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New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
GLORIA SWANSON IN
 COAST .0F FOLLY
Film Star to Be Seen in Dual Role

Gloria Swanson has her first dual role in pictures in the Allan Dwan- Paramount production, "The Coas' of Folly" which comes 10 the Capl- tol theater for a r un of three days on Monday next,
 The main role is that of Joyce Galway. young and beautiful so- oiety girl, the leader ot the smart set in Ney York and Palm Beach.
 The other characteriHati n is oi Joyces mother. first as Nadine Gath way, the lovely wife who deserts q lonesome middle.aged nillonair, in search of romance, and in the latter part of the story as the coun- tess de Tauro, welded happily 10 Il French noblemHn, twenty years alter desert,ng her millionaire husband
 The Keith-Albec program shows five all star acts Headed by Marine and Martin, the two famous come dians of the last edition of the Greenwich Village Follics, who are now in vaudeville meeting with big success with their bits from the Follies.
 Another star offering is inc Picca' dilly Four, a quartet of clever come dians who arc just as funny as their harmony is good
 Van Horn and lncz will be the thriller Of the bill with their skat- Ing act in which they feature thH'' ,Wivel neck spin.
 Sampsell and Lconh,.rd are m, sl- cal comedy fayoritcs offering "Tht Woman Haters Club" a comedy sklI with many funny situations.
 Norma and Her Golden Violin E one of the most talked about acts in vaudeville today.
 On Sunday night two "NceIlen features will be presented. One vii offer the noted Harold Bell Wrigh story "When a Man'sya Man" anc the other an all star case in "ol the Threshold" On Thursday all ether biz Keith Alhee vaudeville blI will be featured with the Seven Gel Ieeians in q musical comedy sur prise: and Cole and Young and thCi Five Aces.
 The shows are continuous dal'",
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
Former Titled Koreans
 Now Have Menial Tasks

Seoul. Korea. Sept 96 H) --- The
 Korean nobility, with the eXcGp- ton of few propcrticd peers, is
 reported 10 he suffering from cx-
 tr"me poverty. Several of tho
 nobles, who were once wealthy, arc now working as cart pullcrs. and performing other menial tasks as tho only means of escaping starva- ton.
 At the time of tho annexation of Korea by Japan, about 60 of the leading Koreans were created peers and given property hy the l Japanese government. Most of them ran through this property
 rapidly, Recently 30 Of the i'm. povcrishcd Korean nohlcs sent 2
 petition 10 tho Japanese govern. 1 mont asking for financial assist. i anCc.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
West Haven Man May
 Live Despite Assault

Now Haven, Sept. o6 R>-Thc ron- dition Of Fred DrroSa, @. of West Haven, who was taken to Grace hos pltal carly yesterday morping after being found unconscious at the end or tn" DiNwell avenue car line. was reported as satisfactory last night and that he had a good chance for recovery.
 D"rosa claimed that he was at tackled hy three mon who evidentl, were not attempting robbery as thcy left slfo he had in his pockets when searched by police. Detectives last night reported no progress on the case.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
Boston Trolley Car
 Men Given Increase

Boston, Sept, ?G Rl-~An increase of three cents an hour over the pres ent basis wage rate of 6S cents an hour was granted to motormen and conductors of the Eastern Massachu. setts street railway in an arbitration award last night, Requests for other changes in wage rates and working conditions were denied.
 The arbitration repor; was written by Judge Thomas !. Ennght ot Lowell, neutral mcmhcr and char. man of the board agreed upon by the company and inc Amalgamutcd association Of Street ana Electric Railway cmpoyrs.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
Woman Declines to Be
 Political Candidate

Bridgeport, Conn srpt 26 R,-} Mrs, Florence D. Hogan, VI. af Alderman W.iham E. Hogan a.mo ctar sixth district ,n.o,s toe d's- lmctlon Of being psrhaps teo etst woman ever offered support of a district political orsahizA'loo fer ~ aldcrmanic nomination 10 thi, ci'y,
 When a committe, representing 'he sixth district Gsmoerstc asse- c!aiion called on Ald.rmae ll'san to ofrpr him suppori for the nsml tnutlou, he declined for p'rso- al reasons, Mrs. Hogan WAS nsbed II shc would acecp, the clrb'' cn
 dorscmcnt, She declined givih,; household duties as her reason.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
NOW AN ART COLLECTOR

New York. Sept. 2G Pl--Fre1- crick Brown. who came here from C-ochoslovakia as q pcnniloss im- migrant. and who rose to the posi- ton of prominent real estate opcr- ator and philanthropist today be- came known as an art collector when 1t was announced ho had paid moro than Sloo,0on for a Rem 1 brandt.
  Daniel Wohstor's eyes were de- scrihcd "as black as d"ath's."
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

The Stagers will open the season at the 5@nd street theater the week of Oct. 13 with a comedy by Patrick Koarncy called "A Mans Home" !" Dwight Frye will have the principal masculine role. The play is'a com cdy Of American life.
 "Thc Dybbuk" will hc produced hy inc NciEhhorhood playhouse un- iii late fall. oNing 10 tho demand for "Thc Grand Strcct' l'ollios."
 JacQuclin Surprise that's her real namc~-is to be instructed in parachute jumping hy Lieutenant Alyord j. Williams, who flew 3o2. miles an hour in trial flight last week. This Artists and Models beauty is to he taken up in Lieu tenant Williams plane. it is an bounced, and will do parachute ! drop.
 Vernon Sylvian, leading man IT i "Courtin~," now playing al tho d9tl street thoatcr has completed 2 i thrrn-act play of life in Africa. II i' called "Cankorcd."
 Rufus G.cATairo has engaged Mary | Nilburn for the leading rolo in hi! now musical show which goes into i rehearsal Monday.
 Edith Shayno has returned to th' east of "Oh, Mama," at tho Play house.
 Gloria Swanson has rocvcd tn
 IIdy critics.
 In hor latest picture. "Thc Coas of Folly" Gloria por'rays woma, of io-odd Cor cycn). The New Yorl
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
MARRIAGE WHIRL' PALACE FEATURE Corinne Griffith Plays Lead in Film Special

Corinne Griffiths new First Ma tional picture, "The Marriage Nhirl { which will soon be the attraction at the Palace thcater, is full of life and jazz.
 It moves quickly from nov; masquerade party to q dance Of the Sixty Club. showing the acme Of New .Yorl's night life, and from that to the all-uight restaurants of Paris.
 The Keith vaudeville. bill the frs' half of the week will feature Earle
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
New Galantry," at the Cort. ant ''Mrrry Merry" al the Vanderbilt,

''Mrrry Merry" al the Vanderbilt,
 Walter Hampdcn announced yes terday the complete cast for "lialn- lct," which he is to do at IIampdcn's thcatcr in october with Ethel Bar rymorc. Tho compauy includes Kenneth Hunter. Mary Hall, Albert Pruning. William $dutcr Ernest Rowan, Cecil Napp, F. J. Kelly. Max Montcr, Reynolds Evans. Mabel Moore, Lo Noi Opcri Plumpton Wilson and Edith Barrett The set lungs arc by Claude Bragdon. The cast for "I'irst Fiddle" open ing tho mddlc of October, will in cludc Isabelle Lowe. EchIin Gaycr, Harry McyStaycr. Eddie Garyic, Will i liam Richards. Margaret B'oodEood and William Kirkland.
 Marragrt Borough, last soon in Hell Bent for Heaven" will hay" ithe only feminine role in "The i Shecpnan.' 10 b" produced by | Boothc, Gleason & TruoX,
 After all. "GTay Fever" is ro ho tho title of tho Noel Coward play, which is 10 open at Maxine ElliottS , Tuesday evening, Ort. (.
 "Tho rool" q drama in three acts by Dorothy Quick, will soon b' placed in rehearsal by John Cort.
 Jay Brennan and Stanley Rogers lappearing in "Artists and Models
 at inc Winter Garden. will play on'
 act of "Romoo and Juliet" in mod
 crn clothes Wcdncsday. oct. I, at Io'cIock before an invited audience
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

Miss Cora Wilson Stewart, who started the moonlight schools in Kentucky lj years ago 10 educate the mountaineers, has received the 5000 annual award of Pictorial Re- view as the couutry's greatest wo- man bencfaCtor.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

Starting Monday tn" Capitol Vaudeville hcailincr will h" Marine and Martin. late of the Greenwich Village Folics who will give bits or ithcjr Follics stunts, The Picadilly Four. a comedy quartet arc on th" same bill as is Norma and her ny>- terjous golden violin Sampscll and 1 Leonharlt will offer musical comc- Idy miniature.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

The Seven Collrgians is big num- Der on the Capitols Thursday vaudeville bill. as is Cole and Young with their five dancing aces and special jazz orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

Lon Chancy in "Fh" Inholy Three" is one of h" big photo fra- lures booked for the Capital at an carly date.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

Broadway had three new plays Wednesday night. They were "Hu- man Naturc," at the Liberty; "Tho
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

So clcvcrly has Gloria swanson enacted dual role in "rhc GoaSt of Folly" which opens at the Capitol net week. that the Paramount com pany has offered $l000 10 any chari- ty if it can be proved that she dld not take both parts. She really did, but so well did sho do it that many think she used double.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

In addition 10 this. tho Lyceum is to change its policy of changing it's bill twice weekly. Thereafter. the pictures will be changed on Sunday, continuing through Tuesday and then changed on Wednesday,, show ing through Thursday The picture shown Friday will also he exhibited Saturday. Thus there will be three changes of feature pictures each week.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

Among the pictures booked at the I .yccum arc Ewes Lovcr,' starring Irene Rich. Bert l.ytelI and Willard Louis. Marriage" another feature will present Owen Moore and Con stance Bennett.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

The Palace thcater is making plans for Fall Carnival week within short time, when there will be fourteen big acts of vaudeville.
 Vaudeville at the Palace Monday includes Earl and Clifton, with dancing novelty, and Wills and Holmes, a comedy variety skit.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
STAGE AND SCREEN

The I.yccum is 10 start an innova- ton beginning with the week Of october . when inc policy will be n continuous show from two until ten o'clock. giving three showings of the features daily. There will be special music at each showing.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

Tomorrow night tn" Palace will show. in addition 10 "The Marriage Whirl," Fred Thompson in "That Devil Qucmado" George O'Bri"n in "The Fighting Heart is the Ialar" attraction Thursday. Coming fNa- lures include Milton Stills in "Fhc Knockout" and Tom Mix in "Thc Riders of the Purple Sage
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

"rho rool" drama in three acts hy Dorothy Quick, will soon be placed in rehearsal by John Cort.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

After all, "IIay Fever" is to he tho title of tn" Noel Coward play, which is 10 open at Maxine Elliott'S Tuesday evening, Ort. (,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

"rhc Dybhuk' will he produced hy inc Ncighhorhood playhouse un- ii late fall. oNing 10 tho demand for "Thc Grand StrCCt' l'olics."
Evening star., 1925-10-03
SOFTWOODS DEMAND
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
More Business During Week End
ing September 10 Than Period
of Last Year.

Demand for softwoods has shown
a marked Improvement in the last
week, with the total volume of bust
ness running we'll ahead of that for
the corresponding period last year,
says the American Lumberman.
Chicago. During the week ended
September 10, the principal soft
wood mills booked orders 10l per
cent and made shipments 1903 per
cent of actual production. Trading
was most active in the city areas
on account of the record building ac-
tiVity, but there was also an improved
demand from the Middle West, where
country yards are making small but
tangible additions to their holdings.
Farm consumption of lumber, how
ever, is still below expectations, but
as early estimates place the total
farm income for the crop year of
1925 at ten and Il half billion dollars,
producers feel certain that aggregate
Fail purchases will reach q satiSfac-
tory volume.
After two comparatively quiet
weeks. Southern pine again hit its
stride with the mills booking orders
10 per cent OF output, which was just
balanced by shipments. Average
bookings per mill reached a new high
total for the year as q result OF heavy
buying in the East and South. The
mills have good order files and, with
stocks in upperS low. find it difficult
To make prompt shipment. Prices are
steady.
In the West coast field. the larger
fir mills reported orders : per cent
ahead of the cut. Business with the
Atlantic coas. and Middle West raj
lied admirably from last week S
slump. while California trade and ex
port buying remained on an even
/ keel Stocks We're further depleted
10y heavy shipments. making it diff
cult for the mills to fill orders for ears
containing specified lengths. Some
items in upperS have Softened 81, but
in general the mills are getting
enough business TO maintain current
quotations.
Southern hardWoodS continue 10
! move in good volume. During the
! last week the automotive industry
! was more active in the market, and
| there was a good call for gum and
| oak from the furniture, millwork and
! flooring factories. Prices are firm.
with red gum advancing. Demand for
| Northern hardwoods is lighter than a
month ago. but birch is being taken
| in good quantities by the millwork.
Prices are firm.
Evening star., 1925-10-03
FREE LOT SCHEMES
HIT BY NEW LAW
Michigan Act Gives Wide
Power to Townships
on PIats.

A new Law completely revising the
State regulation OF plating land has
Just gone into effect in Michigan. The
law, giving wide power to township
boards TO disprove of plats until
streets have been grayeled OF cinder-
ed and until sidewalks have been con
structed. and giving these boards also
authority to reject plats IN which
residential lots of less than 40-foot
width are provided, is expected by
the Michigan Real Estate Association
TO be a strong provision for the dis
couragement OF free lot" schemes of
land sale, and real estate lotteries.
and IS planned to guard against the
sale of subdivision properties that
have no proper provision for public
utilities
The law gives the governing body
of the municipality having jurisdiction
over the territory plated definite
power to reject platS where improve
ments have not been made. and power
TO require bonds for the fulfillment
If promises to make projected i'm
lrovementS.
Lotteries Operated.
Real estate lotteries the National
Association of Real Estate Boards
points out. have been operated in a
number of States in a way just to
skirt the edge Of the law. The win
ner" of free lot is asked To pay a
more than substantial fee Ito cover
expenses incidental To transferring
the title. Then after the transfer is
made, the lucky new owner com
monty finds that his lot is so narrow
that if he is TO make any use of II
for building he must buy more land
adjoining t-at the developing" com
panys price. 1t is believed by the
Michigan association. which advo-
Gates the new law. that persons oper-
ating such schemes, when required to
comply with the 40-foot minimum,
will not 20 10 the expense of installing
the improvements required.
The new law provides the machi1-
cry for insuring that plating Of
regions within and without the limits
of any municipality shall conform TO
the general plan of the county within
which the municipality lies, if the
county has adopted a county plan.
and for insuring that the Subdivisions
plan Syncronizes with the general
State system of trunk line highways
and Federal aid roads, if the territory
being plated Is located So as to affect
and be affected by State highways.
County Plat Board.
The county plat board is TO consist
of the board Of county auditors where
there is such a board Where there
IS no board OF county auditors the
plat board is TO be made up of the
Judge of probate, the county clerk
and the county treasurer.
A proposed amendment To the State
constitution which would make possi.
BILE the further coordination of com.
munities and of community growth hv
authorizing the creation of metropoli.
tan districts will come before the
voters of Michigan at the November
election.
Authorization by legislat ation of some
method of proper control of the sub
division of areas outside the corporate
limits of cities was advocated in a
recent report made to the home build
ers and subdividers division of the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards by a committee of the di
vision appointed to investigate vari
Gus methods of such control now in
use in American cities.
Evening star., 1925-10-03

Gerry and confectionery without OBJ
tanning a permit from the zonig COM
missioner. The facts were not dis
puted. The case was the first In
volving the new ordinance to come
before the Criminal Court.
The new ordinance was passed
February . by the city council as an
emergency measure until perma-
nent ordinance could be drafted by
an experts committee. The use pro-
visions OF the old Zoning We're de-
clared unconstitutional by the Court
Of Appeals last January.
Evening star., 1925-10-03
Warns of Gas Poison.

Warning las been given by the Blu
reau of Mines that gas heaters for
domestic use must be regulated with
regard to the proportion of air and
gas used to avoid giving off of poi
sonous carbon monoXide fumes. Call.
Ing attention to numerous deaths and
asphyXiations that have occurred in
many cities due to carbon monoXide"
from gas heaters. the bureau gave
reasons for incomplete gas combus-
tion which might result in formation
of carbon monoXide gas.
Evening star., 1925-10-03
ZONING LAW UPHELD
BY BALTIMORE JUDGE
House Owner Fined $25 for Con-
verting Dwelling Into
Grocery Store

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. October 3.-In filming
Aaron Schnaper S25 and costs in
Criminal Court this week Judge
Henry Duffy upheld the new coming
ordinance as legal.
The indictment charged that
Schnaper had converted his dwelling
Evening star., 1925-10-03

French women, among the proml-
nent nationalities Of the world. are
the only ones who can neither vote
nor be elected to office.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-25
UN cALAMBRE .

Gambaro salio de su hogar
bien temprano con el prop6sito
&c tomar un bano de mar en- ia
playa del Parque. A las siete d.
la manana va hacia alg1n ITEM
po que disfrutaba de las delicias
del bano, cuando de momento sin
ito un fuerte calambre que lie i'm
pedia POGO a POGO el movimiento.
Gambaro estaba a alguna distan-
cia de la orilla Y al paralizarse
sus miembros por efecto del ca
lambre Sc fue fondo pesada-
mente, sin que sus esfuerzos So
brehumanos fueseu suficientes a
vclverle a la superficie.
Cuando fue sacado a la orilla
por las personas que acudieron
ya era demasiado tarde. Todos
los esfuerzos del primer momento-
Zen la esperanza de que aun es-
tuviese vivo-para salvarle la vi
Ia rcsultaron inutiles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-25
UN BANlSTA PERECIO
AVOCADO AVER JUN
TO AL HOSPITAL
PRESBlTERIAN0.
Sufri0 un accidente que
hizo inevitable la trage-
dia.-- Esfuerz0S in1tiIes
para SalvaTle.
A peSar de todO Sc ha
iniciado una inve S tig a.
gaci0n judicial para acIa-
rar los heChoS.

Muy a menudo ocurre una ira
gedia en- la Playa del Parque.
Cuando no son los terribles IT,
buroncs los que realizan una ha-
zaiia sangrienta, son los acciden-
ties fisicos o el impitu de la ma
rea, pero 10 cierto es que no trans
cure un mes sin que tengamos
que lamentar una desgracia mas.
Evidentemente el pIblico parecc
Que no quiere darse cuenta de 10
pcligroso que esta resultando un
bano en- ell mar y de ahi el que
Sc sigan sucediendo las tragedias
unas a otras con una frecuencia
yerdaderamente .alarmante.
A la larga lista de victimas te-
remos que aTladir el nombre de
Ramon Gambaro, de Santurce.
Guien Sc ahogo aver, como a las
siete de la manana y mientras sc
tanaba tranquilamente en- la pla-
va del Parque, iunto al Hospital
fresbiteriano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-25
ULTIMA HORA
Ell ATTORNEY GENERAL
NOS ASEGURA QUE AUN
NO HAY NADIA EN- DEFINl-
TWO ACERCA De LA PRO-
XlMA C0NvINACl0N
JUDICIAL

En- la tarde de aver fuimos vi
sitar al Hon. Chas. Butte, Attor-
ney General de Puerto Rico, para
conocer los detalles de la proxima
combination judicial que debera
nacerse principles del proximo
mes.
Ell Jefe del Departamento de Jus
ticia, con una amabilidad muy ma
tural en- su persona, nos manifesto
cue todavia no hay NADIA en- defnir
tiva en- 10 que respecta La combi-
nacion Judicial
mo tenemos NADIA resuelto en-
csc importante punto todavia, nos
dice stodavia no hay NADIA decidi-
do. Pero le estamos dando al aslln-
to toda la consideration y atenci6n
cue 81 merece
"El Gobernador Towner tiene
en- estudio todo 10 concerniente 8
la combination Judicial de que us
tedes han informado al pdbico.
Tan pronto haya algo SECURE, pue-
den ustedes tener la conviction abb
soluta de que procederemos 10
mejor de nuestrs habilidad =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-25
EL COMITE TERRIFIC
RIAL REPUBLICANO
NO EXTENDERA INvl-
TACION OFFICIAL A
LOS PUR0S
SOLO Sc LANzARA UN
MANIFESTO C0Nv0CAND0
PARA LA ASAMBLEA FU-
SI0NISTA A LOS DELEGA-
DOS De LA ASAMBLEA De
MAYAGUEz

Recientemente dimos cuenta
del ultimo acuerdo del Comits Te-
rritorial del Partido Republican,
Puertorriqueno, que envuelve una
invitaci6n cordial a los republi-
canos puros, para que retornen
al hogar e ingresen en- las filas
fusionistas, fernando parte del
nuevo partido que constituiran los
partidos de la mayoria.
A Ultima hora nos hennos en-
terado de que no Sc extendera in
vitacion Official alguna directa-
mente al Comite Territorial del
Partido Republican, Puro, por no
creerse necesario.
Solo Sc lanzara un manifesto,
autorizado por el ilustre Presi-
dente del partido, el Hon. jose
Tous Soto, convocando para la
asanlblea fusionista a los delega-
dos que asistieron a la historical
asamblea de la ciudad de Maya
giiez inyitando cordialmente a
todos los republicanos, sin excep-
clones de ningun genero, a que
cooperen decididamente al nuevo
mcvimiento fusionista que Sc ini-
cia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-25
INVESTIGATION.

La policia Sc persona inme-
diatamente Ell el sitio del suceso
y sc ordeno el levantamiento del
cadaver para ser conducido a su
hogar. POGO despues quien salio
feliz y satisfecho para tomar un
baho entraba al hogar muerto,
conducido en- hombros de sus ami
gos.
A pesar dc todo las autoridades
policiacas, cumpliendo con su de-
her. han ordenado una minuciosa
investigation para dejar los he
chos debidamente aclarados.
Decididamente Sc esta hacienda
peligroso bafarse en- el mar. !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-25
LOS TRABAJADORES De
la RED D. LINE Sc DE-
CLARAR0N EN- HUELGA
AVER P0R LA MANANA
Demandaban mayor sala-
rio alegandO que era dia
de fiesta La c0mpahia
rehus0 accedeT a la petit
cl0n d. los marin0sy eSt0S
abandOnar0n ell trabajo

Aun todos recordanos La ultima
Easlsa general de los trabajadores
ae los muelles. Quienes demandaban
mayor saiariO y quienes flnamente
, tras vaFias semanas de huelga
- ailanaEon ; reanudar los traba-
Jos a Eais Do ciovta promesa que
- hlciera ei gobernador Towner.
y cnanao reinaba mayor Tranquil
Adad y ereiamOs va que estabamos
hhFes de hnelgas por algan tempo.
he aqui cue Jos trabajadores del
mnelle do Ia Red ID" Line SO de-
elaran aver en- huelga. con la con-
signiente confusion y griteriO que
sismpre impera eT estos movimien-
tcs hnelgaFaos.