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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-27

s, was planned. Date for annual
observance of Buyers Week was
considered.
Federation of Community Civic
Clubs will discuss mean of coperat-
ing with the movement for greater
Indianapolis tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-27
MIDNIGHT GAS, NOT OIL

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 27.
Autos and studies don't mix. say
Indiana University authorities Ten
students have been suspended for
driving machines without official
permission.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-27
KID MCCOY GETS
3 TO 3S YEARS
Ex-PuglIlSt Draws Sentence
for Shooting.

Bp United Press
LOS ANGELES. March 27.-"Kid"
Mccoy was sentenced to a prison
term of three to thirty-eight yearg
today for the shooting rampage the
morning after the Staying Of Mrs.
Teresa Mors. McCoy's previous SEN
tence Of one to ten years for man.
slaughter in connection with Mrs
Mors death. will be served concur
rently with his present sentence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-27
LILLIAN TO TESTIFY
Actress 10 Demonstrate Whether
She's Dumb or Not


BD United Press
NEW YORK. March 2r-Lilliai1
Gish, the motion picture actress, will
appear in the role of witness in
court today. She will be called to
testify as to her. own business ability
the. central point in the suit
brought against her by Charles HI.
Duell, former president of the In
spiration Pictures, who seeks to
make her act Of rthat company
.alone.N
In the hearing in Federal court
before Judge Julian w. Mack, B. e.
Smith. Lillian's counsel. has sought
to show the actress 1t totally lack
Ing In any business acumen and
should not be held to the contract
she signed with Duell. Duel. by
summoning Lillian to the stand ex-
poets to show she is not as dumb as
her counsel seeks to. prove.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-27
WAR BEGUN ON SPEED
Seven Arrested by State Motor
Police Near Franklin.

BU UUftcU PTeS8
FRANKLIN. Ind. March 27.-
War has been declared today
against speeders on State roads with
the arrest OF seven motorists here.
They were arrested by State motor
policemen on the taking effect Of
the new state speed law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-27
HELD POST AS SECRETARY OF
STATE BOARD FOR 26 YEARS
Represented Marion County in Legis-
lature of 1923-Started Career as
Druggist, but Soon Became Famous
as Worker for Humanity's Good.

Dr. John N Hurry, 73, nationally known pioneer in the
public health field and former secretary of Indiana State board
of health died today at his home 81 f. Eleventh st
For twentyx Dr. Hurry secretary of the health
board He to Indianapolis in the sos pharmacist
In March, 1896 he named secretary of the board served
untiringly until September. 1922 when he retired
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-27
Democratic Senator From
Montana Named in True
Bills Charging Conspiracy
to Defraud Government in
Oil Reservation Deals.
TWO CLIENTS ALSO ARE
HIT BY D. C. GRAND JURY
Campbell Alleged to Have
Obtained Prospecting Per-
mits With Understanding
He Was to Get Benefit of
Petroleum and Gas.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, March 81
A true bill indicting Senator
Burton X. Wheeler, Montana,
Democrat, on a charge of con-
spiracy to defraud the Govern
ment in connection with Mon
tana oil deals, was returned to-
day by the District of Columbia
grand jury.
Edwin Booth anG Gordon
Campbell of Montana, were in
dicted with Wheeler on the
same charges.
I The Indictment charges Wheeler
and the two other men with "con-
spiracy to obtain illegally the use of
land in Montana which was part OF
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I che Edition

TNOLLOW the progress of the
Il Indians with Eddie Ash,
Times Sports Editor, every day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-27
Forecast

THAIR tonight and Satur-
day. Warmer weather an.
ticipated Saturday.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
THE PRESIDENTS
ENGAGEMENTS

1000 a. m.-Tle Counsellor
of the Japanese Embassy to
present Sonyu Otani, AbbOdd
of Shin SIlu Temple. japan.
1890 a. m.-SenatOr Samuel
Nj. ShOrtridge. of California.
100 a. IN. - Congressman
Addison T. Smith. of Idaho
and Congressman BENJAMIN l..
FairchiId, of New York.
1880 a. ma. w. Lafferty:
1I:45 a. m.-COmnlittee of
representatives from twenty
State universities. President
Jessup, of the University of
Iowa, chairman.
1920 D. ln.-COngressnlan
Daniel A. Reed. of New York.
to present the president and
of state of the
George Junior Republic.
1925 D. m.-WilIian Davis.
head Of Protestant churches in
Wales. The Honorable Alison
and Margaret Hove Rutllver.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
SOVIET PRAISES
COL. MI TCHELL
BY H. r. KNICKERBOCKER
International News Service

MOSCOW. Dec. 21.-Coi. Billy"
MitchelI,s valiant battle for his
belief in reorganization Of Amer
ica's air service has found atten-
tive audience and an echo. in the
Soviet Union. Communist COM
ments are complimentary to the
colonel for his courageous candor,
and they prophesy that because the
American press is with him, he will
carry his point against all official
opposition.
But declare the Soviet critics. the
whole aviation inquiry in America
proves that the United States. is
losing its trust in geographical iso-
lation, and that the talked-of-p1an
for q second disarmament confer
ence in Washington viii accom-
plish nothing except possibly sort
Of pact against the Soviet Union.
Pravda, the official organ of the
Communist party, makes itself the
spokesman for the Soviet viewpoint,
and analysing Mitchell's published
statement, declares that they mean
he wants America to become s"boss'
OF the worlds air. " And the news
paper continues, the fact that
that the American press supports
him means that America itself
wants the same thing.
The . United States wants dis.
armament, says PravCa, ''h1t it
wants disarmament for Europe
alone. The debtors must pay, and
should not allow themselves the
luxury OF ornaments.
And what about ornaments in
America since the first 6iisar1na-
ment conference?. asks Pravda
The construction of the airplane
carriers Lexington and Saratoga
at an approximate cost of 500 900
600 looks like disarmament"
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
DRY RULE FAILS
IN RUSSIA
BY ii. r. KNICKERBOCKER
international News Service

MOSCOW, Dec. 21.-Prohibition
has failed in Russia.
Why?
Moonshining
The liquor question in Russia is
the vodka question. Ninety-five per
cent of the alcohol consumed in
this country is drunk in the shape
of that colorless, innocent-lookin
fluid which for centuries has been
as typical of Russia and as little
known elsewhere as the towers Of
the Kremlin. Currously enough, it
is no longer called vodka in Rus
STA. Since the Seviets took up
again its manufacture, they re
christened it Russian bitters."
The failure of prohibition in Rus
STA began when the simple Russian
peasant, the celebrated stupid mou-
jik, began to learn the technique
of making vodka at home. That
happened about three years ago.
But the official ceremonies which
accompanied prohibition to its
grave took place this autumn when
the government reintroduced vodka
containing 40 per cent alcohol.
Sixty-five persons in Moscow cele-
brated the occasion by drinking
themselves to dearn and the whole
country went on a protracted spree.
In the regions Immediately around
MOSCOW. 1000, 000 gallons We're sold
in the first week.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
WORLD FLIGHT
IS p AVNED
BY international News service

LONDON, Dec. 21.-A new flight
across the Atlantic ocean and then,
probably, around the world, Il
planned to start early next year.
Three nations, Britain, Italy, and
Germany. are involved in the at
tempt, which is to be made by Ital-
ian pilots in a large aII-metal Ger.
man seapiane. driven by two Brit
ish Napier engines.
The machine, which is now under
fest flights at Pisa, has top
speed OF 125 miles an hour, and,
carrying d load of nearly three tons
or gasoline, is capable OF nonstop
flight of 1000 miles.
The starting point for the flight
across will be made from Seville.
The route to be followed will be
followed across the Atlantic to
Cape Verde, Pernambuco. Buenos
Ayres. The pilot will be Command
ant Ruiz Aida and one engineer.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

Ian Christmas lnessage 20 the boys8
and girls of the land.
The greetipg addressed specifical &
il to the BOY scouts. Lone scouts
and the F'otlr-H club. said:
As YOU are resentatiye 6 tie
organization az the boys and girls
81 America who live Il q are Inter
ested III the open country. with
which come into. official rela-
lion / want Is extend to an 81
you Christmas greeting
II seems very short time ago
that was 4 boy and IA the midst
.of farm life myself having to DO
the chores 81 the barn working IN
the corn and potato field, getting
iii the hay, and III the spran lime
Iii doing what most ct you have
never had an opportunity to see
making maple sugar
There is time for play as well
as time Tor work
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
URGES ST. DNI|N
AS I R. HONOR

Construction Of d great stadium
in Washington as memorial to
Theodore Roosevelt was urged to-
day BY Congressman Clarence Mac
Gregor Of New York.
Such memorial would more fit
tingIy typify the character OF the
late President than any memorial
of dead columns, Congressman
MacGregor said.
have received the report OF tile
Roosevelt Memorial Association, he
announced. The architecturai de-
sign of a colonnade, with Il foufl-
tain Of grand proportions, the
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
BRIDE s DEATH
INVEST GATED
By international News Service

ny international News Service
LEoMINISTER, Mass, Dec. I'll.
State police today began an investi.
cation into the mystery death Of
Miss Lena Lablanc. Fl, who disap-
peared while preparing for her we'd
ding and whose body was found
near the shore Of Leominister Lake
Internal organs OF the girl were
undergoing g. chemical examination
at Harvard Medical School DR.. Sid
ney Woodward, medical examiner
had first pronounced death due to
suicide. At the insistence OF the
girl father, John Lablanc, DR..
Woodward performed an autopsy.
There were no marks of violence
on the body and no water was
found In the lungs Relatives OF
the girl say she was in good spirits
when last seen.
Ernest Williams, fiancee OF Lena.
IS home from Newark, n. j., where
he was searching for the girl on q
clairvoyant's tip.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
|. s. NAVY TO ATTACK,
BIG CITIES ON COASTS

Los ANGELES, Dec. 21.-Maneu.
vers for the United States battle
fleet for 1876 and tentative plans
for maneuvers in 1927, announced
here today by the general staff at
the fleet base In Los Angeles llar-
Dor, win include an attack on the
port Of San Francisco in June next
year and a gigantic assault on the
port of New York in 1927.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

whole scheme connecting with the
Mall, would be 8 fine addition to
the beauty OF Washington. am
not certain, however, that II would
fittingly typHy the robust character
of the sturdy Roosevelt
He represents, especially to the
youth Uf the land, energy, pep,
active use of the mind, and the
powers. {.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
sLAsHEs WlFE's THROAT
IN PASSENGER COACH

JERSEY CITY, Dee. 81. Police
have arrested Danatb lorocopio.
3S, who they charge, siashel his
wife's THROAT with a razor as he
sat beside her IN All Erie railroad
passenger COACH
The woman Is not expected to
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
Underwood Sees Coolidge

Senator Underwood DEM of Ala.
nama, held conference with Presi.
cent Coolidge at the White House
To-Day 1t was understood that
muscle Shoals legislation was dis.
cussed, but Underwood declined to
comment on his visit.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

Twenty girls, members Of the
Junior Auxiliary Of st, Pau1's
Church, will present THE Christ.
mas Story in Pantomime" Tuesday
night in Norton Memorial Hall. The
presentation will be under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. F. G. Hatchell.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
No Evictions Before Xmas

LONDON. Dec. 21.-Judge Sir
Thomas Granger of the Southwark
County Court has given notice to
all landlords that he will issue no
eviction orders before Christmas. !,
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

Tertiary Walter Mcdonald, 17-year-
old slayer of Lima Hall, and John.
Brooks, who was sentenced to five
years for assault Their sentences
will he reviewed BY the Corpora.
ton Court.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
JOT TINGS FROM
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 21.-
According to several local mer-
chants the Christmas shopping this
year is being put off until the very
last minute. They report that until
Saturday there was little Christmas
purchasing. 1t is their belief THAI
more AIexandrians than ever DC
fore are doing their shopping in
Washington.
Local charitable and fraternal or
carnations win distribute gifts to-
the city's poor Christmas Eve. The
Elks will give baskets to several
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

hundred needy families. The
Kiwanis Club is planning Chria1.
mas tree and celebration Christmas
Eve. The public schools will ciose
for the holidays Wednesday, re
opening the Monday after New
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

rat Stockings without thin
pocketbooks? That's easy-tlo yoj,r
Ss,lEIsfmas buying through the
SH0p-O-scOpe.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
Gives Business to Employees

NEW YORK Dec. IL. Morris
RosenWasser, SIS, master shoemaker,
announced that after January he
wou'dh turn over his half.nillion-
dollar business To his EMPLOYEES.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21
COOL N)GE 81 N[lS.
GRE IVGs

Work and play iii the great out
doors were extoIled to American
youth today by President Coolidge
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

Francis PohI, George Hoeft, Mar
shall Baggett, John Abrams, and
Dallas Wiley, all prominent in
school actiyes, who were suspended
last week for failure to take part
in d spelling bee, were REIN
stated this morning.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

City Sergt. r.. II Cox today
brought back from the State peni-
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

With sense of service offering this Saks Sale Of Mems
Suits just before Christmas we repeat the line above with the ad
the watchword with and BY service al fhatis
and fabrcqualfty.
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

A NICE WAFFLE IRON 4
Let him make 'em! No smoke or grease
The Washington times., 1925-12-21

"RENULIFE" VIBRATOR q
Will take the "crick' out of his back
Evening star., 1925-07-07
FOR sALE-HousEs FOR sA1E-HousEs
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.

This house only onehalf block from Mt Pleasant
and the attractive street Mt Pleasant below
market Contains bright C bedrooms) hot-water
heat electricity fireplace 2car twoory brick garage
solue bargain
Evening star., 1925-07-07
BEST BUY IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Centerhall plan brick home containing beautiful rooms
baths hotwater heat electricity oak floors throughout
pore gssncosed breakfast sleeping porches
fireplace French DOORS instant heater attic big paved
alley. Only $16o5o Small cash payment
Evening star., 1925-07-07
DOUGLASS & PHILIPS, Inc.

DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc.
NEW-S9,45O.
BUILT BY DOUGLAS & PHILLIPS. INC.
At 9TH and Delaheld SITS.
SEE THEM T6NfSHT 5sgHS tFo63 Or DSit xNY EVENING
Thse hO@ss snd ae fitted wh bqn
droprlsat PIE metal table. one-pieoe sink: built;
Oak oos waR
closet with with arch and mirror door and l6
CHEVY CHASE.
seeOn eaGs ssTi to live known in thai
Ghsyy taieg CsaSe This fine brick home
.se sfE9 light gsss5 ss5 10 The sd Dfsk
sn; rear 20. Of the the. property adds an extra con
Yon % Do 1e to 70 make an
70 j inspect nJ Priced for an immediate sale at
OFF 10th. ON CRITTENDEN.
9qf ot Rs Ssss RpEf WIZ b ssdi6 f6uhG ID IA b:
delightfui residence located within Close
pre- ssH to fodms 5ns and IN at 1hh si neue se
nice size bedrooms, and 2 complete tiled
porces WHICH $ nciuds ane e6uee
porch. Hardgood floors and trim used
thep eaT2d out h bns ened or
out and equipped with metal weather strip
ping. Priced at less than SIS 800
PRICE REDUCED
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
HOME OF MARKED INDIVIDUALITY
is offered for sale by an ARMY OFFICER.
ordered from the city. Beautiful center
hall plan with delightful side porches
Open fireplace in the living room -Four
bedrooms and two tiled baths on the sec.
ond floor and two completely furnished rooms
in the attic. Tile roof Two built-in ga
RACES Fine trees and shrubbery. Owner
Is willing to accept exceptionally good terms
Call this Office for price and an appointment
to inspect This property is very conven-
iently located to both the Chevy Chase
and Columbia Country Clubs.
Phone Until 9 PM.
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc
Franklin 567S. 1915 ST. NV
Evening star., 1925-07-07

HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc
1412 St. NV. Realtors Franklin o5O3
SIS, SOON 18th ST.-Near Central High School
street Jus: Just % ] n css @ S s SoSs h1@ most % @ ns
paIcur spd II f5ses Gndan lS
~ Located paved within
il pr We ando
@ oaRS sd @ rss 0 f% % IN as
% % ns machine screens throughout very comfort
|$17850-MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS-8 Rooms Baths.
-
s avg T Sqss s ese comfort You had better
S11 ,50O-ON THE HEIGHTS-West of 14th St.
shse,sn The e
as a s, 5: e En- ,' T hs3 W s esss Ss sS5s
o make an er sr ns ss Of one Deod @ gsa %
|Sl175O-CHEVY CHASE-New Brick Home.
h @ % as @ % q1 s saesf Ea
SS use$ sIx iEsse5 %Ss pe ~ p Pss &
a W. as oaSiS s-P e @
So 95OO-PARK VIEW-A Complete Home.
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Evening Phone Service Until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc,
1412 ST. NV. Franklin o5O3
WASHINGTON ESTATE
Evening star., 1925-07-07

BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK-$13 5OO
outside rooms baths hotwater heat electricity hardwood
oors French DOORS heater fireplace side lighting
fixtures Only $3.50 cash required
VIM. S. PHILLIPS,
1892 ST. N. w. NJ 1900
Office Open Until PM
Evening star., 1925-07-07

NORTHEAST-$5!5OO Terms.
wihS andS
and
NORTHEASTERN Terms.
vthgl Ear
NORTHEAST-$725O Terms.
SOUTHEASTERN. Terms.
and
ave
PETWORTH-$8,250 Terms
sale a o
o - - ~
DOWNTOWN-$o 500.
% sol inspection ~ ~ S' ~ O0 purchased
CAFRITZ COMPANY,
18th and K. Main oO8O.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.


Realtors.
CHEVY CHASE-S9 35o-Tcrms ST 600 Cash.
seldom & @ % v. 5 s to sa .s SssSy G sna n!. a1 % ss
@ H Well % 9P = eSasi .R @ sG
das Sdh buta % cupboard @ I a @ 81
f 5a,a II s: .sss s9Sss ss 5 FIRMS SS E " alley
CLEVELAND PARK-S1o9 o95o-Detached.
Bedrooms, Baths.
S $ R si @ rPs 2' & Mi !: s5ss
ronnE % foaF T @ @ ata S eupbcs 9s
V enc @ % S@ I. sa ens
5 P 1i ss' Rs 5 % S a.. al s @ h a s S. S Tssx gss a
a 1P outs a4Ss ssla p @ s a S SSss asa
@ most complete pra'ueA anu COM
TAKOMA PARK-$S, ,5Oo-California Bungalow.
section % T s a II W ly HgeHs sset fna H fu h sPs
RsD a s;ss @ ns s5'HSS Rs :si$ sa ',:s S
d % % @ hoT & o1e oa % lot So heat 5 e's sss
1Tmsr leaving the good
$8OO0-PETWORTH-Built- Garage
situated 3 on PPa e =
'stg 4 s as S Ws & she so.1 sn
R @ RBSSS 5 y sss s ssS3 ": | & 1Ss
$l2I50-CHEVY CHASE-Detached-4 Bedrooms:
on MOTT n yddqsy & built % dhef homs Of holw auea
h sides
nom @ wtssR % ot % hoss % % isPse Of hrsplsss @
ssSSp S;: s5Hs asR s5 % @ s ts s a S
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Evening Phone Service Until PM
BOSS PHELPS,
The Home of Homes.
MEMBERS WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1925-07-07
JUST OFF 18th ST.-%5o CASH.

Between 18th and 10th ss big rooms, hot-water hea
electricity hardwood trim concrete colonial or
porch wonderful condition Priced under $1,000
Evening star., 1925-07-07

CLOSE-IN BUNGALOW.
Attractive detached bungalow of rooms
and bath. glass-inclosed sleeping porches
thoroughly modern; luxurious growth OF
shrubbery. and flowers; IS minutes street
c. P. BARRETT,
Main 9016. 1902 K st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Keep Your Eyes Open
for Greta Nissen

oro,a Nlasen. tho is.year.oid Morse
Girl who Ia now ,ou,ed as ono Of the
creates, film finds in years. Is doing
a lot OF things for tho first time In
her lie, Making pictures. living in
slamorous Hollywood. and meeting
American youths who seem very
strange TO hor. aro some OF them.
Their camsraderio ia nice. but /,
makes mo feel so very bOy.like." said
this young foreign actress. referring.
Of coprse, 10 American youths.
sho smiled wis,fully.
II have heard 80 much about Hol.
lywood and sec nothing OF II excop,
on my way 20 tho studio and back
TO my homo In tho evening. AZ night
| feel tired. and 20 always go 10
bed early. II IL better "a"
Miss Nlssen will bo visible 10 film.
gocrs for tho first time In William
Do Miles latest Paramount picture.
"Inst-A Wife" In which Adolphe
MenIou and Robert Agnew also arc
featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Hamrick Secures
Lubitsch lin,

John Hamriek, owner Of the Blue
Mouse thcatcr. announces tho sceur.
Ing for showing Erns, Lubi,chs' lat
Get production. kiss Aie Again" II
Is a decided departure from anything
that this famous director has made.
II Is subtle. dlsauningly frank
comedy woven around the young
couple who have become somewhat
bored with married iIfs and arc on
the trail OF romance and adventure.
The many complications and humor.
ous situations In which they find
themselves supplies tho many laugh
ms incidents that abound in the
offering. a stellar cast OF screen
fayori,es appear in the offering with
Monte Blue and Mario Provost head
ing tho cast OF players that conaiH;
Of Clara Bow. willard Louis and
John Roche.
kiss Mo Again" will enjoy its
first Northwest showings AT tho Blue
Mouse theatcr. starting next saiur-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Colonial to Show
"Norfh of 36"

North Of IS" is a film with as
many hair-ratsing thrills as there
are feet of film
Produced by Irwin Wiilat from
the novel OF Emerson Hough and
featuring Jack Holt. Ernest Tor.
renee. Lois Wilson and Noah Beery
In tho leading roles. North OF 3s'
opens two days run at the Colo
NAL Sunday.
Here's story OF tho pioneers
story OF Texas. that1l knock you
right Off your feet The. time Is
directly after the civil war. when
the Lone star state was almost
broke and at a loss for market
for its herds.
Word comes thru that such n
market Is to be found far up north
pf 49," and girl Is the first to
undertake the perilous venture
Ind Texas Is saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Reporter Finds Florence Is
Unusual Holl ywood Actress

those that now adorn tho head OF
Gloria swanson. conceded tho bis.
gcst movie box.ofucc attraction Of
the year.
There Is hlgucsa. a womanly
blgness. about Gloria Swanson which
one instlnctiycly feels" aIisa vidor
was aaying as she fingered the
pages OF popular magazine,
II am a, Gioria'A feet In silent
worship. think aho in the eu.
premo embodiment OF the success
which has come thru long years OF
hard work. have never mot any.
ono like Gloria. think sho is
wonderful
when Miss Vidor talks Il n not
on the surface OF emotion. which Is
characteristic here ms n theatrical
affection But this very womRniy
woman talks deeply and sincerely.
But she never seems 10 ho telling
all ahc knows That. too. ls dis
tinction in this Hollywood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
ADDED TO CAST OF
SWANSON FILM

Four outstanding character actors
Of tho screen were selected last
week to support Gloria Swanson IN
her forthcoming Paramount picture,
THE coas, Of Folly" a society dra.
ma adapted from the best seller by
Conlngsby Dawson.
Alec -. Francis will have tho
role OF Count do Taure; Eugenio
Bessercr WIN play Nanny. moiheriy
nurse OF tho child born to millions:
Dorothy Cumming win play Con.
stance Fay and jed Prouty win en-.
net n comedy role.
As has been previously announced
Anthony Jowitt. n handsome young
English actor. will be Miss swan
sons newest leading man.