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The Washington times., 1925-11-24
WIFE OF MOVIE.
KING NOTED
AS ARTIST
Mrs. Jesse Lasky Has Pictures
Exhibited and Praised
in Big Galleries

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Mrs.
Jesse Lasky. wife Of the motion
picture producer, has achieved the
seemingly impossible, In six years
she has established herself as q
painter of note. In both water
coIors and oil. and she has done this
without giving up the care OF her
three children, siximping her house.
hold duties, or curtailing her social
activities.
Furthermore, II was learned at
the Andersen Galleries, where @MrG.
Laslxy's naintings are being ex-
hibated,s she has producsd in her
short career as an artist, . total
of seventy acceptable canvases.
Youthful and pretty. Mrs Laslxy
declined to discuss the personal side
OF her life, trying always to limit
the conversation to her paintings
and their merit. She is intensely
interested in painting and paintings
and her work covers a multitude Of
subjects-nowers, fruit, landscapes,
and interiors.
It was Mrs. Lasky's early anbi-
ton to be musician. She relin-
quished this and gave her entire at
tention to her home and Per chill
dren. Then, six years ago, she
paid q visit to the studio Of William
Silva, at Carmel.by-the-Sea, Cal.
She conceived the idea that she
could paint. She tried. She
learned with surprising quickneSS
Then, as she says. she began 70
paint ''furiously."
She progressed rapidly. But
never did she forget the three chill
dren: never did she cease being 4
home-maker and a figure in society.
Mrs. Lasky has achieved q meas
ure of fame by having her can
vases exhibited in the Corcoran
Gallery in Washington, d. c.; in
the Pennsylvania Academy Of De-
sign, the Philadelphia Arts Club,
the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy,
and at the New Haven Paint and
Clay Club.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
HOMES DEcKED WITH
LIGHTS FOR CHRISTMAS

Since 1920 the people Of Brown
croft. one Of the suburbs Of Roch-
ester, N. Y, have each Christmas
been decking the spruces outside
heir homes with electric lights. AZ
first 1t was but q few who did this
but the custom grew steadily.
Last year well over 10000 electric
lamps were used in Browncroft for
these Christmas decorations and
some $4,000 people came to view
the sight Of suburban neighbOr-
hood specially illuminated for the
Christmas season.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
REVOLUTION Is
HATED WORD
IN BRITAIN
Welcome to Prince of Wales
ExempIifies Real Views
Of Public
By r. A. WRAY
international News Service


LONDON, Nov. 24.-It is only
here, in the heart Of the British
Empire, that little talk IL heard Of
a revolution in Britain, or Of some
strange eruption in the state which
will place Communism in power and
attempt to emulate the deeds OF
Soviet Russia
Revolution takes q terrible lot OF
making in Britain. In fact, the av-
erage Britisher hates the word. For
centuries he has enjoyed all the po-
ntical liberty he desires and moth
ing hurts him more than unneces-
sary disturbance.
Two instances may exemphfy the
British attitude towards revolution.
on october Is the Prince OF Wales
returned from a six months tour
OF South Africa and South America
This little jaunt cost the country
iust about 50, 500. 900. The prince
ie heir to the British throne: DID
the people of Britain resent this
expenditure?
No! On the other hand. on the
day of his return, some two mil
lion people stood for hours in pour
ing rain, just to give him a wei
come greeting home.
Take the second fact. A year
ago a Labor government was in
power in Britain. It certainly never
showed any revolutionary tactics.
Indeed, some In close touch with
IT regarded it retrograde and re-
dictionary. But one. thing it did
do. At it's annual Labor conference
it expelled Communists from the
membership OF it's party. Hardly
a revolutionary measure.
Scotland Yard watches Com.
munists closely, especially those
suspected of having any connec-
ton with, or receiving money from
Moscow.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
SERVICE CERTIFICATES
ARE GIVEN employees

Eleven employees in the office OF
Public Buildings and Public Works
have been honored with service Ger
tificates by Lieutenant Colonel c.
20. Sheriff..
They are: Edward F. Concklin, who
has been forty-five years In the Coy
eminent service; Frisbey G. Eiker, a
veteran of thirty.five years; ?. j.
Carroll, thirty years; Catherine Cald
well, thirty years; Frederick u
owen, twenty-five: Lucian III.
Thompson, twenty-five; Alexander
b. Eadie, twenty years; Mary Alice
Green, twenty years; Daniel T. Tav-
Tor, twenty years; John c. Daloh!n
fifteen years; Margaret Shelvy, fiji
teen years.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
TEXAS PRoBERs WAITING
ON INA" FERGUSON

AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. 24.-Mem.
bers Of the Texas house, unap-
peased by the designations Of
Frank v. Lanham and Joe Burkett,
OF the State highway. commission,
were this morning waiting to see
what action Governor Miriam A.
Ferguson would take on the ulti-
matum signed yesterday by fifty
two members.
1t is demanded that she call Z
special session to investigate high
way. matters.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
ID | c OFFENSIVE
PLANNED by
FRENCH
Druse Tribesmen Forestall
Move by Attacks on
Three Cities
ny international News service

BEIRUT, Nov. 24.-Djebel Druse
tribesrnen. anticipating . general
offensive by the French, have
taken the first move and have
attacked Rushaya. The French de-
clare that the garrison has re-
pulsed all attacks and reinforce
ments are being sent.
Plans for general French often
siIe are now maturing and it Is
expected that this. drive against the
tribesmen will open within q few
days.
The French are now bringing
their air forces into prominent play,
but the tribesmen are evading the
planes by operating chiefly under
the cover Of night.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
$500 ORPHANS TAKE
L RIDE IN SUBMARINE

ATHENS, Nov. 24.-Two thou.
sand children enjoyed q ride be.
meath the sea in the new mystery
type of British submarine, when
seven ships acted as host.
The jack tars' guests were $500
orphan children, students in the
Woodrow Wilson industrial schools
maintained by the American Near
East Relief on the island OF SYRIA
In the Greek Cyciades.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
MAN TOLLS S MONTHS
ON PEN-POINT PICTURE

ECHO, Ore, Nov. pa zen
point picture of a scene at Old
Monticello pioneer settlement on the
Cowlitz River, near Kelso. Wash,
has been completed by d. W. Bow.
man after five months work.
The picture. twenty-five by forty
pen,point dots, Of which tens Of
Thousands Were required.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24

legally the same as registered
marriages, in other words. that
marriage defacto ID also marriage
de jure. The divorce clause is vir.
tually the same as the one now
in force. The other clause. how
ever, Is new. Il Is q Bolshevik
adaptation of the old English com.
mon law marriage" with the i'm
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
HUGE FUR HOUSE
MERGER ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Details of
q big fur house merger were made
public today. When corporate de-
tails are complete, 1t was stated,
Eitingon- Shild Company, Inc, will
directly own Funston & Co., and
the Fouke Fur Company, both of
st. Louis. and n. Eitingon & Co.,
of Lodz, Poland, which hitherto has
been affiliated with it,
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
GREECE A S K S
100000 OF
BULGARIA
Athens Claims Sum as DAM
ages for Violation Of
Nations Frontier
nv international News Service

ATHENS, Nov. 24.-The Greek
government today dispatched a
note to Sofia asking 100000 for
damages. caused by the Bulgarian
violation Of her frontier.
This Is the latest development
In the Greek Bulgarian situation
which threatened for q time to en-
broil the Balkans in another war
until the League of Nations inter
vened.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
~ LIGHTHOUSES OF
u. 6. USE ELECTRICITY

SeVenty-four OF the lighthouses
maintained by the United States
Government were, during 1924.
equipped with automatic electric
syetems.
This cost S6O,74S, but resulted in.
O. saving OF 917,7S6, or IS per cent,
OF the cost Of the electric installar
tons. 80 MS.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
81, 900, 900, 900, 900 IS
INVESTED IN ELECTRICITY

The aggregate capitalization CT
the electric service companies of the
United States five years ago was a
little more than four billion dollars.
Today IL is approximately seven
billion dollars, and by 1880 it will
be. it is estimated, nearly ten bill
lion dollars
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
Your Laxative!
Does Il Regulate
for Weeks?

pated. DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pep
sin not only causes gentle. easy
bowel movement but, best Of all,
It is often months before another
dose Is necessary. Besides, it -
absolutely harmless. and so pleas
ant that even q cross, feverish,
bilious. sick child gladly takes IL
Buy large 6O-cent bottle ct any
store that sells medicine and just
see for yourself.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24
FIFTEEN ARE DROWNED
IN GREclAN FLOODS

ATHENS, Nov. "a. Fifteen per-
sons have been drowned in. floods
caused by unexpectedly heavy rains.
There was heavy property damage.
The government and the Red
Cross are aiding the refugees.
The Washington times., 1925-11-24

portant distinction that instead Of
recurring a period OF one or two
vesrs to establish marriage, q re-
0uires but one or two days.
Scented Furs Stylish
LONDON, Nov. 24.-scented fuFs
are becoming very 3ashionaDie.
synthetic perfumes are USED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18
BeIieye Billion Dollar
Rum Ring Will Crumble
Under Dry Navy Drive
Open Trial Today
Shepherd in Death
Of Millionaire Orphan

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18
Arrest Suspect
In Payroll Theft

HeS-Cl Nay l. - (APh - A IA
~ho gave his name as joseph ALA
- Ezs arrested sozighG By ponce in
s2ecSoCs = connection with the hosS-
NJ N Cs7hzlSgs last THURSDAY
morning II which armed robcery CO.
1ained The s7ss'4e payroll Of TIE
Lever Brothers Company One of
several hank messengers who we're
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11e .aeaszs- ths police szs5-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18
Greeting to Japs on
Good Will Day by
Twentieth Cent. Club

Bo%c1- Nay 1s-fAPa-A ES<-
sage eUe-5t-g 70 she people q
Iara1 greetings II TIE spirit q
Coed VII Day. was called rarlgA-
from = meeting ~ TIE T~z--ss--A
Csz1zrT CEEb under the s2S75css of
rhs Ns~ England Co-zcl q Tie
Fellowship % YcE-h Fer PeZce- The
message whSa vas approved cy
more than Z score o. relEEso1s~ e6G-
cztsclzl and benevolent orgz-112-
rsc-Ss read
believing that frsszissi2 i the
bass Of al world peace AZ 81
America extend - TIE people q IA
pan CIR greetings IN the spirit o.
Coed VIII Day Like so1- ve are
hooking eagerly FcrEzri 20 the ezE
when war shan Re o1,lswed ard
abolished and we shall szrz% y
strive % remove al CAUSES q mis-
E-sss-<-z-5z-x. II order thar the
world hrcehs-1c-o3 E-zE prevail
TIE Gable was q re1E1 courtesy
70 = message Sez- tT rAs Youth o.
Jzvaa 70 TIE Fellowship q Youth
for Peace Las Gc.ci VIII DzE- Lhe
exercises Of The day began l. the
Afternoon WIKI : meeting q Bos-
tor Common ~ which Ez-os5 S2z-c-
Yo-x- ard Thomas @ Harrison Of
Ne< To-k- 7s-s0asl sec-s-z-T o. The
Fellowship 81 Youth fer Peace ~e-s
among the speakers SSrs-z8 hun
srsss foreign EZ5eztx we're guess Of
ao-or sz-s- a. = supper H zEs T~s1-
tsssh Century Club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18
World Fier Will
Attempt Coast to
Coast Auto Stunt

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18
Solemn Ceremony
As Sister ThereSe
Is Sancti6ed in Rome

Rome My 1a--sAPb-Al TIE
great wealth II religious ss9.s-z111y
and asShss5c --ES16o- a. The ooul-
rz.zzz oE The Roman Czehol5c c1Zrch
was DISPLAYED This morning - 8
Pears Ct za,s eezzs51l Ct the Css-
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o. more thar tslfsa persons Of TIE
ceremony Of Eke s2-C-5f3c21so1 q ne
Blessed Szs-sr T1sresz q Tia Infant
Jess Czrzzeiz-s Nh Of LSeux-
France SlS-s- Theresa EGs ossz-t-sc
II 1873
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vas The frs q 49,. Eely EeE-- aid
that ths new szz2. wEs . cE-1l1 q 11s
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1914 a. t1e age Of - Se2-s- height
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Costumes circulated the aIsleS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18
Mass for Army and
Navy Dead Held
At CharleStOwn Yard

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Al xrsces< Ct TIE Ar-y and Navy Lz-
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q r1e service wiki veterans sE1
members - Ezuiozsc AID Frzte--1a
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TIE rzss WAS cesebrzts1 ~ TIE
Rew. c. ?. OaCoznce. former army
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yard 1t the co1cazsSc1 taps was
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18
Says Ban on Sabbath
Bowling Should Also
Apply to Golf Playing

Port Chester. " Y Mar IL
TE-szts7es5 EzL1 LEs issx q -Aes-
SD-zy r1xIE=sS E1rczEA The cre-z-
ton o. Tire S111zr c11sE< a2r- tEe
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n TIE coznty zEE STRIP Sunday Esa-
1- and motoring
If bowling cz SE71z- = unlawful
hsa - are E'1if and o1hs- s-ese-
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CzEE1ccI ow1e-S - 1As sIsys- witch
we're cs9sa1 TO-DAY tT police Is :
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q said they VII ask Z Jury trial Z
tier are convicted vii 31TcSs Re sz%
70 fc-oe SUPPRESSED q al SEl1zE
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18
Seek Schooner
That Eluded Dry
Navy on Rum Row

NeT York Nay 1s-4AFs-NeT
Tex City r,aEcs neaz 5azze5 cczs--
guard craft fcr Eve koZrs 1Ais. Sz-e<-
nr1z u Al E-szceeSx-Zz sea-cA 1cC
rhe East z15 Eoxzu1 rivers foC =
scAoole- reported 10 have rUn the
tsocR6s n EZz RoE an 70 lie O.
lis var 10 III Ea- River Tzsr-
EaEzrl Barns assistant s1zlCz-os-
q aAe Legal Gzv1<zoz Of tEe NSE York
ye-sce department said Sas rspo-1
Concerned ScAoa2er recE-zy sod n
PubEsr z1ctSo1 after beng captured
cwo En1rhs zge z1zh .zsA& cases q
Ecuor TzzS vessel viii be Boarded
and searched On s@gAt- he SID
Ssvem police <peede-1z1S- TIE czozs--
~-x cz-se- HUdzg1 ard ssTs<L
ozhr patrol tscaE and pleasure
Izr teok part II Ehs search I'D
e~ry rle- ca both rivers vas VISITED
IzforEzrzoz co1rE1irg tle sc1coz-
q wzs volunteered = vas sz71- oy
q rzEszer seeking t1s - rTrrE--
bouErT offered 70 --fr-DzzsS EAgS@
rsT=Ezes0zs led 70 = ss"e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-18
Plan French Drive
This Week Against
RiManS in Morocco

Pz-zS- Nay 1s--(AP1-DS<11to
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