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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-17
WHOSAID IT
AND WHERE

Poor and content is rich and
rich enough"
Contentment is better than
riches. Shakespeare says in
"Othello."
"Men are but children of II
larger growth"
Thus philosophers Dryden in
"All for Love-.
Copyright, 1925. by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
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LISTEN, WORLD!

regular program
with great sue.
cess.
1T makes for
contentment to
allow women ev-
cry w b ere q
chance to doll
up. I" says Walter
d. Wagner, M.
rector OF the
State Department
OF Institutions.
Under the skill
full fingers Of the
masseuse q n d
marceller, the
broken seIf-re-
spect revives and
takes its place
once more in the
disorganized body.
Those poor fin
gers, that an
hour ago LAGER
afAd THAR 0Vryn
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SAP AND SALT
BY Bert Moses

If there were no criminals,
there would be no criminal law
yers.
When a child has a tantrum,
soma parents are foolish enough
to have one too.
It seems that an educator gets
less money out of education than
any one else.
The supreme test is to finish
what we start, and then start
something else again.
Hez Heck says: Each session
Of Congress seems to be the limit,
but the next session proves that
it wasn't.
A genius is often fool who
capitalizes his fooIishoess.
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66TF M a d a m e
will step this
way the marceller
will attend to her
coiffeur"
The w o m a n
stopped dandling
the rag dog and
turn d slowly
from the window.
Her face was
quite blank-the
eve s drowned,
sodden discs in
her g,oated face.
the mouth lax. A
drool of laughter
also came from
that mo u t h - a
fain t, senseless
drool w i tn o u t
merriment. She
faced the direcf
ton from which
the voice had
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-25

Let Mr.. Fixit help you obtain needed
improvements. He knows the ropes
with city officials. Write him at fhe
Times.
By Mr.. Fixit
Absence of street signs is not de-
signed to aid bandits in making
operations, but will only exist until
the new lighting standards are in
stalled, it was revealed to Mr.. Fixit
today. -
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: Kindly adj
wise me whether it is a city ordi-
nance or State statute that prohibits
the city Of Indianapolis from placing
street signs on it's various streets.
Was this law passed with the idea
of impeding and handicapping bank
robbers in making their getaway
more difficult, or is it to confuse, ir-
ritate and annoy the visitors as a
bid to stay away?
Why this glazing provincialism
and inexcusable antipathy toward
civic pride?
AS Silas Corntassel said: you
can turn a corn field into sub.
division, but you can't efface the fact
that piece of good farm land is 60
ing to waste" V. c. SCHULD.
Elmer Williams, secretary of
the board of works, said new
street signs will be placed as soon
as the new electric light
standards have been set. They
will be the best type ever seen In
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Indianapolis, he said, bearing both
the street name in an iron-enclosed
frame and the blocks number, in
case of a street name that is not
numerical.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: Please take
up with the proper authorities the
condition of the new improved alley
from Forty to Forty-Second SITS.
between Graceland and Boulevard
Place.
This alley is so low at Forty First
ST. that we have had from three to
eighteen inches of water standing
there ever since the alley was paved,
early in June. There is no outlet
for this water. The alley is useless
and Forty-First st. also is blocked.
This condition has been reported
to the city engineer, board of health,
street commissioner and police de-
partment. We are tired of promises
and must have action, as such a
condition is insanitary. to say the
least. A. P. CORDES,
406S Graceland Ave.
A resolution is now before the
board OF works for the paving and
grading of Forty-First st. Helnott
N. Beebe, assistant city engineer,
said the alley will be drained with
the completion Of this improve
ment. However, the councilmanic
rebellion may halt the work, for
there Is now no money available
to pay inspectors of the city, en-
gineer's department, who are re-
quired\ by law to survey all paw.
ing.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: In the 1900
block north, between Broadway and
Park Ave-, the alley was paved
couple Of years ago. At the present
time it Is full of deep chuckholes
and in very bad condition. Can the
contractor who put in this paving
be compelled to repair the same?
Would also like to know If proper
ty owners in this block could not be
compelled to keep their baskets of
trash and cans back out of the CEN
ter of the alley. Sometimes they
stack them out so far it is almost i'm
possible to drive a car through.
PROPERTY OWNER.
The contractor will be asked to
repair this alley before he OBJ
tains payment Of other claims
from the city, Beebe told Mr.. Fix
it. Board of health agreed to clean
up the debris in the alleys. g.,
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: I live at 257
Minkner St., between Ohio and New
York SITS. Rains from recent storms
have made a regular lake out of the
street and mud is piled on the
cutters as high as the curb. Ashes
thrown, into the street by neigh
Dor have caused the water to rise
even higher. If you could have a
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Today's Best

WG 2eg'' New 1s York o. az Ha''Ya M, WRc
Washington (469 M, WGY, Sche-
nectady $3.50 M 1925 P. M, EDST-
New York philharmonic orchestra,
Lewissohn stadium.
WICK, Detroit (517 M, P. NJ. EST
Detroit symphony orchestra.
WEAF, New York (492 M, WGR,
Buffalo (S19 M S:45 P. M. EDST-
u. S. Army band direct from Wash
ington, D. G.
WTAA, Dallas, 47e Nd, $50 P. M,
CST-Tancred male quartet.
WIS, Chicago, GAS Nd P. M, to
l A. M, CDsT-National barn dance.
Sunday. July &c
CopDrioht. 1926. bu United Press
WEAF, New York 492; WWJ, De-
troit, 353; WCAE, Pittsburgh 461;
WAR, Providence, 3O6; WCTS,
Worcester, 26S; WEEP, Boston, 476;
WCAP, Washington, 469-7:20 P. M.
E. D. S. T. Capitol Theater program;
followed at 9:15 by Goldeman band
concert.
WIZ, New York, 4O5-S:15 P. M.
e. D. S. T.-Open air opera per
Torrance "Cavelleria Rusticana,"
and II Pagliacci."
WCBD, Zion, 345-8 P. M, c. S. L.
Zion band and soloists.
WCX, Detroit, 1880 P. M,
Z. S. Municipal band concert.
WOAW, Omaha, $3.50 P. M,
c. S. T.-Musical chapel service.
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would have 10 go 10 tho hospital.
but this / could not do on account
OF my family, So went 20 a friend
OF nine and told her how I felt. and
she said, Now do as I tell you. Try
Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound as I have done. II helped
me-. So / started taking the Vege.
table Compound and / noticed after
the first few bottles that I felt con.
siderably better. After taking 2 oaa
10 bottles I got over my faintin
spells Everybody who sees me now
notices the great Improvement IN
my health. ! am gaining IN weight
and strength and am feeling fine.
Eat we'll and sleep good nights g.
Mrs. Mary Wilhelmy, 900 Duke
Street. ST. Paul, -Advcr-
tisement.
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scraper sent out there, It would clear
up the street.
HANSFORD COVERT,

scraper sent out there, 1t would clear
up the street.
HANSFORD COVERT,
257 Minkner st.
William Schoenrogg, chief clerk
of the street commissioners office
promised Mr.. Fixit he would at
tend to this situation as soon as
'the repair crews have finished TAX
ing care of damage caused by the
recent storms.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: There are a
number of property owners on N.
Mount st. between Tenth and Six
teenth SITS. who would appreciate
very much any information you
could get for us concerning the i'm
provement Of that street.
The curbs were put in and the
excavating done in April of this
year. Since that time nothing has
been done and the street is in a
deplorable condition.
Thanking you in advance for any
thing you can do to help us have 1t
H. L. NJ.
Bids have been advertised for
this improvement and it is believed
1t will be undertaken soon. How
ever, the councilmanic rebellion
may figure in this matter.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: AS I have
taken The Times for five years and
more I would like for you to do me
a favor and see If we can't have a
street lamp put down here, as it is
very dangerous to anyone to go out
nights. Have the weeds cut, as it
Is awful. The place I am asking is
on the last house on Wisconsin ST..
west of Senate Ave. I wish you
would drive out some night to see
how dark it is.
FRIEND OF THE TIMES.
You must first circulate a petit
ton among neighbors for the
light. A dozen names would be
enough. Present the petition to
the board of works at city hall,
To have your weeds cut, follow
this procedures: ASK the owner or
occupant of the property nearest
the weedy lot or call Lincoln 1911,
city hall, ask for street commits.
sioner's department and give a
complete description of the prop
erty to the clerk on duty.
Even Hargon has troubles with
the city. eN
DEAR MIR. FIXIT. Why cant the
garbage be collected in the rear OF
$40 jefferson Ave.
w. p. HARGON.
Truly Nolan. superintendent of
garbage collections, has been ad-
vised of this condition. You should
have relief at once.
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MRS. WILHELMYe
SAVED BYFRIEND
Doctor Advised Operation
Friend Said Try Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound First

II was all rundown from over.
work and worry. had no anpetlte.
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Answer to yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle.
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time of commission Of crime.
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20. Misrepresent.
"a. TO make a sweater.
25. Scarlet.
26. Opposite Of high.
2S. Title.
80. Perception through the in.
tellect.
"a. Bottoms.
SO. To regret exceedingly.
81. Feminine pronoun.
'3S. Total.
80. BY.
AZ. To bedeck.
43. Allegation. I
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Spanish warshlps have been as
signed 10 hunt sharps which have
played havoc with the sardine In.
dustfN.
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46. Full grown pike.
a.. Fruit Of an oak tree.
40. Constellation,
so. TO be victor.
Sd. Quaking.
90. Twilled wooden fabric.
5s. Head blows.
60. Low east tribe in Bombay.
63. Cordel cloth.
65. Twitching.
81. Violent whiriwind.. Of Farce
Islands.
6S. Therefor.
20. Variant OF "a"
Il. You.
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Concert. wcCo l41e.4 minneapolis St.
nati--Instrumental trio. WSAI (325.e)
Cincinnati-Stories.
ef t:a M s,ass army t 5anS a. WIZ NfT s
Phiiadeiphia-"So Song of the Surf"
.o WRHY 2 5sR2ssb Ne eY45 Y9rkS s. Ifeuis-
Theater music. WNYC 5000, New
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could not sleep
at night. and
looked like n
corpse. I have
six children Ave
boys and one
girD and did not
get any strength
after my last
baby was born.
l was getting
worse and thin
ner every day.
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Dancing

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7:00-WOAW
S:00-WTAM-WSAI.
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10:00-WKRC.
10:45-WSB.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IL:
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Talks Today
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10 ?. M.-KFI (4e7). Los Angeles-so-
IL r. M-wBAP 1850. Fit. Worth =
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New Type Markers Will Be
Installed When Lights
Are Completed.
Do You Know?

The board of health soon will
establish clinics where ex-
pectant mothers and mothers
with small children may receive
advice without cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05

reni laughs and thrills and makes
vivid. wild Susan" far up md BE-.
You'd anything Bebe has ever done
before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05

DEBE DANIELS in wild. wlld
ID Susan" her newest starring
picture. at the Coliseum. has tho
rolls OF ylyaclaua society Girl who
turns detective TO work Off little
excess oncrgy Tho picture Is n
screen version OF tho Liberty mag
azlno story. The wild. wild
child" by s,euart Emery Rod Ia
ROGUE appears opposite the star in
featured role
Bebs. M Susan Van pusen. the
strong minded. irrsprcssible daughs
ter OF an ultra,ronnod family. f.
the baus Of her parents lives Even
az n child. Susan was a rebel, and
now ms a grown Eirl she u properly
tagged hopeless sho finally
leaves homo 90 earn her own living
and SEQ llto when her father, In an
attempt to get tho responsibility
for tho girls welfare or hir own
shoulders. arranses for her 90 nc.
company some friends ths Water
burys. on their European tour
Never having met tho wnierburJs.
Susan il delighted 81 the prospect
Of continuing her Wild career on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05

among the beautiful horses to be
seen in Douglas Fairbanks new pro.
auction. Don q. Son OF Zorro" are
two OF the rare Paleomeno breed. OF
which there are said 10 be only nine
In the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
COMPLETE FILMING
BARTHELMESS FILM

Inspiration Pictures. Inc. last
week completed photography on ia
new Richard Barthelmcsa picture.
"Tho beautiful City. from a story
by Edmund Gouidlng. II was di.
rected BY Kenneth Webb. with a
supporting cast including Dorothy
Glsh, William II. Powell and Frank
Puglla
The next Barihelmsss picture will
be from \, T. Thomas stage com
edy. Just suppose Inspiration
last week took test pictures OF poro.
thy Knapp. ZisEfcld "Fouies'
beauty. with The view OF casting
her for an important role In Jus,
suppose" " the test Is satisfactory
Mr.. webb viii dS.ects the now pro
ductiou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Movies Make
Best Mirror,
Says Actor

That until motion pictures arrived
no actor really had d chance 10
know how rotten performs, hs
was d The interesting observation
II Joseph sthildkfaut who lcfi the
"Frbrand. New Nmks most sue,
cessful stage plpy, To take q Tea
lured role in "rHr Road 90 Yes
tetday" redl, DE Miles first indie
pendent production
'on the stage" says Sohildkraut
20 rs necessary FOR an actor 90
ilfhc other peoples word Tor the
quality or his performance. and II
he happens 10 fall among people
Who choose only ia flaIter him he
is most unfortunate on the other
hand. N he believes too thOroly IN
tho gibcs of certain newspaper crit
les who delight iu nashy writing
he may be equally led astray
Not 40. however with motion
pictures, The proof Is on tho screen
before your eyes n you are rotten
there Il nothing Go do but admit
Il and takes the scene over again
II am comparatively new 10 the
screen and therefore sllll marvel
over tho absolutely impartial. ines.
capable nature of IT, criticism Gcs.
lures and facial expressions which
you might get by with ON tho
stage with an audience :S feet away
across the footilghtn look cheap
when shot by a powerful modern
lens
ION tho stage q, Is possible 10 be
careless with ones makeup. II one
Is IN a hurry and fails 20 put on
enough grease paint those out 10
front viii never know the differ
snce. but Il is impossible 20 cheat
the camera and carclessness IN any
other matter that goes 20 make up
hlsh-olaSs Interpretation II ahso-
lutely fatal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
SCOTCH TENOR IS
POPULAR AT HAl

Wallace Alexander. noted - en-
tenor, has bscsms popular with
patrons or the stiiIg. where he Las
been heard IN concert the past TO
weeks
SIR. Alexander has had lox
and stormy career In his fight TO-
ward tho TOP Ia his cho1en hns.
He Was born IA KilmarnDck, Boot
land. and when stun but a youth he
migrated 20 Canada. where he has
lived FOR the last 10 yeafs
Sir. Alexander was leading man
IN New Westmlnsisr Operate so
cisiy which has had a leading place
in operate circles IN Western Can
ada for the last ten years
The only comment he has 70 naks
n that when he n home you win
always find him with the Scotch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05

Forty OF the preitiest girls In Hol,
lywood we're selected for the ballet
scenes IN Constance Talmadge's new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Alyce Answers
Few Questions
Fans WriteHer

Instead Of answering some 800
fan Letters received since The release
.of Faint Perfume AIyce MUS. q
new screen conner who made her
debut In that production, hopes that
she can tell the world about herself
In one brief statement
- didn't know there were 80 many
questions In the world" Alyos con.
fesses - thin. one takes a great
insight into human nature by the
questions that are asked for IN
stance. a glfl who II probably unse
clded about bobJlng her hair asks
Did sou get into pictures because
you have long hair2' And another
wants 10 know II Director GhsnIer
IN my husband. and ala 10 get me
the job3 stll another thinks that
age IL the most influential factor
ana would like 10 know n I am a
nappcr OF about i5g Little Miss
Inexpcrencs inquiries II 81 II necea,
sary TO 30 10 the moving picture
school Tor training 4 fond mother
wants 10 know II my name. Aiyce.
was the stepping stone
The truth H. ! do have long hair
but ! am not married 20 Director
Cashier and 10 did not get mo the
job. on my goth birthday decided
10 leave Pitisburg ana go 70 New
York with my mother 20 continue
my dancing, When | had some pie.
lures made tho photographer said
he wanted 20 keep one as a bpecl.
men Of good photography. In some
way hr sohulberE. the producer OF
Preferred Pictures. saw one Of these
photographs and sent for me. The
screen has always appealed 10 me,
and had not forgotten the faseina.
ton Of n small bit had once done
for pictures"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05

shearsr who have the leading roles
in the perturbation Of Helen r..
Martins popular novel
Gilbert, in the tituisr character u
the snoh" and Norma shearer. az
his long suffering and forgiyinB
wife. present fneiy-drawn, well bal
anced performances.
The supporting cast Includes
Conrad Nigel. Phyllis Hayer. Hedda
Hopper. Margaret Seldom. Aileen
Manning
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other side, But ono look az Eus.
taco. an unInteresting young man
from Boston, who IL 10 be her tray.
cling companion. eonvinccs the gitl
that New York is the place for her.
susan's father. settling luxurious
~ Tor tho rare treat OF peace and
quiet At home. Is suddenly startled
out OF his rsysrs ~ the noisy ar.
rival OF his Wild. wild daughter.
who informs him Of her intention
Of packing a few exta frills into a
bog and solng out 20 shift Tor her.
self
What happens when Susan lands
a job with detective agency and
IL put on the trail OF a gang OF
bond thieves. which trall leads her
70 haunted house IN a lonely arc.
ton Of town a. midnight. furnishes
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THE SCREEN

and Ricardo corcE In Not 50 Long AZ
Wild Wild susan"
World" Bessie Love AMI Lloyd Hughes
coLuMBIA-Reginaid California Straight Ahead
MoUSE-Mae Bush Camille OF the BarbarY Coast
Pretty Ladies'
GARDEN-Evclyn Brent in Lady Robn-Hood'
CAPTToI-Giorla swanson in Madame sans.Gere."
Nsgei and Norma shearer In The snob
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her fbhlng Is prompted by an i'm.
aginatiyo mind handed down to her
by an inventive father
Employed as a seamstrcsa IN the
homo OF the wealthy Billiards.. Betty
soon lmaglnes that the scion Of the
house. Billy lcortcn is desperately
In love with her. with this love
situason as basis. all kinds OF
trouble breaks loose for tho 70.
mantle and dreamy Betty. Social
cast and money play important
parts in tryins to wreck the girls
ambitions
Other big names IN the strong
supporting east are Edwards Davis.
Julla swaync Gordon, Dan Grim
Minis. as the inventor. and Jacaue-
line Gadson.
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NEW NoRk-lSSo, the day OF tho
~ horseless carriage. hrownstone
front and eobbie stone strcet-that's
the scene OF Not So Long Ago."
which opened at the Liberty satur.
day.
Not SO Long Ago Is a capt.,
waiting love story Of city life In It's
most picturesque and interesting
period a living document OF old
New York filled with heart throbs
and quaint charm. adapted for the
screen by Violet Clark from tho
Broadway stage hit OF the same
name by Arthur Hickman.
Betty Bronson and Ricardo Cortez
are featured In the principal roles
In all justice to Betty Dover tMiss
Brousonl Il might be said here that