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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
CYNTHIA GREY ---,
When o. Mons IN Love
He Tells the World
CYNTHIA GREY
But With Maid It's Different; She
Lives in Dream World Her Own
BY CYNTHIA GREY

When is in love the world is his, and he's the
very top of IT, He whistles he shaves He sings in the
shower bath. He his most laxative neckties And
he drives his with the throttle wide open He wants
even the traffic cop TO know he's in lovel
But with girl it's different She's in little world Of
her own She dreams her love story into every
ing picture she Sees into every besecr she reads She
pictures herself for her lovers eyes, every rock in every
shop window along the avenue.
For she does not conde TO her best friend "wha
he said TO and what said 10 him." Her slogan is
Why speak of love?
After marriage that's all changed tho Her husband is
her main topic of conversation The sewing circle know
what he likes for breakfast and what he thinks of
who smoke, She airs his opinion everything and every
body from Billy Sunday to Billie Burke.
But man discusses his wife. He's sphinx-lika
about her as she is about her exact age.
And TO this is the riddle OF the universe Long
after the last crossword puzzle is solved wives viii still
be wondering what husbands find to talk about to
each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
AMPUTATE FOOT
Heifernan, Injured at Baker
River, Operated Upon

Frank Heffcrnau. whose foot was
crushed In tho dirt lIide al the
stone 4 Webster construction camp
on the Baker river, had tho injured
mcmhcr amputatcd Monday night
The amputation was performed by
Or. George ~, Horton
Heffcrnan Is a son OF MIR and
Mrs John r. Hefrrrnan. t0s Blaine
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
On Sale "Wednesday
Special, Yard

any ?. Students may register at
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mits time for selectiye consideration
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
Don't MdrTp
Man Who Lies

Dear Miss Grey; In answer TO
the woman who asked whether
ahs should marry man who
breaks his word and drinks.
take MY advice and stay AZ you
are A man who drinks. lies also,
Each time he drinks no gets worse.
i've had nine years dii not
know before. like you DO. I was In
troduecd "a him by friends who
know. and I had spcn, my lhs,
quarter to help them many a time.
l am ono Of the married women
who work. but Il IA because I have
70. Ny husband was drinking for
nearly three months. spent all he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27

made. and now expects me 90 help
him out Cheer up. I'm hoping
thorr ls tetfer ln store Tor sou,
Give him up anyway 70 A u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
Holdup Murder Trial
to Start on Friday

KLAMATH FALLS. ore. Jan. ~.
Trial % four OF the five men tn.
dictcd on first degree murder charges
Tor the killing % oscar Erickson dur,
Ing a cariroom hOldup January T.
win begin Friday In the district court
% Judge Leavltt. District Attorney
GanonE announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
Thinks Letter
N folg


Dear Miss Grey have read
your columns for a long time and
never have seen 90 much u a
Joke as the letter from zone Who
Was Sensible, But Reformed" and
~ I rvad - as letter tonight In
answer thought Il wUH the heat
answer 20 H.
have a hoy ~ and another ~
years Of arc or course ! have gone
u good deal and stayed az home,
too. and I can't any my face n
greasy and rull Of hlaekhcads In
fact. I know numtcr 81 women
who have had 10 stay home with
children and some OF them keep up
their appearance just the same l
think It's all In n person, II seems
10 me good cooking and n clean
house keeps "a man rather than
paint
ONE wflo rs STILL SENSIBLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-27
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
TWO DEAD, THREE
 HURT AT ELECTION
Riot Develops at Polls When
 School Question Is Argued

Williamson. W. Va, May 20.--- APl-Sherman Parsley, a merchant of Kermit, near lcre, and Buck Kirk, president of he board ot ed- ucation, are dead 9rd three other men are wounded, while 3ix ar un- der arrest on a charge ct shooting as the result of ycsteS lay'E pistol battle at poll at Kermit, where an election was being held on lh4 2uns- ton Of creating an mdepcnIerr school district.
 Ken Champan of Nermr, Icnn Chain, deput ysherih, and Ken Kirk of Matewan are ia hosp'tal at Huntington with wounds they re- ceiyed in the fight. Kirk, a special deputy, is shot in the abdomen.
 Accounts Of the battle say that between lj0 and 900 shots wee fired.
 The fight is understood to have started when man named Lee Curry brought two negroes to the poll, pr. F. T. Stcph, on election official questioned he ogrocs' right 10 vote and Curry .trucG him.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
CHURCH DISPUTE
 NOW ENTERS COURT
Injunction Sought to Fight
 Expulsion and New Hotel

New York, May 20.-~ Dissension in Calvary BapDisl church, of which the Rev, Dr. John Roach straton is pastor. has developed into litigation,
 Five insurgcnt members of the board of trustees obtained a tcm- porary injunction yestcrday, seeking 10 prevent their expulsion and also 10 prevent erection Of 20-story combination church and hotel.
 The plaintiffs petition says that Dr, Straton has driven many yalu- able workers from the church. The suit reveals that charges against the plaintiffs have been made recently to the board Of dcacons. The ercc- ton of a skyscraper church, fl is set forth, would violate pledge made by a previous pastor not 10 mort gage the present property. which is worth s2.o0O0oO,
 Mir. StratOn is leading a fight against the Rev. Dr, Harry Emerson losdick, eX-Prcsbytcrian preacher recently called 10 the Park Avenue Baptist church of which John D. Rockefeller, Jro is a trustee. Dr.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
ANN SUTER AT CAPITOL,

Tonight is the last showing of the present bill of Keith vaudeville at the Capitol which features Willie West, McGinty Co.,, as the hoadlners. The photoplay feature, Wife of the Centaur," also completes it's showing tonight.
 Tomorrow the entire show changes and brings a new bill or Keith vau- deVille that looks like Il winner. There are several features on this program. Perhaps one of the most outstanding is the appearance of New Britain's favorite sonGstrcss, Ann Suter, a charming girl who has been a big faNorite here in the past, Other acts include Ely and Co. of fcrinE the leading lady iugglor in vaudeville, Ely Is a young lady who presents an offering that is real novel in the juggling line; Laura rierpont and Co, will offer "A Book Revue" a comedy song cycle that is cleverly done; Pilard and Porter are a classy pair with new line Of Va liety stunts; and Four Flushings' is a big Keith headliner. II is a musical prevarication in two fibs, has a cast of five good entertainers, and carries a carload of special scenery in the ae aging Of their act.
 The photoplay feature on this bill tiers Paramount's "Contraband, q inc melodrama with an all star cast nat includes Lois Wilson, Noah Hrery, and Raymond Hatton. There
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20

Chairman Conlon and Engineer Williams to go further into this.
 Reject Wisk Gas station
 The board disapproyed the poti- ton of Mrs. Mary Wisk for the erec- ton Of gas station at the corner Of Grove and Lafayette streets, hold ing that such was an improper place for the station, The plan Of Albert sherman for the erection of a sim- liar station on East street opposite Jubilee street, the board voted 10 in- spect further, The following were approved; station on Stanley street near Gaffney's bridge; one on Kelsey and East streets, and one on the Plainyillc road near the city line.
 Sidewalks were ordered on La. salle street to LaWler street, and sewers were ordered installed in Cabot street, Newington avenue from Market 10 Chapman street. in Biruta street and in Clinton street,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
City Items

Mrs. Bernard r. Gaffney, Mss Esther McCabe Miss Mary Gaffney and Mrs. Edward l.. Hannon will be patronesscs at the annual May dance to be given by the Daughters of Isabella at the Bungalow tonight.
 50cs reduction. Victor Red Seal single faced records. C. l.. Pierce &s Co.-Advt.
 Gulbransen player pianos at Morans' -advt.
 The annual fair of the A. M F. Zion church will open tonight for a three nights run at Odd Fellows hall on Arch street.
 Home cooked luncheon. Crowell's. -advt.
 50rs reduction, Victor Red Seal single-faced records. C, L. Pierce (; Co.-AdVt.
 The Hartford praying band will meet at the home of Mrs. Cora Rogue of 69 Arch street this ove- ming at 7:4j o'clock.
 5oc5 reduction, Victor Red Seal sirgle-faced records. z. l.. Pierce 6c CO.--AdVt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Beer Pipes Under City
 Streets Near Providence

Providence, k. l., May 20.-(AP) ---Federal prohibition agents in a raid in SlatorsNlle, k, l, yesterday uncovered the first beer pipe line in Rhode Island, running under a street and having connections with build ingS on opposite sides Of the thor oughfare. They discovered the inter- building" line while raiding the sa- loon Of Joseph Gcrmaine on Main street in the village. At the saloon end spigOts were attached for dis pensing the beer and al the other end in garage across the street, also owned by Gcrmainc, was at tachod barrel containing beer, ac- cording 10 the agents. A total Of sev- on barrels and g cases Of beer were found.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20

aligned themselves with one or the other and with the dispute leading nowhere. the matter was tabled al the motion of Chairman Conlon. This was agreeable 10 Commission. CT Ohlson.
 Cedar Street Complaint
 Concerning complaints received from property owners on Cedar street that water from a brook In the vicinity was backing up in the roar of their property, the board de- cidcd that the city was not liable for the remedying of the condition. The origin of the trouble has been traced 10 the fact that property own CTS in West Main street west Of Cedar street have been filling in their property causing the brook water 10 back up in the rear Of the property owned by the Cedar street group. Engineer Williams was au- thorized by the board 10 discuss the matter with the corporation counsel. Chairman Conlon intimated that the Cedar street people might have re- course 10 lawsuit in the matter.
 The board also voted 10 have the work Of setting back the curbs on Stanley street from Hurlburt street 10 the junction at Hartford avenue done and 10 bill the property own CTS for the cost. This setting back is a prerequisite to the paving Of the street.
 Chairman Conlon suggested that no future streets be accepted at all unless those who have developed them have brought them at least to subgrade. The board empowered
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
CoRINNE GRIrFITH-pALaCE.

Tonight IS Inc last Showing at Ono Palace of William l'OX's master piece, "rhe Last Man on Earth, |" which has caused much comment since it's opening Sunday, On Thurs day with the change Of program, two photoplay features will be offered.
 Admirers of Corinne Grfilh's screen charms have rare oppor- tunity Of seeing her in contrast in "Love's Wilderness" her latest First Natnonal film, at tho Palace Thurs day, Friday and Saturday. The other photoplay will present popular Hoot Gigson in q western drama, Tanning the West"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
OFFICERS REELECTED

New York May %. AP)-Morris W. Johnson of Philadelphia. was reelected president of the United States Football association and Philadelphia was chosen as the scene of the 1926 convention of tho organization at it's session yesterday. Other officers elected were: William J. Patrick Of GrantWood, \. J., first vice-president; H, r. Murray of Providence R. l., second vice presi. dent; Armstrong Patterson of De- troit third vice president; W. R. .Cummins of Chicago, treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
MY WIFE AND r AT LYCEUM

"Pampercd Youth" tho screen version of Booth Tarkington's prize winning novel. The Magnificent Ambersons," will open at the Ly- ceum theater tomorrow afternoon in conjunction with a feature bill which also includes the Al Christie feature comedy, stop Flirting"
 Tonight inc attraction will be , My Wife and I,' the novel film drama that has pro' cd so entertain- ing all week, The p.cture features Irene Rlch,' J. Huntley Gordon, Constance Benett, oJhn Roche John Ifarron and other3.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
witnesses reported.

witnesses reported.
 Chapman drew gun snd rushed to separate the men, as did Buck Kirk, police were toid Chapman, it is said, fired first. killing Kirk al- most instantly. As Kirk fell, his pis- tol was discharged and Chapman re- ceiYcd the bullet. Parsley, hy- atander was shot when one of the fighters used him as a shield, ae- cording 10 thea accounts.
 Police hurried to Kermit from here, upon receiving word of the battle, and arrested Ira Maynard, chief Of police of Kermit; Lee Cur ry Jim Muney. Ira Webb, Bill Dll- lon and a man named Waller. The wounded were placed on a train and sent 10 Huntington.
 Police said last night that they ex- pcctod to make other arrests,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20

lTosdick stipulated that tho Park Avenue church shall not insist upon immersion.
 Saying that he does not believe tho great mass of people will stand for frank and evolutionary depar- tures," Dr, Straton in his latest statement predicts that the contro- versy over nr, Fosdlck will lead up 10 final settlement Of issues be- tween modornists and fundamcntal- isls among Baptists.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20

are continuous shows and music daily,
 Beginning Sunday night for a run of four days, tho greatest picture Of all time, "The Covered Wagon" will be offered with the usual vaudeville show and at no advance in prices.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
GERMAN PLAYS FOLEY

London, May 20. (AP)-Hans Samek. the first German ever enter ed for the British amateur golf cham pionshiD, has been drawn 10 meet Cyril Tolley, former cham pion. in the tournament which opens at Westward Ho next week. Samek is the only scratch player in the fatherland.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20

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 Buy "Diamond Dyes'--no other kind-and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk. or whether it is linen. cotton, or mixed goods.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
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Millions of the most up-to-date house keepers use but one kind of soap in their homes laundry soap, not shampoo soap, not mysterious especial" soaps, not fancy perfumed soaps, but IVORY Soap-so pure and mild that it will safely cleanse the tenderest skin or the most delicate fabric, and vet so rich in cleansing studs that it may be used for any soap-andwater task.
 Use Ivory for your laundry work, for instance, and you will probably so prolong the life of your clothes that the saving in this way alone will more than pay the cost of the soap, Wash your lovely china and glass and silver in a big pan of warm frothy Ivory studs, and you will wonder why you have ever let your hands endure soaps less pure and gentle.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-20

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Ivory is 46 years old.

Yet it is as modern and up to date as well, as sterling silver.
 Ivory has outlivcd thousand fads and limitations and is still the fashion, because, like solid silver, it is genuine, it is pure, it serves every modern pur- pose, better than anything else you can buy.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
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Evening star., 1925-07-30
new DEBT BASIS
FOR MEXICO SEEN
Resumption of Service and
Abrogation of Pact Are
Predicted.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, July 30.-Well in
formed circles say that announcement
of resumption of Mexico's foreign
debt service upon a new basis Is to be
made soon, simultaneous with an an
nouncement of the abrogation of the
Lamont-De la Huerta debt funding
agreement.
The new arrangement as described
in these circles eliminates the debts
of the Mexico City Railways and the
Gaia de Prestamos'' Qoan bank),
which will either be redeemed or
treated independently from the gen.
eral debt. 1t is said that the 10 per
cent tax on the gross receipts of the
National Railways, which in Is
months has amounted to more than
100000 pesos about $500 ,000) will
play an important role in the separ-
ate arrangement covering the railway
item.
Will either lose its autonomy or the
federal government will take charge
OF the main revenues to cover the
debt as a guarantee. The Gaia de
Prestamos" is to sell half of it's prop
critics, valued at 25, 1000, 900 pesos, to
pay the principal of it's debt, while
the interest is to be paid with profits
accrufng from it's remaining proper
ties.
Alberto J. PAM, secretary of the
Mexican treasury. recently issued a
statement denying an announcement
attributed to him that the treasury
contemplated abrogation on august 1
OF Lamont-De la Huerta agreement for
payment of outstanding debts of Mex
leo. What he did say, he pointed out,
was that negotiations were in prog
ress between the Mexican government
and international bankers with view
to resuming debt payments in a way
that would be satisfactory to all the
parties.
The Mexico City newspaper Ell Uni
versal. several days ago, reporting
that the government was seeking a
revision of the debt agreement, said
Evening star., 1925-07-30
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PICK
GRAND OFFICERS TODAY
Minneapolis and Detroit Enter
Lists to Get Orders Next
Conclave.
nv the Associated Press.

SEATTLE. Wash, July 30.-Elec-
ton of Grand Encampment officers and
selection of the 1928 convention city
comprised the principal business be-
fore the Grand Encampment of
knights Templar today. At the Uni
versity of Washington Stadium COM
petitive drills of picked communicates
continued. with awarding of prizes
set for tonight.
MINNEAPOLIS and Detroit are rivals
for the next conclave.
George w. Vallery of Denver, right
eminent grand generalissimo, was
slated for elevation to the post of
grand master to succeed L. P. Newby
of KniGhtstown, Ind.
Evening star., 1925-07-30

CITY CLUB.
I will sell my $1OO member
ship in the City Club to any
eligible person for $50 Address
4 BOZ YAK, Star office.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Nauy's Ne,o Flying
Boat Is GiUen Test
For Pacific Flight
BY the Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 30.-The
Navy's new flying boat, Phi, built
here for flights between California
and Hawaii, went through a first
test yesterday. The plane is larger
than those used in the around-the-
world fight and is said to have a
greater cruising radius than any
heretofore built.
The vessel is approximately so
feet long, has a wing spread of
about 80 feet, carries two S00-horse-
power engines and weighs about
10000 pounds. 1t has a tank
capacity of | 800 gallons of gasoline
and is designed to carry two pas
sengers beside it's crew of five.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Sent From Philippines.

Lieut.. Coll Amos r. Stallings, judge
advocate in the Philippines, has been
ordered to this city for duty in the
office of the Judge Advocate General,
War Department, and Lieut.. Col.
Hugh G. Smith. judge advocate at
Baltimore, has been ord"red to
Manila, p. T., for duty.
Evening star., 1925-07-30

the contemplated change sought to
eliminate the debts of the National
Railways. of the GAIA de Prestamos"
and of Mexico City. so as to enable
each to assume responsibility for its
own debts.