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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Stockholders Sued
by Clubs Receiver

Liabilities OF about $4,000 arc con.
tanned in 80 additional suits against
stockholders flied In superior court
for collection ~ o. c. Elliott. &c.
celver for the iasolyent Thrit club.
Inc. an investment organization,
Attorney Spencer Gray appears in
behalf Of Elliott,
Tho amounts asked represent a
pro rata responsibility for club Tia.
biii,ics which are said to total s5s.
900. one hundred twenty similar
suits have been flied against stock.
holders in an Bitrmp, TO clear w
tho clubs finances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Aged Montesano
Pioneer Is Dead

MONrESANO, April S-llnrvoy
II, Marcy pioneer. is dead here.
aged 40. lie cnmo TO Montcmno lS
ycars ngo. Surviving are; His wife.
Mrs H. Belle Marcy two sons. Dr.
Guy n. Marcy. Wnpoto, and G. q.
Marcy, Schenectady, N, W. and SOW.
eral grandchildren. The Masonic
order will have charge OF the funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
To Rebroadcast
From Airplane

DAYTON. ohio. April g. For tho
first time In history a musical pro.
gram will be rebroadeas, from an
airplans shooting thru space faster
than 100 miles an hour over Wilbur
Wright field Wednesday at =. nj.
Tho program viii 20 on a wave
length OF $40 moters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

4 fuso plug and an electric light
socket provides means Of rotating
a loop antcnna. The plug Is put on
the end OF tho loop upright and the
ends Of the loop wire connected re.
spoctiyeIy 10 the threaded sleeve and
tho brass button in the center OF
the plug Leads from the loop 70
tho act are connected to tho socket
Ecrowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
WEDNESDAY


kFoA asa, Rhodes Dept Store
isB5a Rotary club iunclenbi 4 lioff,
mans orchestral ., dinner hour cone
csfti diib, Hopper Kelly pregnant
sac, studio program
hJH tssb, y. ", Wgdio Service
co =tsiao market reports l. musl,
GALE 1870 feature pregnant D. the
atof Eossip, slan, studio concert
kiiQ fIb, bush s Lane Plano
Co q. musical hour, sac. atudlo
program,
COAST STATIONS
XIII i0ai. Los Angeles g. Itigbs
mans orchestra tlao. ehlldrsp's pro.
Erami Tiso. a. H. O. program no.
fiEEiy WlHEiy program
kUM tisil, Portland 20, childrsp's
pregnant b. ofeE0nian concert oar
chraus 10, Aultnemah hotel stroll
lsra
kro tissi, san Franeiseo- T!so.
Conn band concert. 3. Atwater.lksut
program y. studio program,
keo ts6b, Oakland e. Hotel a.
Francis concert orchestra.
MI tAs1). i.9s Angeles -, doter-
tive stories s. hbtiuv rlub program
hrAE t5lsl, Pullman. Wash
giso, studio concert. radio and mat
kri talks.
CKcp tuol. vancouver n c.
sg1l. studio program
MIDWEST STATIONS
tfayifis rimrl
CFAC haal, CslgarY Alta SIS.
studio prpgrauY,
koA tasal. Denver. Colo -7.il.
varied program.
ksL tsooi. salt lake Cl8-sss.
studio program
NCAI iaasl, Spfthfisid. Nina
sheet night
wCCu an, Twin Cilies-a-ie
concert program
voc Ns.t, Davenport ia---ttA
concert program
kIoM sea- Nissauia. Most -.
g.ts. weather and markets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
u d0Wn-easy terms

this week you can buy a Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet for only one dol
lar down. And with each Hoosier
We are giving, at no extra cost, a
beautiful dinner set, a genuine
Dexter Domestic Science Set and
a fourteen-piece crystal glassware
set. This is special offer to in
troduce the wonderful new 1926
Hoosier Highboy.
you must take advantage of this
offer Immediately, however. We
have only a limited allotment of
cabinets for this special sale. WheA|
they are sold the offer ends. YoIl
must hurry or you will be disap-
pointed. Come in today,
we have also a limited number Of
other Hoosier Cabinets on which
the same liberal offer applies as
long as they last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

To make your loop more sensitive
and sslective. tap It In the middle.
and connect between tho tap aud the
negative a battery line OF set a c
battery. The negative OF tho G bat
terry should 40 TO the center loop tap
and the positive to tho negative a
battery line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

Sworn Affidavits Such as the
Following, Run in This Pa
per Every Week - They
Should BE Your Assurance
of DR.. Loughney's Success
full Treatment of Asthma,
Even in the Most Chronic
and Severe Cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
OFFER PRIZES.
FOR DX-ERS
Tune in to WHO and See
How Your Luck Is
HAWAII CALLS FRIDAY
New Pacific Station May Be
Heard Here

WHO $3.50 hes Moincs, Ia, goes
w ON the air az li5 Wednesday
evening. Pacific Time. with the bis
gest stunt program ever attempted,
Every Pacific Northwest ian who
gets the station and tells WHO about
il viii get enc OF $4,000 souvenirs or
prizes 90 bc distributed
Tho occasion Is the first annivcr'
sary OF the Bankers Lito company
broadcasting. To win souvenir you
must name one OF the artists and the
selection rendered Tho artists viii
number Ia5, so you1l have enough to
pick from The program win last
until a. m, Thursday, Pacific time
The announcement says that every
Coast fan who logs the station and
tells the pcs Moinea station about Il
by letter or postcard VIII set prize.
and that there are no blanks. There
are no local stations up in the 500
meter class 20 cut in Reception
should be comparatively simple.
IIsnf,ar. Ketip t.or1panv will broad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
SsThe Radio Star.
RADIO PROGRAMS

KJH ,asp, ~ " uadio Brryiss
Co. 1890. market reporlsi J.. musi-
Gale, 1859 homa economics talk o,
thratsf uSwHi silent until 1880. kJlt
order % OATS frolir,
Kiiq f1O. nush 4 Lane Piano
eo.--5, musical hour silsnt evening.
COAST STATIONS
KfAE siD. Pullman. wssh,-Hl.
lent evening
CkcD dl0l. Vancouver. n. c.
sIso, studio program.
hiMn fAD. Los AnEeiss-A-t.
studio programs
hiiJ aoal, Loo Angeles -sia0.
ohilhrsn's program .. de luse pro-
gram,
i>Ow lbn, Portland q. special
Pre- Easter service b. concert ofruos-
ira; 10 n Slhomah Hotel btraliufs
hro go. San Francisco u. Hell
Eer's prchtstfai 8. noan Gross bari.
tone, and program.
hi.A tsoSl. usklznd=silunt after
Tlla
kDo (sdD. Oakland -7.is. Joe
NaNHk's Enlf issaBb. 4, KdO players
ia CIVILIAN Clothes" 10. ltalstsAd's
dance orchestra
kfI tt6D. los Angeles. TIA.
WAlian Snusigi studio program. D.
Patrick March orchestra ~ EEAm.
iu-f program,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
MIDWEST STATIONS
trasiflc Tifnsb

CNHC uael, CAiss1y -, bsdtifns
stories s. e. S. a. II, symphony or,
gutatJa.
CNnN tlAD. WINNIPEG ESQ. old
tine spnE program! 5. dance 5rrhss-
tTa
kUOh tilii, Aiszouia. Mont
musical program t.tA. talk DH SUM-
msr schgol ot Montana o.. .. musical
program
huA tAgll, Denver siisnt night
hsi 1907. sait Lake CTS -si1o-
~ varied programs
WCAi iJsai, Nafthtsid. Nina --
grttse. stuhia ptpHFaHs
wCco an. 1win ritiss 50. stg-
die pFpEthWs
Voc hsb. Davenport ia=s.io.
ptudia and concert programs.
NnEO tFs5i, lansing. Michs=s3iE-
gIts. studio program.
MrAn tassi, Cleveland. o Sc.
musical program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
By HAROLD ANDREWS
United pres. ssaff cofrespondpnD

AANiNf4 IFcEF EsAfA knfffeAAWHfNAf
CHICAGO, April s.-'rhe white
plume OF romance has been stripped
from tho hat OF the underworld hero.
and he stands revealed as practical
fellow with commercial instincts
deep.rootod in complex nature.
Despite all the glamour and legend
that has sprung UP about him, he
has his own stenographer TO do his
stenographic work, and when the
need arises he can punch an adding
machine as we'll as nose,
This unsupported phase OF his ma.
turo was revealed by squad OF
hard.boiled detectives during n raid
on mn office OF skyscraper on the
Boul. Mich. The detectives say the
office is tho headquarters OF Chi.
Cages crime syndicate, an organi-
zatlon doing business In booze.
vice and bribery. The profits last
month were $4,000
Tho office itself was n pretentious
affair. There were large and shiny
desks. polished floors and draped
windows. when the detectives rushed
in, stcnographcrs were taking dicta.
ton. clerks porcd over books and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

cast a diversified
program over
KFoA H5D Wed.
ncsday evening.
starting Ht 6a5.
Mime olga Knhkls
sin sing several
soprano solos. Ia
Guiding Thank
God for n Gar
den. "a Heart
That's Free and
The Wren. /" Her
TWO co-enteriain.
cr win te Mary
Goldberg al the
nlnnn md Err.Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
BOOKS CONTAINED
COMPLETE RECORDS

1t was when the books were ex.
amlned Tuesday that romance hung
her head and sneaked out OF the con.
fines of the underworld. They showed
that such vice lords as Johnny Tor.
rio, "Scarface" Al Caponc and Jack
CusclS had achieved the ultimate in
the distribution OF booze and the
management Of disorderly houses.
These books, ledgers and memoran.
dum accounts viii be turned over TO
tho government They reveal how
much was distributed In bribes, how
booze vs. delivered TO Chicago, There
are items showing the cost systems
In disorderly houses; details of tho
efficient management OF four great
brewcrios; and the payrolls OF booze
runners, gambling house bouneers
and bartenders.
And there is one book containing
the names OF several hundred well
known Chicngoans and several large
hotels. all patrons of the syndicate.
A large cupboard In the office dis.
closed row of bottles. containing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Three Killed When
Two Autos Collide

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, April s.
Three men were killed and four In
jurrd carly today when two automo,
blles rollldsd az Sycamore shoals,
The automobiles were demolished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

Throw waste bus wire in wido.
shallow box for use as short leads
in the next set you build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Asthma Stopped
FOR
{. A. Gilmore
SWORN AFFIDAVIT
FOLLOWS

Read the Following Sworn
Facts. They Are So Start
ling That Even the Most
Skeptical CANNOT Ignore
Them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08


Edmonds. Wash.
Route |. Box 8.
Seattle, sashlAsIon,
April 2, 1925.
70 ZION IT Wy CONCERN:
DR.. Loughney ce=plStsly
stepped ~ ASTHMA inside OF
three days, and ~ case ras ter
ribly severe. For ten years /
have suffered steadily 18th
asth=e, ard for tho last four
years ! nave been 80 terribly
DOM and bad off, that could
not possibly sork or Darn cent
and on top OF that It hao cost
plenty Of aonsy for different
treatzents ana Esdieines that
wore all of no avail, but
instead actually very harzful.
finally heard OF ard vent 20
DR.. oughnsy, and in iust fnree
days after DR.. Iougane5 began
treatin., ne sas entirely free
froa ASTHMA; ard nor soHe con-
siderable tizt has elapsed
since NJ cozplete recovery and
not a trace Of asthma has re-
turned. A chronic case OF catarrh
I had since a boz Is all gone alS'
I ssesr to tho above sffidayitt
and I en- glad to ALLOW DR..
Loughney TO publish ~ ssorn
statement as he wishes. His
treatment Is marvellous In It's
effect. en- all veil, feel
wonderful, and hayo started TO
work and have good endurance and
no one can breathe zore freely
than can.
ia I<Mnn<.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Sunshine HELPS

Dry clothes out OF doors as much
MS possible. They are whittier and
have a much freshor feeling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Romance Stripped From
Chicago's Underworld
Raid Reveals Vice Syndicate Operated
as Big Business

samples Of the various grades OF
booze for sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
THURSDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

KFOA tisb, llhpdsps Dept. Rira
- Haffman's arCnsstfa 6, dinhsg
hour ronevrt. sltsut evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

Goldberg. vioiintste. They VIII pIay
wen known classical and popular
including Tho Lark
spanish scrcnRd0" and Raehman
in0ffs Prelude"
The automobile took people
out Of their homes: the radio Is
bringing them back. says Roger
w Bah-on. lie thinks that's
good thing. 80 Il Is. II it'll un.
eongost a few Seattle highways
Sunday evenings. Then some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
G. A. R. Women Give
d Trees to Hospital

TACOMA. April S.--The Womens
Relief corps. G. a. r, has presented
the United States veterans hospital
No. % with four young evergreen
trees, They win commemorate four
heroes of the civil war. Mrs. Z. S.
Godfrey. Seattle, made the presenta-
ton. DIR. II. L. St Antoine, In
charge. accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

Joseph T.. Smith. who recently
uncovered remains Of American
cities morr than $500 years old
In the Southwest. viii tell OF his
finds Wednesday evening from
koA i3s1 at Denver. The lee
turr viii siart Al 1.io. our tlme.
Kpo, San FraneiEeo, announces
Win che air that tho new Hawaiian
station. kGu. will he on the air ur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
fine set of chinaware-

you will be delighted when you see the
charming decoration and Colonial pattern Of
this high-grade, semi-porcelain dinner set.
This set is attractive enough to grace any
table-a set you will be proud to own. And
you get it, without any added expense, when
you buy your Hoosier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

body'll Invent set you can rig
up In your car and spoil every
shlnE.
KHQ t27n tho Bush 4 Lane sta
ilou. win broadcast concert by
Walt Wells and his Tacoma hotel
orchestra at $50 Wednesday even
Ing. Elmer Eaton and Earl Halla'
day. Hawaiian guitar due will play
special numbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

Note: Send 25c for my new II.
Illustrated book, entitled, stop Asth.
ma, Hay Fever and Catarrh." II
viii give you correct understand
ing Of these terrible Affections.
PIE ASE NOTE: Bake
Oven Treatments are not
given for Asthma. All
Asthma patients are given
DIR. Loughney's special asth-
ma treatments, and by DR..
LOughney only.
Dr. Loughney's Humnn Bake oven re-
moves SPINAL IRRITATION, pain In
back Of headi pulling OF cords In neck /,
some troubles with eyes; pain between
shoulders or In other parts ~ spine, or
burning, aching, tenderness or soreness
bronchitis; lameness Of fingers or feet
Jropsy or tingling like prlcking Of pins
peculiar, almost IndescPibabIs pains or
distress In heart, stomach. kidneys or
other parts Of chest or nbdoncnt back
Scba, sciaiica, rheumatism; chronic con-
stipntIon and all stomach disorders.
hOIE--Df. L0ugbney's offices arc To-
Gated mt tho corner Of fifth nnd Union.
IN the Cray Bldg, Rooms 31O-3ii-Jlg-
1891.
Or. Loughney IL assisted by competent
lady nurses Hours, o "a. M. 20 %. m.
Sundays, 10 ~ only. Telephone M lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08
Crystal Glassware Set

each piece In this set IS designed to keep
ingredients In perfect condition. There are
seven spice Jars. five containers for dry
staples, one jar for tea or cocoa and an
open dish which is ideal for salt. II comes
with your Hooser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

Arc you thinking OF buying used
furniture? The Star Want Ads will
help you. The cost is less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-08

Hopper Kelly company viii broad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-16
MARRIAGE Licenses

Thomas Hinton 10, 2242 Yandes, ice
NAG John I " " Drake, is. Sci 5. Pine lin;
ner's apprestice. Viola B. Carlyle II. S16
irwin vi ~ G. ReseneT' %, 1918 Laurel. tool
maker: Ruth, Jackson, %, 222 N. Holmes,
~ smith. e. a11 E Thirty, ssyenth
;. John T Peterson, u. All f. sixteenth,
State fishery Mrs. Bertha Turner, 90,
student minister: Vera Sanford, 20, R. r.
bank clerk; Julia E. Dean, 20 1929 N.
TirgiI +; wilkinson q: Paris Il I6slqgn d
william l.. SAVERS. %, Anderson. Ind.
dentist; Emma Knight. %. 1907 College,
Ern 2uf oSsPsfo NJ NaT r. TT3 eTnef
Alfred Fields. 81, 1914 Lafayette, la
Rriver; Anna NJ Wiegand, 90. $40 Holly
y Leonqrd HqqrbpTg ,21: 2722 Madison.
Box CPS. Bluff Rd,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-16
FIREMAN IS SUSPENDED
Intoxication Charges to Be Placed
Before Board.

George Tuck, 80, of o423 W. Wal
nut St., city fireman was suspended
today by Fire Chief John j. O'Brien
who said that charges of intoxication
will be placed against Tucker before
the board of safety.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-16
H0LD-UP MEN
GET NO LOOT
Couple in Auto Stopped
TheftS Reported.

Two hold-up men failed to take
loot from w. C. Weaver, 1853 Gu es
ter Ave, and Miss Jane Waltz, 91E
Eugene ST., after they held the cou
pie up at Emerson Ave, and Six
teenth ST., about l a. m. today
Weaver told police that he and Miss
Waltz were driving when the BAN
dts auto pulled up alongside. One
man pointed a gun at Weaver. Miss
Waltz dropped her two rings into
the seat. and the men refused to
take "a from Weaver.
Other thefts reported: William
Milton, colored. 73S Indiana Ave,
5000; Miss Nary Leslie, 754 N. Shelf
field Ave, $3.50 and a ring; Mrs. H.
K. Dunn, 2035 N. Meridian, purse
and 50. and Miss Bernice Hamilton,
2076 N. keystone Ave, $27 and a
ring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-16
AUTO STRIKES CHILD
Mother Frustrated Over Accident,
Under Medical Care.

Irma Gilchrist, 8, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gilchrist. lab Gels
endorf ST., is in a critical condition
at the City Hospital today suffer
ing from fractured skull. Police
say she ran from the sidewalk IN
front Of her home and was struck
bv an auto driven by Samuel Hig-
gins. &c, of 2911 w. Michigan St.
Higgins was charged with assault
and battery. Mrs. Gilchrist was
Frustrated and is under medical
care.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-16
LAWYERS talk
ON ADMISSIONS

A committee of the Indianapolis
Bas Association today took steps to
tighten restrictions for practice be
fore the bar. The committee,
headed by James NJ. Ogden, city
corporation counsel, met
1t recommended a committee of
three on admissions be appointed by
the Judge of the Marion Circuit
Court. members to be recommended
by the association. The committee
would include a paid secretary, who
would conduct examinations. Appli-
cants for the bar would be required
TO submit their names thirty days
prior to their examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
ANNOUNCE WINNERS
OF LIBERTY S0N6FEST

Oliver wallace fseslys8 uasEinl,
- applause yesterday afternoon
ahsp he spsb*d the regular sunday
sang tunirsg aad concert ~ ths
tAbeff5 niih gafag phrase On
NiaFehe Eiax III aiaa played a
selection from Its opsfa That's IN
bic ster.sttistie style 90 tbs giant
Wusutser
kisa Ne AEaiA sac the nFsi
song 8H tlss contest. and Str pfifr
wan amafss1 i.fislir johnson Hsl-
rna f'asrf SOS the simmer ~ Moon
uEhs AMI Hoses itafa Hearted
itsnnab hna bays and Mama
Loves t'eps SEER wan hg Sydney
Wubsl1 1usigs Petersen and Hagty
tsaae. respectively
Harold Stanton. shs tenor wha has
been masking sarh a blg Oh ih0
strand mas discovered ia the std
isser ~ Manager Leroy Johnson u
thF labeSY, and after u,sle coax
Ing Nas persuaded 90 siHg aalty
Ar3ami Shore. a Dream -
uafilstt. The knd q Perfect
Day. -Ths aheia ard coming
Thru ihe Ilys ara shr fsc clpotnstu
20 tpe sgHE rsxt sunday wallace 4
numbers will b. gems frntn she
epora Martha. ~paosr Orsnnsals. 2
by isilenirskY, and Scrsnaar. -
pirrur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Richard aimadge
at Winter Garden

Finsd With ihs sensational arso-
laiir stunts ihag haNs made him
- Pupgiaf Richard Talmadsss
Hsn pactuFe. rJlmfnirs Millions
la naw showing ar ihr Winter
Garden.
Isiebari - cast AZ yeuRg war
hefu ahg has a rsHghant faf bring
late tn an attempt 70 make him
pfampi az appointments BE praiihY
Uncle lrsYrs him lequfat q rsv,
rral miilinn dollars bot 70 collect
ihis money b, must - 1B tme Tor
several months he gets laia nu-
ptfpBs essApadrs from shat time
On. and in his sndrafor 70 BE- on
lius IL forced 30 hfrsk ysli on one
ecraslan.
JtsfgY Ftrautssro n atprsung Ia
'bs heading feminine role Ire
Moran. iiHasiry shsa Dick Npih.
sfiand. Ina Hanson and Charles
ClaFy arc Included 30 the east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
GYMS bird Movie
NoU at Coliseum

10 Elsnor Gyms tatea, production.
Man and Maid. watch opened at
the Coliseum saturday. her third
stirring picture was presented. Just
hrisfty edged with the late war none
of Tho actual battle scenes coming
into X AZ all. d, tells ~ story 81
two people who are oddly thrown
together and suddenly come 10 real
lse tha, they loys ono another very
deeply.
Harriet Hammond ia indeed find.
Madame t.iyu choao her because she
had such depths Of tragedy In her
eyes. ghe ~ blonde beauty and
shows great sparks Of emotion.
Lrw Cody as the hero. Fir Nieho
Las Thormonds. ~ now definitely
established ar n lover. iIo has been
wasting his time playing heavy
roles in ths past. Renee Adoree
an the French cocot,e, suzette. gives
a beautiful Interpretation 10 that
role. which IL n difficult one to por-
tray.
Alec Francis, as always. gives a
very finished performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
Colleen Sympathetic
in Role of sally

Caliesn Moore brings 70 sbs role os
sally. shs picture nos AZ The lib
srfF. a genius foe sympathstic inssg.
pFetalls. that uuaaeas tpaahly viii
make thls role an ouss1s~dlHE hlt %
her bong list ag successes sally
sails for uassrh human Interest. "a
thes giFu Of temperament ard d.
Hghsful sentiment
Mics Wnore possesses ~ II ,tsssr
qualifications - she absy dsugsa.
stratsd ia Flaming Yossb The
Perfect Flspper and go INA
June Mathis. who has transferred
90 the screen sarh successes as The
-Four Hpfsrmea and 'euload ara
sana DID thn adapting % eailY
and also was esl!ibrln hsss o. pro.
dBetlou
Ths major iasisHts ~ Sally -
obscure origin. hsr struggle up IRE
ladsisr Of tfe ard love ana fame arr
eli there. nut Mas Mathis has Kuns
further shs has looked heslnd ths
Scenes. 20 10 spsak. taken TIE play.
srizht'a STORY. and. agIilEas tbs I4at
thread. embroidered u In a manner
that undoubtedly will win her tbr
praise 81 the sfaunchest OF ths sd-
mtFefs az ths stage version.
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'''rhs charmsf iassd on the
British novel tiaStposa. rs HenrS
fasFlsin, tells ~ Msripasa. a daaeiug
Eifi, sho comes 10 Nsw York under
the wing Of a kindly theatrical man.
aEsr Waits her mother Who t- a
great comedy character che becomes
rapidly Involved Ia series us fan
taAiie adventures
HsadluE The supporting eazs IA ths
pletuys arc itotseft Fraser and Nal,
lace Macdonald Macdonald i
millionaire vurt1tfaYrisrs Frazer his
chauffeur They first meet AarlRg.a
in Seville aad from thrp on h t. .
hammer ard tanEa affair h1tWsen ttys
swo gpy her affections This chauffeur
wiua aut la the end. when f'cia ats
covers the real character ~ the other
mas.
TTiSts FgiEanEa plays AsFiposa =
mothrg Ia The picture asfiFgds A.
Tor. Cesare Graylpa, Edwards Davis
aud others lusg 40 sell keosa apP~aF
in the east
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Ponp of Royalty
in Blue Mouse Film

WITH al the Elampr and pomp
w Of a reel court. Confessions *
queen COMES 80 ,ht screen n
opened ai ihr tsius Mouse sa,ur.
.hAl and nnFayrisd most tascln.
AiinE and sestiHtic story that has
many unexpected and unuHual
'wisss and forms most sailrfac.
tors tale
II d the story ~ princess
whose marriage 80 most in-
trtguDnK King "a formally arranged
N II hadn't betn for that fact she
Nuuid have fsIlrn head over heels
in love with him and he with her,
hut belns forced into a. took The
edge off
Alice Terry, lewis Stone and
John Bowers head the cast;
50. she preferred Prince Alexci,
The dsAhIng young cousin Of the
king tChrissian). whilN Christian
favored Krra,ly his mistress tho
fcrypni scphora, 20 whom he had
been rnAmpred for some time