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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23

Other scientists seeking to find
metal alloys that will forever re-
sist corrosion hope to produce
"An automobile that will never
wear out" To-day's automobiles
answer the description pretty well,
if you keep them oiled, and give
them decent care.
Professor Bonnevie, of Oslo
University, says a man need not
be so wise after all, in order to
know his own father.
Paternity can be proved, the
professor says, by the resemblance
of a child's fngerprints to those
of his father.
Professor Bonnevie, who is a.
lady,s can instantly identify the
father of any young baby by the
fingerprints.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23

Leader Want Ads Get Results.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23

Mrs. c. NJ. Wise who has been Wis
iting her daughter Miss Rhea Wise at
Shorter College will continue her trip
to Indianapolis to spend sometime.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23

High finance, and middle class
finance, ridiculously and unneces+
sarily frightened by La Follette'A
candidacy went on a stock gam'
bling debauch when the danger
was over. The slump is the head
ache following the debauch.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23

Some of our towns people attend
ing Grand Opera are Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Kicker, MIRA nd Mrs. L. L. Grin
er, also Ludlow Griner Jr.. and Miss
Edith Grincr Mrs. H. B. Richie and
Mrs. c. B. Teal.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23

Great is the power IF science
which has found a way to pre-
vent death by gas asphyxiaticn
Oil of red peppers is mixed With
the gas in minute, inexpensive
quantities. While the gas burns
YOU don't notice it. But if the gas
IS turned on unlighted, or there
is a leak, the pepper oil, mixing
in with the air, causes violent
sneezing, forcing you t. rush from
the house for relief. Simple and
sure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

No one noticed 1.-THE Dark Swan.
Her life was starved for attention.
admiration. until one day romance
came her way and the longIgnored
soul blossomed with new hope
Then sister dipped her dainty finger
tips into the affair and 81 was all
over n6r the dark swan. This man
was like all the others. and he i'm.
mediately pursued the pretty girl.
Came a rapid wooing. eliminating
In marriage.
And the dahe swan Journeyed 10
other lands. determined that this
should not blight her life. Character
or mere outward prettiness-whlch
should win out? Monte Blue, Marie
Chadwick and Marie Provost carry
on the triangle In The Dark swan. .
next weeks attraction al the Blue
Mouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Actors Don't Go
In for Bridge

According 10 Robert NtguolA. VINO
a. directing Carinnc Grifnth'n urw
First National picture. rprcllssr.
Il Is difficult 20 find high grade
actors 10 play atmosphere. but
dpubly difficult 10 ind them also
expert bridge players. Bridge is
Cornns Grlinth's favoftts game.
She really waptcd 10 play it during
tho dramatic card room scenes in
the picture.
Many actors were regarded ~
well fitted for their partn but ad.
mitted. AFTER close questioning. that
they hadn't played bridge for some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Monday Last
Day to Mail
Contest Essays

Contestants for the prize essays on
the subject OF dual personality have
untf Monday 10 mail their contribu-
tons Sunday Is always a long day.
with a lot OF hours waiting TO be
filled IN. 80 It is an excellent time TO
set the old ink wen out ana TO Try
pushing a pen for a while.
The dual personality problem may
D. viewed from an sorts Of interest
ng angles. The essays may concern
personal experience. or may refer 60
actual acquadn,anccs. All eontribu.
lions mus, be limited 10 $50 words.
and must bear postmark not later
than Monday. and should be mailed
70 Essay Contest Editor, The Seattle
StaA
The writer OF the best essay will
receive six logo tickets for "Sandru.
the story OF a woman who had two
natures. at the Coliseum. The secopd
best essay win bring It's author four
iogc tickets. and the third best, tick
cts for Two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

Vera Reynolds looks too
pretty 10 hare feet Of clay,
but that's the name Of the
film in lrhich she stars at the
Colonial, Sunday aud Mon
day.
"EEEr or CLAY" the Do Alnle
Il romance 81 married lie.
which viii b. shown az the Colonial
sunday ard Monday, IS the STORY ~
a girl who goos from parties and
petting al n 60 marriage and RI
sponsihihtics az IN,
DE Mile. said 90 be supreme mas.
ter % contrast, shows giimpses in
thls film % opulcnt scenes iu "a say
millionaires' resort. and pictures Of
cheap New York apartment life that
tug az the heart strings.
Vera Reynolds. Rod Ia Rogue and
Julia Faye are Included IN the east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Issue Call for
Cars to Carry
Shut-Ins to Party

More cars arc needed 10 carry
tho shut.lns to their party az ubo
tItrriy 10 sec 'srhe Thief OF
Bas,iad-' AZ ! y. m. Monday. nc.
cor,iinx 70 Or Prank H. Loope,
with whom The star has ar
ranged the party. About Is Of
seauiea unfurtisiaisJ will have
TIE opportunity TO forget the
rather uordid world Of fact and
live Tor time among enchanted
ianda-if only enough Seattle
people viii donate tho services
o. their cars. Abou, 80 earu arc
needed
Those with carr 20 donate may
reach Or. Loopo hy calling
ca piti4g9s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

NlghtCap." by Guy Bolton and Max
MARGIN.
And the best OF Il all Il that ~.
ter reels OF exciting adventures. un.
canny happenings ana weird door
slammingu. window openings and
appearances and disappearance. tho
clever plot offers a most startling
surprise ia the last feet Of film tina,
sets the film fan laughing az hun
SELF and tho whole fiasco
In this hilarious story with a
stirring mystery angle arc Tom
wiaon and Zazu f'iitai whose antics
arr an eternal source Of laughter
james kirkwood and MadFe He'll
amy, Rosemary Thsby. Edward 90.
cil and Tom Ricketts, have ihs
heavy parts OF the story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
COLISEUM CONCERT

This carefully arranged program
Of compositions viii be played by the
Coliseum Concert orchestra under 4,
X. wlnsland. tomorrow afternoon Al
IT'S regular one.hour Sunday concert
~ ths Coliseum theater az i21o
O'Clock:
Hsisgtipn from she musical comedy
Hose Marie" .s4...4..... rnmi
Scenes Nsap9iitsiurs" s-..... .Afafrsnvg
F1i8isi. % b. selected.
I've request nuruusfs
"a Aloha Sunset Land 81. Ehwrio
90 ~ tho waters u Ninhsionka"
,r..s, Special Arr. ~ otto i.ofbesr
Overture "nuY mas ...... Msndplssohn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

AT the very height Of festivities
~ with The strains % tho hlg
orchestra carrying up from the
open windows below TO the porch
where they were Standing SIMS
ter hand Swallowed across the drap
cries % the French door, Terror
stricken she watched Il grow
bringing with Il an arm. 4 shot
and her companion. the president Of
the hank tcll AZ her feet. From
then on the story q secrets Of
the Night becomes "a complex mya,
tory play OF high cniiber. shot full
OF thrills with a Joyous streak OF
riotous comedy Secrets % the
Night" Is at the Columbia. where Il
u finding the same success as a
film that Il gained "a a play. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

Adolphe Menjou having con.
plstcd his role In "A kiss la the
Dark. which features Msuiou, III.
Ian Rich and Anesn rriuEie. ycs-
tsr,lay packed bis makeup box and
forsook the snowy enyirona o. the
Long Island studio for the balmicr
air OF his California home wiicfu
his next picture will be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

aDAL o. NINE coming 20 the
Il Winter Garden Sunday. eas
written by Edith Kennedy. and Is
a superb treatise on marriage and
the beauty 90 an understanding
friendship between husband and
wife. The author contends that I'M
less tho couple are pah and realize
that marriage n game OF give
and take there can h. no happiness.
The story ccntsrs around a new
81 married couple who believe thes
understand one another. They are
very happy until financial rrycrnea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

lime. when questioned further Il
VIA found that crossword pszEiea
wcru the reason for this All their
spare time u spent solving cross
word puzzles. The dictionary has
replaced Hoyle on their fivcfoot
shelf 81 books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
OTIS HARLAN AGAIN

GUS Harlan. well known character
actor. has been engaged TO play a
part In Fashions for Men" which
Is now being filmed in Culver city.
The cast In this domestic drama now
includes such celebrities as Lewis
stone, Percy Marmont, Alma Rubcns.
Raymond Griffith. Eileen Percy and
William V. MonE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
FILM ALLEY FIGHT Is
REAL Thing

-Four professional boxers we're en-
gagged 20 participate in the tenement
alley scenes OF sally In which
Colleen Aoore u starred. They were
engaged 20 provide the necessary
atmosphere" Of a real scrap, Tho
names on the casting directors
books under the list OF "e1traa
were.
Marty Cross. welterwe!ght, brother
Of leach Cross. Gene belmont
lightweight. Nate Slot, lightweight,
and Charlie sullivan, welterNeighi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

criHos Griffith is nearly fsg.,
with Deeias7 ana her
dGrtI1r win De THE gst.e.,
them Bradley H1r. Who 80. ~.
D"alHf tas prepared The -.
arH m THE National Ab,se-.
based on Hartley Manner -.
fHr same name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

sei Ia and ths wife goes on the
stage 10 make both ends meet. The
husband no longer regards his wife
AZ his pai ana begins 20 disirust
everything uho does Matters come
10 a climax when he realizes how
wrong ha has been. and that IN OF.
der 20 bo happy he must have faith
and trust IN his pal.
Headed BY Ireno Rich. tho cast
embraces such weil.known actors as
Pauline Garou. willard Louis, Io-
pet swicknrf Jean De Briae and Al
Roscoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

MEN. with their lack OF insight.
wi worshlpped AZ the shrine Of her
beauty. while her homely sister sat
by. silently watching tho brilliant
creature toy with the hearts OF her
admirers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14

Reginald Rarksr'a company. film.
ing THE Great Divide" took a radio
FOR company into the Painted Desert
OF Arizona on several wocss location
trln.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

man up by one of his arms and held him tight, You have no right to keep anyone from eating Inc pies which grow wild in the deen. deep woods! And as you hung these nice Raggedys Up on the thorn tree to punish them, l shall take voD back and hang you right up where you hung them"
 Selfish Samuel struck the giant boys hand with his crooked stick and wiggled and kicked and twisted but the giant boy only laughed and carried him back to the thorn tree
 Then he hung Selfish Samuel to great big thorn by the seat of his trousers, and picking up the Rag gedys, ran back to the soda water spring.
 Now old Selfish Samuel can keen an eye on the pie patch" the gian, boy laughed as he gave Raggedv Ann and Raggcdy Andy another glass Of ice cream soda water. Bm as long as he hangs there. he will not be able 10 crack any one with his crooked stick!"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

or money (which l am sure now ne did aot lake from his own nloas- ures or pursuits.) It is easy to sign checks on a commercial bank hut 10 draw from ones bank of good nature and patience and svmna+hy ana love is another matter, and ona must always be able to do this if one would make those about them happy.
 have told you a great deal about these people with whom I am with because l think perhaps they are a typical American family. As such, their lives must be as tnterestinp +o you as 10 me.
 l will write you, my dear. from time to time and tell you how these people live out their lives. cer- tainy do hope that some fine I snail see that sad look gone from Mrs Prescott's eyes. Perhaps it will be soon. for she expects her baby within the next month.
 Everybody is hoping it will be A girl, but Mrs. Prescott contided. to ne the other day that she would like another boy.
 ] don't know just how little Jack - that is what her oldest child is called - will take the entrance of another into his kingdom. for I, have never seen such adoring devo- ton between mother and child as between these two. IL is the most beautiful thing in all the family life that have seen since have been hero. IL is the solace and con- solation of Mrs. Prescott.
 Write me soon, dear.
 Zoe.
 tCopyrigh', 1925. NE Aservice,
 Incl
 TOMORROW-Lctt from Les. lie Prescott 10 the little MarGuise, care of the secret drawer.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

Breakfast - Stewed prunes ce. real. thin, cream. codfish and DO. tato puff, corn bread, milk. coffee.
 Luncheon Bean souffle, brown bread and butter sandwiches, apple and celery salad, caramel junkct plain cake. milk, tea.
 Dinner - Beef a Ia mode, mashed potatoes, buttered parsnips, beet salad, peach snow, cake, whole wheat bread. milk. coffee.
 A soft-boiled egg or lamb chop should be served to children under school age in place of the bean souffle for luncheon.
 The other dishes mentioned in the days menu can be served at a mothers discretion.
 Bean Soufrle
 One-half cup dried beans 3-4 cup milk, 2 eggs, tablespoon flour, tablespoon bacon fat. 1-4 teaspoon paprika. 1-2 teaspoon salt.
 Pick over and wash beans and let stand over night in cold water. Parboil beans in water to which one-half teaspoon of soda has been added. Drain and rinse in cold water. Cover with boiling water and cook until tender. Rub through a vegetable ricer or colander. There should be three- -fourths or one cup of sifted beans, Melt bacon fat. stir in flour and slowly add milk, stir ring constantly. oCok until thick and smooth. Add beans, salt and paprika and yolks of eggs beaten until thick. Mix thoroughly and fold in whites of eggs beaten until stiff and dry. Turn into a buttered baking dish and bake 30 minutes fin & moderate oven. When firm to the touch the sou:fle is done. Serve ct once in the dish in which 1t was baked.
 Plain Cake
 One cup sugar, 1 1-2 teaspoons cream or tartar. I-2 teaspoon soda, 1 1-2 cups flour, tablespoons melt ed butter, 1-4 teaspoon salt, 1-2 teaspoon vanilla, 1 egg, milk. Mix and sift flour. sugar, cream of tartar, soda and salt. Break egg into measuring cup and fill cup with milk. Add to dry ingredients and beat until smooth. Add melted but ter and vanilla and beat well. Turn into a buttered and fioured loaf cake pan and bake 40 minutes in a moderate oven.
 Beet Salad
 One nad one-half cups diced boiled beets, 1-2 cup diced celery. l-2 cup broken English walnut meats, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon powdered sugar. 1-s teaspoon mus tard, 1-4 teaspoon pepper"S table spoons lemon juice, tablespoons oil.
 Combine beets. celery and nuts. Put salt, sugar, pepper and mustard in small bowl and mix thorough ly. Add lemon juice, beating with . silver fork, Add oil slowly, beat
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

Cleanse the skin with Soap and water, then apply a lotion made of dlssolVing two tablespoonfuls of boric acid fin quart of water, and adding teaspoonful of starch.
 This is boiled all together, and applied when cold.
 When these remedies do not cure use chloral hydrate, one dram; DOW dered camphor. one dram.
 Mix these together and then add 10 two ounces of vaseline or cold cream. and apply 10 the body once or twice daily. rubbing it in well.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
he heAayxsntures@ g Raggs4yAnn g 4'a99e4yAnAy .REii' REii' 49aSe !y Jokuny GrueNe s7

Eaggody Ann and Ragredy Andy iiKed the giant boy. for they found him to be very nice and well ho. haFo1. of course, you may know, a e'ant boy can be Just as nice as any httIe teeny weeny boy if he has a , nice mama 10 teach him good man. ners' And if the giant boy really Wlsnes to be nice. he can be very, very nice, because he is so big,
 So, the giant boy sat beside the Ice cream soda water spring and helped the Raegedys to soda and Ice cream while they ate the lovely pies the giant boy had picked back { Tn the woods.
 It was wrong for old Selfish Samuel to hang you two on inc thorn tree'' the giant boy told the taggedys, For he does not own any Of the pies in the pie patch any more than do. That pie plant patch was planted by a nice fairy and it belongs 10 anyone who passes through the deep, deep woods. Why. lf It wasn't for the pie patches and the Ice cream soda water springs and the chocolate mud puddles and the Jolly pop fields and cream puff bushes and all those nice things growing in the woods, what would people do who come along and are rery hungry"
 Tt is very nice to have kind gen. erous faines think Of the nice things 10 make grow in the deep. deep woods" Raggedy Ann said
 Just listen 10 her, will you?" haggedy Andy laughed Why Rag s"dy Ann has made a lot of those nice things grow for people her. self" Then he told the giant boy Of the nice things Raggedy Ann had done for other people.
 "Raggedy Ann has a very fine candy heart!" Raggedy Andy told the giant boy
 And I spect that is how she does the nice things!" the giant boy laughed. Raggedy Ann was just about to say, "Oh, mol The candy heart is not a magical heart" when she saw Selfish Samuel coming through the bushes.
 "l heard every word you said!" Selfish Samuel cried, Now I shall take the candy heart to pay me for
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

ing the door after her softly.
 T want 10 ask a great favor of
 you,' l began in low voice. "My
 mother-in-law wishes to take q walk In the woodland back Of the house"
 -l stopped to no subterfuge with
 her for knew nothing would so ! anger her as any attempt to mis- lead her -- "and she, for some req son, does not wish anyone in the house to know Of 1t beforehand. Will you keep Mother Durkee and Miss Fairfax in the house and en- gagged for the hour between half after nine and half after ten?" She looked at me steadily, and there was comprehension and com radeship in her keen eyes.
 T will" she said crisply, and turned back 10 her duties again with no wasted words.
 Mrs. Durkce and Edith will be so busy for the next hour and half that they will have no time to think of you or anybody else" It was thus I translated the nurses assurance to my mothor-in-law when l came back 10 the room, The nurse needs their help, I bs- lievc"
 Are you sure?" Mother Graham asked nervously.
 Thought or Scheme"
 Absolutely" l returned with the conviction born of the nurses words. And I've thought of a scheme which will throw everybody completely of the track"
 What is it?" she queried eagcr- ly, her love of the melodramatic suddenly elbowing her fears out of the way.
 "Ill simply call Q taxi to take you down town,' 1 cried. Then we'll have him drive around to that little street at the back of the wood- i land and let US out in front of tbe last house. I'll dismiss him there. : and I'll go up and ask for the first name that comes into my head. Then we'll be surprised and disap- pointed, and say We might as well walk home along the pipe line - you know there's a gate right there to it----'
 And just a little ways this side there's a path into the woodland" my mother-in-law interrupted with shining eyes. Once in a while. Margaret. you do have an idea that's worth while. I'll get my things on and you telephone for the taxi"
 l of"yed her, and then made n.y. self ready for the expedition. It was when, seated in the taxi, we Were being hurried toward our pre- tended destination that I bethought of Lee Chow's injunction.
 Don't you think, Mother" I eoaXed. that you had better let me carry that hundred dollars?"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
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i@t'rr rom Zoe Ellington to Eliza Dcih SWar1z, Geneva. Switzcr-
 lansi. COniinued

i@t'rr From Zoe Ellington to E.jza-
 Dcth SWartz. Geneva. Switzcr-
 land. Continued
 nave never seen money snent 50 lavlshly, my dear Elizabeth. in 1act l did not know there WAS so much money in all the world. and yet there is always the sad eyes os Mrs. Prescott before me.
 It is true that money can make one materially comfortable, but be- yond comfort, luxury means noth- Ing except q softening of both the physical and moral flores.
 think that tomorrow Mrs, Pres colt would he glad to begin her life In small house, as her mother did with her husband. taking the full care Of 1t herself and raising her children.
 She seems 10 almost hate the luxury with which she is surround ed and the other night heard her say she really wished that she was like friend of hers. a Mrs Athar- ion, q woman who had to work for her living,
 Someone said; But Mrs. Athnrton has no one to love her. no one to understand and sympathize with her"
 Mrs. Prescott did not answcr, but into her eyes there camc moro desoIate look, if possible, than usual. !. Although Sister Ruth" has said very little to me about my brother. yet have gathered that She was very unhappy with him, and it has thrown a gloom over her entire life. Mir. Burke, the man she mar ried, adores her, but always there seems 10 be lurking in Ruth's heart feeling that she might have made my brother happier.
 have tried 10 make her under stand that although my brother was very good to me knew that he was very silfsh, that he never gave even me any part of himself. although he sent me a great deal
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

ing well. Pour over salad mixture and serve on a bed of lettuce. It the bowl, lemon juice and oilR are Vory cold the dressing will be of creamy consistency. Chill the salad mixture well and the whole will be more attractive than salad scpar- ated from it's dressing,
 Copyright, 1925. NEA Service.
 Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
-fABlEs ON HEALTH REMEDY FOR HIVES

Mrs. Mann of Anytown learned an oid-fashioned remedy for hives. The neighbor, who told her about the remedy, said 1t nearly always was a sure cure. ;.
 Here is the remedy: Solution of common baking soda and water.
 One-halt cup of soda should he dissolved in a basin of water. With this the spots should be bathed twice a day,
 mere are other remedies, Mrs. Mann learned.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
HERALD CONTEST
 NEWS PELLETS

Like a bolt from the blue" said a prominent citizen of this city to the Herald Last Line Linn erick Editor, the other day in trying to sum up the tremendous hit the contest is making. They ere absorbingly interesting, said another. Still another said. Words fail mo when attempt to describe the fun ] have with them"
 The Limerick Editor could give you many such testimonials of the way this Herald contest is being received If you are not enrolled in the Limerick Club. come on in. the more the merrier. .The Limerick Editor says he would like to sec everybody doing the lost line seeking stunt.
 Please read over the rules to- night-you'll never regret it.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-22
'~- DAILY FASHION sEnvmr r----- -
 CRAVAT IS FEATURE

A cravat -f preceded silk is the novel feature of this black kasha cloth coat with Its pleated skirt and plain top, A bit of the same ma terial is introduced in the sleeves. The very discriminating use of fur adds "chic' to 1t and gives an air of quiet elegance.