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The daily worker., 1925-03-19

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The daily worker., 1925-03-19
LETTERS FROM READERS
comrade Dies in, kuzbas.
Centerville, Nova Sec

Centerville, Nova Scotia.
To the DAILY WORKER: VIII you
allow me few lines Of space in your
paper to express my appreciation of
good comrade who has passed on.
am today in receipt of letter from
Comrade A. J: Woomer, now of the
Kuzbas colony, in Siberia in which he
tells of the sudden death of Comrade
Walter ]. Lemon.
Comrade Lemon went to Russia in
the spring of 1922. During my stay
in Kuzbas in 1928 I knew him well
and found him sound MARKHAM stu.
dent and one who could understand
and explain, instead of rail at, the
many discouraging factors that were
met in building up Communism in
Russia.
Under conditions in which the senti-
mentalist broke and wanted to get
back home to America for the chew
ing gum, movie shows and pork chops,
men of Lemons type stood solidly
and helped to build up Russian So
Wet industry.
The daily worker., 1925-03-19
AN ON-THE- MINUTE PAMPHLET is
BEDACHTyS .@WHITE TERRORISTS"
EXPOSING WORLDS ABRAMOVICHES


pamphlet
they s
This little pamphlet particularly timely carries
perhaps
The daily worker., 1925-03-19
Seeks His Relatives.

Comrade Lemon was born in On.
tario, Canada, and was about So years
Of age. He lived for years in Salt
Lake City, and was active in the so.
cialist party until the split when he
Joined the Communist Party. l am
desirous of getting in touch with his
people in Toronto or elsewhere.
A staunch comrade has passed on.
He was always ready to turn out al
any time and help at any job
always on hand for the Subbotnik,
the volunteer labor on Saturday,
always considerate and courteous to
the. Russian workers and peasants
Men OF his type won the respect OF
the Russian people. Yours for Com.
munism, Roscoe A. Fillmore.
The daily worker., 1925-03-19
But This Way it is Much Easier!


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Evening star., 1925-08-10
COLUMBIA-"Wild Horse Mesa

A wild west thriller, featuring wild
horses, wilder men, and the omnipres-
ent centeel heroine. done in the dash
ing Zane Grey manner, is offered this
week at the Columbia Theater under
the alluringly romantic title. Wild
Horse Mesa" The story, is timed in
the period when cloven hoofs out
numbered tenderfcet in the adventure
saturated section now picturesquely
remembered as the old vest
Mr.. Gray is an aYoWed thrill Gre
ator. In wild Horse Mesa his
achievement is a marvel in quantity
production. Pupils of the romantiCist
school of thinking, as opposed to the
realist school, will find the Columbia
hill n perfect orgy of adventure
though somewhat lacking in novelty.
Jack Holt. Billie Dove and several
thousand horses have the leading role.
They all more than earn their salaries.
The story concerns itself with the
vicissitudes Of good and bad western
ers in attempting to capture IL mag
nificent stallion, and the ViCiSSitudeS
OF the stallion in resisting the en-,
croachinC civilization and some eX-
pertly manipulated lariats. Among
it's hich-lights is the pursuit of the
hero by a band of horse thieves,
which is climaXed by a leap by. the
former from what looks like the top
OF Mount Everest. Another is a hand
to-hand encounter between the hero
Evening star., 1925-08-10
CENTRAI-"Wildfire."

Aileen Pringle, one of the beauties
of the screen, is the picture star at
Crandalls Central Theater in the film
version of the late Lillian Russell's
one-time success, "Wildfire," a come
dy-romance of the race tracks. The
companion offering is The Big
Town" a two-reel romp for "Our
Gang" and the Pathe Review, with
pipe organ music.
''Wildfire," Il George V. Hobart and
George Broadhurst story, abounds in
thrills, with many laughs, and is not
without it's brief moments of melo-
dramatic intensity. Its climax comes
with the running of one of the most
hairraising horse races ever caught
by a camera. 1t is notable that the
role of Bud, the jockey is played on
the silver sheet by Will Archie, the
Lilliputian actor, who created the
character for the original production
with Miss Russell Others of the cast
include Edna Murphy, Holmes Her
bert, Edmund Breese, Mary Thur
man, Antrim Short and Edna Morton.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
A M u S E M E N T S

and one of the numerous villains. A
third Is a general massacre of all VII
lains by an irate Indian chieftain, who
at the same time reScues the heroine
from the bands clutches.
The thrill of thrills, however, comes
in a spectacular dash of the thousands
of horses toward a cliff and a breath
taking ride by the hero to save them
from destruction. ride that, needless
to say. is successful
All in all. wild Horse Mesa" will
lift almost any one out of the dol
drums.
An Our Gang comedy of no mean
stature, the News Reel, Topics of the
Day and musical program of eX-
cellence round out the bill.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
EARLE R0OF-"The Hunted
Woman.

The Earle Roof opened its week s
bill last night with The Hunted
Woman" a story by James Oliver Cur
wood. laid in the far nor-h and featur-
ing Seena Owen in a role well suited
to her talents. An amusing comedy.
Curses" completes the showing for
tonight and tomorrow night.
Wednesday night Richard Barthel-
mess will start a twodaV run in his
latest photoplay, Soul Fire"
Evening star., 1925-08-10
For Burning Eczema
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Evening star., 1925-08-10
AMBASSADOR-"The Lady Who
ioI

Soap, a new Aesop Fable, is shown
the first three days of this. week at
Crandall's Ambassador Theater. Terry
supplements the feature picture, First
Nationals film version of Robert
Hichens' colorful story of the Orient,
snake Bite" whose screen title is
The Lady Who Lied
Other short reels and pipe organ
music complete the bill
Evening star., 1925-08-10
TIVOLI-"SOul Fire"

characterization of the young COM
poser in soul Fire" First Nationals
screen version of Martin Browns play,
Great Music" was the feature at
Crandall's Tivoli Theater yesterday
and continues today
Cliff Bowesz in Look Out" a new
comedy of laughter; Pathe Review
and delightful pipe organ music by
Otto F. Beck and Harold T. Pease
complete the bill
Evening star., 1925-08-10
Continued from Eleventh Page)

audiences at Loew's Palace Theater
yesterday in the Cosmopolitan screen
version of Peter B. Kyne's story,
Never the Twain Shall Meet.
II ia the story of a half caste girl,
"Tamea. Queen of Riva," who is in.
trusted TO the care of one Daniel
Pritchard when her leprous father
brings her to the United States from
their South Sea island home. Dan and
his pal and girl friend try to An1eri-
canize Tamea. but succeed only in
discovering how unmiStakahly and
adorably primitive she is. Tamea has
decided that Dan shall be her man
and is quite frank about saying so,
but brings it about only to realize
that he can never marry her. She
slips away in the night and returns to
her old home and to her people, but
is followed by Dan. Their marriage
in the Island of Riva and the days
that follow it show more conclu-
Sively than ever that East Is East,
etc, and, learning this, Tamea sends
Dan back
The story is interesting and the
island scenes and atmosphere appear
quite authentic. Anita Stewart makes
a very pretty Tamea and does much
with the part. Bert Lytell sheds
few more tears TO add to his plentiful
output as the weak and susceptible
Dan. Justine Johnstone. Huntly
Gordon, Emily Fitzroy and George
SieSmann add TO the strength of the
cast
The orchestral interpretive score is
appropriate and With a traVeloGue, an
Aesops Fable and Pathe News. com
pletes an entertaining bill.
Evening star., 1925-08-10
RIALTO-"kiyalina of the Icelands. "

RlALTO-"kiValina OF the lcelandS.
\ variety bill whose every feature
has outstanding merit. is being offered
At the Rialto Theater this week.
The most important Offering, in
point of novelty and beauty. is the
photopIay, "Kiyalina of the IselandS, "
= picture made in the vast icelandS of
the Far North. and acted entirely by
an Eskimo cast. 1t was made by
Earl Rossman. big game hunter and
explorer. who spent two years at the
task in the Arctic regions.
The story concerns the love of a
young Eskimo brave for kivalina, the
beauty of the tribe, and in his WOO
ing reveals the strange superstitions
and quaint traditions by which these
people are bound. An outstanding
character is the witch DOCTOR" who
has unlimited powers, and who directs
the lives of his people from the small
est act to the most important event.
Every birth, marriage and death has
its meaning and works its influence
through the feaful interpretations of
the old man.
The story further reveals the ac-
tiVities of the Eskimos. their manner
of living, and their source of income.
1t shows them harpooning the whales,
rounding up their great herds of rein
deer. building their huts. cutting neat
squares of ice and putting them to-
gether much as civilized man would
build with stone. Many of the scenes
are gems of beauty. and the story is
in turn tender, thrilling ard quite
satisfying. 1t is we'll worth seeing.
OF equal Importance is another
feature, THE Teaser." in which Laura
la Plante is the leading spirit 1t is
an adaptation of William a. Brady's
play by Adelaide Matthews and Mar
tha NJ. Stanley, and recounts humor-
ously the experiences of a poor girl
who suddenly finds herself literally
occupying the traditional slippers of
a modern Cinderella. She is snatched
from her simple surroundings and
adopted by a "grande dame aunt,
leader of the set in a big city. The
girl already has her steady" a cigar
drummer, when aunty comes along,
and 1t is with tears and sobs that she
Is made to give him the gate tin his
own vernacularl, and turn her charms
on the men of aunty'S set. However,
in turning her charms she goes a bit
too far, so far that she wins all the
men from all the women, which to
her mischievous mind is sweet re-
Venge. 1t all comes out right later,
though, for the drummer turns up
just in time to save the girl from
rather unpleasant but harmless esca-
pade with a married man, and subse-
quently reveals himself as a gentle
man of the necessary polish to meet
with aunty's approval
A special attraction follows in the
form of a 'pianism," by Sylvan Levin
and Emilio Doria at two pianos, play
ing THE Dances of Death" Saint
Saens, and "Marche Militafre," Schu-
bert.
The Rialto Orchestra. Mischa Gutter
son conducting. offers selections from
Madame Butterfly" and the Rialto
Timely Topics completes the bill.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

These good. full-fashioned silk
hose are selling fast at this price
They are made of the finest silk with
reinforced double knees and mer-
cerized tops, soles, heels and toes.
The sizes III the assortment are 81
to 10. But because they are such
good values the color assortment is
being rapidly depleted. Now, they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
tAdyeTti,cmonD
Wrinkles Vanish Before
Your Very Eyes!

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rags actually disappear before your
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And this astonishing result is ac-
complished without the least harm.
The treatment, on the other hand.
Us altogether beneficial 10 skin and
complexion. The effect is not az
all like that produced by any cos
mrtlc. enamel or make -up--in fact.
the tarkroot mixture he 90 be re-
moved from tho face. leaving moth
ing artificial
No one can really appreciate the
wonderful rcJuyenatinR effect OF
powdered tArkroot used as direct
cd. without procuring an original
package from the druggist and try
ms IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
(AdyertisemcnO
Sure Way to Get
Rid of Dandruff

There in one sure way that never
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and that is 20 dissolve IL. This dc.
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when retiring. use enough 10 moist.
on tho scalp and rub IL in gently
with the finger tips.
BY morning, most, II not all, OF
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or three more applications win com.
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You will find, too, that all itching
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You can get liquid arvon at any
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

natural lubricantin theintestines. Itsoft.
ems the waste matter and thus permits
thorough and regular elimination, with
out overtaxing the intestinal muscles.
Nujol can be taken for any length Of time without
III effects. To insure internal cleanliness II should
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Ask your druggist for Nujol today and let your
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
MOTHER WANTED GIRLS
TO WE'D WHITE MEN

This action stands upon prin-
ciplcs Of public policy.
Mrs Jones hsd an ambition FOR
her two younger daughters 10
marry white men" Mills charged.
They went to white churches.
mingled with white people and went
on the sidewalks Of New Rochelle
and brought white mon home
There may be some OF you who
ARE opposed to annulment arm
opposed 10 divorces What God put
together. let no man put asunder!'
But when woman marches 20 the
altar In fraud, would you not be
prcjudiced agains, herr
Il don't claim that Rhinslnndsr Is
a boot" Mills said But no was
only Is and Alice was ~ when
they met. Because OF my clients
inrrmity he was a boy Of iS or
IA"
The attorney then commented on
Mrs Rhlnclander's letters. which
he said showed that she had been
the pursuer In the romance.
Mills asked the Jurors to remem-
her that Mrs. Rhinelander's denial
OF her color Contained In the
answer to the ac;Ion) remained on
the court records until the second
day Of the trial
Mills was still speaking when the
luncheon recess was declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

ant 20 the dean of men. viii start
is seth annual tour OF tho state
Monday. December =
Aberdeen. Raymond. olympi "a,
shelton and probably Tacoma will
be covered IN the firat trip The
men viii return Saturday Janu-
AIRY q
Tho second trip win he from
January 20 ana viii include
Sodro- woonoy. nelllngham and sno-
homlsh. The third trip from Janu-
airy ~ 20 10 win cover &c Elum
Ellenshurg and Yakima.
Cashmere. Chrlan ana wenatchee
may ba visited later. ana a con.
cert win be given IN Puyallup some
time IN January
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

Gated. with a tax or per cent on
such sales
Former Councilman vs.. ID. lane
buanRi the measure no. "a frat step
in taxing municipality owned uiil.tief
out ~ existence,
Kenneth Harlan. ratio expert from
Eastern Washington. defended tho
measure aa being great aid "a
smaller rural rammunltios
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
MANY CONCERTS
University GIee Club Has
Extensive itinerary

The University OF Washington
Glee club viii give rs concerts this
season, more than have been given
Tor many years. according 90 re-
Port 10y Lindsay Macilarrie student
manager,
The club including "a ~ the best
male singers on the campus accom-
panied by Paul r. Stewart, assist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
BILL OPP OSED
Jacobs Measure Debated at
Municipal League Meet

After listening 20 a debate on the
ro.callsd Jacobs power bin. the
Municipal league recorded O. vote 81
10 20 against the measure. az a
meeting Tuesday noon Tho bin. n9w
pending ia tho legislature. would
authorize municipality owned power
plants 20 sell surplus current outside
of the cities ln which they are lu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

In n dlSpateh from Washington late
Tuesday. Earlier dispatches had in
dicsted that strong evidence was
held against him. 4 date FOR the
court martial viii be set By the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
NIol Helps Nature in Natures Own Way

Mothers arc the best friends of Nuiol.
When their children's health is at stake
they seek the remedy that medical au.
thorities approve because it is so safe, SO
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Constipation is dangerous for anybody.
Nujol is safe for everybody, 1t does not
affect the stomach and is not absorbed
by the body.
Nujol simply makcsup for deficiency
temporary or chronic-in the supply of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
She Could Never
Have Done It
With Piles! ID

Blessthe American eirlwho has glorihed
all the sportsl She makes pretty picture
in the water, and is a plueky swimmer,
too. Piles are unthinkable for active
women. lfyou have them, you ought to
know this simple thing to dol
AZ any hour or moment that you have the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02

ina raid by the police dry squad
az 1917 Main d.. Tuesday night
George Francis. 80. was arrested
ana d quantity Of liquor ana serving
glnHscs seized. according 10 Lieut.
q. H. CDmstock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-02
SAYS IT'S MATTER
OF LIFE AND DEATH

As soon as the jury was seated
and Justice Morschausor had mount
81 the bench. Mills said;
~ believe this case TO be OF very
grave Importance" ne said. Three
times have | stood AZ this hor In
the defense Of life, With an Of my
ability, experience and study 7 look
on this case as a matter OF life and
death. You might as well bury this
young man SIX feet in the soil as 70
keep him forever chained 60 that
woman
when The newspapers appeared
on November rs. 1884" said Mills,
and reported that Rhinelander was
married 20 a uesress. the defendant
denied Il. He told a reporter that 10
thought Jones came from the West
Indies. where white people grow
dark in color from constant exposure
20 tho sun.
This boy loved his wife and be-
heved her false representations.
That Is the sad part OF the case.
when his father SAINT him 20 dis.
iant states 10 separate them
pathetic eloquencc came "a her
and she said sha would no throw
him down She. the daughter Of
a negro. OF course, would not
throw hir7, dawn