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New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
JACOBSON-NO0NAN
Clarence E. Jacobson Takes Miss
 Margaret Helen Noonan For His Bride At St. Mary's Church Today

The wedding of Miss Margaret Helen Noonan, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James l.. Noonan of SS Cran- ston Terrace, and Clarence F. Ja- cobson son of Mir. and Mrs. John Jacobson of 27 Wakefield Court, took place this morning at g o'clock at St. Mary's church. Rev. Walter Lyddy offciated. Miss Gertrude M. Reilly was maid of honor and Bert o. Jacobson, best man. The ushers were Howard Butler and Ragner Norfeldt
 Francis Egan sang, Ava Maria and Il Love You Truly
 The bride was sttired In a gown of white bridal satin trimmed with | duchess lace and orange blossoms. Her veil was of tulle with a crown of duchess lace and orange blos- sons. She carried bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore a gown Of peach colored taffeta with a hat oi azure blue and carried tea roses.
 Tho gift of the bride to her at tendant was a platinum bar pin set with diamonds and sapphires and the groom gave the best man plati- mum and pearl cuff links To the ushcrs he gave green gold watch chains.
 Following the ceremony a wedding reception was served at the home oI the brides parents. About l5o guests were present from Waterbury Baltimore, New York, Hartford and New Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacobson left on wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and will be at home aftcl September 1 at 36 Cranston Terrace Mir. Jacobson is employed by in, Royal Typewriter Co. Of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
NAzNiovA STARS AT LYCEuM

Brilliant Nazimova is at her very best in the Lyceum theater feature now showing, "The Redeeming Sin" The companion feature stars Harry Carey and pretty Ethel Shan non in Texas Trails" dashing western drama, while the news reels and q selected comedy round out the program.
 Starting tomorrow afternoon and continuing through the remainder Of the week the Lyceum will present another double feature attraction topped off by that sterling actor, Lionel Barrymore. in T Am the Man"
 Tomorrow also shows the latest release in the serial, The Great Circus Mystery"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

Pittsburgh at the chief secretarys lodge, Phoenix Park, which was used for a social function for the first time since the Free State came into being Charles M, Hathaway Jr.. American consul at Dublin, and a number of prominent officers of the Free State army and police and civil services were present.
 Timothy J. Healy goyernor-gcn- era of the Free State, has arranged dance for the officers at the Vice Regal lodge tonight, The officers have also completed invitations to l next weeks horse show.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
VIOLENCE IN AMoY

Annoy, China, July 2e P-Two prominent local Chinese actively en- gagged in attempting 10 prevent strikes and disturbances, were shot today, one fatally.
 The crimes are reported to have been committed by man endeavor- ing to incite the public and intimi- date the conservatives Otherwise the situation here remains quiet. The boycott is effective against British and Japanese shipping firms only.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following realty deeds have been recorded: Joseph Jicht io Gar abed Krikorian, 91-1e1 Winthrop street; Charles Bakshinsky 10 John Pethigal. Brooklawn street; 'LuCy N. Wessoleck to Emmanuel Richman, Vance and Columbia streets; Frank Agnelio 10 Salvatore Buchere, IS Union street; Severin and Louisa Hanson 10 Andrew and Minnie Carl son. Linwood street: F. Levine to John and Victoria Linden, sos East street.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
Fisheries Survey Party
 Leaves Alaska for States

Seward, Alaska. July 29 Pl-Rep- rcsentative Wallace H. White. Jr., of Maine and his son. Hubbard, mem bcrs Of a party which made a sur yey of fisheries and sealery ccndi- tions in southwestern Alaska and the Prihiloff Islands left for Seattle yesterday. White is member of the shipping and fisheries committee and father Of the White Fisheries Rill
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
RETTRNS FROM SWEDEN

Herman Johnson of 1S Hart street has returned from, Sweden where he visited his mother. He had not seen her in 20 years and found her 10 he in excellent health, Mir. John son sailed from New York on May 2s and returned Monday of this week. He resumed his duties as foreman at the Beaten & Caldwell Mfg. Co. today.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
MRS, BRYAN THANKFUL

Dayton, Tenn, July 29 Rs-The widow of William ]. Bryan last night expressed her profound sp- preciation for the innumerahle cour- tesies which the people of Dayton and Rhea county have extended to Mir. Bryan and herself. during the period of her residence here. before and following the death of her hus- band.
 "The people here have been the soul of kindness" Mir. Bryan said
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
sOUTHPAw GOLF MATCHES

Chicago. July 29 R-The six toenth annual southpaw open golf tournament, 10 which every left handed member of clubs affiliated with the United States Golf associa- tion is eligible, will be held August (.
 Play will be at S6 holes, medal, handicap. Prizes will be awarded for low gross and low net at 1s holes. full handicap, in the after nnnn
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
American Naval Officers
 Are Guests in Dublin

Dublin, July % Rl-Desmond Fitzgerald, minister of foreign af- fairs in the Free State cabinet, gave dinner last night in honor of Rear Admiral Philip Andrews and the Of fiCers of the United States cruiser
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
BELGlANs START FOR |. S

Brussels, July g LP-The mission to Washington 10 discuss settlement of Relgium's debt to the United States left this morning for Cher bourg to sail for New York on the steamer Olympic tomorrow
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-29

Morgan Palmer, long resident of China, was killed on the day that Dr. Howard was captured, July 20. Because of the isolated location of the ranch where the attack took place, on the Sungari river, details of the affair have not been received, It is known. however, that the mother of Mir. Palmer, a son Of Dr. Howard, and Harold Baldwin formerly of Derby, Conn.,, and his wife and child, who were at the ranch al the time, escaped.
 Picking advices several days ago expressed the belief that General Chang Tso-Lin would be stirred tc action against the bandits, as MT Palmer was personally known ant highly regarded by him.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
BRIGANDS ASK RANSOM
Chinese Demand Pay in Money and Cartridges for Release of Dr. Howard, Held as Prisoner.

Picking, July 29 R)-Consular ad- vices say that ransom, in money and cartridges, has been demanded by the brigands who captured pr. Har- vey J. Howard of the Rockefeller hospital in Picking, more than a week ago, while he was visiting at the Manchurian ranch of Morgan Palmer, a native of New York state.
 The amount of the ransom Is not specified and the whereabouts Of Dr. Howard is not revealed.
 The demand is said to have been forwarded 10 Samuel Sokobin, Amer ican consul at Mukden, who is near the ranch investigating the bandits attack.
 Roger Green, business director Of the Rockefeller hospital, has arrived at Mukden and is appealing for the aid of General Chang-Tso-Lin, the Manchurian war lord. to effect the release of Dr. Howard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Happy Farce
Proves Success
In Third Week

The Best People, Avery Hop.
woods mrec.eomcdy OF contrasting
social positions, is proving a ban.
ncr attraction at the Metropolitan
theatcr. where It is playing It's
third week. The piece Is scream
lngly funny thruout aud keeps tho
audience in d constant state OF
laughter
The jakanE tendencies Of the
younger generation forms Part OF
the basis Of the plot which has 10
do with gold digging chorus girls
aud members OF tho upper 10 IN
nrtistocrutir society There Is u
hattie between social position and
true ioyr aud OF course love wins.
The daughter or the Bronson Len.
noNr4 Is determined 90 get out Of
the rat by wedding beneath her
Her mother thinks more Of her
perch high up on the smart Snt
ladder than stc does or life itself
and her father Is too busy lawyer
10 think much about her nt ALL
/ Then comes the awakening. and a
satisfactory adjustment OF things.
There Is FUN IN every line Of The
play and the three acts and five
scenes ure reelcd or In jig time
Maud Gilbert IL "a scream as a typl
cal chorus Elrl Tho leading roles
are in tie hands OF Howard Millcy
and Maurice Franklin, and prom
incnt IN the east are Norman
French. Arthur picrBon. Helen
Audiffrcd Valentine sidney. Eunie,
Hunt and Alfred Patterson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
BOYS HERE ON
ALASKA TOUR
Seventy Youngsters Taken
on Trip by Detroit Man

Nearly 20 boys will arrive in Seat
Tie wednesday on n Seeing North
America" tour. The party is being
conducted by George f. Buchanan.
Detroit business man and philan-
throplst. who Is paying a third Of
each boys expenses. providing that
he earns third. and that his par
cnts contribute the remaining third.
Already the boys have visited Chi
c1so. Winnipeg, Calgary Bann,
Lake Louise. Vancouver. Alaska and
Victoria. y. c. After leaving Seattle
they viii return to Detroit thru Port
land and Spokane,
Tentative plans for the boys en-
tortainmont in Seattle include 4
o'clock tea by tho Campfire Girls on
board their ship "Camaraderie"
Thursday afternoon. and the appear.
uncc OF the boys in The wayfarcr"
TIC same evening.
They VIII also visit the United
states navy yard al Bremertoa, and
the Sgorismcn's show al Green
Lake.
They will leave for Portland on
The Northtrn Pacific at 43o p. m.
Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
AMBASSADOR TO
JAPAN DIES
Edgar A. Bancroft, Chicago,
Passes in Tokyo

TOKYO. Japan. July 2s.-tBy U.
P.l-American Ambassador Edgar A.
Bancroft died here today.
Bancroft had been III with in
festival trouble, but was reported
within She past fortnight 10 be
improving. At that time his physi.
clans believed that rest would SUI.
flee TO restore him to health
Edgar Addison Bancroft was born
in Galesburg. Ill. in 1857, and was
graduated from Knox college OF
that city and Columbia Law school,
New York
lie has been ambassador in Japan
since November last year.
Bancroft had won for himself an
eminent position in the bar OF iii.
nois during his practice in Gales
burg and Chicago. He was es2e-
cially adapted MS a railroad attor.
ney and was also counsel OF the
International Harvester company.
lie belonged 10 several Chicago
clubs and had made a name with
several works OF an economic and
legal nature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Act
Wins Honors
at Pantages

Probably the bestllked act on
the new Punages bin, which opened
at the thcatcr Monday was one.
man performance. that OF Eddie
Hin in The Philosopher
There IS nothing that people get
more fun out OF than a rat man,
Now. Eddie Hi may not like to be
called fat--hc ISN'T very much over.
sized. but he Is Just enough so 10
come under the classification The
public likes fat man, but when
that flt man possesses a million,
dollar smile. a great personality
and takes Il an on the stage, they
so Wild Aud 80 the audience a.
the Pan Monday night went wild
and applluded continually
Harry Cluma California Mugl-
cal Ensemble" IS chiefly remark
able for the fact that he has sue
cceded In combining. for the yaude-
willie stage. a number Of pretty girts
who are good singers and good
dancers. Moreover Girard has
trained them 20 "A nicely
Kelly & Dearborn In Picking q
Peach presented n clever act n
a very entertaining fashion.
Getting comedy out OF an act which
no one would believe could produce
Il. Klass & Brilliant kept the audi.
ence laughing a good part OF the
time that they were on tho stage IL
their act stick to Your Horn
The special knights Templai
'soagoioEue" OF Henri C, LeBol wni
naturally appropriate and weli-likct
By the first.nighters. An ordinary
photoplay. Wasted Lives" conciud.
ed the evenings program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Long and Short Of
"T he Unholy Three"

Tod BrowutnR's Tho unholy
Three" now being featured at tho
Hcilg, has in its cast one Of the
smallest adul, actors Of the screen
and one Of tho heaviest artists.
The former Is Harry Enrlcs, n
a5-pound midget who. at the age
or g, Is % inches tall Tho lat.
tor is huge gorilla used IN tho
production which weighs Il hun.
bred pounds and is the largest ape
or its species In captivity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
She Hated Him SO
She Married Him

The griat OF the divorce court
mills daily tell Of the unhappy re.
suits attending badly advised mar.
riaEcs, Since 80 many matrimonial
barks which set forth bravely.
enough ultimately come to grief.
what can be said OF a marriage in
which a Girl became mans life
partner because she hated him7
Nevertheless. this is the theme
on Which Her Accidental Hus.
hand now Mt the Winter Garden.
Is based.
An unusually strong cast cnacts
the principal roles II consists Of
Miriam Cooper Forrest Stanley.
Mitchell Lewis. Richard Tucker.
Maudc Wayne and Kate Lester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Sour StolnacEl
Phillips Milk OF Magnesia"
Better than Soda

Instead OF soda hereafter take "a IT.
Il, Phillips MIX Of Masnesla" in
water any Time for indigestion OF
sour. acid, g1ssy stomach. and relief
Will come instantly.
For ffty years genuine Phillips
MIX OF Magnesia' has been pre-.
scribcd by physicians because IL over,
comes three times as much acid in
the stomach as saturated solution
81 blearbonato OF soda. leaving the
stomach sweet and free from all
esHca II noutralizcs acid formonta.
tons IN the bowels and gently urges
tho souring waste from the system
without purEing Besides. Il IS moro
pleasant TO take than soda lnsls,
upon Phillips" Twenty.five,cent
bottles. any drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Local OrganiSt
CompOses Song
for TempldrS

Oliver Wallace has dedicated The
foliowlns verses Of his own eompo
siuon to the knights remphr visit.
ing Seattle this wcel, and is playing
1t at tho LbcrW each afternoon
and evenlng. lie has giyen the
composition delightful musical
setting and IL Is winning praise
from audiences u that playhouse
where "The White Desert Is now
showing.
HAL TEMpLARS"
By oliver Wallace
welcome Welcome
knights OF tht srail
Templars all
To you an hail.
Como YOU from lands across arid
sands
To tho West. that was made by
Gods own hands
Templar. before you our knees gro
bendcd
In token to YOU that your Journey
is ended.
The gates o. our city are thrown
open wide
And smiles lisht the streets from
n JOYOUS tide,
The festive day was made Tor q
Knight.
Join in. ye Tcmplars, crusaders OF
right,
Let banner uurur and music re.
sound
Let the Joy OF living In our hearts
abound.
lie, rule and form to the four winds
blow
Let the West show the rest how
the West can $50"
So. welcome! welcome! knights OF
the grail,
Templars all, TO you all hail.
From the North and the East and
away South too
The Yves, bids welcome TO ali Of
In the North Pacific ocean there
Is a chasm In the seas bed, estimated
10 be six miles deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
GOVERNORS OFFICES
LOCKED AND BARRED;
HOLIDAY EVEN THERE

OLYMPIA. July IS washing
" toms executive offices were
closed today A FAR 80 Olympia
could tell. there wasn't any fuch
thing as a governor
Newspapermen who tried 10
include the governors Office on
their calls this morning found the
doors locked There was no re-
spouse 20 telephone calls.
Inquiry developed the fact that
Governor Hartley. 3irs. Hartley
and Miss Amy Albright, assistant
secretary 70 the governor; secrc-
tary A. Il. Gardner and Mrs
Gardner and Miss Christine
stakemiller. Etenographer In the
governors Office, had left for Sc.
attic to attend ''The Wayfarer"
and participate in ceremonies at
tendant upon the knights Temp
lar conclave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Everything Verboten
by City'S Signs; All
of Them Are Broken!

being run down by a touring
car mixing a left turn
A boy was chalkiuE hia iui.
llnls on the DO SDt Defaoe
bo.,J and a. old poster war
ps % 40 Bislde the POST No
Bills" notice.
Just then q roadster halted ai
the taxi stand ana rs drive
alighted and entered the d''I
marked Keep Out" He Tc
entered his ear a moment later
and whizzed past the go sIoH
warning
A girl walked across The Do,
lie park which the city il irf.
Ing 10 Keep green and vclYei}
and pluclgod ono of the nowers
IN the decorative bed
Juet 20 round u cute We
passed the no TrcapasainE'
notice and sat down on q rail.
ing 70 loifer a bit and philoso.
phize on mans belief IN signs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Collection of Stars
Play in Strand Film

seldom are HU many stars lu
their own right seen together In the
same film a. are playing In The
Ten commandments" Cecil 49, Do
Miles most gigantic production,
now running its third week at tho
strand
In the Biblical prelude arc Estellc
Taylor Agnes AyreB. Charlie DO
Roche and Theodore Roberts. who
all have starred In pictures. and IN
the modern story are assembled -,
atrice JOY. Mia NnIdi. Richard Dix
aud Rod la Hocquc.
The pictures chief claim 10 ~.
pcriorty, however, is its speclacu,
luriiy The huge scale on whlyh 4;
was produced r. extraordinary In
the film world. even with DC Mile
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
rNC-TI TEE
Hold Up Traffic
to Shoot Scene

Nrw Nofl, traffic was stopped for
Ia minutes at noon FOR the shoot
ing Of "a scene for Tales OF The
Streets" lu which Virginia Lee Cor
hin rs starred al the Blue Mouse
this week There dartct.nround the
corner OF iiut o. Into The eu
gestod aycnuo. and ON the wrong
side OF ne street "a smarily striped
green sporty roadster. driven by %
dazzling blonde girL OF the flapper
type still In her teens. The thou.
sands on the sidewalks stood ughSt
a giant OF a policeman with Il
warning cry TO the crowd 10 stand
back. iraped on the running board
OF the swiftly moving car and ap.
parcntly placed the fair young driys
cr under arrest
n was the real thing 20 the
crowd. but huge banner dashed
10 tho lower framework Of the
handsome bronze traffic tower told
the story. n read Shooting
scenes fof Lilies Of the Streets
with Virginia leo corbln'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Alma Rubens Stars
in Colonial Film

In is Love Everything" the
attraction OF the Colonial Tuesday
Alma Rubons has the role Of a
young matron, two years married
TO an iudulgeut and devoted hus
band, who. having once made her
choice between two men, IL again
called upon to choose between them
This unique situation, which
forms the dramatic crux Of tho
story, calls for a highly intelligent
Interpretation OF womnn's secret
emotions and gives Miss Rubeus
perhaps her most effective part.
Wednesdays feature viii be bad
Company" with Madgo Kennedy
and Conway Tearlo IN the leading
roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
NY LELAND uANNUM

III illAttNb iihFHfHh
EROM the C0untyCiiy Duiid'
l. ing 10 the lunch counter
where we grab oursineah "
about two blocks a
Th.rec "fellowiourn7lisiA
went out 10 lunch yesterday.
In that distance We saw these
fiRn5.
No ParkinE.,,, Splitting on
the Sidewalk Forbidden, No
LEFT Turns This Space ne.
aerved FOR TaKls Keep Out.
This Means You Trades.
mems Entrance In Rear. 90
Slow Please 30 Not PICK
Flowers. Keep or The Grass
...So Lettering Treapassers
WIN Bo Prosecuted Don't
Touch Post No Bills DO
Not Defnce.
Walking between two cars
parked IN front Of the no park
Ing sign. we narrowly escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
PATS Clunsiness
is Accon1pli shment

Usually an actor has 20 be ab'r
TO dance gracefully but Hollywood
boasts ono star whose salary de.
ponds on his aw<warducas. Pat
oMallsy Ia tho man In real life
he ia an accomplished dnnccr-but
on tho screcr he never gets a
chance 20 dance without being hub.
bcrly enough TO act laughs thereby
His dancing is ono Of tho hilarious
high spots IN THE Tcaser az the
Coliseum. IN which he IN tho fca
furcd player with Lama In Plante.
O'Mallcy plays tho part or a
breezy. hack Shaping cigar drum.
mcr. and he Is brought into The cir.
cies OF high society because the
daughter OF an aristocratic family
has managed 20 fan in love with
him greatly 20 the anguish Of her
parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Turn Studio Into
Oxford University

The filming ~ tho biz feature
farce, "Chnrleys Aunt" with syd
Chaplin. the special attraction at
the Capitol, was done on ono big
stage az the Christie Studio IN
Hollywood.
The stage took on d decided Eng.
!ish atmosphere when the quad,
RANGES. gardens and chapcls OF Ok.
ford university were built Huge
gray ivy colorsd walls, spaced by
arches and windows. loomed on ali
four sides
The occasion for tho transform.
alton u tho duplication Of one OF
the colleges a. oxford where the
scenes Of "Char!ey'a Aunt are laid.