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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Government to
Cooperate in
New SiHs Film

An gffsF ~ the CzpaaAap nuFeFu
,Hres tn turn nTvr iis mg'iap p'esufg
laboratories end resources EaF ths
tsmiaE - al exterior saHras W biIl.
ton HHra aess starring rlrtuFe. THE
t'oisss tiaaE d was @seepss,i yesterday
This usaii8a plrsuFa barraa a The
tAanadias departures, - trade ahi
raumsFes wiit cooperate with tha
prusinrtiaa tafrrs yhfuau, Tho fllf,.
iak eprFaisnna Raymond Peek. head
~ The hgruaa. ana bis assistant.
tFpak fiaasisT. are already actively
engaged IN laying TIA plans Tor Shs
aaFa
FRED s'Auisy has npsni several
seeks wtth tbs canadian officials 80
lesssax ibcatlan. This vas found
ln the heart % The big timber cpun.
ttY ahoas $50 rifles frurl oHana.
fYus along ths ottawa. uatiasau sui
iisauebsHs rivers Far sons u fhs
scenes Milton Hslss and ths oaas wit
have 10 walk 20 mites thru tho
Nnods over aiaisns trails Cameras
ana equipment wils have sn ~
aacksd in en- human hacks
In = ssz days STANLEY ara Lam.
brrt tfliirsr. who viii silrret shs re
tufr ard eansfsmsa Ruy Cafpen.
tor, viii have % lssvs Ia take PR
iltniuary shots silis ard tho cass
wiii follow shortly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Adventure Is
Big Essential
for Scenario

pui ~ maF7 than three thousand
stories and plays read ~ First Na
tinnHra nesnsfiu department iu thf
lasl half YEAR only 90 were accepted
for production. iuo ~ tho purchase
being original. according 90 a rrpofi
made la epmranY officials this week
IS Fiofrnre Strauss. scenario editor
The desire far rlsan nleIufra Il
having lis effect 0n book publication.
Hhs Riro reported. because. NJ su au.
lhor's story must 10 greatly moii
nsd 20 conform o. screen standards
he chances ~ production age pfopof
tlunaisly lrsssnrd She points out
that Ia ihis springs nctlon output
the majority % stories are romance
and adventure with sea tales ia tho
minority Tho professional writer.
sho sayu II now consulting the
scenario deparlmsn, fret before
kolnE 70 the publisher
AkstehlnE the activities ~ her a.
partmsnt Flofsnes strauss reported
In tho last siK months iJrrt Sa
iionars reading department, has rad
s.tss stories. out ~ which IS were
accepted Tor their entertainment
value aud suitability 10 our stars and
directors Two u these stories were
originals In making our selections
&c did 20 with view 10 obtaining q
balanced program % outdaar aiysn
TURF tales and American historical
stories along with a prePar,ipHals
uumbrT u society ana domestic
dramas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Which Tells in Brief How
One Leon Enrol Got His Start

A. the center og ~ the excitement
cf the uew Ziswfeld production.
Louie tha itsh. Leon fsrrut prob
ably eooEratghatcz himself tia, he
nsver followed out his fathers plan
70 have hirs become a physician For
E-rol's father. an INSPECTOR Of nc.
counts In tbs exupIoy OF tbs govern
rnsnt IN sydasy. Australia. had
wanted his soa 20 80 into the med.
icai profession. ard Yptirs Enrol
actually tsxaG taking up The science
IA The university AZ Sydney. How.
river. his comic spirit hroka forth IN
amateur theatrteals of the college.
ard be WAS started on hts more con.
genial career.
Enrol Is famous In America now
for his comic portrayais Of drunken.
ress and Il h tnterctiRg TO note that
his frat appearanee on any stage
was "a q mono too sober man. In
these days the standard makeup for
n comedian was brilliant red nose.
baExy trousers and a siip-ahod red
tic. In college, operctta land no
wrote the play tool be adopted this
with huxs sucreSs. Hn was told that
his mother wcpt AZ shs performance
Thinking he had disETaced his fam
sly. no went homo contritsiy prn-
pared 70 renouueo this stage But be
learned that his mother had weps
tears Of laughter. not sorrow. 80 he
took his show on tour and began his
professional career. to the loss OF
The medical science.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
WEALTH OF NAMES
In AGONY COLUMNS

Was the romantic name ar "a
verste movie star used in the pie
tnrn Jas, night clipped rrera tbs
hirths-asa,hs- and marriage list in the
nearest spzpsFf
Probably. fof ths column Of vital
statistics il a s;orehours Of names
which. when juKgtsd around in az
fsrsnt combinations. provide excel
lent labels for screen characters,
states Leonors Coffee. Who with Ees
Unseii adapted ~ftslFs tfIEhFoad" foy
Tho peMiIls studio. whsrn the pic
turs t. b~inE filmed with Leatrics
Joy starring and Edmund BgsB. Rob
ert Edeson and Julia Faye featured
Names must sound human nat,
urnl." says Mrs Cnffss. and M
more obvious mine Of humanity Than
tho Agony columns"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Doris Can Bob
Her Hair and
Have 1t, Too

Latest New York film mystery
Has Doris kenyon bobbsd her hair
The HassmhiaEe a. the studios
Easpsd the other day when Miss Ken
son walled out On the srt fuf screen
lesis fos '-Tbs Halfway Girl
The long tfessss witch have be-
come familiar thru AIss KsnYon'
past screen appearance vers gone
Ter hair Was ng,fr1 oui and short
Iu the latest French baby bob" -
trrt
Doris Kenyon with b0bbsd half' u
seemed Impossible 90 those aao knew
hef
Aiss Kenyon merely smiled a bar
fling smile AFTER finishing her screen
fest shs ppsafra ia ihs dressing
foum when she fsaPpsared dressed
Cor ihs street there came another
shock This tins her hair WAS long
Another hugz u excitement ws'
bsf hair bsbbsi and VAS shs wear
ING a Wig Ana II uss. uhai ihsu'
Aiiss Kenyon fourhsaftd no rsplsna
ilpu. taking hsr departure with 'hs
nip sirfy uusaigsd
Tho solution VAS soon given. how
ever ~ june iaffe who constitute
'ar Flrst National hair dressing De
nsrfmsat Miss laffe has devised a
special hair dress ahsfsbY women
iHay. b. skiliinl curling. obiAin ,hr
stfsas u hablsd hair and -; be abls
SHEA they 80 desire. 80 regain ,ht
dignity ~ fau length hzir Accord
ms b. Miss lkHc tho hair IL Ha'
psusa under. boz esfled upward
3ght % she htat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Winter Garden Books
"SaIUation Hunters"

~ r. learned that ono of tho tea
sons most unusual motion pictures
Is soon 20 be played IN this city
Jasef gon H'sFnbsfs. the director
who startled Hollywood with a new
sort ~ SCREEN impfrssionism. hss
hHd hls picture taken W ~ admifnE
film maEBaies end stars and u j. or
egiafnE over The country like Wild.
fire Salvation Hunters" 80 the
picture IL called. II being distributes
by tho same company As The Thisi
u BaEdA1 Dorothy Vernon" and
he new Chaplin films salvation
Hunters" with iis volunteer crew
q actors. made Ia o5d spots shout
Los Angeles. proved 10 be q pictorial
gem that many o. the greatest stu.
dos could have made without dis.
credit. aud Tor starting Psychological
thrills u has not bren matched. Fol.
loving - New York run Salvation
Hunters" siii be sesH here a. tho
Winter Garden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Kiss for Cinderella" Is Next
James NJ. Barrie Story for Screen

material without isftfpginE i's fan
ih-y. wss fnfbu0siie ~ the pres
poet N having me same yeunE
writer soi ribs - KisH for Gin
dsfrIla" into flnfmatir form
goidbss d returned Last week from
"a Visit with Hir James iu London
whore they discussed the adaDiH
lion. The sesnarlst D. been abttHt
safn tbis county on a prolonged
'ay IN France AMI fDaiu. spent lp
preparing me scupt far itsE Ia.
grams Mare Sasirum co'dbsek
is responsible also for the continuity
n "Hramm0achs which lAsi
Christmas won for its author. HsfssI
aabailni. The $4,000 award offered
by Adolph Zuksr thru the Author
League ~ Amsrlra 10 the author
u the story which nlsds mo best
motion picture shown fuHnK 1894
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

a kFa faT Cinderella nss Is 90
Peter ran" James 81 naulra brett
known slerg, is 20 be brguEte 90 the
screen 0Ths same lns ~ director
actress ana bropafiat @ vas fs.
Hpanslbis f1f peter Fam iu rsllu
bold form viii BE- entrusted Wiih -
klsa fur Cinderella willis Gold.
beck has been assigned enc ndsptn
u0n and Betty bronson viii play
mo featured role under che dire
dion ~ Herbert ifrnpn
Nlus year, ESQ - kiss fof Gin
dorslla" served o. vehicle fgf
Hauds Adams AFTER EarusnnK fresh
iAufrls ha "a iisrHs heroine. Aihs
Adams then retired from ths stage
narrIr. vh6 expressed himsrif 90
delighted with Goldtsss'r success in
moldInz Peter Pan into screen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

OMAN And MAID The EiiaBf
A Qlyn picture ths, comes 60
t.,s Coliseum saturday. tells the
story q young EaKiish noblsmau.
crippled ln tho aar who settles IN
= luxurious Paris apartment. where
tho vista ~ tho gay aemsn ~ Paris
merely b8fo htm
Then 30 meets young Eifi q
provocative mystery Complications.
jealousy and Misunderstanding keep
them apart while ths ma iisrlhss
shell Paris Aad ,hs fever q war
fsFrs Rbagt tbsa IL 10 Arnisiler
aiEbi before peace Is Declared n
their hearts ms picture Is said 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
STAGE LURE GETS
MARION FAIRFAX

Marion Fairfax II flirting again
with her first loys-the stage. sflss
Fairfax confsssss she Il toying with
an idea for another play
Before giving up acting and writ.
InR for this stage Mics Fairfax was
one Of New York's most successful
playwrights. She had an unbroken
succession OF Broadway hits. includ.
ing The Tnlkcr." which was re-.
Gently adapted 20 the screen. The
Builders" The chaperone." Mrs.
Boitay'g Daughters' and THE Ways
and Means Each had no less than
a seasons run.
Since shifting her sphere ~ nc.
tiyity 20 the screen. Miss Fairfax has
been a producer. director. author,
sconarist and editorial director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
SCENES IN AaIARulM

First scenes for Richard Barthel.
mess new picture. shore Leave. /"
have beef taken nj tho Aquarium
In New York under John Robert.
sons direction. II Is the first time
tho famous home for fish has been
utilized for dramatic motion pic.
turs. Other Bcenes ars 90 bs taken
on board battIeships OF the Atlantic
fleet. the United States navy giving
It's cooperation in the making OF
the film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
C0RlhNE INDULGES
IN BURST OF OPINION

"FsapBrss." fays cagsHns Gfiulih.
aerta % 10 standardized. never
IN nay iifs saw Eitis 10 much alike
as lbsY aEe nov They All bob ihtif
halT ard roll their ssneklAEa and DO
tho sanss thinEs AZ tita Asma time
sai Ia nosi nasea. thcY look lasi
alike
AS Ter nss. I'm going 20 ls, my
aair grow snTsvsrusofr Personally
I'm sired ~ fiappsr pictures and
weary - the Ei'i who says 4 dare
anybody 10 foliow me- and runs
awaT and Jumps lato the swimming
Fnai Usually she pushrs the big
hSssitfaua egg man from IowA in.
ia7i 10 ha rsta
In The Marriage whirl.- Cor
nns's uexi First National. she plays
ara entirely different snrs n flap,sr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

Percy Marmont Is d star
Of unusual interpretfUs
ability. Ne plays the part Of
a struggling young scenario
Driter in "The Le0end Of
Hollyigood," starting Sunday
at the Capitol.
11THE Legend q Hollywood
Il which vil b. ~lown a. ths
Capitol. starting Sunday. is from ths
Phoi0play Magazine story BY Prank
Condor. and tells q, tho dsspalring
struggles Of a writer 80 gain reoog.
milton IN the field u scenario writing.
disappointment follows on disappsnt,
ment until. on the brink Of 6sspeFa.
ton. be Eamblss with death in
thrilling game o. seven glasses, one
a which contains poison.
Percy Aiarmoni. who scored ore
Of ,io greatest successss In recent
years as tho whimsical MARX SABRE"
In III Winter Comes" IL the sar
ZaEu Pitts, tho most unique psuson.
atty on tho screen today. plays the
feminine lead. a characteristics
that gives her wonderful opporiu.
ritY 90 exploit her versatility. tina
role ranging from farce comedy 20
tho deepest pathos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

~ somewhat similar 90 '-Thfer
Weeks" and sitia Hour" % tbs
beauty o. ssta ana photography
Madame 0lyn. az usual. afler b
fund q, SURPRISE lief cast Ia
beaded ~ IiaFFis, Hammond and
Lev Cody The former he's been
away gFem the screen iog tso years
duo 70 a Ions ard serious fitness
Previously she was lsupv'g bath
laE beauty She plays tho part -
The hsgolue. Ai,hsa. IN -Man aas
Maid. ard under ihs euitaaes -
sisasms ulYu he's emerged a player
d, aamisistable talent ready 20 take
her place bsaaau any y the Ereai
dramatic actresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

The Frank Lloyd company. film
ing Winds u Chance" 10 British
Columbia. y having a rather sifonu.
Gus time bringing Rex Beaeh's
Alaskan gold rish story 10 tho
screen. The ether day Viola Dana.
Anna Q Nilsson. Ben Lyon. Victor
MciAgisn and Hobart isosworth
ssefe among the numayoub players
who wen, thru the dangerous fsa;
u running the White Horss rapids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

As a whga. ~ came 20 Amegtta.
tits stick. spsts and cut u clothes
MAIDS hln an object q tsrisssa. 10 ,hs
streets 81 San Francisco Tia t.as
llsa accent made u difficult To rna
parts IA plays on ths caass. It's first
loo vsaa Ia = beer Eardsn In Frisco
The manager though, his street
clothes were character makeup.
and be went Ga ~ss was He Aang
cestsr sonea ard waa pslted wyth
peanuts, AZ an ALTERNATIVES 10 tried
dancing. and tie crowd uksa that,
Tho manager offered him AN sns
Eaxefnsai--oa condition that he
should daaeo and no; sing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

nartara Ia Mar has nat i, her
rlss % prominence ana afnusace
make her f5Fastfui % the days
when sbs danced In vaudeville end
has maintained her msmbruship In
no National Association 20 Vauds.
vile Artists. 20 which ahe has al,
waya bscn a siauueh sugpasief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

The Halfway Girl" with porl.
Kenyon In the featured rols and
Lloyd Hughes az leading man. was
Placed IN production tits week by
EArI Hudson. John Francis Dillon
Ia directing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

a('oNFEssIoNs OF a Queen. =
- which opens az the Hue
Mouse Saturday. was made FOR
Mesro-Goiawyu Mayer ~ Victor Sea
ssroul who together with Agnes
Christine tehnstono ADAPTED Il 20 the
screen from Kings Ia Exile. At
phonsc paulesa famous story.
Confessions % Queen'' "a a pos.
ergni story q love and intrigue. In
tempe and theme ls h unliks Sea.
Htrom'a two preceding pro1uCtioas
Name ths afan' and Tie Who Gets
Slaprrd" Previous to that tlma he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

John Francis Dillon had 10 Gu,
hss California vacation shoft whsa
ta received q hurry cali 10 return
70 New York and handle tho mega.
phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

was director Ia chief with a Swedish
motion picture company heated To-
Stockholm. where 10 established
himself as a director % uausuai abil,
~ b. handling all types % prodas
sions from weird sasysnsic tales 90
stories os grea, tragedy. and s'ill
others q light buhhiink comedy
The cas-, o. Confessions % a
QpeeaF u headed - Aztec Terry
Lewis stone. john Bowers and
Helena d'Atgy
" X wusen assisted Director
seastsom. while Percy Hiibura was
chief eaasFaman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

MOST 0ppsnStHg tfpFk gu HFF
role Of The argentine dancer
In THE Dancers" 10 play al
the Colonial Sunday and
Monday.
|T'HE starry ~ -The Dancers. 70
4 b. a, the Colonial sunday aud
sfbndsy. IL meant 10 portray tho ,ass
arr and is attendant evils IN places
Il Is inconsistent. but there IL much
dramatic interest IN the situation. II
l. hHllt around a msn who lives .
coiorfgl. adventurous life Ia gouih
America. bat keeps always bsfdre
him tho Ideal ot perfect love Tor
his childhood sweetheart. who Is
growing into typical ~flsppci, baca
home
Alma Rsubsns. cast In tho role o,
the South American dancing girl. 10
delicate % touch and beautifully 70.
strained In hsr acting as sluays
siadEc Bouamy- more obvious bat
lovely os FACE and figure por,rpys
tina. tha girl back HONS. Smiling
George o'Brlen. who won fame ln
Tho Iron Itorra" and The Man
Who Came Back" handles thta new.
and perhaps moro difficult role with
iila usual sasr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

House Peters finds the old
clock good for something be-
sides telling time an his role
IN "Raffles," The Iamous de-
tectipe story, booted To ap-
peor at The Columbia follolc-
inn the sholotn0 Of The cur
rent attraction MEN and
Womea."
The Washington times., 1925-06-25
ARTS CLUB TO PRESENT
PRIZE CONTEST PLAY

The Arts Club Of Washington win
present one-act play. The Acid
Test" second prize winner in q
national contest, tomorrow night
In the garden Of the clubhouse,
2O17 / street northwest.
The play was written by Mrs.
Henry Hayes, 1861 Biltmore place
northwest, writing under the pen
name Of Ednah Proctor Clark.
She also win first prize in the
contest. The music committee Of
the club will open the program with
a one-act operetta, "The Magic
Hour"
The Washington times., 1925-06-25
CARS PARKED IN STREETS
At NIGHT TO BE COUNTED

II during the early hours Of to.
morrow morning your view OF the
street in front Of your house In
DISTRACTED by the form OF police
man, evidently carefully noting
your automobile, be not afraid.
In cooperation with the. trans.
portation survey in the interests Of
the traction companies, count of
all automobiles left parked In the
streets all night will be totaled be-
tween the hours Of and 5 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
The Washington times., 1925-06-25
White Straw
Sports Hats at
$1.69

SmaVt new white hats, made
OF various straWs; some pure
white. others combined with
4 bit Of color. Simply trim
med with band OF ribbon or
sash. Shapes To suit an types.
Kann's Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-06-25
TRADE BOARD DIRECTORS
WILL DISCUSS TAXES

The directors of the Board of
Trade will hold a special meeting
next Monday to discuss the tax
rate for the District for the fiscal
year 1927. The compittee on mu.
nicipal finance will report its rec.
ommendation Of a minimum tax
rate.
The rate Of $40 Is understood
to be the figure favored by the
board members.
The Washington times., 1925-06-25
Hard Candy
Ice lb.

Assorted hard candies,
in all the delicious flaw.
ors that children and
grown-ups like best.
Specially priced for FRI
day.
Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-06-25
EnaneIWare
29c Ea

Odds and ends Of Venetian
enanlelware d trtple.coated
ware blue and white on out
side and all white inside.
Choose from the following
pieces:
3.qt. Preserving Kettles
M ediurn-sIze Clspidors
- and at. Pitchers
II and IL az. tea pots
~. I and 5 Qt. Pudding Pans
~ and IL at. Coffee Pots
6-Qt. Tipped Sauce Pans
3-dt. Covered Sauce Pans
And many other pieces. OF
some we have q quantity, Of
others only Q few.
Ilann Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-06-25

S 8DAOUF4AAe O%ACA = SAAt-ees-- = = a
cial while the lot lasts. flfe
ct, each -. -. $685..
Y yard wide unbleached
sheeting, 200 yards only q
regular 49c quality; spe. 90O
cial Friday. q yard
F1emstitched pillow cases,
4Sx36-in. size before
hemming; special 81 On
s. Tor 1880
30 plain henmed dOllble-bed
SATIN finished spreads; an per-
feet: regularly $3.95 GO M
Zann' street Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-06-25

Regularly l9c II from the
full piece. Assortment includes
q nice lire Of small checks
and neat piaids, In many color
combinations; 81 in. wide and
all good lengths.
Kann's Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-06-25
" busy Corner Specials as
$1.65 silk Hose
S1.39 Pr.

WoHnen's pure thread
silk hose, full-fashioned
with mercerized tops,
soles, heels and toes;
black. white and good
colora.
Street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-07
HARDlNG'S FATHER GUEST
OF VOTAWS IN CAPITAL

Doctor George T. Harding, Of
Marion. Ohio, father OF the late
President Harding, Is a guest at
the home of the Reverend and Mrs.
Heber Votaw, in Takoma Park, the
latter being his daughter.
Doctor Harding is now eIghty-two
years old and is making his first
visit to Washington since former
President Harding died. lie Is in
good health.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-07

John May. Mrs. M. .. Donahue.
Mrs. Frank e. 'Duehring, Mrs. Henry
w. Sohon and Mrs. Joseph Madigan.
Mrs. Howard r. Slime was elected
recording secretary, Miss Mary j..
Keliher corresponding secretary and
Mrs. George r. Barker, treasurer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-07
MRS. II. v. HAYNES HEAD
or c. U. HOSPITAL BOARD

Reelection of Mrs. Harry v.
Haynes as president of the George.
town University. Hospital Ladies'
Board was announced today.
The following vice presidents were
elected: Mrs. Andrew T. Mcintyre,
Mrs. Milton E. Allies. Mrs. George
Tully Vaughn, Miss Minnie e. Car.
roll, Mrs. Michael j. Ready. Mrs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-07
Lamp Duplicates Sunlight

BUFFALO, May IA lamp
which will duplicate sunlight and
which will aid in giving the "sun
cure" to tuberculosis patients is
being perfected at the j. n. Adams
Memorial Hospital at Perryshurg,
1t is said by Doctor Horace N. Lo-
Grasso, superintendent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-07
Kurd Rebels Executed

CONSTANTINOPLE. May IT,
Eighteen Kurdish rebels have been
executed at Diarbekir, it was an
.ounced by the Government.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-07
Sale! Spring

Included in this lot are
hats copied from extensive
creations, latest New York
styles and a host of shapes
and cOlOrS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-07

All Of the seasons desirable materials in long waist ef-
fects straight line models, beed and plain styles flares
founces and host of other styles we'll Short sleeve and
sleeveless models with round Vshaped Peter Pan and
novelty collars Peated panels pockets with contrasting
coored borders and other fancy trimmings show these
frocks off to the best advantage For best selections
"Shop Early! All sizes but not in every style.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-30
A. |. A. PRACTICE
Lithuanian Nine Will Hold Second Tryout Saturlay-Gcorge swan Proves Sure on Fly Balls.

The American lithuanlan assoCla- tion win hold baseball practice at Walnut Hill park on Saturday aiter- noon at 1:3O o'clock. A large sduau turned out last week in spite of the rain, and larger one is expected this coming Saturday. There are several men who signiiied their lh- tention of trying out for the A. L. A. team at the beginning of the season but have been unable to attend the first few practices. This group comprises some of the fastest ball players in the city. They will be present for practice this Saturday. and the association hopes to build up an unusually good team this year.
 At the practice on last Tuesday night Manager Covclcski discovered an outtlelding gem in the person of George Swain. It seemed to make no apparent difference 10 him where the fly balls came. They were bound to be caught. one handed, bare handed, or otherwise. It was nothing short of sensational, But it is doubtful if he can be secured for the A. l.. A. in all their games as his business takes him out of town d greater part of the time. Others who arc showing fine form are Valentine, Bober. Rocco. Huck, Winners and Hayes.