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Evening star., 1925-11-13
PATROL BOAT AGROUND.
Coast Guard CG-135 Reports Grew
in No Danger.

BOSToN, November l3 P).-The
aground on the Menemsha break
water early today. II was reported in
IA radio message received today from
tho Coast Guard gutter Cummings.
The crew was Ia no danger.
The nesshEe ht firht received was
thought To mean that the Cummings
was aground. but this was found not
To be- the case, At the Gay Head
Coast Guard station II was said
patrol bohi and the cutter Acushnet
were standing by the cGl35. which
was beached high and dry upon the
sand
Evening star., 1925-11-13
RECORD TO BE TEXT.
Speech in Congress on Muscle
Shoals to Be Used in Schools.

Congressional Records containing
the speech of Representative Martin
l.. Davev of Ohio on Muscle Shoals
and the Waning Fertility of Our Soil, s"
delivered in the House January 81.
will be distributed among the general
science classes of the Washington
junior high schools, it was announced
today by Stephen F.. Kramer, acting
superintendent of schools. The chill
dren will be instructed TO use the
speech as a supplement to their text
books when studying soil and it's fer
tility.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
PERLMAN HAS e
| LEAD BY RECOUNT
Rosken, Admitted "Fixer," )"
Repeats Story Of Vote Jug
Cling in House Race.
Sy the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 13-Nathan
d. Perlman, Republican, was given a
possible majority OF lit and an un-
disputed majority OF 26 votes over
the Democratic candidate for Con-
6ress, DIR. William T. Sirovich, in a
recount of the ballots cast in the last
election in the fourteenth congress
sional district, Manhattan, completed
yesterday by the Board of Elections
upon depand of DR.. Sirovich, follow
Ing charges of fraud in the original
count.
George Rosken, out on bail on an
Indictment of perjury in connection
with charges he made concerning the
vote, appeared before the examiners
and repeated his sensational state
ment recently made to the grand jury
that he fixed" ballots in the first
count in favor of Perlman by the aid
OF d magic ring containing pencil
lead.
The recount gave DR.. Sirovich 11,S24
concededly good ballots and Perlman
11,941. 1t was pointed out by PERL
mans counsel that if all of the 81
disputed Democratic ballots were
counted In DR.. Sirovich's favor and
mono Of the SO disputed Republican
ballots counted, Perlman would still
lead his opponent by 26 votes.
Results of the recount will be sub
mitted to Congress for final adjudi-
cation of the contest.
Under cross examination yesterday
Eosken testified that he had brought
the charge because Perlman would
not get him a position in the mar
cotic squad of the Department of
Justice. He admitted that he had
been convicted of burglary in 1916,
receiving a suspended sentence, and
that after that did not return to his
home in Brooklyn, but lived "in hotels
all around New York"
Evening star., 1925-02-12
SOCIALISTS TO ACT
ON HERRIOT SUPPORT
Resolution Drafted Assuring Tenn.
porary Backing, But Opposition
May Develop.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GRENOBLE, France. February IL
The committee OF the Socialist con-
gress appointed to draft a resolution
ON which unanimity within the party
can be attained yesterday reached an
agreement on the text of resolution
prepared by a subcommittee, consist
ing of NJ. Blum, Renaudel and Bracke,
under which a policy Of continuing
the party's support of the Herriot
ministry will be approved.
At the same time, however, this
resolution, In referring to the text OF
the resolution adopted last June for
mally assuring Premier Herriot the
support of the Socialists, will declare
that the Socialist parliamentary
group, while continuing its support
Of the cabinet, cannot constitute
permanent and obligatory element Of
the parliamentary majority"
This satisfies the left section OF the
party, but not the members of the
Right 1t is expected, however, after
consideration among the leaders. the
Rightests also will accept 1T today In
any case. the text OF the resolution is
certain to be adopted almost unani-
mously.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
SCOUTS TO ASK $4,000
FOR TWO-YEAR BUDGET
Part Of Fund Needed to Equip
Reservation Established at
Burnt Mills, Md.

The Boy Scouts Of America will ask
$4,000 in their annual drive for the
fund which comprises their annual
current expenses, it was announced
yesterday after the annual meeting
was held at the University Club.
Huston Thompson of the Federal
Trade Commission was appointed
campaign chairman.
Realizing that the public was be-
coming weary Of the number and fire.
quency of drives, the board voted to
combine the budget Of $2S,870 for
1925 with that Of ,130 for 1925 and
make but one public appeal for $780,
600, rather than a. separate one each
year. 1t was explained that this
budget includes necessary equipment
for the Woodrow Wilson Boy Scout
Reservation at Burnt Mills, which
heretofore has been inadeQuately
equipped.
Mr.. Thompson will enlist about 100
prominent citizens to help finance the
Boy Scout forward movement in
Washington.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Women's Dresses
Reduced for Friday Clearance

4-S8o and $3.50 Dresses. In satin with
cuffs and vests with applique embroidered scarfs.
In black and brown. n.............-........S $500
4-sss to sII5 Dinner of satin and chiffon
velvet Fur banded and slit tunics. coral.
black and white. ...................
5-s3a.o0 Party T'rocks Of georsettc crepe 2
chine, all-over beaded silver lace founcing.
In peach, white. flesh and $1,000
4-sc95O and S4J Street Dresses, in satin with gold
tailored models. ................... $1,000
2-sss.oO $3.50 Frocks. in satin and
Eeorgette with crystal and self beading and deep
fur bands of white fox....................s $500
G-$4s.50 and $50 Street Frocks. N satin and faic
with gold kid trimming and fur bands. n
CO, black and brown Observation-Disclosures. $500
a-ss5 o sa5 Imported Dinner Gowns, of satin and
crepe de chine Gold and coral beading n
fur edging. Observation-Disclosures.
S-s55 $3.50 Street Dresses of satin crepe faie
and brocade In straightline and draped models.
Brown, black, rust $1,000
3-s7s.5O sss.oO Imported Evening Gowns of
chiffon velvet and gold lace. In black and
"iite '----'.'--'' -S4s'oo
gette: fur banded and side drapeS
bead fringes and all over beading. .S510O
3-S6s.JO o $9SOO Charmecn d-ta
with self embroidery. In navy and cedar
wood $41OO
csss.5e SIZE of with sre
lace jabots and and hand embroidery n
navy and roSin. .S51.01
:-ss5 N $3.50 Imported Evening Gowns of gold
lace draped flame chiffon velvet AII-over
beaded georgette tunic model. fur banded $1,000
5-Sl1O and si25 Imported Evening Gowns.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Given Posthumous Citation,

A silver star citation posthumously
awarded to Col. Charles W. Penrose,
United States Army, for gallantry in
action at Hermiguero, Porto Rico,
August 10, 1898, has been sent by
the War Department to the officer's
widow at the knickerbocker, 1920
Mintwood place, this city.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Fabric Gloves
Low Priced
Tomorrow Only
Soc a Pair

You can choose from Sim
gle and Double w Ell G h t
Gloves, in sizes 61a, 7, 7H
and 8, that were originally
priced 81, $1.25 and $1.5O.
But shop early!!
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-12

ing rats and vermin cost the people
of South Africa nearly 100000 d
year.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Negligees!

Only 18 in these two groups
so make your choice early.
1O-&7.5O Satin and Crepe dc
Chino Negligees, trimmed with self
ruching. Made with side fastening.
In light blue. orchid, rose and
mdHe. So.0S
S-$18.5O Satin and Crepe de
Chine Eesligees. trimmed with
shaded ribbon or lace. In black.
orchid and turquoise. se...........$ SO
Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Clearing
Misses Coats

3-Misses Sport Coats, Regularly $25-$IO0O
In polaire. Tan and navy.
5-Misses' Sport Goats ----:
Regularly $3.50 to $595O-$I9.5O
In plaid and check poaire and suede cloth Fur collars of
mukrat dyed squirrel wolf and American opossum. In
berry, green and
Misses Dress Goats, Regularly $85-$295O
In fawnskin nokine and montebeo TERED and
straghtline models Trimmed in platinum wolf Jap mink
squirrel
Misses Dress Goats, Regularly $95-$35.0O
In kashmana and fawnskin Straightne models. Some
with borders of muskrat others with platinum wolf mink
squirrel and Jap mink collars and cuffs.
Misses Dress Coats, Regularly $l10-S39.5O
OF de lane, kasha stripe kashmana Sraightline,
fur-edged Collars cuffs of gray squirrel
Jap mink, fisher fitch, mink squirrel and Jap fox
Misses Dress Coats
Regularly Sis and $125-$550O
One ofa.knd Coats with fur edges and fur borders OF
beige skunk, Jap mink, fisher fitch, mink squirrel
Misses Dress Coats
Regularly $I55 to $I95-$75.00
In kashmana, CUR de laine kashmir kermana. One ofa
kind styles Tuxedo collars fur borders Outstanding and
mufer collars. Trimmed with mole beaver fox Jap mink
Third Floor -.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Coats, Suits and
Frocks
for the larger ,Don,an

1-$13s.5O Tan Ensemble Suit, sport model. Dress
combined with heavy crepe. Large opossum
scollar and cuffs. Size 40i2 .S6c.
:-S:9.5o Sport Coats. Ono in downey wool,
size Az. One in brown poaire, size As x $500
1-SSs5O FIamingo Coat, with squirrel collar
Size AZ L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $69.5O
1-$55 Black Bengaline Dress, coat style.
2-S8s.oO and $75 Black Brown Velvet Dresses,
with long sleeves and side drapng. Venetian
lace trimmed Size A y .s3:.75
I-S33.oO Black BcngaIine Dress. size 421a,
s ~. H. ,<-.. Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Special Purchase! Silk Slips
OF radiun, silk, satin and CO OF
crepe de chine OC.

Regularly priced S. and $6-these Slips arc
made in tailored styles with hemstitched tops
and self straps. In white, flesh, fawn, cocoa
brown. gray, black and navy. Also some Tunic
Slips, in faun. rust, brown and navy Many of
them have 20-inch sha dow proof hens.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-02-12
New Spring Scarfs
The Uery ones now most
in demand, re- 50 *
duced TO

Inc Uery ones uoU most
in demand, re- S0.85
duced to o.......~A
Printed Crepe de Chine
Scarfs, in new designs with
or without fringe. Also
cashmere scarfs in stripes
or plaids. And that's bar
gain!
Street Floor.
Misses Ensemble
Suits
Regularly fl25.00-.Noto $3.50
Misses Kashmana Ensemble Suits, fur
edged and collars of mink squirrel. wolf
and muskrat. In penny and cinnabar,
Third Floor
6O-Inch Pearl
Necklaces
Special, S1.OO
May be worn as necklaces or for
wrap-around bracelets. Long enough to
wind three times about the neck. Care
fully matched manufactured pearls,
slightly tinted. $1.0O string.
Street Floor
Small Friday Lot
$500 Tweed
knickers
$2.95
Well tailored with wide knee bands
! and buckle trimmed belts. In. tan,
brown and gray. fs
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

tL.NlNNllLE-S room house an imrrovS. lnents' gas. good harm with space for three cars. Lot l5oxlc0 allowing two oNlta lot soHl:0. Fine location. Right
 Fart cash. The John Cooke c, Ssri Block Plaluylue Phone sss-s
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

UTRECHT PlANO-has been used Lut is in nice playing condition. Price SF".5U Mufnns' 3Gb Man s.. uppustte Myrtle
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

OP Many appropriate suggestions for for under
 so0o mecf@0ase goo" suggestions conveniently orqtI
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
EIA.fio
66Il

{ sl>" hJ lH dark mahogany music Cah lpo' tor p.ay,r rolls, drawer for music
 l-ri-h lN- raW. harrair- Tal os47.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
uMBEELLAs--A handy and useful Eifl

SMOKING STANpS--In mahogany and brass. Low prices. Doyle Furniture O., Main
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

srUnCBAKER MOTOR CARs-A gig of a closed or semi-closed car in this uno will make real gift. wa solrt visit to our sales room. Altro Motor Sales O.. 225 Arch st.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

lcopy,sN,. l9:s. by Morona,,.n Ne.nans, ...,vLeel
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

NEW Colonial house with SIT -oo,,-,
 near Crsons corner Kenslnrton, Rirb, up to the latest in cnnveniencps, l,ocs- Non 's very desirable. Price and 4arps 4re amazingly reasonable. j. A. Nerrl.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

CIGA;S-Wo have oN the ligh grade lmnds in boxes of los, 95s and sos Get his Xmas cigars at BosSe-L Lelard's
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

VlCTROLA- - slightly used, can bo bough, chsap If taken at once. Inquire i32 Main St. after s D. m Maj Rhein hoidt,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

HOUSE SLIPpERS-Vici Nid fcIt and also mocCHSius, Rcs.e-L Leland's. uANpEEHCHIEFS-Tluly a uscfuI gift. Neatly boxed. Plain or iniualed ut Bossc-Lclaud
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

JACKETS LumnbrJ, keta. NuaWois md molesk.u S'ellAo and iaie-$ NoHses in all the wanted slnues and sTylcs. Prices SIPS tn SI&Fi. Drip5nal Army & Navv Store, 5f Church St. orr. Her ald uNiro.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
BY BECK

SOUTH RGEllTT ST. Iol-i room tpne- mont. nLI lmnroNnmenls. NaM lnNN.e
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

FIl'HFE' Y ST, t'--ith floor. room tenement all Improvements lnoulro lst floor or Tel SOg-S.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

fLAINN lLLE-5 room tenement, aT Im- Now Britain. Phone o6Sq
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

HOSlERN-Gothnm guld stripe s'ot'suca or" H)vaTs arrro i1ted. outlet MilN- nery to. i11 Main g.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

her choice from "jr selection, hoIden- lium Millinery rn, Is, Main v.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

UMBRELLAS-Large assortment of L;lor- la, silk Gloria and Ill silk, with the newest handles. Besse.Lelands.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

HOSlEl{I--(iit" her silk hosiery Virginia Lee Gi. g. paj"rt"dt aud Mss Nu Hrit- ain hnsiery ia>sv-I"laNi's.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

TABLE sCARFS-An ideal Erlt for tIs homo. See our selection, priced from S-.50 Up. Macksy & Wallia, 63 N4i1 st.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

IT BE NEl TRODYNE-storaee B. A. lottery speaker cost $s5Q. sell for SIc5 Phone 445-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

HANDBAGS I}"1ntilu. handbags. silk. tapestry, ltadad. notoln: and all feathers. \ gift she VIII appreciate. Bessc-I Ielands.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

rocking horse and chairs. klddie karts, wagons, sleds, vclocipedes wheel bar rows swings and mauv other toys 10 mak" the youngsters happy. Now Is the time 10 make your selections while The line Is most complete, A. Cieszyn- SkL < Snns ll&..l- NLa-r st
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

SMOKING JACKETS- EuIoyD1ar1 an-l pleasure for him to wear one Reese. 1,rlauJ's
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

Silk, wool, silk and wool, llsle plain and fauc" at Bcsse- -Leland's
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

SLATER ROAD. S--5 room tcncmenr- all
 lmnrnL nlMnnts. Ihn,e E2rA-a
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

'l S-Elcctric ana mechanical trains
 and device of all kinds. Frank Nlir nc, Opp. St. Mary's Church.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

GENUINE Snau-sho. alum.
 6n leaves. Cul~ Sl.1n. Ar-r&a studio.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

Club develops that habit of consistent savings so essential for financial suc- cess. IL only takes thee minutes 70 join and there arc over seHcntcan con venlent classes that will assure from :I2.50 10 S5.00O next Christm or for special purposes. The Commercial Trust Co.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 GpD DEST-lTS
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

RHODES ST, 5I-tenemont of rooms
 new louso. Apply End floor or rhore
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

NORTH ST.-4-o-6 room tenements. and stores. Rent very reasonable. Can l19o or 2425. Elm St. Cor Main s.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

ENEREApl- Flashlights and E7tteries at sn"rtdl low prices. Frank Nar Inc, Opn. St. Mary's Church.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

CLtB-aor. uait"s Iuu Il u"ulArr ,loiIn 4. Andrews & ro.. In. l3" Main St
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

MBMBERsnlP-In our Christmas Savings
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

SMOKING sThNDS-PodcStaIs cabncts, humidors, walnut mahogany and poly chrome finishes. as low as Sl25. Early selections. While the line Is largest will be 10 your advantage fin making him happy. A. Cieszynsld X Sons, 5lS- 5l7 Main st.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

fNI'N ST. So2-5 rooms, steam heated tL2t. all tTprov ements. Phone 22T4.2 FLAI N\lLLE-A room tenement, Is Bi- cFoN St. Phone 35S PlainviIlc.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

ELGIN STRAP WATCHES-for gentlemen
 rectangular style in white ar green gold,
 spcoial at S25. Regular price t35. I. R"sNirk, Sin Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

NVhI II ST, I@N-4 room tenement, wa l,r heated al. modern Improvements,
 n"w house. Tel of55.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

Nui'FHEAST-t rooms and garage. ncw house. rooms and garage. Louie S. Jones' l7 Court St. Phone Iat
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
Suburban Fur saie

kENSINGTON-near Tpson's Co1ns- room house with all modern convsp.
 fences, Price and terms right. luouire r. L. Norton.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

BRAND NEW VictlUIas, latest modCIt all finishes a hali price, tasy terms, Henry Moraus. 365 Main st.. opposite MNLtle.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

STplIT MODEL-Red leather covered BUS fer Brown camera, only $50 One -olI film FREE Arcade S'ulfo
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

W EST END--9 room cottage on Forest sf-,
 family house on Hamilton St., new
 family house on Corbn Ave I.ou!c \. Jones, Y Court St. Phone HI. Real Estate x Insurgrcs
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

HEADQUARTERs-fyr Browni1g- Drake sets. Edgerlys Radio Service station. ErnsiuEton Phone 99-l5 I'Ap1N-tUo 'ubn, will run loud speaker. Would make a fine Christmas present. Prize right Tel, so47-S for demonstra- 'iav.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

W EST SIpE-Just finished! Dandy room cottage, all Improvements and saiaGe' Also room cottage, garage and Improvements. Lockwood cl1y
 Hall. Real Estate & Tn.ursnce
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

NlCTROLA-no household ls complete without one See our stock. Prtcet renge from s2b to sScQ c. L. Pierce. < Co.,. 246 Main St
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

| GLONES-Lined with fur, wool, sik; also mNNed practical gift for him ut la...----I Il c- n1nl-
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

JoIN-rHE NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK CHRISTMAS CLUE AND MAKE NEXT CHRISTMAS Tui, HApPlEsT,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

LAMPS-Flool bridge table and Coudoi5; In attractive color!nCs. low prices.
 Doyle's. J00 Main S'.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

4No ROOM TENEMENTE-io rent, Meam heat and Improvements. Apply Nv Britain Machine Co.,. Employment Bureau, Tel e40O.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

DEnN CpNERlNGS-Gluss or Lotter
 pots, raT.r weights. ink wells. pen clJr- oud ash trays; every one orna- { mental as well as useful. Adkins 6G Church St.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

SHlET3--Nowhere VII you find such
 selection Of shirts. Parker and Besse system Skirts. ICssc-Ielaul's.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

GIFTS FOR iil.E--A, aN tmr- ho sure and visit Nuu EGi'ain- largest rurni- ture store for Iotir ,. u-,f2} aud la.'irg gift for Mother, Wife, Sr>t,r. or Swcrt- heart. lotu a. An3rcrs & Co.,, Inc. 1GG Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

GENUINE CE'IAE I'HEs r>7-Snc is sure to be plco>c% "itG on. \. L. L'pman 5c5 and 1o7 Nai2 ,-f
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

EADlOS-3 3 and tube, tubes. hatteries and speaker S5O H taken thp week Newton 27l Main St
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments A and Tencm,n,s

aVITH MAIN sf,, 35S-2 new room
 GoohN Phone sra or 67.s.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16

LSI.D FIANOa OT QuaIIty- TvasOuabIy pr'ced Terms to suit purchaser Henry Motans X Sons 3G5 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Crn.n,en,,
ASTORIA APARTMENTS
 lo2 PROSPECT ST.

il Sr A FEW ROOM APARTMENTS ,,ti IN BRAND NEW RI.I1.n- iN,n NIL MODERN. GAS RANGE
 hi,l hlGERNTOR, SHOWER BATII
 HEtEIED HALLS. CONCESSION WILL BE GIVEN. '''>''' '''>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

The good looking chap is
Howdrd Miller, Who 1cW join
the Dutty players at the
Metropolitan, as iedding man,
When their ne1t production,
"The Best People" opens,
Jollo10iag $50 This Is Lon
dom"
CEATTLE's first glimpse Of one
~ OF tho most popular Of recent
comedies, Tho Best People" will
be Mt tho Metropolitan noxt Sunday
night. This is The amusing play
that ran for mn entire season at
the Lyccum thcatcr, New York. and
was generously laudcd by tho met.
ropolltan reviewers.
Horny Duffy obtained tho rights
for tho local presentation of the
piece ana Us singing It with n cast
OF fcputcd excellence. David GrnS
ana tho famous Avery Hopwood nrc
tho authors ana the offering has
Doen called an hilarious cocktail OF
loVe ana laughter The story N anld
10 be exceptionally entertaining ana
inc action. nltho worrying ON the
'arclcnl' ia always interesting Tho
situations nro described ns novel
ana very funny with llopwood's
INC hnnd vinihlc everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
ny JACK JuNGAfEYER
y. 4. A. service Writer


NEW YORK The great expense.
the time energy and danger involved.
heHidrs other more or isrs med,
culnble obstacles. in filming many
~ he spectacular Eernca lot pre-
irniiots movies have led more and
moro 90 the use OF The miniature.
Many such scenes. like train and
nhipwrrrka and similar diHsstcrs ON
bodied ia tho screen story. arn done
with ingeniously cantriyed toys and
maryels Of animation on "a tiny scale,
Some Of them. showing enormous
upon tho screen. arc filmed within
the compass Of Few square yards
In tho studio.
This practice has become 20 com.
mon and 40 passably illusiyc that Il
was By way OF completely suppressed.
Ing actual spectacle on the Grand
scale.
Then. along comes First National
with an impressive return TO the
older method in pietuyiug a realistic
ship catastrophe aa part ~ The
Halfway Girl. which tho Earl Hud
son unit has just completed.
This depletion of blazing ship
blown up by comhustlbles in the hold.
FAR out a, sea. under actual condi
tions. promises 20 be a paco.makcr
II viii shake the vogue OF the studio
miniature.
To give grim realism 10 that Sc.
nucnco OF "Th6 fiaff Way Girl.
where tho destruction OF an Indian
ocean liner casts the hero and hero
inc adrlft as lone refugees. i,ooo'ion
steamer was blown TO smltherccns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08
C0RTEz PRACTICES
TRICKS IN SADDLE

Ricardo Cortcz. already nm accom-
plished horseman. IS spending three
hours day in the saddle in prep
nration for his part in James Cruces
picture, 'rhc Pony Express"
Tho utmost in hard. swift, and
trick riding arc demanded In Cruces
story, which no expects viii eclipse
"The Covered Wagon" both in plot
Interest and historical background.
Pony express riders averaged better
than 10 miles an hour. including oil
stops. over n distance OF 1.996 miles,
and on shorter runs sometimes
maintained q speed on horseback of
over 20 miles nm hour
Because Cortoz expects 10 spend
a number OF weeks ALMOST living In
tho saddle during the filming OF the
picture, he is now hardening himself
to meet the rlgors OF the old-time
West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-08

Germs by the millions breed In it.
And they, with tartar are the
chief cause OF pyorrhea and de-
cay.
That film, too absorbs stains
-. stains from food, from smok-
ing, from various causes. And
that is why your teeth look "off
color"
Nero methods noe remove ii
old-time dcntifrices could not
successfully fight that film. So
most people had dinsy teeth. And
tooth troubles increased alarm
ingly.
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IL acts TO curdle the film, then
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1t gives better protection against
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Ten days use will prove its
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