOCUMENT
 AS LEGAL WILL
Judge Fuller Finds Test4trix Duly Executed Instrument
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Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

their fruits ye shall know them !" There can never be any question as to the spiritual truth of these souls from whom the reflected light streams out. They are the great teachers. the God men. They may be recognized and contacted by the soul whose own re- fiection Is clear enough to see by.
 We have the same chance as these great er rather these pure souls. IL rests entirely with us whether We will, to keep ea= sasrr0E ar jewel polished and bright, so that His Light may re feet back Co our fellow-souls. strong and pure. or whether we will reflect Him back distorted and dull. through the dust and dirt of inertia. sensa- alIty. ignorance.
 And one word. Let us not only try Co keep our own mirror or jewel bright. but let ns learn 70 perceive the light of our brother. If we cannot help bat see that his mirror Is SO deeply covered. that barely tue light can get through. then let Us stop by the way II may he a Wn0le lifetimel. to help that brother Add to his the strength. the knowledge ss have gain ed, to help him tear from his light The covers. and our brother seeing hls hght, the light he had perhaps de- spAiFea of ever showing, seeing this hEnt burning strongly and steadily, wlll take heart and soon learn self dependence. And again when we see another whose hEht is greater than ours. let Rs still in group spirit add our light Co his. Adding our hxht wlil make bis barn more bright ly. and we shall prove again the old iaw in regard 70 ourselves that. onlv by giving shall we increase. The more we give, the more God gives us.
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

Aerial prospeesinr of the mineral tzed triangle hordered by the Yukon. North West Territories and Alaska h being carried out by Vancouver engineer who has found large de positz Of coal and iron in this region.
 New Zealand shespmen are traubi- ed with two plaques. the rabbits which aAs sAs Ffass. and the kea. a species of mountain parrot which boneS holes ln the sheep's back and eats the fat aHay from the kidneys
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

If then thou hast to do with a dis putxrf while ke Is hot, initiate one wko does not stir. Thou hast the advantage over him if thou deepest silence when hs Is ustsring evil words. The better of two Is he who Is im- pA~ive.~ say the bystandsrs, and thou art yighf in the nnznlnn nf tka xxnst
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

There were TOO left-handei sl,ng throwing Benjamises. Who could ding stones al an hairbreadth and not mies." in early Asistic times of the Judges.
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

h the haksshops of Rangoon. Bur. n-a. men sit with their bare feet in the flour. rolling dough and frying puffs and doughnuts
Putnam patriot., 1925-04-03

Iceland moss is much used for food in the island from which t gets in name IL is ground with -four and added to soup for thickening
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02

! have it in the hall
downstairs and the rooms
downstairs and upstairs have
been perfectly comfortable
all winter, both day and
night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02
40 KELLY PLANES
co TO FORT WORTH

Approximately 40 airplanes from
Kelly Field have flown to Fort
Worth to attend ceremonies connected
with the opening of a new municipal
flying field and the annual state con-
vention of the American Legion.
Twelve pursuit ships and II DR.
ABS flown by instructors of the pur-
suit and attack sections of the Ad-
vanced Flying school, left Wednesday
morning for the convention city.
Ships of the bombardment section
and some of the ones flown TO Tulsa
for the air meet IN that city will bring
the total to 40.
The flights ar emade for training
purposes to give the student pilots ex-
perience in long distanc etsctical ma
neuvers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02
OFFICERS RAID
DICE CAME;
MAN HURT
Victim Injured When Four
Leap From Second
Story Window.

One man is known to have been in
jured, probably seriously. when with
four companions Tuesday night he
leaped from a second story window OF
q Santa Rosa avenue address during a
gambling raid upon a dice game.
Before the officers OWNED their
purpose the five fugitives had eyaded
arrest. One Of the men landed upon
an iron paling fence in his leap.
He crumpled 10 the sidewalk, evil
IDENTIFY injured, but officers saw his
companions pick him up and escape in
an automobile before their retreat
could be cut off.
Twenty-one others were captured
and booked on a charge of gaming.
The raiding squad composed of De-
tectives Hice, Golf, Higgins, Hartman
and Herbst surrounded the house be-
fore the gamesters took warning. A
lookout was captured as he sought to
give the signal.
Each officer taking a station at
door of the house, the two big games
in progress were flushed.
The fugitives rushed TO the win
dovs, crawled TO the sills and leaped
over the upper sashes. the lower one
having been closed. This added about
four feet TO their jump.
A raid by Patrolmen Anderson and
Gray of dice game melted five gam
blers and swelled the nights total to
&c arrests.
The q gamblers were fined SIS each
in corporation court Wednesday
morning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02
HiefMuades
Sanctum
Of the Law

A thief has invaded the very
sanctum Of the Law.
From the BeNar county court.
house where stern judges admin
lister justice, he has filched sew
eraI electric fans and even the
judges smoking tobacco.
So now deputy sheriffs are on
his trail.
One man was called into
Sheriff Jim Stevens office for
questioning Wednesday and
deputy sheriffs and nightwatch-
men are keeping vigil at night in
an effort to run down the thief.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-02
ONE DEAD, TWO HURT,
IN HIDALGO SHOOTING

EDINBURG, Sept. 2.-One person
is dead and two are wounded as the
result of shooting ARRAYS in Hidalgo
county during the past few days. Sal
vador Lopez was shot to death by
Guadalupe Trevino, Mexican deputy
sheriff of Edinburg, when Lopez re-
sisted arrest. Lopez shot the officer
in the mouth, however, before he was
killed. Trevino said.
A Mexican was slightly wounded at
Mercedes when he was fired at sev-
eraI times by another.