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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Dix Heads Company
In Film at Capitol

In Manhattan" NJ tho Capitol
Richard Dix makes his first appear
ance az the head OF his own com.
pany.
Manhattan" adapted from Jof,
fiery Farnola novel. Tho Definite
object" deals with the life OF q rich,
young New Yorker who. IN search
OF excitement, gets himself mixed up
In tho gang lifo OF New York's
'1Isli's Kitchen" a beautiful ro-
nance develops with JHcqucllnc 10.
gan furnishing the feminine appeal,
a cast OF stellar proportions has
been selected TO support Mr Dix,
Besides Miss Logan. Gregory Kelly.
oscar Figman. Edna May Oliver. Al
ice Chaplin and others have promi.
nent parts
Raymond Griffith. co.fea,ured
with Betty Compsou. in Paths 10
Paradise" nB soon as he finished
work on that picture. toilod away
at one OF his ambitions. writing a
worthwhile novel. Griffith has had
many Of his short stories published
in magazines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
'TenC Commandments
Closes Run Friday

Then Ton Commandment" &c.
al -. be Miles maste ~siece OF
spectacular pboloWops. viii close
a two weeks uS ut the strand
Friday night, This De- the first
time tho picture has been shown
locally AZ popular prices
Tho layishness II gse scenes and
the artistic camera work are what
make tho picture the outstanding
production that II %. be Mlllc has
IN no way 8tintod his desire 10
splurgc in his filming Of tine Ten
commandments"
The east Of the Biblical prelude
10 composed OF Theodore Roberts.
Charles Do Roche Estcllo Taylor,
Julia Faye. Terrence Moore. James
Mem. Lawson Butt. Clarence Bur,
ton and Noble Johnson, Those in
the modern story arc Edythe Chap.
man. Richard Dix, Rod Ia Rocque.
Leairice JOY. Nita Naldi Agnes
Ayros, Charles Oglo and Robert
EdeHon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
NeW Deuce inns
Perpetual Motion

Paramount has introduced tho
gyroacopIc camera into this country.
The machine Is a British invention
and was used for the first time on
tho Gcrmau.madc film. The Last
Laugh"
In Bcbe Daniels new starring
picture. Tho Manicure Girl" the
director used the camera to obtain
some unusual effects OF continuous
movement.
Due TO the gyroscopc in tho
camera. tho man operating 1, can
walk rapidly and keep shifting the
position OF tho camera without any
resulting lolts in the picture. An
electric motor turns the film roll.
the camefaman simply pressing
button.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Moreno Has Role
OF Dashing Officer

Antonio Moreno Is appearing ~
Aiicen Pringle'H leading man in
''Onr Year TO Live. which will re.
main on tho Columbia screen until
Friday night
His role II that Of dashlng
young American army officer In
Paris. and the story unfolds his
love for the petite maid Of Pa.
rlslan stage star The star falls In
love with him and discharges her
maid Then the trouble begins
Ailron PrlngIo has the role OF
tho maid and Rosemary rhcby
appears as tho actress, Dorothy
Muckaln has compelling roio as
the invaded sister OF Miss Pringlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Horses Are Scarce
EUen in Arizona

Tho oid.tlme freight wagons that
left their tracks across the Arizona
desert have been replaced by motor
trucks. and another picturesque fca.
iure OF the last section OF the Amer,
lean frontier has vanished, according
to the company witch spent several
weeks IA the border region filming
Zane Gray's The Ligh, Of Western
stars" tho current attraction at the
Liberty
Arizona is the las, place where
civilization is crowding out the
horse" pointed out Noah Becry. one
OF the featured players. 1T IL some.
thing that saddens tho old ranchers
and desert jewellers. They hate 10
SEQ the gradual determination Of the
horse. and that Is what n surely
happening even In Arizona"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

Tho Iron Horse" the mighty
railroad epic. was three whole years
In the making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Melody Artists
Headline State Bill

Jack Bon and his Melody Pirates. -
assisted by the popular musical com
edy star. Helen Mayhem arc the
headlners on the vaudeville bill
opening Thursday at the State. Bell
is song writer himself. and pos
sesscs a knack OF getting his num-
bers across.
The four remaining acts include
Phil Romano. blacktacs comedian;
Hollywood Frolics." by Ray and
La Rue. Ruby Rossina. radio song.
stress. Henry Dressler and urcel
Wilson. clever stcppers.
a feature photoplay completes the
program,
There isn't a single horse or beg.
gar in the forthcoming James
cruxc comedy production. The
Beggar on Horseback" taken from
the stage sensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
LIBERTY S0NGFEST

These are the five cboruacs that
viii be warbled by participants Of
the customary song contest 10 be
held a. the Liberty next Sunday
afternoon o. 1880 O'Clock. BE.
della" "Alainma Bound" over
There" Haunting Melody" and
Annie Rooney" ANY member Of
The audience may enter The com.
petition, amateur or professional
ana tho best singers viii be select
ed by the applause Of the audience.
Tho winners viii receive cash
prizes
Melodies by Wagner land Of
the Sky Blue Waters" Indian
Dawn" and Song Of India" Will
be rendered by oliver Wallace on
tho Giant wurli,zer on this same
entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

most Of by the capable east The
film has been ably directed by Tod
Browning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

I ON CLANCY Is given opporu-
- nifty to make tho best OF his
peculiar flare for the wcirdly un.
usual, without that element OF hor.
ror which has predomlnated in his
last pictures. In his charactcriza-
tlon in The Unholy Three. the
crook film which viii open It's sec.
ond week at the Heilig Friday
CLANCY has the role OF Echo, n
ventrlloduist. and member OF a
group OF freak circus attractions
The other two who, with CLANCY.
compose the ''Uuholy Three" are
Harry Earles as Tweedledec. the
dwarf. and Victor McLaslen rs
Hercules. the giant.
Mae Busch has the part OF the
girl crook, who picks up what she
can in the way OF other peoples
belongings in the circus crowds.
ana turns them over 10 CLANCY as
loot. CLANCY Is In love with Mae,
and complications ensue when she
becomes fond OF an innocent clerk.
whom the trio has hired TO work in
its store Matt Moore cracts the
role OF the clerk.
Clever situations arc made the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
School for Wiuesp
Is CoIorfuI Feo,u,.

Ih' 1Iory o. an helrssr NJ J
rlra d poor artist renouse.. hi,i.
fathers fortune because ~ y
q 20 be- tainted. Is go, v.l',f'
Wives, starring Conway Tss.. ~
siErii HoImquist, al Ia ~ ~
THURSDAY VIVA
Three kcyr" a mystery
drama, win be- the atine,i.. ~
day, Featured iu The oar a. y
Roberts Virginia Lee corisa =
Du r0nt stuart Holme
Glass and Jack MulhaB '~k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
FHrtatious Wife
Causes Disaster

what was intended 10 be % hnrm-
less Irritation causes ali the trouble
In Forgive and Forget" the dra.
matte photopIay now a. the Winter
Garden
The wife notices the husbands
growing Indifference. and seeks 81.
version elsewhere a Jewel robbery,
Of which the object of her Irritation
In accused. complieates matters
The excellent Gust includes Pau
line Caron. Estolle Taylor Wynd-
harp standing, Raymond McFce,
Philo Mccullough Lionel EelmOro
and Josef swickard In addition 20
the feature. there viii be- shown two
episodes NJ 'TiF Pace Makcra.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

.Cf&;,1l|
Old Timers Praise
Courage of Actors

From the most hardened sour.
dough who ever admitted that ho
himself had shot the worst rapids
that any Northern river could pos,
scss comes praise for tho men who
rode the canoes thru tho VIA
waters shown in steele. Of the
Royal MOUNTED" now playing az
the Blue Mouse.
Even the natives who gathered
along the shores opiued that the
water was purity rough and
whom native commits a general
opinion Of that length u Is time to
believe that that is only hair OF a.,
Those rapids shown In steele OF
the Royal Mounted" are real, and
they were ridden" by tho men pic.
tured IN the canoes, who were called
upon TO forget personal safety for
the sake OF fidelity TO action,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

With Union, your motor
starts neutrality-suspicious.
with a swift, vibrationless
pick.up-easily attains an
even, gliding speed.
You can be as extrava'
CANT as you like in your
choice of gasolines-and
here extravaganza means
only carelessness-butyou
can'tgetbetter than Union
at any price.
Made with regard only
for quality, and sold only
at Union Oil service STA
tons and independent
dealers of the FIRST class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

Professor dc Sourgct claims that
Lloyd Hughes. who phys the lead.
ing man IN Colleen Moore'H new
photoplay. "Th0 Desert Flower"
possesses the most perfect nose aud
jaw line he has ever seen IN nearly
30 years OF painting and sculptor
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

Take Union Gasoline
for example: Here is a
quality product-not
made to sell at a price.
Yet for that very reason
it is the most economical
of all gasolines.
You save with Union
where saving counts most
that is on motor.up-
keep, and on ultimate
mileage.
Because Union Case.
line is non.detonating, its
explosion progresses-with
resulting power that is
smooth.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
The Mems
Store
Mems Fine

Mems Fine
Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, 69c
Broken siZes-alI of the
same fine, soft grade of
balbriggan. Long sleeve
shirts, sizes "a, &c, 38, ~
to so; short sleeve shirts,
sizes Sc, 48 and 50; draw
ers, sizes 80 to AZ.
Mems Cotton Pongee
Pajamas, Reduced to
99c
A fine lightweight pom
gee that is cool for Sum-
mer wear. Sizes A, Il, c
and ID. Remarkable val
ues at this price.
300 Fine Woven
Madras Shirts, Sl.l9
Fine quality m a dras
with black. blue or green
WOW stripes. Well
made, cut full and rOomy.
Sizes IA to IL.
Fancy Silk and Lisle
Novelty Socks, 29c
Mostly green and brown
heather mixtures, i'm sizes
91a TO 10k. Good quail.
ity silk and Isle mixture.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
DOneStiCS

4O.IN. UNBLEACHED COT
TON, in mill lengths. A splendid
quality = usually sells 1Er
for 20c yard. Friday. AoN
36.IN. BLEACHED COTTON,
cut from the piece, our 1Er
regular Zoe grade. Yard AcS
36.IN. LONCCLOTH, a soft,
fine grade, suitable for under
garments. Regul arly 1 e.
Zoe yard. Yard. 49,. lCS
800 FINE PILLOWCASES,
slightly imperfect and soiled.
The usual 39c grade, OEC
8lxoO FINE PERCALE-FlN.
ISH DOUBLEBED SHEETS,
hand torn, perfect quality.
Fridsv E 'a.'.....''. afis 'i.o'' 81. .3v
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Handbags

(l8) LEATHER HANDBAGS,
slightly soiled. We're c. OE
$500. Friday. .. y L .AC
DRAWSTRINC BEADED
BAGS, black and red color
combinations. We're zE
SIPS. Friday. ..... /CS
ENVELOPE B E A ID E ID
poRnES' ps,is0i. Eaa5> aeLk 'omD', O0C
800 WHITE KID BELTS.
Were SOC and 75c. Fri o.
day
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Notions

900 Prs.) WOMEN'S BATH
ING SHOES, all sizes and as
sorted colors. We're ~
sl.00. Friday, pair. ~
(200) WOMEN'S BATHING
CAPS, assorted styles and colors.
Were soc and 75c. 0E,
Friday .............. NV
GENUINE WATER WAVES,
iol aos l. sizes. sizes. combs 25C
BABIES PURE GUM
PANTS, regular sizes, ~
GEM DANDY CHHDREN'S
CARRIERS, black and ~
white .......... 1 -
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Linens

SEVEN PIECE LUNCHEON
SETS. Cloth, 54x54 inch. Six
napkins, l4xl4 inch. Pure linen.
Blue or gold striped border.
Regularly $500. c. OE
Special at. pC.SO
II A N d EMBROIDERED
DRESSING TABLE SETS. Con-
sisting of one oblong OKLA inch
and two oblongs l0xl5 inch.
Hand-scalloped and beautifully
embroidered. For.
m, merly s''75' Now .S2.75
FANCY TURKISH TOWELS.
Slight seconds of famous mill
jacquard Towels. Fancy striped
borders or all white. EO~
HALF-LINEN TEA TOWEL
ING. Absorbent toweling of
good weight and quality. 1Ec
l6 inches wide. Yard. L ~
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Wash Fabrics

38-IN. PRINTED VOILES,
dark grounds printed in attrac-
tive designs. Special, o.
yard S
WINDSOR PELHAM PRINTS
for women's morning dresses.
Guaranteed fast colors. Dainty
designs on colored o.,
grounds. Yard. 49,. A1N
PLAIN COLOR AND FIG
URED PLISSE for women's
lingerie and kimonos. Requires
no ironing. Special, O2~
36-IN. SATEEN, in a pleasing
range of colors. Spe- O0c
cial, yard. d............. nv
SILK AND COTTON NULL,
with neat little jacquard design
for women's lingerie. Colors:
Nile, honeydew, maize, light blue,
orchid and W h t. e. 1Qr
Yard OC(
ACCUMULATION OF REM.
NANTS WHITE AND COL.
ORED WASH GOODS from stock
goods, lengths / to 81 o.
yards. Yard. AON
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-07-09

sl.85 FIVE FOOT STEP
LADDER' LAD with pail 81 20
$3.50 l4.IN. LANSBURGH
SPECIAL LAWN MOWER, with
three self-sharpen- ca 40
ing knives. ....... pO.fS
98c 3O-IN. CREEN-PAINTED
FLOWER BOX, for 7O-
porch or window. -. /SA
39c 2-QT. EARTHEN- a.
WARE PITCHER. ASl
soc TRIPLE-COATED WHITE
sTRAlNHR s R ! n : l slNh 4OC
s2.95 SANITARY KITCHEN
GARBAGE CAN, made of white
enamel with auto CO 40
matte lift cover. DL.4y
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Special
Prices
Boys
Section

NxO11
BOYS 4-PC. SUITS,
originally S9.15. Well tai
lored styles, i'm serviceable
mixtures and Summer
weight fa b.
rics. Sizes Ck 0E
to Is. Friday pO.SO
BO Y S B l. u +
SERGE COATS. newest
style English sack model,
of all-wool blue serge. Sizes
d.s ! TO 10. Fri. S4.05
BOYS K H A X |
KNICKERS, made OF
heavy Government khski,
well made. with buttons
at knee. Sizes 5 QEc
to I6. Friday. CSA
BOYS L | n + y
CRASH KNOCKERS, in
tan and gray. Service
able, washable and
cool. Broken . &c
sizes. Friday -. oCA
BOYS K H A X |
RUNNING PANTS, with
belt loops. Side and hip
pockets. Sizes 8 OK
to l6. Friday. CCC
BOYS 79c SPORT
BLOUSES, with sport col
lar and short sleeves.
Madras and percale, in
plain colors and stripes.
White, tan and
blue. Sizes Z to EEr
Is. Friday. -. CCS
BOYS S3.95 SWEAT-
ERS, the sport pull-over
style, in array of good col
ors. Fine qualify wool
and worsted.
81. Friday. IZ.Z5
BOYS PAJAMAS,
one and two piece style,
in pink, blue, tanS laven-
der and white; finished
with pearl buttons and
'Rayon frogs. Sizes a to IA
in one-piece and
4 to ls in two SIC
piece ......... Wv
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Toilet Needs

sl.00 Creme lie Mon, soc.
$3.50 Peter Pan Face Powder,
Sl.39.
soc Wrisley's Bath Crystals,
45c.
SOC Ell Bee Depilatory, 55c.
Csc Vantine's Bath Salts, asst.
odors, 29c.
Csc Williams Shaving Cream,
stick or powder, 29c.
S1.50 Luxor Bouquet Perfume,
ounce, SIPS.
Hospital Absorbent Cotton.
Pound, soc.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Skirts, $3.50

Suspender Skirts, in baronet
satin, and plain or stripe flannel,
braid bound and button trimmed.
Pleated or wrap-around skirts of
repp or flannel in plaids, stripes
and plain colors. Black, blue,
tan, brown and navy.
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Porch
Furniture

Sl.49 NJ A PL E PORCH
CHAIRS, with dou. Ct 90
bic woven cane seat > / .UU
$3.50 FOUR PASSENGER
H A R d W OOD c. ~
LAWN SWING. O/./ 10
$500 OLD HICKORY PORCH
ROCkERS, strong
and, and m TO r tably 81 30
built ........... ~ TsO1
$3.50 OLD HICKORY FOUR.
FOOT SETTEE, roomy and we'll
built on pleasing CO ~
lines ............ DO. 40
$3.50 COUCH HAMMOCK.
with tufted mattress and deep
W i d shield.
these hot nights. Sl 10
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Bedwear

Slx9O-IN. COLORED GRIN.
KILLED. BED SET, scalloped cut
out corner style, with separate
bolster cover. Exquisite shades
of rose, blue and d , 90
gold. The set. -. 1000
SIMMONS LAYER FELT
MATTRESS. Widths, 8 #. 8 in.
3 ft. 6 in, 4 #. and 4 ft. E in.
Weight, so lbs. Real comfort i'm
these good quality mattresses,
covered with nicely patterned
5;op;,. good grade Ts.s art !S11 .SS
72x90-IN. PATCHWORK BED
SETS. Only a few of these sets
left in blue, pink and hello.
throPe. Because they are slightly
soiled they have
be been en- reduced from S5 90
SOU 10. wv Wv
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Infants Dept.

(55D LITTLE BOYS SUITS,
of white poplin with collars in
colors, or ali white. Sizes 2, 3,
s,.so' :; We're Fsidsr s,.'' to S1.5O
t51) CHILDREN'S CREEP
ERS, of colored peplin. broken
sizes l to 8; Were CT E0
sI.95 to s3.95. Friday y / sCO
TWO-PIECE PAJAMAS, pink
or blue. trimmed with white
frogs: sizes 4 10 IA.
Trfdsx Ef5s sl-'o and sl-''' SOC
CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS.
many shapes and colors; ribbon
trimmed. We're sl.95 OE.
to $3.50. Friday. -. voc
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
July Clearance Sales Provide Even Greater
FRIDAY OPPoRTuN AT GANSBuRGM @BRo
Underwear

CHILDREN'S ETIC
UNION S U T s. 81 90
broken sizes. 4 for ~ i wv
wOMEN'S ATHLETIC UNION
srs SUITS assorted col soc
wOMEN'S KNIT UNION
SUITS, tight knee, bod
j ''' .ai9, 's1. ...',...'.''' Sizes 5 and soc
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Flatwear

SILVER.PLATED FLATWARE
tea spoons, table spoons. soup
spoons, ice tea spoons, dinner
knives, dinner forks, salad forks,
sugar shells, butter t.
knives, choice. ..... lOS
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Candy

ICED FIG AND RASPBERRY
SQUARES-delightful o.
Pound ASA
SEASHORE BUCKETS. fIIed
r;.i " i j., h c n dy lOC
hlsefs
JERSEY CREAM CARAMELS.
A Assorte d fiavors. 2Oc
Pound ..... OSS
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
At Home
Dresses

200 WOMEN'S DRESSES. of
plain and striped linen and plain
and striped broad
s1s cloth, .d1s, Assorted sizes S3 OK
anu COlOES. wv ~
WOMEN'S WHITE CHECKED
BUNGALOW APRONS, in Fruit
s.,ar,ed Of .hs d9Gm .;ns. weave. Sl.5O
WHITE WAIST APRONS,
band style. Slightly 40
soiled from handling. OS(
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Girls Camp
TOgS. $3.50

GIRLS PLAY SUITS
of Khaki and Blue JOY
land cloth. knickers and
blouse, S1.89.
MILDLY SUITS with
boomers, made of an ex-
ira fine grade of khaki.
Sizes 6 to IA. SI.89.
TWO-PIECE BUTTON
ON SUITS, of fine khaki.
with boomers. W ell
IN a de and reinforced.
Sizes 6 to IA. S1.89.
KHAKI TW0-PIECE.
SUITS, button-On style
with knickers. With tie
band and pocket. 6 to IA.
Friday, S1.89.
BL UE JOYLAND
c l. o t III BUTTON-ON
SUITS, with boomers.
Well made and full cut.
Sizes 6 to IA. Special,
S1.89.
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
JewelrV

AN ODD LOT OF MUCH
HIGHER PRICED JEWELRY.
including bracelets, earrings. bar
pins. combs, lingerie clasps,
beads, tie clasps, brooch pins.
boys watch chains, pencils.
ornaments. For Friday 1E
only ...... lOC
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Join Us at Our Picnic
Saturday

We cordially invite the public join
annual picnic Saturday at Glen Echo Park
Evening star., 1925-07-09

| Rugs,
| Curtains,
Furniture
7 9x12 S E A NJ LESS
BRU Sells RUGS
heavy, close weave; large
variety of designs. Regu-
/ a r | y
s27.0 COZ 0O
Friday -. 0Ll. .UU
27x54-IN. SCATTER
RUGS-fiber, grass, wool
and-fiber. Regularly S2.25
do Ssy ss.''. FIJI, Sl.25
3x6-FT. DUROLEUM
FELT B Sc RUGS
good assortment of pat
terms and colors. Only
800 of these S1.50
rugs. Friday, o.
each ..... C1\
6x9-FT. S U NJ MER
RUGS-grass, fiber, wool
and fiber. Regularly SS.95
to $3.50. Fri C. 00
day .... posOO
r U F F L E ID CUR
TAINS-made of scrim
with neatly hemstitched
hem. Were s1.00. E0r
Frilay, pair. CS(
WATER C COLOR r
OPAQUE SHADES. 3x6-
ft. cut. Medium and dark
green. white and Ezr
tan. Friday. each y ~
| C r E T o n n E-a
variety of attractive de-
signs and colors. Were
| dsy. dss TO sarS sSf' Fiji 23C
r E M n A n I S OF
VOILES, NETS, MAR
| QUISETTES, also Edg-
ings and Fringes.
Friday, yard ...... DC
4
REED ROCKERS
| AND CHAIRS-full round
reed; ideal for Summer
homes and pore he s.
Spring bottom, upholstered
II cr e.
tGVns; Sas. eaen. rf'- S14.05
FIFTH FLOOR. LANsBURGH
o. BRO.
Evening star., 1925-07-09
Underwear

Underwear
$50 RAYON SILK STEP-INS,
Vests and Envelope Chemises,
of cross bar check, real filet lace
trimming. Originally marked at
1896 and s4.95, CT 20
now ........... , L .CS
$50 PIECES ODDS AND
ENDS of muslin under 2Oc
garments. Clearance +. OSS
100 SILK COSTUME SLIPS.
Tub silk, gray and
brown, Were 1896, % Ok
now ........... ~As ~
100 STEP-INS, assorted colors,
of fine muslin. Tai
lored and lace trimmed kn~
styles. Were sl.00, now Wv
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-07-09

BANDETTES, BANDEAUX
and Longtime Brassieres. made
of broche figured materials.
In flesh only, sizes 80 %
to ~. Friday only. -. OSC
STREET FLOOR
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-21

Police are also inquiring II a
colored man was at liberty from
prison where he was serving
sentence for a similar attack some
years ago.
Miss Hewitt and Behrman, were
picked up by r. e. Fox, 1906 N.
Meridian St., and III. A. Haas, Y. M.
c. A, passing motorists, and taken
to the Behrman home.
Both Behrman and Miss Hewitt
said they were about to turn the car
around and drive to the city when
the man pointed revolver at them
and commanded they get out.
He searched them and then took
a jack from the tool box and beat
Behrman over the head and ordered
the couple to crawl through the
fence. He took canvas strip from
his pockets, tied their hands, and
gagged them. He attacked Miss
Hewitt and took 1925 from Behr-
mans pocket. Miss Hewitt worked
her hands loose and united Behrman.
They found the gasoline tank OF the
auto drained, and started to walk.
Police say THIS is the second SINH
lar attack in the neighborhood, the
first one being that of a man and
wife, in the bedroom Of their home,
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Won HINDENBURG
'STUMPS' In u. S.
German War Lord Takes
Campaign to America.

Bg United Press
HANOVER. Germany, April I'll
Germany's election campaign is be
ing sought on foreign SOIL chiefly in
America.
The Republican bloc first raised
the cry that Wall Street and the re
mainder of the United States were
fearful of the consequences of the
election Of Hindenburg. The en-
pire bloc. backing the field marshal
thereupon carried the battle to
America
This explains the flood of inter
views, issued within the past twenty
four hours, despite assurances of
Hindenburg' satellites that 1t was
impossible to Interview him, The
Interviews for the most part were
prepared by the n1ilitarily organized
staff at the empire bloc's headquar.
ters.
Hindenburg's interview drive
against America is designed to con-
vince the United States his candi-
dacy does not mean a drive to re-
store a monarchy. He also wants
to show he can stand on his own
feet and that he stands for law and
order. The fact that Americas at
titude toward Hindenburgs candi-
dacy has become the main issue in
the campaign explains the opening
flood of foreign statements.
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used as a sub-political headquarters
and George v. Coffin was then
county chairman, and they had that
building equipped with furniture.
and they had fourteen or fifteen Ste
nographers working day and night,
and this man Stephenson was the
dominating and controlling influence
in Marion County Republican poll
tics in the last election.
During the last session Of the
Legislature Stephenson paraded the
halls of our capitol. carrying in his
pocket what he said was the con-
trolling influence in Indiana's great
est legislative body.
What a great disaster, what a
disgrace to the Republican party it
would be to have a man like that
dominating our primaries, our candi-
dates. our legislatures
why, my friends it is almost un-
believable. say that we have a
right TO take the mask from in front
OF the faces Of the men who ask
for our suffrage, who ask for the
responsibility Of leadership in our
party, and see what influences are
back of them, and what the char
acter and the nature Of those in
7luences are"