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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-01
j. J. &.

The lnst meeting of the J J. G. girls
was held at the home of Miss Tredela
Brilliant. Election of officers was held
Those elected were Dorothy L0wy,
president: Gertrude Fogol secretary
and Fredclla Brilliant, treasurer. The
meeting adjourned with social hour.
g I
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-01

locations
Evening star., 1925-11-16
S5OC.OOO.m

S0lU.UU.UU
to loan on 1st. End and 3rd mortgages
standing or payment plan.
My Rates Surprisingly Low.
Ny Plan Entirely Different.
You only pay Al cents per week for every
500. you borrow. which covers principal
OF and arranged on a much smaller pay.
uent plan and more money adyanced Un.
usual quick. courteous and confidential serv-
ice. In order to save time. bring with you,
If possible. certificate of title or deed and
DR.. HENRY. 2l9 BOND BLDG.
S.W.. Cor 14th and n. Y Ave
end Floor. Opposite Elevator.
In Office M. to nm Main I009s. 16.
MONEY TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE
AT 5H% AND go INTEREST
LOW COMMISSION.
Tyler & Rutherford, Inc,
lois VERMONT AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1925-11-16
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FOR RENF-FIVF-ROOM AND BATH BUN
galow ami. 3Drh -. and South Dakota
ave. ne. Lincoln 4263. I6'
NEW BUNGALOW IN MARYLAND. JUST
outside District line: $40: by owner. Line.
So
2s04 CLAIMING ST NE-6 R. AND 3.
a ami: 500 per mo.
GARNAS BROS
Gi@3 ,BladersburE Rd. NE.
Line. g4OO.
Evening star., 1925-11-16
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
NEARBY SUBURB: S25 900 HOME: IL R.
h.: ami: hardwood floors: SO. 900
equity. Address Box 2S4-S. Star office
WILL SELL OR TRADE MOST DESIRABLE
suburban home acreage. for club or road
house. Address Box 329-Z. Star office IL
OWNER WILL EXCHANGE $50 900 EQUITY
in > apt. houses. 20 apis. and > apta.. nice
ly financed. showing good return. for one
large apt. Phone Adams 1876 before II
WILL EXCHANGE LARGE. BEAUTIFULLY
wooded lot. located northeast corner 18th
and .Crittenden sts- W. containing ESQ
50 it.. for second trust notes secured on
centrally located D. G.. real estate. Phone
Adams 2344 after O.m.
OWNER is ANXIOUS TO DISPOSE OF
this fine home in Massachusetts Avenue
Heights. Stucco. with tile roof; practically
new: nine rooms. two baths. with showers
maids room and bath: screens, awnings and
metal weather strips: two-car garage. VIII
take sixroom house in good location as
part payment. Call MR.. MOFFETT. Main
2434
Evening star., 1925-11-16
500 \ MONTH.

With cash payment OF only $500 and
monthly payments OF $50 you can own
wen built Broom home in Lee Heights. Va.
All improvements. Owner is buying larger
house and must sell at once. House is less
than year old. For further particulars ad
dress Box 332-E. star Office. 1s'
Evening star., 1925-11-16

THE SEVILLE.
2129 18th st. NV.
Apt. &c rooms and bath S725o
THE SALUDA,
11Ol Euclid St. NV.
Apt 406--4 rooms and bath; S6Ooo
THE ALABAMA.
1OI5 y st. NV.
Apt. 105-5 rooms and bath; 81 80
No 3430 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
Apartments, rooms and bath. -. .S72.5
Apartments. 3 rooms and bath. 52 80
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
Evening star., 1925-11-16

OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL NEW HAMP-
shire ave. in the most delightful section OF
Petworth: a fCur-bedroom and bath. semi
detached brick home, tiled bath, hot-water
heat. electricity and gas. with one-car ga
rage: house. is in perfect condition: owner
has built larger home and is anxious for
a sale Price SI1 500. on convenient terms.
"a COl,p,I,ia SOfQ juSDectjOn
Evening star., 1925-11-16

.W.-IMM. ross MOD GROOM BIZ
home. One of the best sections; conv. to
9th St bus. h-w. h; cleo; oak floors,
h. garage. Easy terms. Phone Adams 1888.
Evening star., 1925-11-16

HIGH VIEW. E-CORNER HOUSE. SIX
beautiful rooms and bath: facing two streets.
perfect condition. ami: three porches. large
closets: deep lot to garage: lawn. hedge and
fence Strictly white. $500 Terms In
ouire ~ | ave ne H.
Evening star., 1925-11-16
DEAL WITH rs-or1cK RESULTS
BEST BUY IN AMERICA.

Arlington County home: lots or acreage.
IT and near Alcova Heights. can he bought
for less money now than AT any future time.
lot. S15 per month. broom bungalow on
10 acres fronting Columbia pike, Sc. 900;
6-roum bungalow. on large lots. beautiful
location. at 50 800 7-room modern resi-
dence, hardwood floors. open fireplace. at
81 800. , tons OF coal in the easement t.
quick purchaser !. CL0YD BYARS. Go.
Southern BuILilns. Phone Min 3S9. s.
Evening star., 1925-11-16

BUNGALOW NEW-SEEEN ROOMS ON
one floor: tile bath bulIt-in tub. ample clos
ets; freplare oak floors. beautiful l. eegtrtr
lot 60X155: cement-block garage: built fur
z home. See Ill New York ave. North
Evening star., 1925-11-16

AR. BUNGALOW. FURNACE. ELECTRIC
line: will take desirable lot cash payment
B. NJ SMITH.
Arlington. Va. Phone Clarendon 59H,!-l
Evening star., 1925-11-16

WILL SACRIFICE MY BEAUTIFUL BUN
gaIow 4 rooms and bath. for S3.775. pay
bath. electricity large lot Take Alexandria
car. get off Del Ray walk p block noGrth
ave. See Mrs JUSTINE. next door or phone
Mr. GROVES al lGs
Evening star., 1925-11-16
sAJF-BUSINEsS PROPERTY.

NEAR THE CORNER OF
10th AND PENN. AVE. NV.
Four-story brick. Store in
Guiding stock and good will with
nine rooms and two baths COM
pletely furnished above, having
running water in every bed
room. Modern in every detail.
Renting for S2o4 per month.
Price, $4,000. Owner leaving
the city.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
Phone Main 2424.
Evening star., 1925-11-16

urban homes at Cabin John Park, on the
Conduit rd. Ask J. < TOMLISSON. 1874
Nermnnt ave franklin 3O1. lG'
Evening star., 1925-11-16
COLORFD.

4 beautiful 4-room bungalow. q mi.
pT4shtei Tyte go cafh a balance go s pet
45th st. walk two blocks south 20 1900
GauIt 81; ne. or phone HyattsVille 554
Mr. TAYLOR Owner 49,
Evening star., 1925-11-16
COLLEGE PARK. MD.
be seen TO apprpciate Phicc. Sc. 1000 10
$4,000: easy terms. like rent e. L. HAIR
RIS0N. Owner. College Park. Md. 10.
S6.OOO-SPECIAL BARGAIN.

Six rooms and bath. h.-w.h. gas. elect:
newly papered and painted: garage: beautl-
ful level lot 5gXl40. improved street. near
cars stores: easy terms Phone y S0s3
evenings y. $50. BURTON & SCHULZ. 237S
Evening star., 1925-11-16
RENT H0IrSES-FUR. 4 I-NEI-R.

1922 MONROE ST. HTFUL
corner residence in excellent condition: 6
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. electricity: 8
tons OF coal in cellar.
L. J. MILLS.
sos 9TH st. NV. Main 4561.
Evening star., 1925-11-16
RENT HoUSES-INEIrRHIsHEn

RENT Observation-Disclosures.
444 MASS. AVE. ,N.w.-s ROOMS: HOT
water va! heat. gas and eleStric sdr Open Sunday.
month. Col, 7649-W. No. 6 Allegheny ave.
SoLoREP EYE ST Sw-a ROOMS.
% T ST. N.E-FLAT, 9 ROOMS. BATH.
9eTly 6T dsGorated elscttTTtcity + porch s475o.
Ia ,a60 I9Et5 TE5voY IN ST = 81 RooMs @s R,7Hs
99f%aEsf 9SHS " M6RRis Asss & sl4 St. f0no0h 800
l2RooM HOUSE, H-w.H,. ELEC.: NEWLY
sseeTa'ed ss nc rent faesj s.? mo- Apply 7lg s'h
Shw s55 nohsh oRSfh p @91
1909 1902 E ST ST; NGiime-R; E. BRIchs; sd BATH 4 {
1$ss? f02 S''Hsn' csi 2~SfE 3 sRS
s25 ALLISON N.w.-6 R. AND B. $1,000
Il. NJ +. N RURToN. lisoS a s@rd @ Ne y. 052Y 55s'
5is aSy new ii furnace: $3.50 + F0GNf Z Bt95k SAp
$40 10Th ST s.E-6 ROOMS BATH. GA.
apartment; perfect condition: rental. S49. so
mSnn psi4 st, KY y W from Main HHhfx fa46 4 KITE NC
II ST. NW-s ROOMS. AND BATH:
6wIsr Gswly pFpersd sdeo and painted elec s.5
CALVERT Mr. 18th & COLUMBIA RD.-
:eoH' ff'hf f2@RfSGf i8 fsSEf"fR SS 1ss ss
2214 G. Nw-s Rooms; BATH: H.-w,H,
e See owHER aGis 9iSy a2a a
1919 18th ST. N.w.-s ROOMS & BATH,
Fl Tissl nGasrn esl 5a54 Improvements VIM W, S!E
HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS AND BATH AND
Rent se5 per HSntR H%HRDMAS. als Ascot pl ne
CHARMING. HISTORIC, GEoRGETowN
and s,traetSs rs2S
mR PRfsa 'eaa,s NAM afs5 psea i'' mo-
55os l.H ss5 ss 81 saSso lsos e. e.
s. &c B.. sss so: AZ 18th s;w, 5 :, $3.50:
$50 1sies Mo5Goe n nw ka9dplPh b. sX By
sa5 Mass, Ma S ave ne. 8 r. B.. sac. 80. Goiosed
a Railroad ave; Sc, Or" S15; 1923 19th
giT JOHN . sseRilvvEsSER BRO. al4 G. NV:
Main $500.
4s4 N ST. s.W...ass RooMs. ELEc; FIRST
a2ss,%sns fass SSna'Sda Bas ssSsG Nam 1 RASE sss
427 H ST. NV.
Six rooms. two baths; coal and gas
tCATIFFORD A. BORDEN CO,
Phone NJ. 2242. 604 9th St. NV.
| NORTHEAST BARGAIN-So0.
NEW s25 sqNEu 6ouGhAss hEssh ST. ToISEihp' N.Ei
Thnes blocks 19Esh tsd ba.h Sf ave
pf5HsaEssJ pfHE JOSEPH saslSlp skaAPfRo COMPANY
elo 18th ST. Franklin 114o.
Evening star., 1925-11-16
SAI.E-EARMS-

90 ACRES On STATE PIKE-SMALL
home cleo water apple orchard: q mi.
from d. c. Bargain. Main 1898. 1903 II
Evening star., 1925-11-16

REDUCED ST 5OO-GOOD NORTHWEST
section near Nth: 10 rooms ] bath home:
for quick sale S11 500. Call Mr.. ROBEY.'
Main hOT5 LIE l4th.
Evening star., 1925-11-16
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-NEW.
galow. modern. with
4OXl So two squares
ward: three squares
town. churches and
Tor q small price.
balance monthly. {
see W. A. BROOKS
Evening star., 1925-11-16

LARGE 8 ROOM BUN
garage: fine shade: lot
from trolley and bouie-
from the center OF the
schools. A good home
$500. $500 cash and
all Hyattsyille AGO. or
Hn.nfis,-ille Md
Evening star., 1925-11-16

EVE ROOMS, AND BATH. ANIL: $500.
8 Alleghcny ave. Taknma PARK.
Evening star., 1925-11-16

FOR RENT-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW
water, electricity. car fare: so per
month. R. Reno, Capitol Heights. Nd. Phone
NJ. 10 lB"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
TALMADGE SISTERS
ENTERTAIN AUTHORIZES

so elaborate parts Hhs gwen lu
honor of The Talmadse sisters re
Gently bg pearl Dolea Boil The novel
lst and screen writer which mum
bsfed many ueu-sn0uu artists u me
stage qua screen, and prominent 30
eiety ndendH
Those who Intended tbe dinner at
rhr LIdo-yeuIer o. Airs Belts guests
we're Norma and Constance Tai
madfc. NIn Margaret Talmalge
Buster Keatou and Satb'o Tai
msdre. Joseph 81 scheucE Hiram
Abrams president N the United ART
l-ls' corporations Mrs Leslie Carter.
jack Dean and Fannie ward IrFiuE
Berlin. Mrs Roscoe Arbuchc. Mabel
Nyrmand. Seward ENRICH Frances
Huium. John Emerson and suita
Luus' M aud M Bernard Gimnel.
AIam gubai. Robert II C41ts Sir
and Ms Thomas MviEHan. Sir Tom
smith. ST. aud AIr- DiFeF HaFT..
mau. 81 aud Sir. Harry Slks Ron
uld Coiman. Mas Pee Lee dwell
Penpn sfenlaaa Major KeuneIly
John atama Nados Or irving Ep-
te.u. Mira sherwood Aldrirh, Alay
Aver Arthur sb1'iel Nr and Mrs
George Sicplai Airg Henry y iiar
ria ani nculah Livingstone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
BA JACK JINGMEiEIi
NFA service Writer

NEW YORK. Oct u Metro.
Goldwyu Mu,erH Exchange o.
Wtver merry matrimonial melee
directed by Hobart Henley with
iiiennar Hoaudmau Lew Cody
Creighton Hale and Renee Adrfee
las gXvppur7 ia ono of tho most
frankly srEy rntsiionH The screen
huF had
May We presume ro detect ln 10
Tie Influence or Madame Gnu al
mo shy had nothing tu io with this
mmT We may ut least assume lhat
BE- VIII max, the author ur various
w,ol.s days ang months Eu1rb The
teeth ~ cuy}
Two icoberEa marry uvu Nuloluus
aud live iu sdioiumH houses Even
tolrauae can't hy forever content
tu spout pyrotrghuies on the desert
air and iooberE7 sooner on later find
thrlr level
Ana su with eventual opportunity
and appropriate stolen Nrses ana
tbe usual provareatiuue there a
csutlc explosion
Eleanor u1ardman one or The
frosty ones finds sulle, with CfelEh,
tom Hale white the volup,uour re.
psg Adoreg apd The bsrally suaye
Cody fall IN love
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Barrymore to
Be Starred in
Sabatini StOr y
Star Decides TO Make
Third Film With
Warner Bros.

AFTER several weeks OF neaH.
a lBt.au Warner Bros announce
thry viii mal. Third picture with
JOHN barrymore while chat Motor H
ur zinc coast THE signature uf
BARRYMORE hl been obtained HHd
iHU WARMERS a1uteiY purchased
"rbr Tavern lsn.1Ht hg Rafael
sabHiul. author of THr Sea Hlwf'
and captain Blood ihr 9.urF
Boo which Barrymore wI'i bH pgl
ont 90 nlE special production
This does MOT mean Ibat tie War
nen mf to abandon their rI.H fo
present tht sllr ln Lord BSruuE
Don Juhn uu ihr contrary work
on this great love iou viii 5s
started within lw0 weskH
"Tbe Tavern Kulghi" D. d period
picture o. Tho rvrnieruill century
loo England. when Charles ~ af-
ttmpted,to regain ihr throne from
tic parliamentary rule OF oliver
Cromwell Barrymore wilI play tHe
ttlc sol. That NJ sir cnspIn BDl
5ir1 ubu from late slruuF, noble
ALBEIT leudcr and chlyalrona nature
is chilled The Tavern knight and
is fbe good rIFht arm 0f Charles N
ThIH means that Barrymore a not
ILrE 20 appear on fHe speaking
iaEr this season but e does mol
moan thsl hs IL DESERVING fhc foot
lights permanently He stated This
week that on The screen De believer
be- B offered wider field Or ehaI
actmuzatipn and be wants 20 mfHc
a thor trial 81 % under favorable
circumstance before Hr resumes
his Stage work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
SCREEN FANTASY HAS
FIXTURE. SAYS CRUZE

"PnntaFv on the screen - o'f
3,Dt beginning according 70 James
Cuze Boz au exclusive interview
Dubirhed IN The London Times Nfl'-
feH by Robert Nicl0i0
Cruze ip NE mailer - one ~ 70
most surcessfBl film phauiasie ff'f
made
Tho InferVlev Ia part follows
n questioned him Cruzs 81 10
creator N such a pioneering escir-
sion into non fairy tale phaniasg -
Begrsr on Horseback about -
future of phnniasy remurklng that
n seemed that producers didn't &C.
a,.ze how lutermIxed was phanif =
vim nct In lfe. What man lmaf-
inc, being ptt1lasy and @hai 20
docs. action, ana the first impefeep-
tbiv slipping into the Eecond.
"Tlauiaey IS only jus Degin-
u,agf sass CrIze Presently to
screen uil be- full Of g. We en-
photograph maa's thought ID motion
But cont run away with The idea
th,a prgducers hold me back Sol IL
uI we can DO only alist the gubto
HIil stand for"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Lemon Pies Triumphant Over
Vampires WiIes in New Film
Merry Matrimonial Melee Stars Eleanor
Boardman and Lew Cody

Eleanor gets them bll 0ut tu a 80
riudnd mountain retreat where ahr
calmly pruppss7 that with cart4.H
reservations lhr bush1uds exchange
wives f1T probationary period Tie
Joker la that tie wlye must tnoA
Tor the tneiliatiuE hubble Hhs D.
uE an excellent rpuh
Poor cody uEo ha yigtual7 oven
better tHHu hIa pvcrldHIo nUl Ea.
neo.s ardent ids,s uIo poor como
htiuu rur the timed stun He fted-
him
he aural's around i0 nis wife ity
Uuz fur piere of lemon plr aud ao
aao down Goo r.crl iu "a Victory uf
lGr tammY ave. the HeaIf And
when Creighton turm hIr volcanic
apour psrr h.r 'sHrs sud 7paa'H bsr
souudiy SHE st Hrt knows that Dc
loves her truly
The wives aua HEain exchanged.
and Cody at least eats happily ever
after
Exchange OF Waves De- sprigltlg
lanEy. we'll acted romedy muda de-
ubrraiely daring Tor The patrons who
like their nlm bot dogs with q lot
or mustard. but otherwise rather
pomllssr unlcss There be- moral u
The asserted fact that even e yesu,
viua can be- thr1ttlsd with "a lemon
pic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
BETTY COMPSON

uT,HE pony EXPRESS" which
4 opens saturday ut the Lib.
crty. has the historical realism ana
majestic sweep that distinguished
II famous predecessor, THE Covered
Wagon" but II Is o more cplorfui
epcctacle and moro thrilling TO,
nance than the polarization Of
Emerson IIoughs novel.
For in All the giamorous history
81 America, no chapter gizzlcs with
such exciting and momentous cvontg
rs fhose which deal with those few.
orish. rcstloss days early IN 1880
whnn The dirk clouds % iho civil
war were swiftly but surely gather
Ing on the horizon, and tho daro'
6ayfl riders Of the POM Express
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Michael Arlen to Attemst
to Do Original Film Stories
Talked-of Author Eager to Have Hand IN
HoIIyWoOds Came

Z 900 aarrf 10 a-f into EIt
Z a.a realize uaf me screen @ a
form M au mr 1pan fnm 49,
u- OF tHr lags ana ths prin'sa
WORD
Il uge consented no 90 aI1r =
ZION ~ one or ms narle IN
$40 of paar from my va1ns
tArfmlF' aul ust H H fr q
am wlus 10 so nos
no arH tlr ul.mmia Nf NsV
uame nre made before rih -
temp, no write 900 ORIGINAL erfe7
toFn I am eJiHg ~ mnFie -
.Bd.o lif, 10 aIeorh o. ~ -
niIsd with % 70 thot tbe wnf
q iHH on uili le rE.ai' tn -
il8unrg aud 10 mgself
rFaaky however ] 40 Hani
10 ag iGm n sner being 10 hoiif.
wood f5r some time ! feel eannat
produce ou original story lafd ~.
the needs of the movies : WI
hesitate long rme befofe -
tempting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
IT'S TRUE. ANYWAY

10 uli The stories concerning motion
picture stars adopting Wild animals
were iruc Hollywood would De- "a fair
representation Of 81 second Central
park goo,
However BE- b. reported that &o5h
usery Paramount featured player
has actually received three bufiaios
shipped 20 him from friend la the
hr north Ths actor plans pp keep
Ing tho animals ON hs large ranch
just ulsldr OF ins Angeles
Hssry wlu appear boz IL featured
role in Joseph conraas Lord Jim
which Victor rirmipF directed los
Paramount
OTHER players iu 'hs eaFt arc peuF
Mmmont. Shirley Mason Raymond
Haituu and Joseph Bowling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

were in Tie heyday Of their glory.
Not only has Cru2e succeeded in
giving n graphic, unforgettablc pic.
tue Of the stirring achievements Of
there rugged heroes, who established
the first active communication be-.
tween tho East and the West. but
with their terrific hardsbips danger
Gus escapes and gloriMls victories as
q dramatic background, he has deft.
~ interviewer an appealing love plot
TINT lends n softening Influence TO
the dynamic action,
The cnst includes Betty compgoo
as tic heroine; Ricardo Conoz In
tho role Of tho fearlosn pony OK.
press rider. Ernest Terrence, whore
portrayal Of the eccentric religious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
lIAD BRILLIANT CAST

Madge Bellomy and Kenneth fInr-
Ian head the brilliant cast aeltclcd,for
"'rhe Golden Strain" first OF tho
Peter .. Kyne stories to be filmed by
William Fox. Victor schortzInger "
directing The supporting cnst III.
GUIDES Hobart Bosworth Ann Pen.
nington Idwford Davidson and
Grace Morse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

by Castor t@r8sv sometimes ~
iadfd 20 as frances successor 90
nc Mauraseout Tine sets AFRO s5'l
to Include complete reproduction
% The great Paris Op-ra House
interior exterior and underground
The five vast cellars which ri one
time served as tho stronghold OF
the Second Commune OF France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

and equipped with mRnl secret o..
capea dulsran aud torture chau.
hers for thc rrd purpose ~ the
commune Is Csc veeur % mystery
fhrtF an1 terror when the strange
aenIzrt " vaults and Nadutgs
knoWn o. the Or,ra Phantom ruIts
the Fny and noble thronx - the
fashionable opsra with unseen. but
RUTHLESS. power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

fanatic Us a memorable piece Of net.
ing. and Wallace Berry, who adds
TO his lnurles By playing n hnppy.go.
lucky yagabond with rolllcking
ChHpljncsque touch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Harry Morry veteran screen STAR
hns been aligned 10 piay iu Atoma 81
tho south seas" starring Gilda
Grny picture 10 b. directed ly
Maurice Toururur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
GOOD FOR MARY

go Impressed was everyone aith
the adaptation which Mary O'Haa
made uf Tie Home Maker" TINT
che hga been entrusted with The
work ~ adapting GeHrudr Aih.r
toms dramatic novel perch " tHr
uryl This viii br used by Uni
sCrWl ~ H1ruHr vehicle for
Iouisr Dresser Allsa O'tIau also
made lHo adaptation u Air. AtHef
tUua Black Oxen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

T,HAT much yauutcd thriller dc
luxe, The Phantom or the
ppera. 4" starring Lon chancy opens
It's final week AZ the Columbia sat
nFday
u il claimed tina, 70 acFcs were
soNored with 90 massive sets for
the gigantic production, which is
ADAPTED from the French mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

A big Western cast IS being select.
Ell AZ Universal city FOR a picture
entitled '"Thc Indians Are Coming
Edward sedrwick wlli direct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

Virginia Nalli har been cast Boa The
stellar role NJ WIVES Tor Rent the
story which syrnl Gade has been
preparing az Universal cts FOR The
Iart two months
Evening star., 1925-05-13
SERIES OF ADDRESSES.
J. Butler Wright to Make Tour of
West.

j. Butler Wright, Assistant Secre-
tary of State, will deliver "a series
of addresses to chambers of COM
merce in Oregon, Washington, Cali
fornia and Colorado in the latter part
of June and early in July. His itin-
erary was arranged by the United
States Chamber of Commerce after
Secretary Kellogg had approved its
request to have one of his assistants
discuss publicly the Government's
organized facilities for the conduct of
International affairs, with special
reference to their financial, CONNER
cial and other business aspects.
Evening star., 1925-05-13
CRIME NEWSA|D
JUSTICE, HE HOLDS
British Police Head Favors
Wide Publication of Law
Violations.
BY the Associated Press.

oS tho Aeoo' Rcu IISeS-
NEW YORK, May 13.-Sir Robert
Peacock, chief constable of Manches
ter, England. favors the publication
of crime news. At the international
police conference here last night he
said that more detailed information
about crimes and criminals should be
supplied the newspapers. He advo-
Gated establishment of central police
bureaus to distribute such informa-
ton.
ANY country would be too small
for the criminal to hide in he said,
''f sufficient publicity were given the
details of crimes and the description
of persons wanted therefor.
Valuable assistance has been rem
dered the police by the publication in
the press of the details of crimes
Organization and administration of
law enforcement agencies in various
countries were discussed at the open
Ing session yesterday.
Capt. c. f. Cover. president of
Chief Constables' Association of Eng
land and Wales, described the liaison
of the English constabulary with
the metropolitan government depart
ment. AS the first foreign delegate
to speak. Capt. Cover said that crime
conditions. such as they are in Eng
land. are dealt with efficiently by the
FayOrs Local Control.
Each nation has its own condi-
tionS to meet" Capt. Cover said, land
TO that end has organized its police
department. As democratic people
the English are satisfied with local
police CONTROL" he said, land would
resent any infringement by the ma
tional government"
a of ~,
England and Wales, the captain said,
in 1928, the police had only II cases
of murder.
Men of education are called to fill
positions of responsibility in the Eng
liSh police service, he asserted. They
enter the service at an early age and
devote their lives to it as in the mill
tary and diplomatic service.
Sir Robert made a plea for prison
reform in connection with the punish
ment of confirmed criminals. Prisoners
should have an earning capacity, he
said. equal to the expense of their
keep by the government. IN the case
of married man, he said. a portion
of his earnings should go to the up
keep of his family.
Gen. l.. O'Duffy. commissioner of the
civic guard, Dublin, reported that
with knowledge gained by attendance
at the last international convention he
had built up an efficient police force
for the Irish Free State. The Irish po-
lice officer is not allowed to carry any
weapon, he said, but must rely upon
moral persuasion.
An ovation was given Johann
Schober. police president of Vienna,
for his account in English of his ex-
periences in holding together the
police force in Vienna in the period of
transition during and after the
World War.