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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

is to make forward is in the improve
ment of its transportation facilities.
"Workmen now are preparing to
begin work on a $4O,OOO,OOO highway
system which will provide a modern
roadway from San Antonio through
Mexico to Guatemala and divergent
lines will radiate from Mexico City
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
PEACE AND PROSPERITY IN MEXICO
Present Regime Has Done Much to Restore Stability
San Antonians Enjoy Wonders and
Hospitality of Mexican Republic

Spirit of
friendliness
for
Americans
displayed
by Mexican
citizens
in every
city where
Mayor John
w. Tobin
and party
visited.
There were
lavishly
entertained
by Presi-
dent Gales
"a well as
the mayors
and other
officials
of various
municipal
tiles.
The return
ing party
was high in
praise of
the royal
manner in
which they
were
received
and declare
the trip
was most
enjoyable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
BONDS ARE HIGHER.
CAN GROW ANYTHING.

"The only criticism 1 feel like max
ing is to call attention to the fact that
bull fighting and national lotteries
may not be considered compatible to
the highest ideals of education.
Diplomatic relations between Eng
land and Mexico have been re.estab'
lished. That Is another recognition
that stability is close at hand.
''The first bank of issue, backed by
100, 100000 pesos, has begun to func'
ton causing the prices of Mexican
bonds listed on American exchanges to
jump several points higher in value.
within three months Mexican rail-
roads will have been returned to their
private owners.
Mexico has not attained her goal
today, but look out for
"Manana."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
:. A. PARTY IS
FETED WHILE
ON TOUR
Southern Republic Officials
Entertain Mayor Tobin
and Friends.

and other Of the larger cities OF Mex
leo.
Thousands Of tourists will take adj
vantage of these routes and each
should become missionary. expound-
ing the beauties and possibilities Of
Mexico.
CAN GROW ANYTHING.
Although Mexico already is the
chief silver producing nation of the
world and her sail fairly oozes other
precious metals and minerals, the sur
face has barely been scratched,
"Agrarians declare that every prod
uct known from pole to pole may be
grown in Mexico. Almost 400,0OO,OOO
acres of tillable soil await cultivation.
President Gales, man of indie
fatigable determination, has determin-
ed to exploit these resources.
Every wisely he has undertaken to
"selr' Mexico by the latest approved
manner-advertising.
Manuel ]. Sierra has been made
national publicity director and ade-
quate funds have been placed at his
disposal to carry on the work on such
a scale as should awaken the world
to Mexico's opDortunities.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

We. the undersigned, Otto Ecu,
finger, ID. =. King, AID i. v.
Griggs with Ben +. Stanwood and
Joseph LuXon, deceased, or his
heirs, co-owners in the following
Mining Claims located in Imperial
County, Cal, in the Coyote Range of
Mountains, about ~ miles from the
town of Coyote Wells in north,
erly direction, as foilows:' First,
The King; Second, The Doctor. Said
claims were located BY the above
parties named, excepting JOS LuXon,
deceased, who acquired his interest
from Ben +. StanWood, and notice
Iof these claims is recorded IN the
office Of the Recorder IF Imperial
County, State of California;, and
was 50 recorded Oh the following
dates. The King, book No q, page
81, Nov. 16, 1918. The Doctor, book
no. 90, page 2-+, August 81, 1924.
Here we beg to give notice that
Otto Reutingcr, d. \. King md i.
w. Griggs, have cone all the nee
cssary work for the past two years
(l923 and 1920 required by law
without the help or financial aid
Of Ben i. Stanwood or the heirs of
Joseph LuXon. deceased, to perfect
the title or right of possession to
said Mining Claims. Proof of labor
having been filed at the proper time
with the Recorder OF Imperial
County, State of California Said
record appeared in book No. A,
page 22l, and was so recorded on
date, June Goth, 1924, and as Ben
f. Stauwood, Joseph LuXon de
ceased, or his heirs, are delinquent
in performing or paying their por
tion and share of the said work,
and that the said Ben +. StanWood
and the heirs of Joseph LuAon,
deceased be required to pay to ID
A. King, secretary and treasurer
within ninety 600 days from this
date their portion each Of the cost
and expenses of said work and labor
so done, rs required by law, and
that in failure to do same dhe in
tcrest of Ben +. Stanwood and
Joseph LuXon, deceased, or his heirs
shall forfeit all rights and interest
in said claims to the undersigned,
their co-oWners and shall be forever
stopped from claiming any right o.
interest in the said Mining Claims.
Dated Dee. !, 1924.
OTTO NJ REUTINGEE.
FRANK GRIGGS.
d. A. KING.
Address; 3S&5 Superior Street, San
Diego, Calf
y 90 u j 3 10 II II 81 + Z II Il 28
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
TRIPLE DECKED
WRESTLING CARD
HERE TONIGHT

With Il triplr-dccEcd wrestling
card scheduled for tie Palace thea
ter tonight, indications are that
one Of the largest crowds that was
eyer in the thcatcr will be op hand
TO root for Fred Mortcnson, III Cen
tro $ wrestling carpenter, wbd
meets Orlando Miller in a return
mat ch
All the cheering will not be for
Fred, however, aa Miller made Il
plcndid impression ON the occasion
Of LIS former visit here two weeks
ago, when Mortcnscn threw him
TWO falls out of three.
Mortcnsan is always in good
shape, but he has been doing solfe
speeIai f9s;Hing for the affair, hay
ing learned that Miller is a tough
MIN, aud realizing that he will need
aIl his stamina if he is to repeat
ii centro has two other men on
The card for whom thc fans viii
be Yelling Nick the Greek :. nj
WAYS Il by fayoritc here, will be
seen in the seni-fiual with Huber
Wilson, who is Well-known in wreot-
ling circles on the coast and is
recommended by Miller.
Perhaps the most interesting
bout OF the evening viii b. that
between Big BIZ Tacke5t, the
wrestling cop, and Professor Matsu-
ra, the dimiuutiNc Japanesc athlete.
IAa boat viii be conducted under
tie iiu-iatsu rules and There should
be plgutv of cNcitcmcu, watching
- pound cop trying to make 4
ltte Id Pound man ycll cen
ough Eiil knows considerable
about the wrestling game and be
l.cyes Lc can m@kr the !ittIc Jap
suese quit The lattcr's cour,rT-
, man ar backing him to the limit
and beIiev, ne will be able to take
the decision from Big Bill.
Tho card is IL credit to Manager
Brick who arranged for it, and FL
Centre sport lovers viii be given
tie oppo3 unity 10 enjoy an even
ing of cXceijcut entertainment.
Bcbc Daniel, in &" Dangerous
Money" viii hc the feature attrac-
ton which win prcrcdc the wrcst-
ling matches, q picurc that is said
to 6c ore Of The best this famous
actrcss has ever been starred in.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
RICHARD CLAIMS
JACK OUGHT TO
GET HALF MILLION
Talk of Retiring From
Ring Just For
Effect
By HENRY L. FARRELL
{ United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Jack
Dempsey, world S heavyw e j & h t
champion, is expected to make
terms for II return bout with Tom
my Gibbons for the title here in
june.
"IIow can he turn down half
mlion?' Tex Rickard, who has
reached an agreement with Glib
bons, said today. Dempsey wants
80 per cent of the gate receipts and
maybe | II give it to him. He ought
to gat half million out of it, any
way.
Klckard insists that Dempsey has
been talking for effect when he
hintcd he might retire without an
other fight.
"'Morc than It month ago, he
said, - got Il telegram from Jack
kearns asking me on what dates !
could use the champion. ! had to
tell him then thHt didn' know.
Rickard $ present plans are to
pat Dempsey and Gibbons into the
Yankee stadium on June > or june
) and match the winner with llar-
~ Wills for Il date in early Sep,
tcnIInAr. N rs,.. ,Sr'e. D.
He has Wills under contract now
and he also has had Gibbons under
option so tI.uJ all hcr hid 'to do ~as
10 find IN opponent and agree ON Il
date with ham.
While the terms of the agreement
were net made knowh, it was re.
ported that Gibbons had been of
tered $lj0.00O foy his end Rick.
ard feels that the card will draw i
million dollar, and that hc will. bc
able to make 4 nice piece out OF
j, for himself. -, .@'. y
t.aless he las seriously made NJ
lis mind 10 PCT oGt OF the business.
pcmpsev viii accept the offer and
ul,le.s he has more { dough than
he knows VIA, to 40 With he will
jump AT II.
Dempsey said after the fight in
Shelby, VIXEN he got an the muncv
iu MoHtaua and Gibbons got th,
thanks OF the community, that he
would give Gibbons another clanc'
1T tie title and another opportuni.
t. 10 M ke some real money.
While there are many critics who
believe that Gibhou, has an excel
lent chance to win the champion
shin when they meet again, Hcmp
srv feels certain that it wil rot b'
II hard fight for him and tNat j.
viii serve to get him into real con
d1tiou for the final fight OF hi,
carer aeHiu,t Harry wills.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
.Reddy Witness
I'm the Fulton
Fuen te Tria
ny ,nitcd Press Lcnscd Wire

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3.--John
Reddy, manager for Fred Fulton,
Minnesota plastorcr, was to he call
ed as Il witness for the state today
in the trial Of principals Of the
Fulton-Fuentc boxing tiasco at
Culver City on charges of violating
the former anti-nrizc. fight law.
Reddy was dismissed from oharg
IS Of completely in "throVing' the
boat, after he testified that he had
agreed to accept $4,000 from Fro
W'nsor, manager for Tony Fucut',
Mexican heavyweight,
Fulton pleaded guilty to 'on.ri i
city in the plot last week. and was
fined $500,
Triad of Winsor aud t'ucnto was
resumed before Judge Ncctch this
morning..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
$50 Founder May
Take Charge Of
Bay City Boxing,

Los ANGELES, Feb. &.-Goldcn
Gate Post Of san francisco will
have the heaviest matchmaker in
America il Jim Cullen Of this city
accepts the position rendered him
today Cullen weighs so pounds,
of which 30 pounds cucircIcs his
Waistband.
Cullen says the American Legion
post has leased the civic auditorium
of SAN Francisco aud will stage
bouts there ON Tuesday nights. Cul-
len has managed boxers iu this city
10 rthc past two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
JAPAN CUTTING ARMY

TOXIC The war department has
aunomced that more than 10000
soldiers are to be dismissed from
service next May as result Of the
government s policy of economic re-
trcuchmeut which resulted in n cut
in the military aud naval budgets
tot the coming fiscal yea. starting
in ApLil
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

According to the latest figures
ayaiahlc, the total number Of tclc.
phones in service in Austria,
Clechoslo>akia. Hungary, Bulgaria
and Switzerland combined does not
equal the increase in the number
Of telephones ia the United States
DURING the first seven months Of
l921
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
NEW, GYMNASIUM WILL
BE OPENED FRIDAY

WHITTIER, Feb. &-Thc new
Whittier college gymnasium, sent
ing 2eeo spectators, will be opened
Friday night with the local school :
ha>acrbau five playing a conference
contest with Occidental.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELFS, fcD. Accom-
panied by all the ballyhoo that
seams a necessary preliminary to u
heavyweight champion s appear
ancc in defense of his title, ncgo-
tiations for Il Jack Dempsey
Gibbons bout have staltcd simui-
tancouSly on both sides Of The
continent.
Jack kcarns, during the moments
in which he forgcts TO worry about
Dempsey 5 approaching marriage,
declares that he is besicgcd with so
many offers for the match that a
choice of only one promoter seems
impossible.
"Tex Rickard and Charles Hen
! dFson were trying to get ne to
bring Dempsey to New York, the
/ dappcr little manager said today.
! Jack Doyle and Jack Root want
me to sign Dempsey for Il bout
! here. | II have to wait until they
all come out with their highest bids
and when the proper inducements
appear we II fight
How about Jack and his wed
! ding he WIS asked ''wiIl that
make any difference!
: - Not in the least, KearnS re-
! piled. He II fight any old time
/ say the word He leaves his
! fighting entirely to me and will fill
] any engagements | make for him. =
Rickard, in New York said that
I be- had wired Kearus his terms for
! bons seemed satisfied, but kcarns
said that he. had no flat offH' from
/ the Madison Square Garden mprcs.
aario. Richard, i might be men
! tioicd, seemed not in the least per
! turbed over the possibility that
KcaFnH would sign with some 9th
Tbe schedule dalr, for the clamp.
Zion TO meet Gibbons in the summer.
possibly Qi .Jule H.. with Harry
Wis m;teh latn' # he wins over
Tom. -
: Sc. MarvS dclsesee, the iustitu-
ton that slipped over an uncNpect-
J ed victory on the University Of
~ Southern California ., football last
.ill. will tc on the TROJAN schedule
. .Ig;H next : s.aron Tine date has
not been settled, but win bc fit
ted N on some Saturday which both
Teams still have open.
] The Culver City American Lee
gion boxing stadium, dark since
frad Fulton did his $1,000 diving
stun; there, viii reopen Saturday
night with a 10 round bout between
Tommy Loughrau Of Philadelphia
and Billy Freas, local middlcWright.
+ Tn the absence Of ANY fight card
nj the Doyle arena 'ouigh., the
: Hollywood legion card for Friday
/, attracting attention. Spud MYwS
of Idaho aud Ace IIulkjrs, Nebras
ka lightweight, have the principal
-pot over the 10 round distance.
college, naScnau WI command
attention soon According TO an
nomccmcut today the Occidental
candidates for the Tiger varsity
team will be called out next week.
! Other colleges in the Southern Cal
ifornia conference will get into ac-
:iou about the sane Time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
w. Il. HANCOCK
RealtOr

FOR SALE-rwo houses on Wens-
ley. between 9th and 9TH. Thor
oughly modern, trees, shrubs,
lawn, street lighting. Great bar
gain. Good terms. Valley Lumber
Go. Phone 241. l6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
NOTICE OF EsTRAY

Notice is hereby given that ou tho
9Th day of October, 1924, there WAS
taken up ou the Hubbard ranch and
is now being kept mt ,hc Hubbard
ranch, miles east of I'll Ceutlv, the
following described animals.
One buckskn horse weight about
500 lbs. Of the plobahle Naluo Of
$1,000.
Two biack mules, weight about
700 lbso each o. ti Iota"o .lu2
LOT $1,000 1.l l,
Notice j., hereby gtv,r hat nr-
l., IS the animals are claimed by their
owner within 80 DAYS from this
d ttc md me cost of damage and
their keeping paid as required by
law, [ shau turn said animals over
to the Constable OF ri Centre Town
snip Tor Sllc, according to Act
1860 Of tn Conceal Laws Of Cali
I1ornij
Dated january 28, f995.
\. RI SSELI 1.CG.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
WANT ADS

RATES:-Tne rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Advcr-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is cent per word each inser-
tion, Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
THE, PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For SaEe-WiSceiIQneOuS

Al FOUR burner Florence Automa-
tic stove for sale cheap. Also
amy cot. Call Tuesday or We'd
neaday, during day. 1SO Brighton
ST., west rear. 2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
Lost and Found

LOSI-farC Colue ana SheIhuu
dog. Answers to name of cap
taju Please notify +. S. Troy,
ST. An.Ao-v 4ot C9lexico Re
.t-, ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
For Rent
S S 5 S

J am going to sell well
improved 40 acre ranch of
best vegetable and alfalfa
soil, near McCabe school.
Someone is going to make
dollars in purchase Of this.
VIII it be you?
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

Puaut Eakimos never punish their
children, perhaps just besause bel. !
IN E-AlMo IS LuulshMeLt eLeugA.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
Help WaRted

WANTED-StronS woman to care
for invalid lady. Kirk 5 Hatchery
& miles west on Highway. 2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
For Sale or Exchange

FOR EACIIANGE-For Imperial
Valley, - acres bearing almond
orchard. Paso Robles district. Il
mile from town ana highway. j.
c. Adams, 1926 Garden St, San
Luis Obispo. 26to
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

FOR SALE-100 acres cotton stalk
pasture. > miles northwest Melo-
land, California. Breedlove. 2t4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
For S0le---AUtOs

rO@ SALE-Ir you are IN the mar.
ket for a good Ford passenger
car or truck L can usually fit you
out at prices below the market.
See me before buying. l.. p. Saf,
gent, 5o2 Main st. Phone ga.
FL Centre. 261
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
For Sdle--KeaL Estate
APPRAISALS

Ei Ccntro Realty Board is
at your service and will
safeguard your interest ~
giving prompt, unbiased
report on value Of Farm
Lands and City Property
at nominal cost. Phone
44O. 29t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

FOR SALE-Modern bungalow,
corner, at IA North Seventh ST,
close in, for less than cost to
build bungalow. Terms like rent,
Nuffcr Land Co. 2t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

FOR SALE-PooI hail in FL Centre
with lease on barber shop. Real
bargain. Writes Press Box 335.
29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

FOR SALE-Babcock test outfit,
complete for 90 COWS. Porter, J49
broadway. 31t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
Wanted TO Buy
For Rent-R0Oms and
Apartments

BOARD AND ROOM Tor uice your Z
man, Permanent preferred. SOL
Brighton Ave. 2l6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

WANTED - Experienced
woman newspaper writ
cr. Prefer one with wide
local acquaintance. Ad-
dress Bin b, Postoffico
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

College pa>cbai WI command
attention soon. according to an
nouuccmcut today the Occidental
candidates for the Tiger varsity
team will be called out next week.
Other colleges in the Southern Cal
ifornia conference will get into ac-
.;,u uhnut thp :. me iiur
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
For Sdie-LiUeStOck K

FOR SALE-Team horses, . and 6
years. Clark W. Adair, Seeley,
31tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

4. RI SSELL 1.CG.
au. L., J a.,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03
For Sdie--POHEtyU
ARTESIA HATCHERY

(ELECTEIC)
-. .esi1, L~l--,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

FOR SALE-$I00 Conn Trumpet
\ snap at $50 cash. Gerald Rob
ertson, Robertson Motor Co. 3It6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

WANTED-Job on ranch as fore
man, experienced. Can furnish
references. Phone Imperial
9lW2. 3t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

WANTED--To rent five room fur
nished house at once. Phone 5o5.
ST.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-03

FOR SALE-AIIaifa and oat hay,
miles south DahIia Canal. Edge
wild Ranch. 3lt6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
GEORGE HAMILTON TO
DIRECT ART DISPLAY

one OF tho new features Of the
reopcniuE ot tho Puu,Ages thea,sr ia
tho establishment Of special display
art department. which VIII be under
tho direction OF George Hamilton.
prominent Seattle and Northwestern
artist
MIR Hamilton viii be regular
member Of tho Northwestern circuit
staff and viii have charge OF all Of
the art work for the circuit here In
tho Pacific Northwest. Hamilton
viii BE- remembered for his work on
some Of the prominent vaudeville cir.
cults on the Coast. and he comes 10
the Pautagcs with n trimming which
ranks him among the foremost in his
profession.
lie will have offices In the Pan.
tagea building. and will be assisted
by a staff OF experts. Mr., Hamilton
started his duties this last week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Russian Prince
IsLeadingMa
for Pola Negrii

A Russian prince. Youcca Trou-
bctskoy. has been chosen as Pola
Negri's leading man in her next
starring picture. Flower OF the
Night" production on which was
scheduled TO begin last week, ac1
cording 10 a wire received from
Jesse l.. I.asky in Hollywood
Prince Troubctskoy is the son Of
Prince and Princess Nicolai Trou-
baslsoy and a nephew Of the famous
sculptor. Paul Troubctskoy. BY odd
coincidence, the new leading man
was born in Los Angeles some 20
years ago, while his parents were
making a trip around the world. He
was educated at the Russian court
and when the Rcd uprising occur
red, fed with his family 10 Nice.
He has played the hero role in sew
cral French cinema productions,
including The Hawk" French
Paramount production. He IS said
to be Of fine appearance and to
give promise OF exceptional dra-
matte ability.
Miss Negri's new story IS color
full dramatic tale OF Mexico City,
penncd especially for her by Joseph
Hergesheimcr. II will be directed
by Paul Bern. who will have the
aid OF the author.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Carnival Is
Big Feature
at PantageS

Tho ringing down Of the final
curtain ~ tho new Pantages bill.
which opened nj the theater Mon
day. concluded not only the show
but tho best act on the bin rs we'll
But. altho tho curtain came down
at tho close or the act, u went up
again and again in response 20 the
pinudits Of the audience.
The unusual musical song and
dance fantasy called the Carnival
OF Venice was clever turnout It's
beginning was peculiar. and there.
fore piqued tho curiosity and
aroused the interest OF spectators.
The scenery was beautiful and the
entire net was very well staged
Nine. Donatcila. billed as tho
worlds greatest tambournist." easl.
Is led the audience 10 believe tho
advertisement. Her performance
was listened 20 with swo and then
applauded until tho theatcr rcsound.
ed with her praise. Tho accordion
players were good. as were the iit.
tie singer and the dancer
Running "A close second for hon.
0rs was Benson and Masaimo's act,
Tho Super Novelty" II contained
the best comedy situations OF any Of
the acts on the program and eonEe.
qucntly was well liked Clever dan.
cling and ncrobatirs were taken part
in br ono Of the members OF tho
troupe and then parodihd by him IN
"a way which drew many laughs.
In the midst Of the most difficult
scrobntic feat he would bring In "a
touch or comedy which rocked tho
audience with laughter,
Presenting Johnnie Walker, the
well known film actor. playlet en-.
titled '~rhc Lash" was received with
interest by tho first.nightcr The
main reason for their interest was
tho fact that thcv saw Walker.
That In natural. az Walker is
movie. and not a stage, actor.
Eve Thea and company, In wait
and Sec" presented nm interesting
act. which drew considerable APP
plause Her ropo.climbinE stunt,
particularly was quite an acrohatic
feat,
George and Rae Perry, tho Jazz
Banjoists." were really good In their
jazz numbers and were well liked.
Oliver and dip presented darby
comedian net, with much singing
and little comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Richard TaImadge
knouUs His Safes

How "A safe expert can prove an
unsafe expert nigh, be aald To be
tho burden or the theme in Richard
Talmadge's new picture. THE Fight
lns Demon" now showing a, tho
Winter Garden,
The difficulties Of a young Amer.
lean in South America. whittier he
hiss gone on a mission as an au.
thority on vaults and safes form The
background OF very interesting
story; and before TllmldEc b. thru
one concludes that he is most I'M
safe expert TO monkey with
Fine comedy fast moving mcio,
drama and a series Of stunts aud
chascs which even t.Talma4Ers
Talmudse make THE Fighting be
mon" thoroly delightful entertain.
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
ZaSu Pitts Takes
Second Location Trip

EaSu Pitts. ous Of tho featured
players IN Harold Bell wrigbgs The
Re Creation OF Brian Kent" AZ ths
Columbia, marks ihls picture ~ an
other milestone In her long tztreer
Ia pictures For zasu, despite tho
fact that rho has appeared iu many
pirturcs since hor start us an extra
sr"vrai years REo. had only made a
single location trip prior to her en-
EagcmeBt for the rolc Of Judy Ia
Weights story
Thia occasion WHN when abe
aligned 10 do u part FOR Won Strphstm
"a Greed" Her part in this pic.
ture took her 10 San Francirco. In
Brian Kuut. Mas Pitts was ono Of
the company or 30 sent into tho big
timber country OF tho Northwest.
Dorothy Macknil. who plays op.
posito Milton stills in his first star.
ring picture. The Making Of O'Aial.
ley. was member os tho Zicsfeld
Follies when motion picture pro-
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