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Evening star., 1925-10-13
The Double Cross
By A. e. Thomas
A Mystery Story of Dramatic Power.
Continued from Yesterdays Star.)
Copyright lead 4 Co

Every well, then. propose this
we shall each go to her this very eve
ming, one at o'clock, and one at $50.
Each Of us shall ask her to marry
him and the loser shall take his medi.
cine as best he can. What do you
say"
Waterman took another turn upon
the rug. Then he thrust both hands
deep into his trousers pockets. and
thoughtfully jingled few coins there-
In. Somehow he seemed to gather
determination from the sound. At all
events, he turned again to Stanley and
observed, succinctly, TITS q bet"
Stanley breathed a sign Of relief.
Good" he said, "and whoever wins.
it's to make no difference whatever
in his relations with the other"
Waterman jingled the coins again.
Right" said he.
Fine" cried Stanley. his face light
ing UP. He put out his hand. Water
man took 1t.
And now" said Waterman. who
goes f1rst?"
We'll toss for it, Stanley decided.
suits me-" erlnned Waterman.
producing one of the jingly coins.
you call 1t or shall II"
You toss" directed Stanley, "Ill
CALI
Sudden death?
Sudden DEATH
fright. Here goes" He tossed the
coin.
Heads" cried Stanley, as It fell
upon Watermans palm. Stanley in
spected the coin briefly, then his face
fell a trifle. Tails 1t is." said he.
You win. All right. old boy. you go
first. But I know that you'll forgive
me if l don't wish you luck"
Waterman grinned. Under the
circumstances. yes" said he.
"All right" said Stanley briskly. II
know she's to be at home tonight, for
she told me So"
Waterman grinned again. Yes"
said he. so heard" and they grinned
together.
"Wen," said Stanley. that's that"
and made. for the wardrobe closet
whence he took his hat and stick.
Awful joke on u.s." he remarked, IF
she turned us both down."
Can happen" answered Waterman
philosophically.
Anyhow, III be damn glad to get
1t over"
Me too
"All right, then-you at and at
$50 enter. so far as you're concerned,
the william. OF course, II you've won
III know it the moment I come In,
and it won't be necessary for me TO
say anything but bless you my chill
dren. But best Of all it's going to be
square deal"
"Surest thing you KNOW
Till tonight, then, old man. Win
or lose it's all. right. and-good luck
to-one of u.s." and with that Stanley
smiled again and departed.
The remaining partner gazed refiec-
lively after him. Then he lighted
cigarette and sat down. He had
good deal to think about.
Evening star., 1925-10-13
HELP-MALE Continued.

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AN ATTRACTIVE
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AN ATTRACTIVE
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is now available for a sales
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Evening star., 1925-10-13

Continued in .Tomorrow's Star.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-07
-NUMEROSoS ASUNTOS RESUEL
TOS POR EL REFERIDO
ORGANISING

4
Con asfstencia de los Sres. Este
YES, Chard6n, Vargas Y Ferrer, ce-
lebr6 session Ia Comii0n de Hoga-
res Seguros,l a las tres de la tarde
i del jueves, 2 de abril, de 1925, re-
solviendo los siguientes asuntos.
Sc aprob6 el inferme de La Sub
Comisi0n en- las dos sesiones cele-
bradas los dfas u y 10 de mario,
pr6ximo pasado, que incluyen los
singuientes puntos:
La petici0n de traspaso del senior
Victor Torres, a favor del sefior
Cecflio Hernandez, por La casa No.
8 de La calle II, fue aprobada des-
pues de minuciosa investigation y
ZEN vista de la necesidad urgente,
por tratarse de enfernedad conta-
giosa del peticionario.
Asf mismo Sc aprob6 el. case de
traspaso del senior Bonifacio Soto,
favor del sefior Vicente Cortes,
por Ia casa No. 18 de La Gale 10,
funddndoSe en- ell NAL estado de
salud de la esposa- del peticionario,
! habiendose yerificado la investiga-
ci6n correspondence.
Sc resolvio fayorablemente el ca
so de La sefiora Pillar Dfaz, nece-
di6ndose la elimination en- ell con-
trato del nombre de su ex-esposo
Pablo Cancel en- vista de Ia certt-
ficaci6n de divorcio presentada.
Deneg6se la solicitud del sefior
lToribio Il. Segarra por tratarse dc
un militar que no tiene residencia
fila.
Denegose la petici6n de Zen6n
Medina, Instructor Militar del Ash
10 de NiIos, por IN. solar en- la ba-
rriada obrera, de acuerdo con la
opinion del Hon. Attorney General.
Fu6 acuerdo que sc comunique,
por la Oficina del Barrio Obrero,
a las personas que han obtenido
solares Y cuyos plazos han venci-
do sin haber dado principle a la
construction de sus casas, que Sc
les concede el t6rmino de ounce
dlas. para dar comienzo a dichas
obras Y, 81 no 10 hicieren despues
de yencido este ultimo plazo, sus
I.contratos quedaran eancelados in
mediatamente.
COnceder los solares, para fahrica
.ci6n de concrete, que solicitan Cam
dida S. de Fernandez Calle5o, Jo-
sefa Bigles y Manuel Texidor.
Sc tom6 en consideration los in
ftormes rendidos por el senor Vic
,or f. Laugier. Agrimensor de la
lComisi6n, relacionando las investi-
saciones habidas en- los siguientes
casos:
GRANJAS DE VEGA. BAJA -
Solicitud del arrendatario Luis Ro-
drfguez, pidiendo Sc lie autorice se-
guir con el arrendamiento de la
granja No. 18, ofreciendo pagar 10
que haya pendiente, viFir con su
.familia en- la casa que ha fabri-
cado Y continuar el cultivo, de acuer
do con las reglas de la Comisi6n,
10 que eS aprobado por unanimidad.
Sc accedi6 la soficitud del Sc
nor Pedro Mater, arrendatario de
la granja No. &C, concediendole
permiso para vivir fuera de dicha
granja por un aho, dejandola al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-07
IntereSanteS detaIIeS de Ia Ultima reu-
Mon de Ia Com. de HOgares SegurOs

cuidado de su padre que es arren-
datario de otra parceIa colindan-
te.
Sc accedi6 a Ia recommendation
del Agrimensor para conceder
las ancianas Martina Melendez =
Sandalia Sanchez, que ocupan una
parte de Ia parcela de Basilio To-
rres, para que Sc practique una
nueya subdivision de la referida
grania, segregando una cuerda pa
ra que la ocupen, por mitad, dichas
aneianas, con sus Yiviendas, sin CO.
brarles arrendamiento alguno,. en-
atenci0n q su estado de pobreza.
Sc accedio la solicitud del Sc
for Jacinto Otero, concediendole
de nuevo el arrendamiento de la
gran 118.
GRANJAS DE UTUADO LA
Comisi6n Sc enter6 de la vista de
Investigation que hiciera el senior
Laugier las granjas de Santa
Rosa" y "Caguana", asf como del
asunto de la construction de Ia ca
sa-escuela, para cuya construction
sc encontraban dificultades, habien-
dose cancelado el cOntrato del Sc
for Rabelo, por falta de cumpli
miento, y despues de alguna discu-
sion, Sc acordo autorizar al Pre-
sidente. senior Esteves, para que
aumentara en- $500 el presupuesto
de La de MADEIRA. y celebrara una
eontrata para la construction de la
Inisrna, de MADEIRA y zocos de hor-
mig6n. por una Suma alzada
GRANJAs DE CAYEY, GuAYA-
MA Y PATILLAS.-Se aprobaron
las solicitudes de las personals que
solicitaron parcelas de terreno en-
dichas municipalidades, quedando
pendieutes las de aquellas granjas
que no tienen aGn superficie deter
minada, para asignarlas tan pronto
sean calculadas por La Division de
Terrenos P1blicos.
Dada cuenta a la Comisi0n con
los memorandums del sefior Guas,
Inspector de Granjas Agrfcolas, asf
como del sefor Laugier, como re-
(Continda en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-07

Office of the Collector of Gus
toms, San Juan, Porto Rico,
April a, 1925. Notice is here
by given that will sell at
Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Gus
toms Warehouse, Pier No. 6,
San Juan, Porto Rico, at 10
o'clock a. m. on Friday, April
"a, 1925, de following:
89 bundles cast iron stoves.
672 bundles cast iron anafes.
The Collector reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
HAYDEN /. MOORE, B
Collector.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-07

Tambien Sc han hecho arreglos
para suplir Smallwood Brothers
con los equipos para las gomas
Balloon Ford de manera que cuaL
cuier dueho de caro- Ford que 10
desee puede cambiar estas por las
gomas de alta preston. Los sehores
smallwood Brothers, distribuidores
de- carros Ford en- Puerta de Tie
ira tienen estos carros listos para
entrega.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-07
SmaIIwOOd Brothers Ofrecen
los UItimos MOdeIOs de Autos
Ford EquipadOs con "GOmas
Balloon FOrd'' Para Entres
gas Inrnediatas.

Probablemente La noticia mas i'm
portarte en- los cfrculos automovi-
istas sea que Sc supltran en- 10 su-
cestvo gomas Balloons como for
mando parte del eQuipo de cual-
quier modelo de caro- Ford.
Este es probablemente Ell mayor
cumplido que ha sido prestado a
las gomas Balloon desde que Sc in
trodujeron estas en- Ell mercado, y
debe equivaIer a darle un verdade-
70 impetus su popularidad Gre
|ciente.
La Ford Motor Company hace
Inucho tempo que venia interesada
en- las gonlas balloon y ha estadol
hacienda experimentos con elias por
algtn tempo. Su decision de usar
balloons ha venido como consecuen-
cia de las pruebas severas a que
han sometido Las balloons, undo a
los buenos resnltados obtenidos por
los compradores individuales, 10
cual ha probado dc un modo con-
c1usivo que esta gonna balloon es
altamente practica tambien para
Los carros Ford.
Para compensar La mayor resis-
tencia para voltear que ofrece La
balloon al guia, un guia especial
con una reduction mayor sera ms
talado en- todos los carros dne Ile-
ven las gonas balloon.
Las balloons para los nuevos ca
rios Ford seran de tama6o stan
6ard 29 x 4.40 con lados rectoa Y
montadas sobre ruedas de MADEIRA.
Este nuevo eQuipo puede obtenerse
a un precio comparativamente ba-
jo de $50 en- Puerto Rico para Ell
nuevo comprador de carros Ford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
ANOTHER ROMANCE
GONE TO THE DOGS

HOLLYWOOD. oct. - Another
Hollywood romance went on the
rocks today when Anna Q. Nilsson
filed suit Tor divorce from her shoe
manufacturer husband. John NJ.
Cunneraon. Miss Nilsson seeks tho
divorce on the grounds OF non
support and cruel and inhuman
treatment
The couple were married Fobru-
airy 10. ig2a. and seycrated March
10. last a legal separation win aat-
lsfy the actress. the document states,
and no mention Of allmouy Is made,
nor Ia any community property set
forth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

We always take home some OF
Boldrs Coffee Cake.-Adyertise.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Mary and Doug
May CO-Star in
Future Releases
''Happiest Married"
Screen Couple Plan
New Series

Mary Pickford and Douglas Fair
ranks may co-star IN series of pic.
lures following their 1925 releases.
Miss Plekford made this statement
his week ln discussing her plans for
he future. ahe expects 20 follow her
present production. "scups." with a
ihlrd picture. the first picture Of the
year having been Little Annie
Rooney" which IL now In succcbsful
rnns Ia many cities.
So the on repeated rumor that
The two stars viii combine their
efforts may come true al last
Miss Piekford has not set decided
upon her next story. bat IL consider
Ing several.
Ia the meantime she 10 working In
mud and oozS on the swamp az her
studio completing the chase scenes
10 Scraps" In which she pilots a
hand OF youngsters 10 safety thru
the bog.
Miss Plclford. who weighs under a
hundred pounds, has worked Tor
hours in deep mud. with a 3o-p0und
baby strapped 20 her back and carry
lug the other children. ranging IN
weight from 60 10 50 pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
NEW PROCESS BRINGS
OUT TRUE COLOR VALUES

For tho first time in tho history
o. tho Paramount studios. an entire
production has been made with the
use OF panchromatic film.
Pauchromhtic stock, according 20
motion picture photographers, brings
out the true color values of the
characters. Ordinary motion picture
film does not do this. on most film.
blue eyes register gray and dark
brown hair registers black
Panchromatic stock was used
lhruout the production Of THE
Grand Duchess" which Malcolm 81.
Clair IL directing,
THE result Of the use OF panchro.
matte film have surpassed our great
est hopes" says Mr. ST. Clair 1T
has not only brought out the true
colors Of the subjects and the sets
photographed. but u Inns also picked
up every detail that ordinary film
would not have registered.
Featured players in the Grand
Duchess" arc Adolphc Menjou. Flor
euoe Vldor. Lawrence Grant and
Andre DE Dernnger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
FROM BALLOON TR0W
TO SWORDS AND PLUMES

It's long jump from the balloon.
type trousers. short vests and straw
hats OF tho modern day 20 swash.
buekllng boots. swords. tunics and
plumed hats in vogue 300 years ago
So William Boyd. who wears tho cos,
tune OF a medieval Beau nrummcl
In The Road 20 Yesterday, spent
several weeks getting used TO his
odd outfit By wearing Il daily before
shooting began under the personal
direction OF Cecil b DoMillc.
Atho u felt queer 70 be packing
a sword AZ first. BOYD declares he
feels riRht IT home In hs medieval
ilnery now. This Road TO Ycster.
day." an old stage success. adapted
hy Jeanne Macpherson and Rsulah
Mario Dix. finds Joseph schlldkrnut
and Vera Reynolds in other featured
roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
COLISEUM CONCERT

Compositions OF French authors
prevail on the program 20 be OF.
Tered at the Coliseum Sunday one.
hour concert 20 be played tomorrow
afternoon. beginning at 1890 o'clock.
by the Coliseum Concert orchestra
under the leadership Of s. X. Wine.
scnt. saens. Beaucaire aud suppe
YS~ be represented with ballet
"Ascanio." The Perfect kiss ana
overture die schoue Gayathea.~ 10.
pectiveIy. Other tuneful selections
are included in the complete pro
gram. which is announced as fol.
lows.
Overture. Die schone Gaiathea"
-.-.s.-.-.. .,-+.............S upps
Ballet, "AscaniO" saint. saen,
Soloist. 10 be selected
Two request numbers:
va Inc Aii ....s.........J Jensen
CO. The Perfect kiss. Bsaucaire
"A Day In France arranged by
X. wincland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Colleen Moore
Heads Battle
Us. "Ftappers''
c a m p fire Girls
Choose Screen Star
to Start Battle

Colleen Moore. long known On the
screen as the perfect flapper" hns
been invited by officers OF tho Camp.
fire Girls 20 lead a nationwide cam
paign against tho use OF tho 'orm
"flapper" From Hollywood she wired
her Willingness TO national hcadquar
tcrs In New York today 20 take com,
mand o. the army OF modern girls IN
this latest OF feminine wars. Mis-
Moore'a active participation was won
thru a telegram signed by Mrs, oliver
Hartman. president OF tho Campfire
Girls. Inc. Lester =. Scott. national
executive. and Edlth Kempthorne,
national field secretary. The tole-
gram follows
The modern girl Is unjustly desig
mated flappcr, Can't you do some
thing 20 stop tho use OF the word
flapperg Would you lead a nation.
wide crusade OF Campfire Girls o.
stamp out tho use OF the odlous
wordi As a substitute we offer tho
name Modcrns instead Of t1appers.
There aro i6o. 900 girl members IN
our organization. thru which more
than 100000 young women have
passed 10 date. and we know that the
term flapper does them an injustice
Tho common Interpretation % the
word flapper Is taken TO mean a per
son OF light. frivolous. vain and
empty. headed character The wori
modern. however. can In uowiso be
considered undignified and unjust II
stands for the up,to.datc girl--the girl
OF progress, ambition and common
sense
"Wc feel il j. time 20 protest
against this Silly designation that has
been applied TO virtually all young
American women Of today. regardless
Of their true character. VIII you
help gH7''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

HDED HOT TIRES" the Warner
~ Bros. picture that comes 20
the Blue Mouse Saturday. Is haid 20
have been pillng up smileage rec
ords wherever shown this season.
Monte Blue Is the star and in
this picture he returns 70 comedy,
fresh from his melodramatlc triumph
In THE Limited Mail" Featured
with him rs Patsy Ruth Miller. who
Is reported 10 have achieved such a
hit as n comedlenne that her past
successes in more sombre forms Of
entertainment have been eclipsed.
They appear as a young man,
who. 90 result Of an automobile
accident. has developed n fear OF
motors that turns him into a ner-
youH wreck, and as a girl who runs
crazy on speed. At the wheel OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

Harold Lloyd is known as Harold
Lamb. Hes a "Gmndma's Boy
type Of youth going TO college with
the lofty ambition Of wanting to be
popular. He Graves tho reputation
Of being a good sport and a regular
fellow.
IT'S n natural and human desire.
but one that gets scant sympathy
from his callous fclluw.stulonta.
who raEE and jazz him until he's
dizzy and daEed with attention. He
thinks It's popularity but one day.
when his cup seems trimming over
with happiness. for Peggy has Just
told him that she loves him. he
learns that he's only the college
boob.
Jobyna Halston heads tho sup.
porting east. which includes Brooks
Benedict. Hazel Kecncr. James An.
derson. Pat Harmon and Joe
Harrington,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

Father IS ono OF tremendous sweep
and has FOR its basic theme the ter.
rife batue OF tho ranchmcn on tho
Mexican border against a band Of
hmugglers.
To regain herd Of horses stolen
from him by the band. Warner Bax-
ter swoops down upon the rustiers'
headquarters and single handed
works the animals into stampede
80 they win charge out OF their On.
closure.
Featured players n "a Son Of His
Rather are Bessie Love. Warner
haSter and Raymond Hat,on. other
players prominent In tho picture in.
eludo Walter McGmil. James Farley
valentino Zembina. Cart stockdsls
Buy Eugene and Charles Stevens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
TIE GOLDEN IorRNEln

The Golden Journey win be the
name for Paramouut's version OF
James Elroy F1ecker's stage spec.
tacle. "Insson." now being made
under the direction OF RSoul Walsh.
in Hollywood
The story OF 1.-THE Golden Jour.
ney." which comes as Il sort OF FOL.
iow-up OF The wandsrer." is the
tale OF the Arabian Nights. with as
locale conferred around mythical
Bakaad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

HAROLD LLOYD. whose last fca.
IL ture comedy was the bubbling
Hot Water OF nearly a year ago.
offers The Freshman" as his new.
st and AZ tho same time his last
picture under his contract with
hathe. tho company under whose
tanner he starred.
The Freshman" will remain Tor a
bird week at tho Liberty. In Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

nmECTING a stampede Of 100
II horses IN ono scene was tho ac-
compllshment achieved by Victor
Fleming while on location IN South
cra Arizona directing Harold Bell
wrlEhrs "a Son ot His Father" 20
be shown at tho Strand next week
The story Of - Son Of Ills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

her car she is a flash on the high
way. she burns I'D tho road. Shs
also sets fire 10 the young mans
heart. and II is thru this flame that
he has 10 conquer his tlmldity.
The story By Gregory Rogers. was
adapted 10 the screen By Z. T. Love.
Jr., and the production was directed
by Erie c. Kentoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

Richard washburn Child, former
American ambassador 20 Italy, is
the author Of Johnny Hines new
picture. 'The Live Wire" The story
was published under the title OF
THE Game OF Light"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02

An tub
price yardf
COMET
h
rworkan Just hundred of Hdw for will
elowerno stocks raderno mater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
Brundage O. KS Decision.

The American Federation of Labor
I'll soon begin a vigorous campaign
e. bring women workers into trade
Unions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17

OF the more than a million mem
bers of the Y. w. G. A. in the world,
about eoo,000 are In the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
GRADUATION DATES
FOR M|DYEAR SET
To Be Held Between January
Is and 80. School Board
Decides.

Dates Tor The lnidyear srauuations
IN the high and junior high schools,
all of which are to be held between
January 26 and January 80, were ap-
proved yesterday afternoon at the
meeting Of the Board of Education
Estimates Of the number of graduates
have not yet been forwarded to Asst.
Supt. Stephen z. Kramer. There will
be no midyear graduation at the Miner
Normal nor at the Powell Junior High.
The schedule follows:
Wilson Normal-January so, pm,
Wilson Normal School Auditorium.
Business-Two-year January %, 10
am. Business High School Audito-
rum; four-year, January 29, PM,
Business High School Auditorium.
Central-January 29, s pm, Central
High School Auditorium.
Eastern-Two-year January %, S
pm. Eastern High School Auditorium;
four-year, January %, pm, Eastern
High School Auditorium.
Mckinley Technical-January 81, s
pm, Eastern High School Auditorium.
Western-January 90, II am, West
ern High School Auditorium.
rmstrong-January %, s pm,
Armstrong High School Auditorium.
Dunbar-January 26, s pm, Dun
bar High School Auditorium.
Columbia Junior-January %,
pm, Columbia Junior High School
Auditorium.
Hine Junior-January IS, . pm,
Hine Junior High School Auditorium.
Jefferson Junior-January %, pm.
Jefferson Junior High School Audito-
rum.
Langley Junior-January 90. 1870
pm, Eastern High School Audito-
rum.
Macfarland Junior-January %,
100 pm, Park Theater.
Randall Junior-January 90, 1890
am, Zion Baptist Church.
Shaw Junior-January %, II am,
Shaw Junior High School Audito-
rum.