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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-03-05

Lady's solitaire diamond en-
gagement ring. weighs carat
and l-lOO, a beautiful gem and
fine cut. Must be sold at once,
S2l0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Jack Mulhall Carries On
Despite Sheiks' Popularity

Macgail lie has Just finished with
Hlsg siBclnlll IN Joanna"
Tho smiling freshman le one Of
tie uldmarn uf the infant industry
nack ira the dead days no was a
mcmber ~ tie immortal Telegraph
stock company In hn very first
attempt he scored In "a film which
boasted "a EcinullatinT east com.
posed On Blanche sweet. Dorothy
Gish. Lionel Barrymore. Aiicky Set
Ian and Antonio Moreno
Tony. o. course. has Just returned
60 Hollywood. after completing "A
film with Rex Ingram, Marc Nos
irum. which was taken IN France.
Italy md Sp1ia
Since The days when he and In.
gram made The rounds. MulhaIl has
fought one OF The greatest fights Of
film hLator ihf Latin versus the
Nordic type OF hero
But the engaging young freshman
has watched tho Hhsiita take the
count and continued biithely on bis
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Jimmie Cruze
PutSFOOtDOwn
on Charleston
New Dance Craze All
Wrong, Says Film
Director

There viii DO no dancing Of the
Charleston on any set where James
cwze ~ directing pictures
Jimmy got his introduction 20
the Charleston the other day and
voted NO"
lie had heard a vast amount about
% during recent wesks-wh0 h6sn'tz
but he h0d never scen a.
The other day. when hr wus direct
iuE d group 81 eHtrns in ''The MnHus
puiH" a. the Paramount studio. the
extra girls. who were dressed 10 1907
Gibson gtfl' costume. heard about
Between scenes they yolunteered
70 teach him. 80 ho sat himself down
Ia his dlreeiorlai chair. ordered
music. and the "Charlcstonltcs" be.
gan 20 do their stuff
cruze watched them for three min.
utes, and then stopped The music and
the dance.
There VIII be no dancing Of the
Charleston on this set. he said. u
think u r. tho most terrible dance /
have ever seen--if Il can be called
dance, II d. cheap. certainly not
graceful. and II ugly 20 watch. II
looks Just like a negro yodoo dance
70 me. ] understand someone claims
Il originated In tho South Sea isles.
N 70. II u good place FOR u 10 stay.
There's only one dance. anyway
and that's tho waltz"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Swamp Life Is
No Snap, Says
MaryPi
Tiny Actress Endures
Hardships in Her
New Picture

Mary Piekford has just completed
She most strenuous. and probably
the most dangerous. week I'm her
cntirs picture career,
In making the swamp scenes for
Ter new picture, scraps" Miss
Plcktord guided nine small children
across the hogs with a baby weigh.
ing so pounds strapped 90 her hack
Twice Miss Pickford slipped from
"a rope and fell several feet into
lhe swamp directly on the hatN
Workmsn rescued them from tho
iaire. and after a change OF cloth,
ing they returned 90 work.
In another scene Miss pickford
sank 20 deep into the mud almost
10 her shouldcrN that it was neccs,
sary 70 stop the cameras and dig
her and the baby out,
Her hars legs were scratched and
bruised and an infection from tho
swamp waters on ono Of her feet
caused much suffering. hut Miss
P.ekford bravely continued work,
ing from early morning until night.
ran In tho cold water. and with
;ain falling part Of the time
Probably no other woman Ia pic
lures would have attempted such
scenes and certainly few would
have had tho nerve TO complete
them.
Miss PlckfoTd's pluck and dc,
termination are largely responsible
for the fine spirit OF cooperation
ond loyalty among her co-woTkers
She IS ono picture star who Is
a heroine 20 all who know her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Who'll Be "Bat"?
Jackie Coogan or
Buster Keaton?

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Oct. Ill
who Is "The BATE"
Since Roland West. genius Of
mystery rnelodramn. announced
plans TO make a motion picture OF
the Mary Roberts Rhinohart and
Avery Hopwood stage success,
hundreds OF suggestions have
poured In urging such and such
an actor FOR the title character.
and hundreds OF screen artists
have personally applied for the
role.
one well-wlsher telegraphsd
West from New York:
why don't you sign Conway
Tearlc FOR the main character In
The BatT No ono would suspect
him
a dramatic critic In a mid
western city proposed Jackie
coogan. declaring that juvenile
villain swayed by a modern Fagin
would provide something new
A screen fan sent the producer
a special delivery letter sugSest-
ing Buster Keatou "a The Bat
Here's your chance 20 fool ev.
erybody." said the communion
ton. Il know a comedian Ike
Buster could handle the part In
great shape and completely mys-
tlfy audiences"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
COLISEUM CONCERT

Sunday afternoon. at 1890 o'clock.
the Coliseum Concert orchestra un.
der tho direction OF s. X winoland,
will offer its customary one.hour
concert at tho Coliseum. Director
Wlneland has arranged an interest.
ing program OF selections, which
will include Hadlcy's suite, Atone.
mcnt OF Pan; musical novelty,
"A Trip Around tho World with
Irving Berlin" and tho overture,
'If / Were King" by Adams.
The complete program viii BIO rs
follows:
Overture, III Were King" Adams
Suite, "Atoncment Of Pan" Hadlcy
Sololst, TO be selected
Two Request Numbers:
(nJ "On tho steppeg Of Oriental
ASIA .........,,.... Borodini
Cb) "Islo OF swcothcarts". .YvaIn
Special arrangement:
a musical novelty. "a Trip
Around tho World with Irving
Berlin"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

n " GRIFFITH Is aaid to have
~ scored another mRstsrpireo
with his big circus picture. sally
Of tho suwduat." starring Carol
Dcmpstsr. 10 10 shown ~ tho
Strand next weog
Aud never has no made moro
entertaining work than Ia Sally OF
tho s1wduht" Laughter bubbles
thfuouI II begins 20 r0lllck mily
about ths circus tent whore Tho
great Prof IeGargio. luggier and
rogue extraordinary II about his
merry uffairr, attended By his ward,
sally. aa nudac.ous and loyal a com.
mHion gF 81 riven 90 man.
II thrlvrs when the circus goes
broke and Sally and the Professor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
THIRD TRUE STORY
FILM NOW COMPLETE

Final scenes were shot this week
at the Pathe Studio. New York. on
the third "stacfaddsn Made Movie"
Of tho True Story films. /, viii
carry tho release sitle Broken
Homes" and win be handled by As
tor Distributing corporation. There
are to be eight of tho MacfRdden
productions and work win continue
uninterrupted until the series is com.
pleted.
Broken Homes" wns directed by
Hugh Dierkcr. who also directed tho
first and second Macfadden produc.
tious. "Ths wrongdocrs" and "F'also
Pride" Tho east includes Alice
Lake and Castor Glass. who starred.
Betty Jewel. Ruth stonshouso, ].
Barney sherry and Jane Jennings.
Broken Homes" Is one OF the Ber-
nard Macfadden True Stories and
viii be printed scrialiy in the True
Story Magazine beginning with tho
january issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

sgTHE UNKNOWN LOVER" the
L Vitagaph picture which win
open on Saturday at tho Bmo
Mouse. hcal8s tho return Of beau,
tiful Elsic Ferguson TO tho screen.
She plays tho leading role in this
Victor Hugo HRipcTiu production %
his original screen story. which pre-
senta a womans struggle 60 reform
tho man she loves so that he may
1T tho Ideal she has always cher
ished
Elaine Kent II an ldeallstic stu.
dent Of sculpture who ls eourted by
practical and successful business
man. Fred Wagner Her romantic
fancy Is captured BY the charming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

TO the humble bicycle Al COZ.
tributes tn great measure all OF his
success ANA wealth Got an al.
ysltisemeut for bicycle mauufaetur.
rrsl
Ills entire earrc- from early boy
hood has been closely interviewer
with the whirlinE wire spokcs Of
The safety" Ha FIRST Job in life
wns g messenger boy with bicycle.
Later b, became ., lie quart and
pasroi'ed the shifting sands on tac
tack ~ bike Then followed "a
tour ia vaudeville with bicycle
act
Then came day. Hs they gay tn
movie titles. when motion pictures
came into existence. Al parked ht,
bike tn front OF Mack senus,ts
studio and asked for Job lilo and
his bike got a.
Today Al is a star In Educational
Comedies. He docs not always ride
hits hike in hts pictures but his
prop" ls becoming as famous as
tho Chaplin shoes and tho Lloyd
she'll rims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Another Big
Film Finished
by Universal
Midnight Sun" Said
to Exceed Former
Productions

'-rhc Midnight sun" UNIVERSAL
spectacular production for the com
ing year has been completed, piml=
tri nurhawetrh, the talented Rus
sian director. ls due 20 arrive in New
York nc the end or tho week. bring
ing tho first print or his production
with him Adylcoa from Universal
city indicate that u exceeds ln
beauty and romance "Tha Phantom
% tho opera" and "Ths Huuchback
or Notrc Dame
buehowrtrk was given his own
production unit and FREQ rein IN the
selection Or ohst aud expenditures by
Carl lhommlo. president ~ the uni-
vcrsal Pictures corporation Iis ha7
brought 60 this country tho Euro
peRn custom or ensemble acting
which distinguishes tho productions
made abroad. In that tho characters
~ tho Htory nTo assigned 20 those
who are best fitted for them. regard
less OF nam6 or previous work.
Laura Ia Pmntn makes her debut
hh q dramatic actress In tho part n
tho pTima hulIefina OF tho Imperial
Russian ballet Pat O'Aiallcy also
finds himself IN a foreign role. that
Of tho Grand Duke ssrEiuH That
oHeellrnt actor. George slogman.
plays Kusmin tho Russian money
king Raymond Kohnc. n protcEe Of
BuehowrtgkrE. and a newcomer 60
tho screen. plays tho important role
u n student lover. Others in the
east include Theodore Kosloff. Ar
thur ioyt. Ccsgra Gmylna. Earl
Motcaif NJ vayi,ch and others
The story wba adapted hy a. r
Younger from n popular European
novel OF the rule or tho Romanoff.
before tho revolution. hy l.. Brunu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Small Boys and AL st. John
Have Affection for Bicycle

HOLLYWOOD. Oct SIN 81 st,
John. screen comedian. tho lowly
bicycle finds champion
Relic OF the gay s0'a, when 4
represented the last word OF indt
viduaI iocomotion. tho bicycle has
long since taken back seat for
the automobile and aIgplaue.
Only tn tho hearts OF small boys
Is It SIN cnshrined, Ana tn Al
81. Johns
Al Is now prosperous person,
IS evidences OF his material wealth
be owns a large country estate near
Los Angeles. several automobiles.
yacht and other such things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

board tho blludhaEFags 20 get 20
tho carnival town where the great
drama awaits Sally
And Il bursts into fullest spray
near the close whom MeGarEie
mounts without permission tho
steering seat 81 a Ford car IN tho
uaddeat. fuunlst race that has
greeted the screen in years.
"sally of tho sawdust" is a Grlf.
nth IN his gpyes, mood, working
with his infinite skill and patience
10 material That is pure entertain.
meut without theme or moral
merely tho drift Of laughter and
pa hos among fascinating people
but knitted into Il s a quick story
that snaps and lips with excite.
mont AZ Tho close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Dlmitrl Buchowetzh viii finish
cutting and editing Tho Midnight
sun this week at Universal CITY,
he has bought hts tickest for New
York and will start Wednesday He
viii ido the titlinE OF this next Super.
Jewel on the train going East. Uni
vsrsai plans to release THE Mid.
night Sun" as quickly MS possible
after his arrival in New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Russell Holman succeeds A. NJ
Totaford as advertising manager Of
Famous Players-Lasky corporation.
Sir Botsford win become advertising
manager Of the new corporation
which win be formed TO control oper-
alton Of all Paramount theaters in
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
VALUABLE REGGy

Reginald Denny productions arc
becoming such an asset IN the mo.
ton picture business that Universal
has taken out halfmlllinndoilar
insurance policy on his uro, Denny
is just starting SINNERS Dress
suit" Henry Irving podge's famous
Saturday Evening Post story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

but dlssolute ldler, Kenneth Billings,
whom she marries IN tho hope that
her love viii reform him Ills sud.
den and overwhelming interest In
his business and neglect or her. In
tcnHltea her uuhappinesa and ahe
longs for tho return or his old irro-
Hponsiblo self, by daring bit OF
schcmlnE. she ruins his entire bust
ness 80 that his health may 10
spared. and Is then faced with fur,
Their misery when he mistrusts tho
innocence OF her motives
Others in tho ailsthr cast Of The
Unknown Lover arc Frank Mayo.
Mildred Harris. Leslie Austen. Peg
gy Kelly. Count Costa Morner aud
Arthur Donaldson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
ACTOR TO
PLAY IN NEW FILM

sojn, famous Japanese actor noted
for the subtlotly OF his oriental char
ncters, has been signed to play an
important featured role In Tho
Golden Journey" which Raoul
Walsh is directing.
In tho part Of the cruel Callph OF
Bngdnd, II Is said that sojn has tho
grchtest opportunity Of his career.
This marks tho third FiocoEEIvo
picture to be directed by Rnoul
walsh in which sojln plays n prom
lncnt part. Tho other two were THE
Wnndcror' md "T'he Lucky Lady"
II wna Walsh also who gavo soIIn
his first opportunity on tho screen
when he signed him TO play an i'm.
porant role IN Douglas Fairbanks
"Thc Thief OF Bngdad"
ssaa-a-aaa-==aa=s-a-as
When dnWututyu trty nuidtiu MI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

TACK PIcKFoRD n dashIng
- little Jockey in "Garison's
Tinisb.v thc racotrack drama 10
start run nt tho Winter Garden
Bnuday,
Some dirty work planned by n
rrookcd trainer puts thsz young
Jockey who has been prophesod 90
lie winner. into seeming disgrace,
Jte IL ousted among tho Icers OF
,y4ryono bGt The daughter or u breed.
o. OF thorobrods whoso woman'a lntu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
CONRAD STORY FILMED

The Silver Treasure. +" screen YER
rlon Of Johnson conrads romantic
novel Of Joseph Conrad's romantic
plsted under the direction OF Rowland
y. Leo and is now being edited.
George o'Brieu portrays the swash.
bucklinE Nostromo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

itlon tells her lie rs innocent.
Chnncc IN tho form Of n ragged
tramp brings tho two together later
WREN the Jockey 10 down nnd out.
Thru n plan OF the gir'H, the boy Ia
allowed 10 start oyer under mn NJ.
8ufned name. But tho villain isn't
thru yet, and several reels Of swift
action conclude tho film
Madge BcllamY plays opposite
piekford, Clarence Burton Ia the
dark schcmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
ME sREN,S WRATH !

THE SIRENS WRATH Is
aroused in this moment from
1.-THE Heart Of a Siren" Nm
which Barbara La Mari
starred at the Capitol, sta
ing Saturday.
DARBARA Ia MARR ana Con
ID way Teario are again seen q,
gether IN Tho Heart Of a girsn.
the gawyer.Bubin production which
opens saturday al the Capitol
Miss In MARI as n siren Of The
Fayest of Tire gay spots OF Europe
ths Rlyiera-haa a role perhaps bet
Ter than that "a which she plaYe6
with TearIc IN 1.-THE white Moth"
Famous for her lavish costumes, hhe
Ueafa an array or tho new Paris
styles -negiigcea. day frocis and a
splendor OF evening gowns-Ehich
would eaptiynto tie fancy Of any
woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. oct 2i
Jack Mulhaii ard RrE Ingram used
10 crash tho studio gates together
back Ia their extra" days
Now ingram FoI9urus in Europe
making IL picture nos mad then.
whom Fnfneifut,. moved. Tor the
bank account haH long Since ceased
20 be tho cause % anxiety
And MulHall - equally comfort.
ably situated IN Hollywood playing
opposite such celebrities 8s Counne
Griffith. Colleen MOORE and Dorothy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Colonial Sunday and Monday
In AS Man Desires sIils famed
as Tho Sea Hawk" ruacts tho
part Of g British army officer who.
accused of murder Iisss 10 Tahiti
and becomes tho notorious captain
u pearl fishing weasel
Miss Daaa's tola fl that Of a Vi
vacious, f}ir,auoua native dancing
girl whose sacrincisl love for siuz
II the powerful motive around which
Tho thrilling plot reyplycs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

VIOLA DANA has the role
of n vivid little dancer of Ia
hiti in AS Man Desires.
starring Milton Sills, to be
shown at the Colonial Sunday
and Monday.
MUTTON STILLS and Viola Dana
tl ara tho top-notchera in IA
Man Desires" highly romantic.
colorful story Of the orient and tho
south Seas. to he shown at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
THE SCREEN

iinEnTfjanoS CruEoH 'rhe Pony
coLisErm-pouslaA Maeian In Seven Keys Baldpate"
sTnANp-D W. Griffthh sally ths
nnIA'Tha Phantom OF wi Lon hanry
NIUE Mousr-Eiss Ferguson Lover
WINTER .AHDiN-Iaek pckfora
CArrrois-Rarbara La Mari in Tho O n
CoLoNIlAr-AItou sis Aia DoAirc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

When downtown try Boldps Dol.
lar Dinner Advertisement.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-03
MITCHELL CLAIMS
ARE NOT UPHELD
BY MORROW BOARD
Continued from Page l

accident Insurance.
Use Of enlisted men as pilots as
well as officers.
Creation of two 5rigadier gener-
ais in the army air service.
An even flow Of government air
craft purchases and standardization
of designs TO assist the aircraft in
dustry.
The board flatly denies that the
country IS in anv danger of attack
from the air and says the nation 5
air force is second only to that Of
France among world powers.
No airplane capable Of making
4 trans-ocearic flight to our coun-
try with q useful military load and
of returning TO safe = row in ex-
istence, - he said.
As to Colonel Mitchell s assertion
that the next war will be decided
in the air. the board says:
"The next war may well start in
the air, but in al possibility WI
wind up as the last war did, in the
mud. =
Neither q department Of national
defense TO combine the army and
navy nor departmcpf Of the air 10
coordinate with tla army and navy
is desirable. The hoard holds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-03

Tod Browning. author and direc-
tor of 1.-The Mystic,'' Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer production now he
ing shown at the Palace theater.
has made picture which exposes
the activities Of fake mediums who
prey on the general public.
For many years Browning was 4
mystic and magician and was widely
known 10 followers of vaudeville
both in this country and abroad.
Most stage magicians, says
the director. ''are harmless because
they acknowledge they ae trick
sters and are giving the public en-
tertainment for their money. The
dangerous ones are the fake med
iums who pretend to commune with
spirits and commercialize their al
legged supernatural powefs..-:
Every police blofter. in the coun-
try will reveal the duplicity OF these
takers and stamp them as swindler
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-03
GOV. RICHARDSON
IS VISITOR TODAY
AT BRAWLEY FAIR
Confined from Page ! }

he looked in the windows Of the
various stores on Main street and
discussed the articles on display.
Later he went to the court house
and to the jail. TO exchange greet
ings with the county officials and
with Charlie Gillett, for whom he
has great admiration, particularly
for the sheriff's ability to handle
an automobile. On each visit here
the governor recalls the ride the
sheriff gave him 70 Yuma nearly
two years ago, when speed laws
went TO smash on the new highway
across the desert east of Holtville.
Is Guest at Fair
The governor was guest Of the
fair association and the chamber of
commerce at Brawlev at noon. Dur
ing g1Ae afternoon ne visited the fair
and-enjwyed himself TO the utmost
as hellosked yat the various exhibits
He fdid snets make "a hurried trip
through the big tents, but slowly OBJ
served eYaSything that was of inter
est TO him Hhld that was practically
every thing on display.
He did not expect to return TO FL
Centre, his intention being TO take
the train from Brawley tonight for
Los Angeles.
Has % Judges to Name
Relative TO the appointment of
Judges, the governor stated that he
las approximately % appointments
10 make. These include a chief
justice of. the saprems-court,- an as
sociate justice, in case the chief
justice is appointed from the bench;
an appellate court judge if one from
that department is moved To the
supreme court and superior court
Judge if one Of these is advanced
TO the appellate court; also II muni-
c7pai judges in Los Angees and two
municipal judges in Long Beach.
IN explanation Of the number Of
Judges TO be appointed in Los An
geles, the governor explained that
the supreme court recently ruled
that the chief executive must ap.
point the additional municipal judg,
es authorized in Los Angeles by the
last Legislature and also several va.
caneies which have occurred.
Ill Apply for Positions
There are III applicants for thc
% positions ana the governor de
clareds it is most difficult lob
Asked if he believed Secretary O
the Navy Wilbur viii reconside
bis decision not to return 10 tn,
California bench, the governor stat
ed. that he had tried to induce hin
10 come back TO California but tha
Wilbur has declared he is going I
remain at Washington. u do no
think he will change his mind. " III
governor stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-03
TRAFFIC OFFICER
RESIGNS, GOES TO
SANTA BARBARA

Joe Reynolds, for several months
traffic officer in the Fl Centre Do
lice department, has resigned his
position 10 accept a place on the
state traffic SQUAD in Santa Bar
bara county, and left here early this
morning for the north.
Since coming here Reynolds has
been popular with the public, and
has been highly commended bv
Chief Barker for his efficient work
as traffic officer.
His last appearance here was last
night as a member Of the cast in
" Dulcy'' the American Legion show.
Mike" Brouse, who has been
doing night duty will take Rev.
nolds place on the traffic job.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-03

of the worst sort. They take ad-
vantage Of credulous people seeking
communication with departed lov.
ed ones and work into their conf
dence until they are able to per-
Suade the victims TO invest in fake
stocks and bonds or to hand over
their wealth TO the medium who
promptly cOnfiscates il to his or her
use.
I'm exposing the working Of these
tricks l east no reflection on the
honest and sincere people who be
lieve in communing with departed
ones and do not mix their convic-
tions with commercial or criminal
activities.
Recent raids on swindlers posing
as mediums in Los Angeles set me
to thinking Of the frauds that are
perpetrated and resulted in the story
and picture, The Mystic'.'
Aileen Pringle and Conway Tearle
are featured in The Mystic"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-03
STOLE TAXI CAB TO
LOOT BANK OF $500

FRESNO. Cal, Dee. g. Search
vas underway today Tor & bandit
who robbed the First National bank
OF Herman, west Of here, Of $500
IN currency.
The bandit forced Donald Savre.
chauffeur, to drive him TO the bank
and help him in the robbery, Savre
reported that he was forced from
his machine on the return to Fres.
no. the bandit speeding away in the
car.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-03

we never hear Of an insurance
man marrying that we don 7 wonder
if he did it just to get TO sell her
some insurance.