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The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
thousand two hundred and ninety. for operation. maintenance and building fund of the University.
ARRESTED FOR SELLING FAKE JEWELLERY
 FOUND TO BE MURDERER

SEATTLE. Jan. 24, (AP)-Two ar rested today suspicion of selling fake jewellery. After the arrest it found that of the rested James B. Bates. alias Dutch Veitch, who is being held the suspected slayer of Mrs. Davis F. Westman, after robbery at her home June fourteenth 1919, detective recognized the prisoner by photograph in the "Rogues Gallery"
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
NCRMI STILL SCATTERING RECORDS

New York, Jan. 24. (AP)-Nurmi. the ''pha ant6m Finn shattered worlds records for indoor meets for the two and three quarter mile sprint feature St. Joseph's Catholic Club Games. time thirteen minutes three seconds, breaking Kilehmaine nen's marks of and a fourth miles by a fifth of second, making the distance in ten minutes. forty seconds. Nurmi holds ten indoor marks for speed in America.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Andrew Anderson, your heirs.
 executors. administrators and as
 signs.
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars during the year ending December 3l. 1920. and the years 1921, 1922 and 1923 ending July 1. in labor and i'm provements upon the Seeker AssO- citation placer mining claim. situ- ated on East Gulch, tributary of Dry Creek. in the Cape Nome Min ing and Recording District and Precinct. Territory of Alaska. the location certificate of which is found of record in the once of the Recorder of said district and pre- cinct. in order to hold said claim. under tke provisions of the laws of the United States and the Ter ritory of Alaska concerning annual labor upon mining claims. Such expenditure being the amount re- quired by said laws to hold said claim during said period.
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days from the com pletion of the publication hereof for the period of ninety days, you fail to contribute to- the under sigend your proportion of such ex- penditure. as a co-ovner. your in terest in said mining claim will be- come the property of the under signed. your co-owner. who has made such required expenditure.
 Dated It Nome. Alaska. the 10th day of January. 1925.
 P. N. DAMELSoN. Co-ownef. Publish Jan. 10. 1T. 34. s1. Fob. T. If. s1. ss. March '. 14. s1. 3s. April {, 1898.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
LIST OF ADVERTISED REGISTERED LETTERS

There are registered letters at the PostOffice at Nome for the fol- lowing named persons: Martin Strand, John S. Smith, Carl Val entine. Crayton T. Burden, Geo. c. Gross. Mrs. Tom Ashby, Wm. A. Sheehan. John H. Olson. Axel Gun derson, ]. E. Kunnari, Gabe John son, and Edwart Grohs.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
NOTE OF APPRECIATION

The ladies of the Altar Society of St. Joseph's Catholic Church wish to thank the Pioneers for the hall and also all persons who con- tributed to the success of .l,eir card party last Saturday night.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. (AP)- Without discus sion the today adopted resolution of Sen ator Johnson California asking Secretary Hughes for a copy of the Paris Preparations agreement with stances 'as may be necessary for full understand ing of it's terms.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

SEATTLE, Jan A. (AP)-Mrs Drucilla Often gaurer, former student af the American University of Sanpracic. of Seattle, testified in suit brought by the State cancel the schools charter that she obtained her diploma and State license without talk ing the prescribed examination Olympia
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

WASHINGTON. Jan. g. tAP)- Senator Over man. who caused the delay in the confirmation of Attorney General Stone by the judiciary committee joined by others including Hefn in the request for delay the grounds that further investigation wanted in the npoyment of Stone by the ex- ecutor9 of Perpont Morgan.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

had a twelve pound tumor taken from his side today by Drs. Mus tard. Hill and Southward at the Holy Cross Hospital. Jim stood the racket well and Is progressing nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

WASHINGTON Jan. 24. (AP)-The Senate today ratified the Treaties with the Dominican Republic. confirming the evacuation of American military and providing for the refundng of the Dominican debt.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

PENSACOLA Jan. 24 (AP)-C. F. Linvile, an aviation pilot. and Harvey Maxwell Young rigger. killed. and A. W Rowland and A. w. Mccall injured when navy airplane crashed to the in Teacanabia Bay. six miles from here, The survivors unable to account for the acicdent
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
DANIEL GuGGENHEIM IS coNvALEsclNG

New York Jan 24, (AP)-Daniel Guggenheim. who suffered heart attack January fourth, and who critically i'll result. is reported to be convalescing the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
LARGE STEAMER SINKS, ALL SAVED

Norfolk, Va. Jan. 24. tAP)-The steamer Car the largest of the steamers of the Buxton Line. capsized and sank in the James River Clare mont. All aboard saved.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

WASHINGTON Jan. g, tAP)-President and Mrs. Coolidge received two thousand last night at reception given in honor of the Supreme Court and Federal Judiciary.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
ASK rdRsn.l,ifESsE SUM FOR UNIVERSITY

OLYMPIA, Jan. 24. fAP)-The regents of the University of Washington in their report to Governor Hartley. ask the State Legislature for appropria tion of three million. three hundred and fifty five
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

TOKYO, Jan. 23. (AP)-Forty-seven hundred persons reported dead result of inAu- epidemic which started in Greater Tokio twen- ty days ago
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

The committee for the first A. B. dance which takes place to- morrow night are G. R. Jackson, Ed Fleming and Arthur Cole.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Scotty Allan won the suit oi clothes at simson's for making the greatest distance in the dog race last night.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

STOLEN-One large black dog and one smaller black female dog. The person that appropriated these animals had better turn them loose and keep us both out of trouble for will be on your trail.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
17 YEARS AGO

Half the span of the Snake river bridge collapsed this morning at S:30 under heavy load of coal oil drawn by one of W. H. Rowe's teams.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Lemps St. Louis Beer on draugh at the Club.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Nome's arst twin boys were born yesterday to Mrs. Isaac Hersole. Their combined weight is IS pounds.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Deputy Ilarshal Janaes J. stokes
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

\ movement Is now on foot to build natitorium in which the native women and children may perform their abolutions.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Hen Derrick returned yesterday after tour of trail stalking to Gold Bottom. Sunset and Mcdonald Creek.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Usual $3.50 quality : an
ideal fabric for suits and tai
lored dresses. In such smart
shades as rosewood. copen.
tallow, tan. pencil blue. cocoa.
seal. navy and black.
,RI-RCH 4 RRO
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Such famous WeaveS as
Forstmann and Huffman,
Botany and other coatings
are included. Every yard
worth a great deal more. In
gray. henna, seal, chanois,
navy and black.
THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star., 1925-11-15

The latest vogue for sport
wear are these gay plaids,
combined with dark velvet
and one may make a very
smart frock for far less than
it would cost, ordinarily.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Black satin charmeuse
usual S2.25 quality. Rich lus-
trous finish. The ideal silk
for distinctive afternoon and
evening frocks. You'll find
a superb quality. in spite OF
the exceedingly low price
tomorrow.
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Rich finish, fast pile and
color. Very desirable for
frockS and com b ination
dresses. Colors are pencil
blue. copen, cardinal, garnet.
tan, navy. golden brown, seal.
burnt russet. violet. pheasant
and black.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Our famous "Supervalue' blanket
loomed of long staple, virgin stock
wool-closely woven, soft, fluffy and
warm. In rose, gold, pink, hello, blue
tan gray and red plaids.
THIRD FLOOR. LANsBURGH BRO.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

40-inch black chiffon velvet
our usual 500 grade.
Exquisite all-silk quality as
chosen by the foremost
Partisan designers for after
noon and evening gowns.
This is an extra tne I'M
ported grade from France.
,RCRGH 4 BRO.
Evening star., 1925-12-08
FLORIDA REALTY
ENR|CHES ARMY
Gets $2,800,o00 for Tract
That Cost War Department
Only $1,000.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The S2,S00, 900 bid of Nathan Fried.
man OF New York for the S00-acre
Chapman Field military reservation,
near Miami, Fla, was accepted Satur-
day by Assistant Secretary Hanford
MacNider of the War Department.
The Friedman bid was tie only
proposal received for the land which
cost the Government approximately
SI1,000. Mr.. Friedman was repre-.
scented by his attorney, J. Silverman,
who said that no decision had yet
been reached by the interests his Cl..
ents represented as to how the tract
would ne exploited.
Think Investment Safe.
We have not given that subject
detailed consideration as ye:,'' MIR.
SilVerman said. I'VE happened to
have surplus funds available and we
believe that Florida real estate is Il
safe inv estment.'
Under The terms of the contract
which Mr.. Silverman will sign with
the War Department, a cash payment
OF 81 900 600 must be made when the
contract is executed. The fact that
this unusually rigid provision was in
cluded in the Government proposal
In some measure influenced the de-
pdTtTnent In deciding 10 accept the
Friedman bid.
A careful checking up of the tinan-
cial responsibility Of the bidder AM
OF the question of present actual
values of the land preceded the ac-
tion taken by Assistant Secretary
MacNider in accepting the bid.
Appraised Value Exceeded.
The appraised value OF the tract is
considerably less than the amount of
the bid ard Mr.. MacNider said that
views held by real estate experts in
Florida as to the possible actual or
speculative value of the tract varied
SO widely that no definite concensus
was obtainable which would have
justified the department in rejecting
Friedman's offer.
The War Department has recog-
nized that it probably could have in.
creased the Governments profits in
the transaction if it had sold off the
tract in small lots and on more
lenient terms to bidders. The policy
governing the sale. however. was to
keep the department out OF any spec
ulative venture in Florida real
estate.
Evening star., 1925-12-08
SCORES DEDUCTIONS
FROM TEACHERS PAY
Peyser Declares Loss of Salary
During Absence Is Dis
criminatory.

Payment of substitute teachers OF
the District public schools out of the
salaries Of the teachers who are
absent was described as unjust and
discriminatory" by Capt. julius
Peyser. former member of the Board
Of Education. now commander of the
local department of the American
Legion. in a request he made to the
departments school committee yester,
day to investigate the reasons for the
system.
The committee was asked to ascer-
tain the necessity for depriving the
teachers of their salary during the
time they are absent In order to pav
their substitutes. This policy is dis
criminatory. he said, because the up
per teachers and supervisors Of the
Washington school system are not
thus penalized for their absences.
The teachers OF the Capitals public
schools are paid little enough. Capt
Peyser said. without further handi
Gaping them by deductinG pay for
days they are forced to be absent.
Evening star., 1925-12-08
TWO BENEFIT AFFAIRS
TO EXCHANGE ARTISTS
Russian Ballet-Concert and Actors
Fund Show Will Swap Attrac-
tions to Enhance Bills.
Russian 3

The Russian ballet-concert to be
given on Friday afternoon at Polls
Theater for the benefit of Mrs. Mark
Bristol's Russian Refugee Fund, and
the Actors Fund benefit on the same
afternoon al the National Theater,
under the direction of Daniel Froh-
man, will both benefit through an ex-
change Of artists on their afternoon s
programs, it is announced.
Al least two of the leading players
of the two benefits win appear at
both performances, through arrange
ments made by Walter Hartwig, Mr.
Frohman'S personal representative.
Members of the local committee
for Mrs. Bristol's fund who were
present to meet Mr.. HartwiE yester-
day afternoon relative to the eX-
change of artists included Mrs. Rob.
ert Lansing. E1rs. George Marye, wife
of the former Ambassador to Russia
Mime. EkenGren, widow of the late
Minister of Sweden; Miss Natalie
Hammond, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend
Mrs. Robert Henderson and Comdr
Robert Henderson, L. 5. y.
Evening star., 1925-12-08

Toronto for research work. Though
l see no immediate commercial pos
siblities in the discovery. the gas
will undoubtedly take a big place in
the scientific field Of Ontario and the
world
The premier stated that strict
secrecy had been maintained because
Of the tremendous Importance Of the
find"
Evening star., 1925-12-08
Canadian Business Gains.

MONTREAL, December 8 L4r.-The
trend of business in Canada is slowly
but surely upward, Sir Vincent Mere
dith, president of the Bank of Mon.
treal, declared at the annual meeting
of the shareholders yesterday. AS evi-
dence of his, he added. car loadinss
We're the largest on record, while
wholesale and retail business showed
q fair degree of increased activity.
Evening star., 1925-12-08
CANADA DISCOVERS
HEL|UM GAS SUPPLY
Government Operating Three
Wells in New Found De-
posit Near Toronto.
By the Associated Press.

TORONTO, Ontario. December S.
Premier Ferguson of ontario made
official announcement that de-
post of helium gas had been dis
covered at IngleWood, in Peel County,
about 40 miles northwest of Toronto.
Three wells there have been pur-
chased by the government. which has
for some time been extracting gas
from them in cooperation with the
University of Toronto.
The province has taken over the
helium rights at Inglewood," said
Premier Ferguson. and I am in
formed that they have the highest
content of this gas of any in the
British empire. The wells have been
turned over to the University of
Evening star., 1925-12-08

lllaadlIEE
Evening star., 1925-12-08
DR.. SCOTT TO SPEAK.
Addresses University Women To
night for Locarno Pacts.

DR.: James Brown Scott. secretary
of the Carnegie Endowment for Inter
national Peace, will speak on the "Lo-
carno Pacts" at a dinner to be given
!. in his honor by the American Associa-
ton of University Women, at their
clubhouse. 1884 l street. this evening
at $50 o'clock.
From 1914 to 1917 DIR. Scott served
as technical delegate to the Paris
peace conference. and in 1919 as tech.
nical adviser to the arms conference.
For Is years he was secretary of the
American Society Of international
Law, and is now the president Of the
Institute Of international Law In
addition. DR.. Scott is the author of
several books dealing with interna-
tional problems.
49, 49, 49, -,
Evening star., 1925-12-08
Triumphant Thrift.
From the Toronto Globe.

from the Toronto G!Obe.
IIe-But don't you cook much more
FOR dinner than we use, darling?
She--Of course, silly, If I didn't
how should I economize by making
leftover dishes?
Evening star., 1925-12-08

Any one can talk, but Il takes a
really clever person to understand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
DaUis' NoUel
NouU at Capitol

Among the popular American
writers 81 the past 20 years there
is none who created fctlha that has
been more adaptable 10 screen pres.
cntation than Richard Harding Ia
wis Another Of Davis stories il
Honor Among Mcn," screen Yer.
sion " The Kings Jackai"
The picture Is The FIRST starring
vehicle for Edmund Lowe. ~
Prince KHloupy. the loyal follower
Of the deposcd King Louis. Mr.
Lowe has role ideally suited 10
him The plot deals with love and
loyalty in the midst Of intrigue and
royal trickery.
Claire Adams IS Mr. loves lead
ing lady Others in the cast are
sheldon Lewis. Diana Miller. Fred
Becker. Paul WetEel. Frank Leigh.
Hector SAruo. Fred MalHtrsta and
Walter Wilkinson, pcnison Gift Is
the director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal PET 81 Hfr kaEa
Naru President Grant Pier 60 Str
Alabama Maru. schr Rose Msh0nsy.
American can co.'s Dock Str Castle
town
BEL street rsrmtuaI-u. x. o. =. pln-
nser. g. = 6. @, e. Haida, g.. 4 J..
". r Heather
pier iIBau T. @. 3 DslIuDod.
Pier suhr Hanry Dutard,
Pier 2-stfs Victoria. fInkau
Pier l-sshr e. a rhaysr
Pier A-Ms CBallambs.
Pier D=str Admiral Watson,
Union Pacific Tetminala-str TyHdsrsUs
g. = shipping Board MoofiuEs Str Cup.
rum
Connecticut ST. TSIninpl-u. =. O.. 8
DiHcgysfeT, str Eric,
Admiral Line Trrmlnai=-Strs Queen. JET
frraon. Curacao.
Associated OH co. Dock Str Hadondg.
stacy street Tcfminal=str Dakotnu.
Commercial Boiler W0rks-schr Helene.
HRnfOrd street TermInal-str Grey.
lock
Spokane street TrrmInal-Str wiuhiIo,
East waterway Dock & Warehouse co.
str Robert L.ucksnbRch.
Todds Dry DgckH=NH Patterson. HtrH
Coluaa, Dorothy Alexander
Fishers Terminal OHarbor Island Str
Melville Dollar.
Ssttleton's Dock-Blr viking
HsffrrnanF Dry Dock -SChr Apollo.
bktn y Il Sterling
wiHsi0w Marine Railway eagle HArborI
Str Nehaism. arlra Vancouver. Alum
nu bktn Conqucrof, bargcs Henry VII.
lard, Griffoan, Coquitlpm city, Lord
Templeton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
r(C-T EAEi
Last ShoUings of
Three-Unit ShoW

one ~ The mort successful of the
Columbia - Unit Shows" ls TO be
presented Tor the last time tomor.
row night Virginia Vulli has scored
a decided hit In hcr latest vehicle,
I'm the Ladder the novel romance
Or marriage life from owen
Davis successful stage play. A Hu.
perh east and a novel and amazing
uHe ~ the tolcvisonphone ndda TO
the entertaining value OF the story.
In support of Miss valli uro George
rtwrelt, Margaret Livingston. For
rest Stanley, Lydia Yonmnns Titus.
hiuhy Priscilla Dean Moran ana
Holmes Herbert.
A. units numbers Two and three.
Francesca Longo. directing tho Al
Artist orchestra In the Easter Tide
Music fest and Nancy Fair late star
OF the New York Winter Garden, sre
.indinE enthusiastic favor with the
Columbia audiences,
Next Saturday 10 10 he a gala day
iu Seattle for The motionpic
fans The Northwestern premiere of
THO great European picture, THE
Last laugh opens ui the Colum.
btu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
AHeen Sympathetic
in Strand Picture

NiIeru rrlnRlr, who has contributed
"a variety NJ outstanding chHTaclerE.
Htuns 10 the rrrrFn I'm the last two
years has O. SympathoiIr rule In tho
new picture. - iSisH IN tho Dark
"a, Tho Strand until Friday night
that is something "a little different
from her most recent screen appear
aucra
Ia this newest Paramount produc
lion. based on Frederick ioHHdulss'
stage hit. Aren't Wa ANY Mls7
Prlngls IL featured with Adolphe
Mculou and Iiulan Rich 10 a 70.
mantle Ugh, comedy laid IN the trop.
leaf beauties Of Cuba and In New
York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
Little Jackie Coogan
Decorated in Greece

while ln Athens. Greece. on his
mission ot mercy for The Near Fast
Relief Jackie CuoRan. now AZ Tho
Liberty in '-rHr Rag Man" was
decorated twice The first d"euu
ton 10 10 pinned on hia youthful
chest was srbc Order ~ 81 George.
The highest honor that Greece can
HFslgw Tor humanitarian service.
This mrdHI was given 10 the lad on
the day no delivered tho 81 900. goo
cargo ~ foodstuffs 10 the officials Of
The Near East Relief In Athens. In
tho presence 81 1000 boys sud girls
~ his own age. iu what r. reported
tu HAys been one OF the most i'm
.prrvrIyr ceremonies ever Witnessed
ln Athens. Jackie was aiEnally hon.
orcd for his great work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
STEEL STRONG
ON MARKET
Other Stocks Steady; Price
Changes Are Small
" All. STREET JOURNAL FIN,N-
IiAt. HEhIEw

" VIZ - hfstsf Jul IN w ' ~ ~ ' -
giAi. HEh iEw
NEW YoHE. April Is Overnight
business news wa. mixed Items re-
Iatsus 70 the steel trade spoke OF a
better volume ~ ineumfHe orders
and Steel common Was in demand at
the best levels ~ the current fscov-
FRS. az iIf7. Buying OF the most
impressive character seen In months
was reported iu Steel. and come nur
th0ritiss predicted steps would be-
taken Of ibr dividend mrstIuE Aprfi
IS 10 Justify Judge GaFy's frequent
~ reiterated optimism for the out
lopE ~ the industry.
United states Cast Iron Pipe CON
tinued under the shadow ~ French
competition. breaking 10 ist aEtiusf
yesterday htEh ~ 1885, The bal
AnCr or the fist vas HpticHaUty
STEADY Tu- price changes limited
10 small fractions
Stocks opened steady AtchIsuu.
AL. Maxwell A. 1885,. MAXWELL a.
1875 off p. General Motors AZ. up
Fl. General Electric. 2I2i. Ia itn.
S7F, up p American Can, tTE1s F.
Reading. 73is eS-dtytdrnd, or I.
~ &G w 1884, up y. g. & o.
sss.. up = Mack Truck. lFi7s or
3, Petroleum u. 74i. q Y Steel
II7a. up = Southern Pacific 1924.
BALDWIN. itli., or -. Studr baker.
IS. or =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived aAprl ts Htf Diana upiiar
'fau, Vancouver Of 90 a. Hr s.T AHg1t
for 10 q gis TAtamE as 80 o. Fu April
O. sec rrTlna fruW NaEdaiigR baF 90
80 p. 49, ztg grtthg from IAN AsTa"ss
&isslra vie los Angeles 81 = W.
sailsd Apuf is=slf Auyut far H g.
pafFts az trg o. m ctr ts'fan9n Tor
ALASKA pc D. 49,. s1r NarEIfk fpr Ion.
don end ports at u. Aptt lf#
afr uaksisu Fs- Haslpa fiz pofis st =
g. ~. sir Alabama Mars Tor Tacoma ~
80 g. m str TfUgafsus far Manila Wa
ports at $50 W. str Melville bullHf
FOR vancouver 81 1.g9 y. M sr NbkiuE
yur Nstigu vie Zoe Angeles % J 81. IN
e. X ~ X Pioneer Tor ufFmrri0B 81
aeon A. = G. e.. H. HaihR fur NEhsRa
~ noon. a. s. . 4 pisrt,rrsF far Hrsm
rrtun &c 1915 IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
Southern MinstreIs
Headline State Bill

Thirty minstrels are hcudllning tho
bin starting ut tho State Thursday.
to continue until Sunday night Tho
artists Of the South put on n vcrsn.
tile act, including n harmonious and
humorous offering OF Southern
songs, dances and Instrumental mum.
bora
An excellent vaudeville show. n
movie and some music and dancing
by tho Rose Bud Revue complete
the varied program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16

San FRNSCiRco- 1850 from 81
Eitie To-day. OF tnBiEhgs train
TO Portland. stage To San Fran
cisco Reserve early Amrs
Bros agents it0E Fourth. I'm
prrlai hotel MA insslNp
ARE you GoGSG TO CAL1FORStA7
stages or steamer. Panama Canal
Honolulu Europe or orient. Low
EST RATES. All LINES, Bratt-
strom = Co. rs Cherry At MA In
bl7s Oldest agency IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
o. ~. WILLIAMS 90.
al2 Tlrst Ave 30. hshtlln. wash.
Now IlNThTTOU
Sixth W. on Canal

TWO tickets 10 THE Last Laugh"
nt the Columbia thedter. for the
r. 37itfa. Call ~ Tho Star office .
want "a Dept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-16
Betty Compson
NoU at Colonial

Betty Compson and Percy Mar.
mont are starring In "'rhe Enemy
Sax" at the Colonial Thursday. The
picture shows Betty Compson in
the role OF Broadway baby
vnmp" who outwits five worldly.
wise business men.
The screen version OF Clyde
Fltch's popular play. Lovers
Lane" with an exceptional cast,
headed by Robert Ellis and Ger.
trude Olmstead. win 10 the feature
Friday. Other members Of the cast
are Frances Dale. Craufurd Kent.
Bruce Gucrin. George pcriolnt, Max.
inc Hicks, Charles Sellon, Ethel
Wales, Kate Toncray, Ailecn Man.
ming and Dorothy Vernon