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Evening star., 1925-12-10
RIALTO-"East Lynne.

William FoX's screen production of
East Lynne" comes to the Rialto next
week, starting Sunday.
It's cast includes Edmund Lowe and
Alma Rubens, as Sir Archibald ar
lyle and Lady Isabel, respectively nd
the distinguished actor Lou Tellegen
as Sir Francis Levison, with Frank
Keenan, as Chief Justice Hare; Les
lie Fenton as Richard Hare, his son;
Marjorie Daw, as Barbara Hare; Lydia
Knott, as Mrs. Hare: Paul Panzer, as
Mr.. Hallijohn, and Belle Bennett, as
Afy Hallijohn.
Phenomenal has been the success
OF East Lynne" as play Mrs.
Henry Wood wrote it in 1861, and ii
became one of the greatest successes
of the dramatic stage, being trans
lated into every modern language and
played in nearly every country on
cart tn
Evening star., 1925-12-10
COLCMBIA-"The Vanishing
American"

Zane Greys epic Of the Indian, THE
Vanishing American" produced by
Paramount with Richard Dix, Lois
Wilson, Noah Beery and hundreds of
others IN the cast, will be next week S
attraction at Loew's Columbia.
Its theme, said to have been con.
ceived by Jesse l.. Lasky and Lucien
Hubbard and penned by Zane Grey,
was directed by George b. Seitz, and
reveals in broad and telling strokes
the losing fight ofrthe Indian against
the Irresistible march of white civiliza.
ton.
Richard Dix has the role of a young
Navajo whose efforts to bring about
better understanding between his
people and the whites are nullified by
a rascally Indian agent. A strong
note of romance dominates the story
in the love of the Indian and a. Young
white Army officer for a pretty school
teacher, played by Lois Wilson
Evening star., 1925-12-10
PRINCETON TRIANGLE CLUB.

Princeton's famous Triangle Club
will make its appearance in this city.
at the Washington Auditorium. Satur.
day Of next week in its latest musical
comedy, Fortune" with Avery
Sherry, 81. and ]. c. Taylor, %, as
It's outstanding feminine impersonators
and with no lack of girls, young,
beautiful and sweet" Notwithstanding
the entire cast and ensemble will be
cared for by versatile, talented and
just as attractive. perhaps, college
boys who have made a reputation in
the world for that sort of thing dur
Ing their college days.
The title role. Fortune, will be
played by Walter B. Booth, president
OF the club and of the senior class of
the university and a varsity letter
man in foot ball; John Langhorne, who
will be Cordiani, is president of the
sophomore class. was captain of the
freshman crew last Spring and a mem
Der of the varsity crew as well. The
remainder of the principals have bril-
liant athletic records in one field or
another.
Evening star., 1925-12-10
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Rod La
Rocque in THE Coming of Amos" and
Alice Day in Tea for Two: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Reginald Denny in
California Straight Ahead" and Hal
Roach's Hold Everything; Thurs
day, Harry Carey in 1.-The Man From
Red Gulch" and Billy Dooley in "The
Misfit Sailor: Friday, Kentucky
Pride and Ralph Graves in Don't
Tell Dad; Saturday. Hoot Gibson in
The Calgary Stampede" Juvenile
comedy, Baby. BE Good" adm The
Ace of SpadeSn y No
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comedienne in her new photoplay, "a
Woman of the World" next weeks at
traction at Loew's Palace. Aside from
IT'S comedy touches, the story is said
to be appealing, and it has II modern
American setting.
1t is based on Il novel by Carl Van
Nechten and directed by Malcolm st.
Clair. The cast includes Holmes Her
bert. Charles Emmett Mack, Blanche
Mehafey and Chester Conklin. Pola
Is pictured as a European countess.
who, disappointed ir a love. affair.
pays visit to America. Is mistaken
by Il Jealous district attorney for a
woman of loose morals. fascinates him
and. when he demands that she be
driven from town, publicly horse
whips him, bringing the picture to a
strong emotional climax
Evening star., 1925-12-10
YORK.

Sunday and Monday, Lon CLANCY
I'm The Phantom o: the OPERA and
Hal Roach'S Hold Everythinc''.
Tuesday, Elaine Hammerstein in The
Unwritten Law" Jimmie Adams i'm
BE Careful and Hodge -Podge:
Wednesday, Eleanor Boardman and
Lew Cody in ''Excha nge of Wives"
and Lige Conley in Spotlight;
Thursday, Anna q. Nilsson and Ben
Lyon IN Winds of Chance" and
Aesop Fable; Friday, Jack Hoxie in
Evening star., 1925-12-10

Banks in n feature-length comedy,
keep Smiling; Alice Day in Mack
Sennets cold Turkey" with Screen
Snapshots; Saturday, Reginald Denny
in California Straight Ahead" the
story of II young man who attempted
IL cross-country drive and ran out of
both gas and money; Hal ftoach,s
Hold Everything" and THE Ace of
SPADES" No. Z at the matinee
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CAROLINA.

Sunday and Monday The Iron
Horse" with Madge Bellamy and
George O'Brien; Tuesday, Buck Jones
in The Timber Wolf: Wednesday,
MY Lady's Lips" with Clara Bow
and Frank Keenan,; Thursday. Satan
in Sables" with Pauline Garon and
Lowell sherman; Friday, The Girl
Who Wouldn't Work" with Lionel
Barrymore; Saturday. His Majesty
Bunker Bean" with Matt Moore and
Dorothy Devore.
Evening star., 1925-12-10
RAPHAEL.

Sunday, Douglas Fairbanks in Don
Q-Son of Zorro,'' comedy; Monday.
Charles Ray in Some Pun'kins, -
comedy, Larry Semon in The Hick";
Tuesday, Anna Q. Nilsson, Ben Lyon
and Viola Dana in winds of Chance, -
Fox News, also amateurs at 8 pm;
Wednesday, Lois Wilson and Warner
Baxter in Rugged Waters" Andy
Gump comedy; Thoursday, Jacqueline
Logan in "If Marriage Fails" comedy;
Friday, Rin-Tin-Tin in Tracked in
the Snow Country" comedy and 'Se-
cret Service Sanders" No. Z: Satur-
day, Harry Carey in THE Praire Pi-
rate" comedy and "Perils of the
Wild" No. 8.
Evening star., 1925-12-10

Phyllis Haver in Rugged Water, .
and Richard Tamadge in wall Street
Whiz"; Wednesday and Thursday
Pola NeGri in Flower Of the Night
and comedy; Friday. Aieen Pringle
and Conway Tearle in 1.-The Mystic, "
Aesop's Fable and episode. Secret
Service Sanders; Saturday. Betty
Bronson in THE Golden Princess, >
and Aesop's Fable, 5, Z and pm.
Evening star., 1925-12-10
AMBASSADOR-"The Beautiful City,

The Beautiful City" starring Rich
ard Barthelmess, with Dorothy Gish
will be shown also the first three days
of next week at Crandalls Ambassador
Theater, with "A Goofy Cob" a new
comedy, added short reels and pipe
organ music; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Lewis S. Stone, Bessie Love, Wal
lace Beery, Lloyd Hughes and Bull"
Montana in First Nationals adapta-
tation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyles
The Lost World": Friday, Monty
Evening star., 1925-12-10
STRAND "VaudeviIIe's Newest Of
fering,"

At the Strand Theater next week
William EbS will headline the bill ir
''Vaudsvtlle's Newest Offering" ven
triloquial novelty. An added feature
will be song and dance number
spiced with comedy entitled Harry
Howard's Revue" with Marie Ward
prinla donna and Lidia Hughes
Kathleen Holt, Alice and Dean Ryan
The five Petleys, comedy aerialists
In a pantomine comedy number
Aerial Comedy and Cleverness"; Nat
Lester and Blanche Stuart, Creators
of Laughs and Steps," and Lady
Alice's Pets" presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. Newman Graham, an act titled
"Aristocracy of American Animal
dom," will be other attractions
1.-THE photoplay brings to the Strand
screen Clara Bow in Trio's rapid-flre
romance, ''The Lawful Cheater," with
Raymond Mckee. George Cooper and
Edward Hearn in the cast. 1t is de-
scribed as q charming story Of a poor
country girl who becomes mistress OF
q New York mansion.
Evening star., 1925-12-10

Riding Thunder" and Charlie Chase
in The Caretatker's Daughter: Satur-
day, Kentucky Pride Alice Day iri
Cold Turkey" and The Ace of
| Spades" No. s.
Evening star., 1925-12-10
DOGS SEEK DESPERATE.
Jim Carter Escapes Jail After Cap
ture in Clarke County, Va.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BERRYVILLE, Va. December 10
Bloodhounds are hunting today for
jim Carter, desperate, captured Sun
day in the river hills of Clarke
County and again at large.
Carter bowled over a turnkey Tues
day night when his cell door was
opened for placing his supper before
him
Evening star., 1925-12-10
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday, "The Pony Ex-
press" with Betty Compson and Ri
cardo Cortez; Sunday, 8. 5, and 8 m,
and Monday, and 8 pm, News: Tues
day, Bessie Love and Warner Bax in
A Son of His Father comedy; Wed
The Phantom Of the Opera" and
comedy, and 8 pm; Friday, Alice
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TAkONLA.

Sunday and Monday, THE Pony
Express" featuring Betty, Compson,
Ricardo CorteZ, Ernest Terrence and
Wallace Beery, continuous Sunday
from pm: Tuesday, Lois Wilson,
Warner Baxter. Wallace Beery and
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PARK.

Sunday and Monday, Lois Wilson
and Wallace Berry in Rugged
Waters" OHenry's Shoes" with
Marion Harlan. and Park News
Events; Tuesday, Adolphe Menjou
and Norma Shearer in broadway
After Dark" Larry Semon in THE
Bakery" and Gift Shoppe": Wednes-
day and Thursday, sgd Chaplin in
"Charley's Aunt" Ralph Graves in
"Cupid's Boots" and Park News
Events; Friday, double feature bill,
Anita Stewart in "Baree, Son of
kazan" and Jack Dempsey in MAN
haitian Madness" also local talent
and juvenile vaudeville; Saturday.
George Walsh in american Pluck, .
Larry Semon in ''The Rent Collector
and Chapter Z, "Perills Of the Wild"
Evening star., 1925-12-10
GAYETY-"Powder Puff Frolic."

Special scenery and novelties
brought from abroad are said to figure
largely In Arthur Pearsons Powder
Puff Frolic." which will have it's first
presentation in this city at the Gayety
Theater next week, beginning with
matinee Sunday.
Producer Pearson each year visits
the theaters of Europe for outstand-
Ing acts, and to his show a number of
those have been added.
The chief fun maker will be George
Broadhurst, long associated with
Ringnng's and other big circuses, and
his co-partner in mirth is Charles
Abet. They have been provided with
excellent material to win the laughs,
Ttney and Rose Henley are recent
peor1lits from vaudeville, while
matches Of wit and melody are left
To Nina Bernard and Addie Clifford,
soubrettes. To Eddie Brisland has
beeu intrusted the straight parts.
"Powder Puff Frolic" comes with
10 changes of stage settings. and is
oostumed with IL changes for its Is
chorus girls for the ensembles.
The management is featuring a mid
night performance Friday night Of
this week, with a full program.
Evening star., 1925-12-10

Fables and News Events: Tuesday,
Blanche Sweet and Lew Cody In
sporting Venus" Glen Tryon in Tell
II to a Policeman; Wednesday and
Thursday, John Golden's Lightning"
with Jay Hunt, Cliff Bowes in High
Hopes" News Events; Friday, Tom
Mix in THE Rainbow Trail" Mack
ennett's "Galloping Bungalows,
second chapter, "Perils of the Wild;
Saturday, Warner Baxter and Bessie
Love in "Son of His Father Bulls
Eye comedy by the Sea" tenth
chapter of wild West"
Evening star., 1925-12-10
NATIONAI-"No, No, Nanette."

No, No, Nanette." "A gem Of musi-
cal comedy, will begin its enga cement
at the National Theater Monday night
with four highly popular stars head
ing the east. Julia Sanderson, Donald
Brian, Frank Crumit and Ona Mum
son, an arrangement of genuine
mirth. melody and beauty.
Skillful playing, singing and dane
ing has had more than the average
TO do with the marvellous success of
mo, No, Nanette," which is the
musical version of successful farce,
My Lady Friends" +" in which the late
Clifton Crawford starred. The book Is
by Frank Mandel and Otto Harbach,
the lyrics by Otto Harbach and Irving
Caesar and the score by Vincent You
mans.
The story concerns the efforts of
Jimmie Smith, wealthy Bible pub.
Usher, to spread happiness with his
makes proteges of three charming
from Washington, and Flora from
Frisco, whom he has met on his busi-
ness travels. Finally Nanette, sort
of Cinderella in his own home. is in
cluded. These entanglementS are all
perfectly innocent but they cause
Jimmie a lot of trouble, but carry the
play through three acts of hilarious
fun.
Virginia O'Brien, Jack McCauley,
Eva Mae Francis, Gladys Yates, Irene
Conner and Janet Morton are the prin-
CipalS surrounding the stars.
Evening star., 1925-12-10
MJJTUAL-"Moonlight Maids. :"

y~The Moonlight Maids" burlesque.
With q, new book, new musical score
and with the exception Of the two
fading playsvs, Anna Toebs and Billy
Evening star., 1925-12-10

If your little one is out.of- -sorts,
won't play, seems sick, lansuid, not
natural-suspeet the bowels! A tea.
spoonful Of delicious "caIifornia Fla
Syrup" given any time sweetens tho
stomach and soon moves the sour
.nd n.
bowels and you have we'll, playful
child again.
Millions of mothers depend upon
this gentle, harmless laxative. It
never cramps or overacts. Contains
no narcotics or soothing drugs. Say
"California" to your druggist and
avoid eountsrfeits. Insist upon aen-
uine "callfornla Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
Of all ages plainly printed on bottle
Evening star., 1925-12-10
CIRCLE.

Tuesday. Pola Negri in Flower of
the Night; Wednesday, Bessie Love,
Warner Baxter and Raymond Hatton
in "A Son of His Father; Thursday
and Friday, Z and PM, Lon Chaney,
Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry In
1.-The Phantom of the Opera; Satur-
day, Aileen Pringle, Conway Tearle
and Mitchell Lewis in THE Mystic"
Evening star., 1925-12-10
A NJ i S E NJ E N T S

Hagen. a new cast, will be next week s
attraction at the Mutual Theater.
Last season the attraction broke all
records of the Mutual circuit and when
playing the local theater was one OF
the outstanding successes.
Anna Toebe, the efferveScent come
dienne, is noted for her dancing; Billy
Hogan impersonates eccentric charac-
ters, and the supporting company in
cludes Myrtle Andrews, Ann Darling,
Harry Levine, Paul Ryan and Frank
Mckay.
Extra features are announced fol
lowing each nights performance.
Paul Whiteman's Orchestra.
Featuring the first presentation of
a new composition by Deems Taylor,
Circus Day" described as mine pic
lures from memory of the American
circus" and offering a group of melo-
dies in his own inimitable style, Paul
Whiteman and his concert orchestra
will make their only appearance this
Saturday evening, under the man
agement of Mrs. WilSonGreene.
Mr.. Whiteman's program follows:
mississippi Ia tone Journey. Ger
die Grofe). Father of the Waters"
"Huckleberry Finn" "Old Creole
Days" "Mardi Gras;" "Hymn TO the
Sun" Rimsky- -KorsakoffD. Caprice
Niennois,' waltz CKreisler); Indian
Dawn" lzamecnikl. "A Little Bit of
Jazz" tCarpenter), "Charlestonette"
Rose), 'Ukalele Lady" (Whiting and
Egan), Manhattan" (Hart and Rod
gers), pal of My Cradle Days Pian-
tadosD, Meet the Boys" Circus Day"
thine pictures from memory. op. IS
deems Taylor, street Parade" THE
Big Top" ''B a T e b a.ck Riders"
Trained Animals. Tight Rope Walk
erS." "Jugglers, Clowns" "Trapeze
Performers" finale.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson
Greene's Concert Bureau, 1900 G street
northwest
Evening star., 1925-12-10
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday, Marion Davies
in Lights of Old Broadway" Eddie
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Joyce and Percy Marmont in "Daddy's
Gone a-IIunting," comedy; Saturday,
Rugged waters" with Lois Wilson,
Wallace Beery and Warner Baxter,
and comedy, Ace of Spades" matinee
only.
Evening star., 1925-12-10
General Motors car
prices are standard

II The FACTORY PRICE of any automobile usually
L the price advertised is not the price you pay. To
the factory price will be added charge for freight,
for delivery unloading cleaning oiling, ETC. land
if you buy the time, charge for financing. So
remember this:
l. When you buy General Motors car for
cash. you may be that the charges for
freight, war tax and conditioning are real
and fixed. They have not been padded to
maintain factory price, to allow price
reduction, to yield an extra profit to the
dealer, or to permit unreasonably large
allowance for your used car. General Motors
dealers end their profit with the factory price.
Il When you buy General Motors car on
time, the cost is the cash price, plus nothing
than the official GA1AC financing
charge-always the lowest and now stllower.
General Motors has standardized the prices of its cars to
protect both the dealer and the buyer This another
why General Motors offers "the greatest values
i'm automobile history"
GE N F RAJ
MOTORS
CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE
OAKLAND BUICK CADILLAC
GMC TRUCKS
"A for pausea and purpose"
I 4 n
Evening star., 1925-12-10
EMPIRE,

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Mar
ion Davies in Lights of Old Broad
way" and comedy. ''One Wild Night;
Wednesday, Clara Cow and Lou Telie-
gen in ''Parisian Love" and comedy.
"A Speedy Marriage; Thursday,
Douglas Fairbanks in His Majesty
the American" and comedy, Pleasure
Bent; Friday, Tom Tyler In The
Wyoming Wildcat" and comedy, "All
Tied Up; Saturday, Kenneth McDon-
aid in South of the Equator" comedy,
Salute" and wild West No. A."
Evening star., 1925-12-10
LEADER.

Monta Bell, director Of Marion
Davies latest starring vehicle, Sc
lected the 70s of New York
City, a period rich in historical value
and marking the Introduction of many
great inventions which made possible
the great metropolis of the New York
of today, for Lights OF Old Broad.
way" In it also are seen Thomas A
Edison, Charles Brush, the father of
former President Roosevelt, Young
Teddy at the age of T., Tony Pastor,
famous theatrical mana ger, and others
The supporting cast includes Conrad
Nagel. Frank Currier, Julia Swayne
Gordon and George X. Arthur.
Lights of Old Broadway" will he
shown at the Leader Theater for two
days only. the coming Saturday and
Sunday, with Juvenile Comedy and
News.
Evening star., 1925-12-10
Actors Fund Benefit Tomorrow.

Daniel Frohman, president of the
Actors Fund of America, accompanied
by Oliver Jones. financial secretary;
Sue Seymour Cooke, social secretary,
and Walter Hartwig, stage director
is in the Capital to supervise per
sonally the presentation of the Actors
Fund benefit performance to be given
in the National Theater tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock.
This years bill promises to be the
most pretentious of the annual de luxe
programs offered here under the same
auspices. A partial list of those who
will take part includes: Ruth Chat.
terton, Elsie Janis. Daniel Frohman,
John Il. Gack Hazard, Effle Shan
non, Nance O'Neil Murray Alper,
Mile. Chabelski, Jack Carlyle, Esther
Cutchin, James A. Devine, Sydney
Grant, Ralph Forbes. Reed Hamilton,
j. Merrill Holmes, Joe Jackson, Allen
Jenkins, Nick Long. Nate Lewis, Clyde
North. Charles Park, Francis Renault,
Jack Roseleigh. a surprise feature act,
DeSiree Stempel, Henry Smith-Gregor,
w. Spencer Tupman and his May
flower Hotel Orchestra and dancers,
Wells, Virginia and West, Mildred
Watkins and keane Waters.
The program will comprise play
let's, monologueS, musical ensembles
and solo numbers comediettas, pan
tomimes, burleSqueS, etc, etc.
Tickets are now on sale at the box
Office at prices ranging from 81 to So.
Evening star., 1925-12-10
HOME.

Sunday and Monday, Lon CLANCY
in THE Phantom Of the Opera" and
Aesop Fable; Tuesday, Doris Kenyon
in THE Half Way Girl" and Felix
cartoon; Wednesday, Eleanor Board
man and Lew Cody in Exchange OF
Wives" and Cliff Bowes in "Slow
Down; Thursday, Claire Windsor and
Eugene O'Brien in Souls for Sables"
and comedy; Friday. Charles Ray In
Some Punkins" and Hal Roach s
Hold Everything; Saturday, Hoot
Gibson in THE Calgary Stampede, -
Lige Conley in Pleasure Bound" and
THE Ace of Spades" No. 6.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
Singing Moro Winner
 Of Chess Championship

Manila, May l,-patu Alip, a Moro. recently won tho chess cham. ptonshIp of the Philippine Islands in tournament in which lG players from 1arious parts of the islands contested, Out of Si games played ho won Ss. lost one and ono was d draw.
 Datu Alip, who had never been out of his native province Of I.anao. Island of Mindanao, until two years go, learned 10 play chess with his father who was prominent natu in Lanao, He has taught his son, q lad of IA, to play chess and the boy finished fourth in the tourna. mcnt.
 Datu Aiip, who can neither read nor write any language, sings con- tinnally while engaged In a chess game.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

of Arlington, in front of tho Custis- Leo mansion. ever since the nation. al cemetery was established short. ly after the Civil war, is to fall be- fore the modern. day conception of harmonious landscape.
 The National Fine Arts commits sion has ruled that the t00.foot shaft doesn't blend with the beauty of the natural surroundings of the cemetery, and the war department is contracting for Its removal. II will be preserved, however. by re, erecting 1t on the Fort Meyer Reser- Nation a mile or so away
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
Surinam Lures Seekers
 Of the Precious Gold

The Hague. May 1. -- Baron A. J. van Hecmstra, governor of Dutch Guiana, does not cease expressing his admiration for the enterprise of Americans in his colony.
 Gold draws these adventurcrs, ac- cording 10 the governor, and Ameri- can engineers now arc seeking the location Of rich lode in the far interior from which the present low land aIluyiaI deposits must. have come.
 Local papers in surinam are full of admiration for the go-ahead methods pursued by Americans in that country. Especially their or ganization of air transport which doe away with the slow and cum bcrsomo travel by river boats.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

pointment with him through his daughter, Elsie.
 In the oyertures she mado through Elsie, she suggested the de- slrability of marrying him, sturmer said, Mrs sturmcr he testified, aug gested that being widower with Il large family 10 care for, he needed wife. Furthermore. she had si,aOO which would be of benefit to him.
 Marriage Reservations
 Sturmer finally agreed 10 get married, stipulatins that Inc sl,9n0 be paid over 10 him. He testified that only PA Of this sum was actu. ally given 10 him by his bride. When Sturmer inquircd-utter the marriage-aS 10 when he would get the balance, she put him off, saving that she did not want 10 lose the interest on her money, he testified.
 Mrs, Sturmcr did shortly there after actually give him the bank book, but soon asked for ils return, saying that she was going 10 draw out the money to give him the bal ance of what she had agreed to pay him If he would marry her.
 But instead. both principals k agreed in their testimony, she folded up her clothes and departed. un. known to him,
 Wife Not to Divorce
 Mrs. Sturmor has announced that being of the Catholic faith, she will not attempt to secure a divorce, and she Is quoted by third party as saying that she will not sue for non, support
 At the time of the marriage, tes- ftmony revealed, the West Haven priest who united the couple did not want 10 perform the ceremony at first, since the pair were viola. ting the law by not waiting five days after they had secured their license. But Mrs. Sumner Is said to have pleaded that they were go. ing to New York. with the result that the nuptials were celebrated forthwith.
 The Issue
 The chief legal point which Judgc beardsIey is called upon to decide lies In whether or not actual promise was made by Mrs. Summer 10 turn over SI900 to her husband If she made such a promise 1t is doubtful lf she can now call f q, loan and collect the S3SS she alleges she gave Sturmer.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
A Good Thing DON'T MISS IT

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
Don't Be Bald

Thiu-uaired readers should use Parisiu Sage hair tonic and sralp treatment a once and escape being bald. It's qua snteed to stop failing hair and itchua scalp, hauish all dandruf and make hal grow or money refunded All drugcisl sell It. Remember the name parisia1 Sage-best for hair and scalp.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

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