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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
BartheImess' New Director
Records South Sea Journey

The underbrush Of :he jungle IN
slowly swallowing up the once
thriving city
Mr, Clifton met a number Of IA
NOUS people during his trip. but he
sayh that 10 ono was more inter.
cstlng than his Highnczs. the King
OF Cambodia. IN indo-China His
cxcelIency proved 10 De an cnthusl.
asilc movie extra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Limehouse District
Seen in 'Recompense'

The Llmchousc district ~ London
has furnished tho haunting and dis
unc;ly Erucsome background for
many tale Of adventure and ro'
nance, and in "Recompouse.' now
AZ the Blue Mouse which was pro
duced from tho sensational novel by
Robert Kcable. Il adds just that note
OF subtle sorrow that IL tho burden
OF mankind.
In "R.compenss" Mario Provost
and Monte Blue enact tho leading
roles. with John Patrick. John Roche,
Virginia Brown Falre. William c.
Davidson and other fRvoritss in the
summarizing chht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

II drank just water. Once when we
had been in town little book telling
about Lydia n. Pinkham 3 Vegetable
Compound was left In our car. l have
taken five bottles of tho Vegetable
Compound now and | do all my house.
work and help with the milking and
taking care of chickens and garden.
Besides ! have n fine baby girl eight
months old, just the picture of health
and ! am feeling fine myself. Youmay
use this letter ns n testimonial and |
will answer any letters asking about
the Vegetable Compound" = Mrs.
OSCAR T.. BoRGELiN, Route No. 8,
Forest City, Iowa.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

strong role. and VIII appear In many
important and BEAUTIFUL sequences.
The signing Of Herber; for The
Wanderer" practically concludes the
list Of important players who will
take part. The featured cast now
consists OF Ernest Terrence, William
Collier. Jr.. Wallace Beery. Tyrone
Power. kathryn Williams, Greta
Nissen. Kathryn Hill. George Pigas
and Mr.. Herbert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Lots of Excitement
for Bebe Daniels

Between participating in an anna.
tcur night on the Bowrry. which in,
cindrd singing couple Of songs
for the audience making Wild
dash across sheii;orn hattlcfelds in
France. saving battalion OF French
troops from utter aAnlhIlstlon and
then recovering from temporary
blindness" for scenes for her latest
Paramount picture. Bobe Daniels
crowded enough excitement into the
production 10 Justify tho title.
Tho Crowded Hour" AZ the Coll.
scum this week. was written for the
screen by John Russell from the
stage play by that name By Chan.
ming Pollock and Edgar selwyn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Concerning Career of
Young EUa Nouak

Eva Sovak. starring at the Winter
Garden in The Battling Fool" IA
q st Louis, Mo. product she re.
ecivcd her education az Notrc Dame
convent Her stage career was
vaudeville and musical eomedy. also
playing two years IN stock she then
became associated with Universal.
Some Of tho beat work OF her ca.
rcor was In SKY High" Up aud
Going" and Temptation" Colum,
bia production. She win co.star with
William Fairbanks in eight thrill
action Perfection Picturcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Zane Grey's Story
Attraction at Heiiie

Zane Grsy'H sequel 70 Riders or
the Purple Sage. The Rainbow
Trail" with Tom Mix In the lead
role. Is tho attraction AZ the uciiig
this week
In this story Tom Is cnw az a
young fastener looking FOR his
uncle who was lost In the bad lands
q Utah .pmc ~ years ago After
many hariahira and ilsappontmrnts
be a' last finds the right T. Eut
Al this point Of the picture tho going
gets rough and from then on TO The
fiual scene tho pace d faai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
Enemies of Children
Is Colonial Attraction

Enemies Of Children. with Anna
Q. Nilsson in tho stellar role. In the
picture at tho Colonial Tuesday.
Adapted from George Gibbs Youth
Triumphant" tho picture tolls the
story Of young girls struggle 10
risc above the slough OF her environ.
mrnJ.
a Warner picture. THE Tenth
Woman" Is billed Tor "Wednesday.
Beverly Raynr. John Roche. June
Marlowr. Raymond Mckee, Charles
Post. Gilbert Holmes. Alec Francis
and Edith Yorks mako up tho strong
enAt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
NEWS OF KING

VIII King and his musical comedy
company. which opens is return en-.
ragemcnt at tho Palace Hip on May
90. arc due in Seattle May 20 70
start rehearsals, The opening show
has been named Surprises OF 1925.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
HOLMES HERBERT Is
ABUSED PROPHET

Holmes Herbert has been selected
10 appear in the rolo OF the abused
prophet In ''The Wanderer," tho Bib
Heal spectacle which Raoul Walsh
is producing.
Az the man OF God and the pro
tce,or OF the prodlgal son. III bert
has been given on EXCERPT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

role, that of n young Fastener who
In looking for his lost uncle, who
disappeared some ~ years ago in the
wlldB OF Utah.
|. By accident, he runs across Bern
'Vcrters and Bees OF "Tho Riders of
the Purple Sngc" fame, and from
them he learns the way to the hid.
den valley From then on the pace,
In fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

ToM MIX, tho popular cowboy
= ntar. Ia holding sway this week
down at tho IIolllg, in his newest
picture, Zane Grcy's "Thc Rainbow
Trail"
This In anld to be one OF GroyB
finest noyols and II has been
brought TO The screen In n most
vivid manner Tom has tho lend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
advertisement
THIS WOMAN'S
REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
Entirely Due to Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Forest City, Iowa. MY first child
lived only short time and was sick

TOT n year alter.
When ] bent over
and raised myself
up againl could al
most scream with
pain in my back.
One day / was so
bad that ! had TO
leave my washing
and get ready to
60 to the doctor.
He gave me medi-
cine but II did no
moro pood fbnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

Carlo Schipa, brother Of Tito
Schipa, the celebrated lyric tenor,
who is to appear In Seattle shortly,
plays the part OF cafe vioAnist
in the film version OF sally"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12

The name OF the next Constance
Talmadgc picture. now being made
in Hollywood under sidney Frank.
Inns direction. viii be because I
Love You" Tho story is by Hans
Kraciy. who recently wrote Her
Night Of Romance" in which Miss
TalmndEc was starred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-12
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The Coconino sun., 1925-06-26
CROWDS COMING, PLANS
ARE MAKING, TOWN TO
DECORATE In BIG SHOW

A hundred automobile owners in
Winslow have already signed pledge
to motorcade to Flagstaff early the
morning of the 4tl. Two hundred are
expected, writes Charlie Mason of the
Winslow Mail, who has the enthus-
iasm, pep and ability to make good on
his prophecy. Winslow American Le-
gion generously gave up the 4th cele-
bration they had planned to come to
Flagstaff, and Flagstaff in turn
promises to. motorcade abundantly to
Winslow on Labor day.
Williams folks are already packing
their belongings and greasing their
cars to drive here for the big show.
Williams has done the handsome
thing in not having a celebration this
year, and Flagstaff will remember
and return the compliment when the
time comes.
Jerome, Clarkdale, Williams and
Kingman baseball teams are coming
and so are the others in those towns,
augmented by hundreds from Cotton
wood, Clemenceau, Sedona, Cornville
and the whole Verde and Beaver
Greek countries.
Prescott, Holbrook, st. Johns, Snow
flake, Springerville, Ashfork, Selig-
man and Oatman folks are coming
as indeed they are from every other
hamlet and city in Arizona.
The show will be the biggest ever
put on in Arizona. Have no doubt
about that. Next week The Sun will
give you the program in full.
At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee it was decided: that Thursday
and Friday, the End and 3rd, the show
will go full-blast from about sundown
to about morning. Saturday, the 4th
all stores close promptly at II. In
the meantime, Frank NJ. Gold will be
lining up the parade, With all its won
derful pageantry, pomp and splendor:
1t will start exactly on the stroke OF
11:30 o'clock.
From that minute forward until
sunrise Monday morning therell be
something doing-a lot of things do
ing-all the time.
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-26
THE DAYS OF OLD,
THE DAYS OF GOLD,
THE DAYS OF '49

Covered wagons, teams of oxen,
stage coaches and saloons, with all
the paraphernalia reminiscent Of the
days when the first man to draw was
"boss" will prevail during the Days
of 40" celebration of the Flagstaff
Elks lodge, July 2 to July 5.
During this period the entire town
will unite for the celebration, which
gives every indication of outrivaling
any such affair ever before staged in
Flagstaff.
Details of the brilliant celebration
have been outlined by the executive
committee and director, Clyde Zerby.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the gala affair, which will con.
Z tinue four days, with every member of
the lodge assigned to a part in making
the occasion the biggest event in the
history of Flagstaff.
i A monster parade in which motor
drawn vehicles are barred will be held
; on July d. This parade will witness
the revival of the covered wagon, OK
teams, stage coaches, old-fashioned
sulkys, and other ancient modes of
travel now antiquated but fresh in the
memory of old-timers.
Among the feature concessions in
the "49 village" will be the "Pot Of
Gold Gambling" den and saloon, the
"Last Chance" bar, the "Girlie Girlie'
show, the "Wild Man" Captured in
the Grand Canyon), Lena" the fat
girl, the 40 dance on our mammoth
pavilion, the trading post, the Indian
dancers, and, in all, 35 shows and
concessions.
The Coconino sun., 1925-06-26
'49 VILLAGE NOW
BUILDING ALONG
"PAY STREAK TRAIL "

The big 40 building boom starts in
Flagstaff Sunday morning with the
construction of several first-class
saloons, with gambling halls and other
buildings, according to announcement
by Elk contractors.
Members of the lodge we're Tuesday
night summoned to don overalls, bring
saw and hammer and report in Elks
Canyon (beyond the Coconino Sun Of
ficel early Sunday morning and then
the '49 village will rise skyward from
the vacant lots and present structures
along several blocks that comprise the
"Pay Streak Trail"
Lumber is being hauled on the lot.
Electricians will start wiring the '49
area. A carload of goods for the cast
has, arrived, including 60x90 tent for
the girl show.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Marria rc Licenses
Samson and Delilah

London--Sam Booth. porter ir railway station here, has a mustache that Is the pride Of his heart. but not his wife's. IL measure a foot from tip to flip. He woke up just in time 10 catch his wife, trying to clip if off. Ever since he has called her Delilah
 The Classifo1s are ever changing, right up-to-date, quick in bringing returns and inexpensive in cost.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
City Items

NalHt' Rink Roller Skating adv.
 Mrs, George l.. Cans of 9S Lyons street Is attending the Hadassah convention in Boston today,
 Home cooked luncheon, Crowclrs. --advt.
 The L. L. P Fraternity, Alpha Beta chapter, dance at inc bungalow last evening was q decided social success. The committee in charge was composed Of Irving CrolI AL fred Fichman and Aaron CasIowitz.
 NictroIas and Pianos. at Morans'- olyt.
 The fire, police, park, public works and health boards will meet u'is evening and reports to tho con- mon council will be pre- pared at that time.
 GuJbranscn player pianos at Morans' -adNt.
 Action for the appointment of 8 conseryator over the estate of Charles J. Finley has been with drawn from the probate court dock- ct, The suit was brought by Ed ward Finley Of Naugatuck, a broth- CT.
 Valet Rink Roller Skating-adv.
 Mrs. Selma Schneider of 1Sj South Main street left Saturday for q three months visit with ,Gr. and Mrs. Larry Kopf of Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Mir and Mrs. Edwin W. Davis and daughter, Betty, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Mills of Curtis street. Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss Cath crime Mills,
 l'uusuaL sale Of all exclusive hats, French Hat shop, s w. Main 4dlt.
 James Maloney Of 1I5 Monroe street has returned 10 his home after two months stay in Now IIa- ven, where ho had been recupcrat- ing from an illness.
 Printed sill, dresses specially prired Mary Elizabeth shop, & w. Main. --adv'
 Stanley Womcns Relief Corps sin hold 2 regular ma"tiug in Odd Tnrons' hall Arch street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock,
 Let !. W. C. A. ladies serve you Saturday at Davidson & Lcvonthal's. --alvt
 Tho Sons of vc'craus auyjDiary will hold social from @:I5 to ! o'clock at Jr, Q. |, A. M. hall to- morrow afternoon followed hy a family supper, The regular meet ing vii. open at s o'clock,
 Valet Rink Roller S>artur aIv.
 There will bo meeting of tho Y. ". II. A. tonight al S o'rIock in 'he club rooms in United huiIdng.
 The regular meeting of tha Zion ist organization vii, ha hslI tomor- row nieht. in~trad ol tonight as rro- NouSly announced.
 Those taking part in tho Ranger minstrel show will noo1 for rt- hcarsaI in tho c}ubrooms on Main street tonight. Soreral rhanges in the program and tho addition of numher Of novelties have been 7ro- pared by Nr, Sjnto, director X performance wilI ho given Sa'urday night in EeI NHn's hall Rrisfor
 4 son vas born n Nr and Mrs, Marvin Burke of tn Esavor street fl tho Nev Rrtain ri"0aral hospital vos'rrla> afternoon \ l7uEh'or Das horn 10 Nr and Mrs. Aired Olson of -5o t~ch street.
 Nart1a chapter. O r S nI. mrc' Thursday elrntoE at 7.c' o'clock. \ sorlal 01r ha nsl m '7e 9f'. rnoon a' c.2o o'o'0-N ard supper 7lU be served a- f.so ? nr
 Court Co,Ymha ratho'to T9nrh- 'ars c' America. ,'in hold an tn- rortant meeting at n T. 4 " h7H tonight a' o'rlcck
 Wor'hv FiNa 0rrh Old Te'io- s F4n W"1 T,a May '2-- adrt.
 coNaz,a'e Danco I. q q r H7" Wed Eve May lH.-a1,-.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

lar residents Of Kensington. Mrs. Mccormack, before her marriage vas Miss Anna Luby Of Kcnsington.
 To Attend Mission Meeting.
 Several Berlin women will attend he scmi-annual meeting of the Hartford branch Of the Woman's Board of Missions, which will be held tomorrow at the Congregational church in Suffield.
 The program will be an interest ing one. Miss Ruth Cowles, a recent Iy commissioned missionary, will be present and she will deliver an ad- dress. Miss Cowes will leave within a few months to take up missionary work in South Africa.
 Miss Margaret Wclles of Hartford will be commissioned a missionary to India by the American Board Of Mis- sions, al the meeting tomorrow. There will be many other features on this interesting program.
 East Berlin Items.
 A meeting of the Knights ot Py- thas will be held tonight at their hall on Grove street.
 The East Berlin members of the Girl Scouts will attend a meeting Of their troop at the Berlin Congrega- tional church tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clork.
 The Boys club will meet tonight at 7;%Q o'clock in the basement Of the East Berlin Methodist church. William Osle, the director, will be in charge.
 Mrs, William Fogette of Cottage street was removed 10 the Hartford hospital yesterday afternoon. She Is seriously ilt with pneumonia. Mir. Fogotte, for the present. will make his home with his daughter, Mrs, Frank Ris'oy of Hartford.
 The library will be open tomor- row afternoon from 3;3O until 5 o'clock, for the exchange Of books.
 The regular weekly meeting of the East Berlin Community club will he held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the basement Of the East Berlin Methodist church, Mrs. Archer Walsh will act as hostess. She has secured as a speaker Rev. George Gilbert Of Middle'ovn, who will have an interesting message for all those present. All residents Of East Der lin are invited 10 hear Rev. Mir. Gill bert's talk, as he IS exceedingly pop utar with citizens of this place.
 William Brown. ST, of this placo, IS attending the Knights Of Colum- bus convention in Now Britain today. MT, HroNu is prominent in that or Sanizatiou and Is well known in Nov Britain as well as in Eorhn,
 CARD OF THANKS
 We wish n thank our neiEAhors and friends for tho help and Cour- 'nsv extended tn us during our re- cent trouble caused hv tho burning of our homestca1.
 Signed, Mir and Mrs Edward Tr"ichel
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

on the reyaluation of taxes hero at the meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce Thursday evening at s o'clock, and explain the system used by his company, A similar talk was given hero recently and aroused much interest, and all taxpayers are invited 10 be present Thursday night,
 Donovan Property Sold
 The Donovan property on West Main street has been sold, George Newton buying the two-famiy house at 9i-o6 West Main street and Fred Firello purchasing the 16.room apartment house at 100 West Main street. The latter buyer will take possession as soon as the premises are vacated by the present tenants. The property was auctionod through the Phelan agency Of Bristol,
 Notes
 Mrs, W, P. Mentlry Of Dallas Texo Is visiting Mir. and Mrs Thomas Bedford Of West Main street.
 The local court Of Forcstcrs will meet in their rooms on Whiting street this evening.
 Mir, and Mrs. William Spurr oi East Main street have returned home after spending a few days in Salisbury.
 Lost-'rruss on inc road between Plaiuyille and Southing'on. Ii found please return 10 rlainHnc Post Office, Box No. 4G.-adyt.
 LosI-YciIow and white cat, col. lar and bell on. Substantial reward Return 10 II, A Dwycr, Cook street -advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

and was employed In this city Hs enlisted in D Company and saw sery- ice at the border, While a member Of the company he was very popular among his fellow soldiers according 10 Postmaster Frank s. Merrill, who was captain Of the company, at tho lorder, In order that he might enc fer an officers training camp. Watt son received his honorable discharge from the local comand and from then on. Watson was lost track of by loca people. He was born in Mary land in lSA6, according to the Com. pany D records.
 Final Rrhcarsals
 Final rehearsals are being held ihis week hy the SC. Ioseph's Drama Guild for the presentation Of Seven Keys to Raldpato" on Thursday night at the Community theator for the benefit Of the building fund of the new church. The roles are rapidly heinz rounded into form SO that the cast feels confident that fine production will take place. The play, replete with mystery and thrills, is one Of George M. Cohan's masterpieces, according 10 tho di- rector, Joseph Hoaly.
 Property Transfers
 Mau1o II. Moore has sold to Vivian F, Dow property on High street.
 The King Terrace Land company las sold 10 Mike and Rose Shaw struck house and lot on Sixth street.
 Tho King Terrace Land company has sold to George IT. and Florence Calkins house and lot on Preston street
 Nc'.io F. Rockwell has sold 10 John M"'ioatt property on Jacobs street,
 A probate certificate recording the transfer of property on Emmett street iron, thn estate Of Addie F. Yale to Ethel F. Yale has. been recorded at the office Of the city clerk.
 Marriage Licenses City Clerk Thomas R. Steele has issued a marriage license to Alfred Johnson of no Prospect street and Ayin IT, HoImstrom of o06 West street.
 l A marriage license has also been issnod to Frederick Lincoln Parme- , less of Jerome avenue and Ethel May Coy Of Jerome avenue.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

T sh-' rrr do7-n o0 1-wat like rr.a lrarh sh0o's 'el1." satd Mar 7'' '.~"'-N-- vrrn '- play he sho' a0] rlto1 Mrs Vivian Harlan "' ha0s.z 'nH Marvin of Jefcr- son 'f'H Mo. 1rsrrrg a tla Harlan NNa. 0.'t'l ID 2 revn.rer which Ir7", l,sr'an rrv detcc'iye. had lr' nn a 'a'|a. I'm 3 policeman. '7'-r ort.. h4 warned Rofare Mrs ll7~'7n ou'1 r-7ch him tha lad 1,r.'.1 The trigger.