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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-01-10
JANUARY 10, 1925
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Bethel OF
Patagonia, visited Nogales Tues.
day.
Warren II. Kraft, of San Fran.
cisco. is a guest at the Bowman
hotel.
Dr.. A. w. Hardtmayer of Pata
Qonia, visited the county seat
Wednesday.
Jesse Gatlin of Patagonia, was
a county seat visitor Tuesday
| q few hours.
Judge George Coughlin of Pa.
tagonia, was a county seat visi.
tor Wednesday.
Superior Judge Gerald Jones
of Pima county, occupied Judge
| M. Marsteller's bench Monday.
Robert Keaton, champion truck
grower of the San Rafael valley,
was a county seat visitor Wed.
day.
B. F. Magee of Cananea, So.
nora, is a visitor in the city be
ing registered at the Bowman
hotel.
Jimmie Douglas, Bisbee min.
ing man, was a Nogales business
visitor Wednesday and Thursday
| of this week.
| G. J. Harris, district director
of the U. S. immigration service,
stationed at Ell Paso, visited No.
gales this week on official bust
ness.
Cecil Simpson, factory repre-
sentative for the Chevrolet cars,
With headquarters in Los An
geles, was Nogales visitor this
week.
I O. K. Franklin, we'll known
Nogales mining man, was visi.
tor in the city a couple of days
this week from his producing
mines in Sonora.
| P. B. Head, representing the
Park Davis Drug Company of
Kansas City, has been a border
city visitor this week. He was
a guest at the Evans hotel. {.
Joaquin Legarra has sold his
mercantile business in Topic,
| Mexico, and returned to this city
where he formerly conducted
| The Famous clothing store.
State Senator Leslie G. Hardy
and State Representative G. c..
Crenshaw will leave today for
Phoenix to be on hand when the
state legislature convenes next
Monday.
H. R. Sisk, publisher OF the
Nogales Herald, accompanied by
his small daughter, Marjorie de
; parted Wednesday for Los An.
geles, where Sisk has gone on
business.
Major Sam Rotge, Red Cross
field director, sustained broken
leg and other injuries yesterday
when his automobile turned over
at a point on the Nogales-Fort
Huachuca road.
Shad Bayer, distributor for
Packard automobiles, with head
quarters in Tucson, was bust.
ness visitor here Wednesday.
B. Taylor Wilkey is local agent
for Packard motors.
A. J. Wallmark, manager of
the Alamos Silver Mining Com
pany, has returned to his com
pany's mines near Alamos, So.
nora, Mexico, after a short visit
with his wife in Tucson.
A party of five young farmers
from Kansas were in Nogales
Thursday on their way to Her
mosillo, Sonora. They are pros.
pective buyers of Sonora land,
and are travelling by automobile.
Charles E. Wiswall, manager
of the Greene Cananea Cattle
Company, visited Nogales this
week from Cananea. From here
be went to his company's great
ranch in the beautiful San Ra.
fael valley, this county.
Ebert r. Thurman, who was
Former County Attorney w. A.
O'Connor's deputy, has been ap.
pointed deputy county attorney
by County Attorney James V.
Robins, and has given up his
Offices in the Nogales National
| Do l. h,ill;n~
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

Rose of the World" which opens tomorrow night at the Iyccum with Patsy Ruth Miller as the heroine and Alan Forrest as the leading man. Then there is the cX- tra feature, in fact, q double foa- turc in ono, "The Calgary Stam- pcdc," with lIoot Gibson, This pie
 lure was in part filmed at the great Canadian rodco and 20n,00O spectators, not knowing it, were
 filmed as part of inc production,
 The LyCoum management also nn- nounCcs for tho last half of next week one of thc seasons most sought after pictures, "HoEan's AL loy." with Monte Blue, Patsy Ruth
 Miller Louiso FaZ"ndl and Willard
 Louis. This is q picture of New York, its sidewalks. its prize rings, it's drama. Also, in this picture up. pear four great champions -- Jcf- fries, Ryan, Lewis and Ad Woleast.
 "Roso Of tho World" is from thc HpNEl ny NlIIlt'u 4NtII'N' LII tilIN picture "Roso of the World" is Rose Kirby, q beautiful girl whose parents are poor and whose lover jits her 10 marry a woman of his own social caste. In piqnc, she marrics q man she does not love. i How eventual happiness is found for the pair who should have been
 truly mated is worked out in dra-
 matic fashion. Resides Miss Miller in this cast are Alan Forrest Pauline Garon. Rorkliffe Fcllowcs i Barbara Luddy and Alec Frances
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
City Items

Tune in on station MOZART cigars for his Xmas and enjoy per feet rccption,--adW.
 Pierce W, Cobb and Miss Ruth V Bassctt, both of n Connecticut avenuc, have been granted a mar riage license.
 Home cooked lunches ot CroweIrs, --a1lt.
 Three cases of scarlet fever and two cases of dph'hcria are now lmdor health department quaran- tine.
 Keep his friendship with Muller's Mozart cigars for Nmas.-adyt,
 A, x. Scripture has hcrn granted "a permit to build a singb. family dwelling on Ten Aclc road at a cost of &l5,ooo,
 Yjatrolas half price at Morans'-- talyt. MuUcra Mozart cigars can be had jQ-95 and 10 in q DoX,--ndNL Join Xmas Music Club at Morans', -adlt.
 Bcn Meade Sweets Durand's Chocolates. Open all day Sunday Brooks Drug co., d13 West Main s. --adyt.
 Dance tonight st. Jron's llall-- odvt.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Honeymoon Cruise
 At Parsons Next Week

liroadNayH mratcs, producer of muscai shoW2 and the man who staged the best edition Of the Ito- lies, Ned WHyhurn, Win offer q rare treat 10 lhcutregocrs Of this yicini- iy. For Christmas Week beginning next Moudoy evening with matinccs Christmas and Saturday. he will pre- sent at Parsons theatre, Hartford his new and spectacular musical comedy, Honeymoon Cruise" in 1i sumptuous scenes.
 The cast selected by Mr. Wuyburn is a brilliant ono and is headed by the talented Miss Nobody from Nowhere, others include Jack Shcehan, James Clcmons, Francis x. Donogan, Jack Keller Mildred Bil- lert, Wayne Nmn, Ruth Laird, Ray mond O'l}ricn Virginia lason Eileen Marcy, Mary IIoran Mwicl Malone and many others who are clever and talented footIight entertainers. An equally prominent and artistic foa- ture will Inc the 24 Dancing stars -- all trained ny Ned Wayburn anl graduates ot his dancing studios in New York The girls are young beauties Wl'h fresh voices ana they dance the several novelty numbers with rare terp8chorcan skill and | grace.
 Paul Schnl'er, noted conductor Of many Broadway successes will Wield the baton over the "Hon"y Moon' orchestra Whicch Mir. Waybun is sending with his company. With its gorgeous scenery, pretty and ani- mated girls, tuncfm music, be-
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
THE PAINTED LADY
 AT THE PALACE
George O'Brien and Dorothy
 MackaiIl in Feature Roles

The Painted Lady winning the plaudits Of capacity audiences all over the country opens mp tomor- row at the Palace for q three day run. Few photoplays have made as wide and great a popular appeal as this production from Larry Evans startling Saturday Evening Post story. If sets thiuking mon and wo- men thinking-and dreaming. It's the biggest moneys worth Of en- 'nrtainmcNt. IL has about clory' hing that an outstand screen success should have; rainbow romance; swift tragedy; rollicking humor; powerful heart interest; true to life dramatic action; live social problems of today - and a strong love story.
 The Painted Lady has n very clever two-prongod plot, Violet, un- able to earn an honest living as an innocent cX-Convict, is driven by hunger and despair into the eager arms of the Moloch of metropolitan iifa and MHury that prcys on young girls.
 Then, on cruise to tho south sea isles. sho meets and loves at first sight tho clear minded Sea-tar- rr Luthor engaged in hunting down the Sea Wolf who ruined his sister. ! The quick action following this IS ably portrayed by the star Of the Iron Horse, George O'Bicn assist . cl by Dorothy Mackaill.
 On the same program is the latest issue Of the Pathc News with cIimpsns Of inc past. These reviews of the past fifteen years have prov ol very interesting as it recalls some scaYrsn which arc written down Tn lstory indollibly and tho l'"tho ! News gives Us this opportunity to scr once more the things W" all talked about durnG the great war;
 Another interesting subject l" Inc Fox educational weekly. \ saappy comedy rounds out very entertaining program.
 For Monday and Tuesday an add d novelty will he shown. Lloyd IlaI,ir,on in A Solf-Mad" Failure.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
THE CIRCLE TO BE
 SEEN AT CAPITOL
Eleanor Boardman Plays Lead
 in Film Feature

One Of the most noted and finely balanced casts that has appeared in any recent motion picture is pre- sented in "The Circle" which is coming to the Capitol theatre Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
 The production was directed by Frank Borzage for Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer and is one of the best of the many successful screen plays that this young director has made.
 Following closely the original play by W. Somerset Vaughan the screen version is filled with humor- ous situations. With serious sub jcct for its basis it has been treated in a satirlcal and ironic manner which gives 1t a refreshing and sur prising difference from the usual dun Of screen plays.
 The vaudeville program will have five acts of good entertainment, headed by Nanny and Her Gold Dust Twins, snappy novel song and Cance offering. Other acts include Roth and Drake in an aerial oddity; Driscol and Perry in "A Song Bou' quet;" Mallen and Case offer com' edy, Keeping the Doctor Away and Willard and Marlin arc comedy skit artists with an offering that l' q laugh from start to finish.
 On Sunday night two fine photo plays will be offered. Evelyn Brent will be seen in an exciting melo drama, "Lady Robinhood,' and Ntr' ginia Valli will be offered in "uI the Ladder" 8 story with a very in tercsting plot.
 Beginning Thursday specia Christmas show will be offered witt special attractions. The photopa. will offer Raymond Griffith, tn "high hat comedian" in Paths 0 Paradise" The vaudeville feature will offer the Williams Family 0 circus fame. There are eight il this family, six of the members be ing mdgets. The Civic Comed, Four, an excellent comedy har mony auartetto Is another feature.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
V rinkI2s Disappear in
 Fifteen Minutes!

If you ~1nt to eoo wrinkles. as" lines and sa@giu-sa completely diHapr"ar from your !ace in 1rg@ thau r. iIinu;"s lu' mix q spoonful oG powdered tarjIoot with u spoonful of lemon Julrc. hppjr thi~ ioothIG miNturo to your face. Before your y"rr c%,s willie lou w9'cG in 'h" mirror, 'hr ugly nm.,a oe az. vill dis- spwar like nlog', II ia most s.a,tjug, Eohold DOW. wA't you looked El-" when !ouur' Watch phn "s'rI;n"s-" rorr"o' 4 .rC Enioy th' strl.rr, @'u'loua -,ns4'tou u5 stimulation. support and ,umr. smoo.h nrmuoss!
 NL,r rou wath of the application. your la"y looks years youngrr. fH" cll,rt i" Gar mttor than that of la.r mas ae.. TalNrupt is so harmless .ou runld eat il. From your druggist ,"u ,au ur.ju u ra.laEp Dntuiutug enough to uh- r't: .nzt of each treatment down loloW three ccut@
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

afternoon for public inspection, to continue until o'clock this even- ing,
 Business will be commenced Mon day morning at o'clock, Up to Christmas evening hours will be In vogue, but after the holidays the hours will be from q, m, 10 s p. mo excepting on Saturday when the bank will close at noon and be open from to p. m.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

thriller and that 1t is really a plc- ture worth while seeing may be judged from n glimpse of those in 1t, They include Monte Blue, Patsy Ruth Miller, Willard Louis, Ben Turpin. Mary Carr. Louise Eazen- da, Jim Jeffries, Tommy Ryan. Kid Lewis, Ad Wolgast and "rho Texas Kid" said to be the hardest boiled egg in the movies.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
GASOLINE AT tG CENTS

Jackson, Miss, Dec, 19 Ri-The Texas company and the Standard Oil company of Kentucky nre pto- hibIted from selling gasoline at more than 1G cents a gallon in Mississippi, the state tax Of three cents included, under an injunction issued by Judge j, C. McGowen of the supreme court upon the peti- ton of Attorney General Russ Knox.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
NEW HOTEL IN PORTLAND

Portland, Me-. Dec. 19 H1 --- A hotel of fl stories which will be roruand's taIlost building, win be erected here by New oYrk cor poration. It will he 15o feet high and negotiations arc being made to amend local ordinance forbidding erected here by q Now York cor 125 feet.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
Rose of the World"
 At Lyceum Next " eek

Which is stronger -~ loN" or re- ,ongr, the nobIcr or Inc bascr mo- five - is tho question presented in Warner Brothers screen feature,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

George O'Brlen. who lately starred in "The Iron Horse" returns once more to New Britain in "The Paint cd Lady" which opens tomorrow at the Palace Theater for a three day run. As an added attraction for Monday and Tuesday will be shown the much-talked of novelty, Lloyd Hamilton in "A Self-Made Failure" |"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

A memorial to Mustapha Renal pasha, now being erected in Con stantinople, will be the first public statue in Turkey.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

wi'hIng costumes and general spirit ot happy youth this attraction pro- misses to be an Ideal holiday enter lainm,nD Seats now selling.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

An interesting part of the pro gram at the Palace is the Pathe News which devotes part of the reel to review of the days of yesteryear. The historical eye of the camera sets before the audience once moro the outstanding events of the past fifteen years.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

Jottings from New York include:
 Dorothy Knapp was signed yester- day by Earl Carroll to appear in the fourth edition of "Vanities," which opens at the Earl Carroll December 2S. MT. Carroll discovered Miss Knapp and exploited her as the American Venus" She last appear ed here in the Megfeld "Iollics."
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19
BANK WELCOMES VISITORS

The City National Bank of New Britain win open at . o'clock this
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

New York premiere at the sam II. Harris thcater, Monday, Decom- 1 Der 2S.
 Florenz Zicgfeld, so his office an nounces, has issued an odict forbid ding the glorifed in his employ to use cosmetics for street wear. Whitford Kane is to produce an American comedy by Ralph Cullinan entitled You Cant Win"
 The Motion Picture Thoatcr Own . CTS association of New Jersey has voted to show none of tho pictures made by Rcd" Grange until 1t has gone into the details of his recent film contract.
 { w. C. Fields first starring comedy for Paramount will be "Thc Old Army Game" based on "Thc Comic Supplement"
 William Powell, screen villain, has signed long-tcrm contract with Paramount.
 Ned Wayburn is supervising q series of six onc-rccl pictures on tho Charleston.
 "The Skyrockct," first starring picture of Peggy Hopkins Joyce, vii be shown aboard the Lcviathan or January [.
 The ballet class of tho John Mur ray Andcrson-K Robert Milton schoo of the thcater will be utilized h! Anderson for the rcvucs he is tt stage at the Rivoli thcatcr.
 "pcsire, Under the Elms," the mos gripping. moving tale ever writer by Eugene O'Ncill, comes to Parsons Dec. oS. %. 30. with tho great Nov York cast that played at Daly's fo t9 weeks. headed hy Frank McGIynl
 George AfllSS. illONt dl | IH'I' "' " On inc modern stage, brings "Ol' ' English" 10 Parsons for Dec. 9S, Jan 1 and 2. The only matinee will b on Saturday.
 David Rclasco has again under hi .banncr Il great American favori'", ! = 1T. Sothcrn. who he will present a
 P1rs~ns for three days hcginnin , Jan. 1. in "Accusod," that has bcc . on Broadway all season. lew Fields. of tho famous tear { of Weber x Fields brings to Hart . ford Jan. ', s, z. his amusing com
 cdy. Money Business" l Other January bookings pt Pal n sons arc "Thc StUdrrt Prince, "I 2 Iqt So." "Rainbow Eose" and "rh { Gorilla"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

"lIogan's Alley" at the Lyceum the last of next week. Is a real
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

Arch Selwyn's production of "The Monkey Talks" opened last night in Stamford, The play will have it's New York premiere at the sam II. Harris thcater. Monday, Decom- Der 2S.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

"The Road to Yesterday IS an other Iyceum attraction on the lists as Is that great comedy drama ne Cohcns and the Iiclleys." Leatrice 1ov in another Cecil DcMille at traction. "Hems Highroad," Is com ing and so is the amazing drama 'oTbe Goose Girl" written by Rex Beach and with Jack Plchioru |" the leading role.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

Florenz Ziogfeld, so his office an nounces, has issued an odict forbid ding the glorihed in his employ to use cosmetics for street wear.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

The Lycoum has booked a mum her O. excellent photopIaHS TOT showing carly next year and among ,b.9, is included that sensa'l"h"l educational drama which never IS shown 10 mixed audiences, lell Me Whv," This picture will have its E.w Englapd premier at the ly- Ccum.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

The last performance ot 'Iop HoIo," a musical comedy presented by Sing Sing prisoners in the prison auditorium, was presented last night before q capacity house. War den Tawcs reports that this sho" has been great success and aI- most every night the 1000 seats were not enough for the big crowds that wanted to sec the prisoners ln their stage efforts.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

Whitford Kane is to produce an American comedy by Ralph Cullinan entitled You Cant Win"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-14

that a large number of people will
attend these services.
Thomas Holden, who has for sew
eral years been employed by the
Amos Abbott Wooden Co., of this
town has resigned his position and
accepted a position as overseer of
the carding department at the Wo-
rumbo Mills in Lisbon Falls. This
mill has 81 sets of cards on and is
one of the largest mills In this state.
Mr.. Holden has been overseer of the
carding department at the Amos Alb
bott Co., for nearly IL years and has
many friends who regret his leaving
this town. Andrew Flynn of Dexter
will succeed Mr.. Holden at the Amos
Abbott Co.
A woman and three children were
in town Wednesday evening and call
ed on A. L. Davis, chairman of the
Board of Selectmen, telling of having
come from Old Town to Dexter about
a week ago with someone whose
name they did not exactly know.
They had been without food for a
day. Mr.. Davis took care of them
over night but the woman left town
early Thursday morning before Mr.
Davis could make arrangements
about having her taken, care of by
Old Town authorities where she has
lived for the past four years. She had
three children of the ages of four
two and one years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-14
"KARNAK SIMPLY BEATS
Anything | EVER Saw

could hardly get my breath--often
my stomach would feel so sore
couldn't eat a good meal for a whole
week, and 1 was so tired out and ex-
hausted that would sit right down
in the first chair l came to when i
got home from work. I was SO con-
Of strong physics which weakened
me all the more, and I just felt mis-
cradle all over.
Well. sir, got such wonderful
relief from my first bottle of Karnak
that / bought two at one time the
next trip so as to be sure and not
run out Of 1t. 1 have taken four
bottles now and I don't think there
is man my age who has a better
stomach than l do now. l am eating
just like 1 please and don't have a
bit of trouble afterward. In fact,
have not been bothered with indiges-
ton, gas or constipation since
started on Karnak. and l have Sc
much new strength that evenings
get out and work about the house
when get home from work. Karnak
hasn't an equal"
Over 100000 bottles of Karnak sold
in four states in ten months.
karnak is sold in Augusta exclu-
sively by John Coughlin; in Gardner
by Manson e. church: in Richmond
by w. A. Bibber; in Randolph by r
l.. Booker; in Waterville by Johr
DeOrsay: in Winthrop by C. p. Han.
| naford g. Son and by the leading
druggist in every town.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-14

Charles s. Barron, former resi-
dent of this town, now OF cam
bridge, has been in town for a rev
DAYS visiting with his sister, Mrs
Edith B. Tozier and family OF East
Front street.
Miss Vera McCoombs entertained
q PARTY of 70 at her home Wednes-
day evening in honor OF her guest
Miss Lena Chrifien of Holyoke
Mass. Dancing and cards were en-
loved and Miss Chritien was present
ed with a manicuring set. Refresn-
nnents of sandwiches, coffee, punch
waters and candies were served.
Miss Eleanor Halves went to Port
land Yesterday to visit with MISS
Raatrice Smiley. who is with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Smiley al
RAYMOND. Mr.. Smiley and son
Leon, are engaged in the building
of the State road there.
Eugene Wagner Of Fairfield was
brought into court by State Highway
Police Cushman, Thursday morning
on complaint of Herbert Schmltz
charged with cutting around car
The Judge suspended fine and he
Maid the costs of $3.50. His IL
cense was suspended for To days.
Miss Eva Knowlton of New Haven
has been a guest this week of Mrs
w. H. Morrow on Middle street
Miss Knowlton used to live in Skow'
hogan.
DR.. and Mrs. Brace Lawley ano
children, Martha and Thomas OF
Arlington, Mass, who have been Wis
itins with the doctors sister, Mrs
D.. B. Bearce on Dinsmore street
have gone to Boothbay Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-14
BELGRADE
A Critics Report on
Violin Recital at Belgrade

Writing from Belgrade E. P. NC
Kissick has this, to say ABOUT
musical treat afforded the people OF
that community:
"At the Old South Meeting House,
Rockwood's Corner, on Monday
evening, there was given a vlolln
recital by Wotan Zoellner. Carolyn
Kaempffert at the piano. which II Is
safe to say, was Of a higher order
than anything Belgrade has yet mad
the privilege of hearing.
"Mr. Zoellner is but seventeen
years of age, and yet his instructor
Leopold Auer, whose world-Wlde
reputation places him head oven all
other violinists, holds when ne
finishes with him, probably WITHIN
two years, that, he will take ms
place among the best artists OF the
world.
His selections, including COM
positions, ether direct or TRANSCRIPT
ed. from Pugnani, Kreisler, Lalo
Charminade. Dodla, Wienianski
Granados and others of the great
luminaries among composers, were
given with greatest artistic erect
His renditions were marked by
breadth, precision of attack and the
fixing of all runs with great
delicacy, the intervals being always
absolute. From tender depth of feel
ing to fiery attack nothing was le1'
TO be desired. He not only promises
to be the great artist averred by
Auer but already is pronounced by
many competent Judges such and
will shine a brilliant star amongst
the brightest consultations In the
musical heavens.
This town very justly takes pride
in the fact that Carolyn Kaempffert
nee Yeaton, was born here. After
her local schooling and finishing in
the westbreok Seminary for years
she pursued her musical studies
abroad. Her public career follow
ing, both abroad and in the United
states was terminated upon her
marriage to Waldemar Kaempffert
at that time managing editor Of The
Scientific American.
For the last three years Wotan
Zoellner has been her protege, an
undertaking she will continue until
he makes his debut under Auer.
Both are passing the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Yeator
| in her childhood home. 1t is to this
fact alone that Belgrade was sc
highly favored by this long to be re-
| membered recital"