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Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
Prison Terms
For Five GiUera
ByLocal Judge

Prison sentences were dealt out
i wholesale quantities by Judge
Cole in the superior court this
morning, following the conviction
ii five men in court this wcch.
r. Contreras and l.. Arriola, who
were convicted of burglary. com
mitted at the King johnson store
IN this city, were each sentenced
TO serve from one TO - years in
san Quentin prison.
Grady Hardin, convicted on Mon
day of forgery, WAS sentenced to
prison for from one to II y62rS.
The records show that Hardin was
previously convicted for Il similar
cffense in this county, was parolcd
from prison and has violated his
parole. District Attorney Utle,:' said.
Jose Chavez, convicted of burg
larizing store at Brawley was
sentenced to servo from one to lj
year in prison. When askcG what
he had to say previous to being SEN
fenced, Chavez stoutlv maintained
his innocenca of the crime and
made an impression upon those who
heard him.
However, when Informed that
he would be taken to prison bv
the sheriff, CHAVEZ voluntarily told
the court that he had decided to
tell the truth and admitted having
been sentenced to prison from Los
Angeles county for burglary and
was paroled about year ago. He
also viii he dealt with by the pri'-
on au.horit: - rs a parole violator,
and will probably naVe to serve
.he maximum of his sentence.
r. Whittner, charged with en-
hcZ2lement of an AUTOMOBILES, also
pleaded guilty and applied for prob
alton, hear;ag in this cas" also
Icing set for next Friday.
ice Wells, accused of forging
the name of W. ii. Best of BraW-
Icy to several checks, pleaded gull
ty and was sent 10 prison Tor one
To II wears.
Arraigned ON charge of attempt
ed rape ON a six wear old girl, and
lcwd and lascivious conduct, Primi-
two Nova pleaded not guilty and
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
AIRSHIP BACK
HOME AFTER A
PERIL0US TRIP
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LONDON, April IA runaway
in the skies for more than 30 hours,
the giant British dirigibIe R-33 re-
turned to its base mt PUlham ut =
o clock this afternoon.
The airship, which was torn from
its mooring mast shortly before q
Il. M. Thursday, maneuvcred slowly
over its acrodrome under perfect
control this afternoon, after having
spent Il periouS night over the
storm-swept North Sea.
The pride of air service Officers
in their dirigible was vindicated
when its commander, who was on
board with l9 men of the crew
when the R-33 was swept away on
30 mile gale, maneuvercd through
the long hours. zigzagging against
head Winds and finally brought his
craft home without assistance.
The R-33 was fastened to its
mooring mast soon after its arrival
at Pulham.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
BANDITS MURDER
GROCERY CLERK
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SACRAMENTO, April lin an
attempt to hold up the store of
Guards Grillo, two bandits early to-
day shot and killed Joseph Litzberg,
clerk, when he answered the call of
the aged proprietor for help.
The store had Just been opened
when the bandits entered. Grillo
was struck on the head with a piece
of east iron and screamed for as
Sistance rs he fell to the floor un-
conscious.
Litzberg, in :, rear room, rushed
out to determine cause Of the dis
urbapce and was shot through the
abdomen by the other bandit, ae-
cordng to the story told police
Grillo was able to furnish the an.
thoritieS with fair description OF
the desperate who struck him down.
Captain of Detectives W. NJ. HALL.
nan declared the description does
not tally with either Of the escaped
San Quentin murderers who were
reported in this city several days
ago. u believe they are tran
Sients, Hallinan said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
LEFT HANDED MEN
HAVE HARD TIME
GETTING STARTED

NEW YORK, April lI-et.d left
banded ph.,hcrN 'who had been
counted upon %s aces have Lad a
hard time getting stmt,d ia the
Young season
Lefty Groves, Connie Ma,Ts
100000 beauty was knocked out
IF the boX in his first game Art
Nchf, MeGraw's best sou'hraw was
defeated in his frs, game Earl
WMtehill, Detroit's big hope lasted
only four innings and Wilbur Coop
.cr, who was traded TO the Cabs by
the Pirates, was bnorkel on; OF
the box on his fir,. start,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
u S. Sues Bethlehem Steel Trust For $15,000000
Here Is List of
New French
Officials

PARIS. April 1.-THE official
list Of Premier Painleve's cabi-
net is as follows:
Premier and minister of war,
Paul Painleve.
Foreign minister, Artist /! d e
BRAND.
Minister of finance, Joseph
CaiIiauX.
Minister cf justice, Theodore
St2ag.
Minister of education, Anatole
De Monte.
Minister of public works, Pier
re Laval.
Minister of agriculture. Jean
Curand
Colonial minister, Andre Hesse.
Minister of the navy, Emile
Borel
Minister of the interior, Abra
ham Schrameck.
Minister OF labor. NJ. Dura f3ur.
Minister of pensions, Senator
Anterior.
Minister of commerce, Charles
Chaumet.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
ASSEMBLY GIVES
LEASED WIRE FOR
VALLEY ITS 0. K.

Another victory for Imperial Val
ley, through the activity of Assem-
blyman Finnev, is recorded by the
action of the state assembly yester-
day afternoon, IA passing the bill
authorizing an appropriation for u
leased wire market service to I'M
perial Valley.
The bill now goes to the senate
for action, and it is believed it will
be favorably received there.
Coupled with Assemblyman Fin
nev in deserving credit for the ac-
tion of the assembly on the bill, is
l.. c. Lee of this city, who went to
Sacramento several days ago in the
interest of the bill. AT that time
the bill was in the ways and means
committee, with apparently little
chance of being brought into the
assembly before the legislature I'D
iournS.
Hinnev and Lee went to work ac-
lively, and succeeded in getting the
bill reported out favorablY by the
committee. They had the united
support of produce growers in I'm
rerial Valley, who contributed gen
rfluslv to defray the expenses in
cidental to carving ON the fight
for the bill.
M. b. O 'Bricn, also a resident Of
IL Gcn;ro. together with llorticui-
turM Commissioner Harrigan, gave
much time and attention to the bill,
besides doing missionary work
among the growers for funds.
BY means of the leased wire, pro
duce distributors in Imperial Val
ley, particularly during the canta-
loupc and lettuce seasons, Will be
able to keep in close touch with
market conditions in the east and
middle west, Reports on market
conditions will be received here al
most rs soon rs they arc quoted,
thereby proving of great assistance
to distributors in conSigning their
shipments.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
LOOMS IN BULGARIA
Deaths Of Manu-
From Bomb Are
Enemies Work
By ROBERT BEST.

UNITED Press Staff correspondent
= VIENNA, April 11.-Behind the
closed borders of Bulgaria, where
Il state of martial law exists and
heavy censorship is imposed, the
government is fighting an incipient
revolution which manifested itself
s.erday in the mass murder Of
/. 145 persons in Sofia Cathedral and
thc wounding of some -20G others.
A council of war is considering
the situation and tclcgraphic com,
munication has been cut 50 that il
is impossible TO say from the out
side whether the rebellion, lhich
has been smoulderlng for mant
days. has actually taken the form
of armed uprising.
The superintendent of prisons IN
Sofia was asSassinatcd today, pre-.
sumablv by the same enCinics OF the
government who caused an infer.
nal machine to explode while 1000
persons, including practically all the
army leaders and officials ot the
Tsankoff ministry, were in the
Cathedral at scrviccv fox General
Georghicff, murdered Conservative
leader.
Latest word of that disaster,
which eliminated in the crash Of the
Cathedral : cupolas upon the de.
fenscless throng below, indicates
the death list was approximately l45
and that more than 200 wore wound
ed.
The bomb outrage in Sofia Cath.
edral timed to XIII and wound many
Conservatives ana government sup.
portcrs is believed pan: of 4 gen
eral revolutionary movement. IN
uprising WAS to have bagu@ Wcst.
nesday. according to this belief.
following assassination Of Gcorg-
hicf and King Boris. When the
king escaped death on the highway
outside Sofia, ~ revolution did
not take place.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
CLAIM WHEELER
CLIENT USED A
SHADY SCHE NE
BY rn.ted Press Lcn.eh W.T..


FEDERAL COURT DOM.
GREAT FALLS. Mont, April IL
Gordon Campbell, oil operator and
client of Senator Burtou X. Wheel
er. on trial here for misuse Of his
office, practiced Il "blind' scheme
Of obtaining permission to drill On
government lands. James McGowan.
former surveyor for Campbell, tes-
tilted fer the prosecution today.
McGo@an said Campbell had his
employees file applications with the
interior department for 2 number Of
permits in order to dodge the rogU-
lations which specify that one per
son can only obtain one permit for
drilling in one government field.
1t is charged in the Indictment
that Senator Wheeler used scHajor-
iaI pressurc to obtain granting Of
these PERMITS from the interior de
Partnen;.
r. \. Bennett, attacle Of the gen
eral land office, was the first wit,
ness called in the trial Of Senator
Wheele. for alleged misuse Of his
offico,
The evidence will be made has
is Of the government charge that
Senator Wheeler was to receive $lO,-
coo from Campbell for representing
him before the interior department
in cqnectiou with this arl other
p2gmiS
IN effort by Senator Thomas !.
Wals', counsel for senator Wheeler.
10 e:plUde testimony cNcout as We
gard. two specific oil permits men
tionm III the Indictment. was over
ruice by IUdg2 franz, :. Dietrich
attcr r lengthy argument.
Walsh : objection wonld have kill
, ed tie effectiveness OF half the in
dictmcnt but the cour, ruled the in
! dictmcnts WAS fully within legal
] bounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
five BURNED TO
DEATH AS fire
TRAPS FAMILY
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MARSllFIELD, Ore, April -, -
Trapped in their apartments. % fam
|ily Of five WAS 6ut@h to "eath
and five were severely Injured here
today when, flames destroyed u
cafe, grocery store and an apart
mcnt house on the floor above.
Tho dead are Mr.. and Mrs. ii. H.
Hops and their three children
Herman, 10; Ruth, -, and Yer
non, l.. The injured are john
iIegdahl, Mrs. John llcgdahl. Mrs.
|lIcgdahl'S mother and he H'.dahl
hoy. Harry, aged ., and Mrs. L. l..
Watson.
The fire started from the Kitchen
of the safe and soon had all exits
closed to the occupants Of the
apartment housa above. The giri :
body was found in the hallway. Her
mc:her was also found u short dis
|tancc from the bedroom but the
|fathcr and two sons are believed
10 have suffocatcd while slcruing.
The Hcgdahl family awohc after
1.-THE flames had cut off all exits, but
|cscaped through the window on the
|awning in front of the grocery.
Tha llegdahl boy had scarcely
! l cen dropped to the awning when
Fam explosion from within hurled
the remainder of the family through
| the window. The explosion is be
|lieved to havs been caused by
|kerosene in the grocery.
Tho grocery snora. care and
|apartmen. house were total" des-
|troyed with IN estimated loss of
f$5O,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

the court set May Is as thl date
fer ,rial.
jose Rodriguez, Jose MontcreH
and Pedro Ramos were each alraign-
ed On charges of burglary, ;ssault
with q deadly weapon and carrying
concealed weapons. They ortci ed
pleas of not guilty and the court
set May Is as the date for rial,
appointing Attorney Alfred e..
Biaisdell as attorney. The men are
accused OF having catered a local
houza on the morning OF March 50
and burglarizing it, Following thrr
discovery. they engaged in ran
ming gun battle with officers who
trailcd them to 1Icbcr.
KS result Of the activities in
count this morning, there arr now
five mcn n the county jail await
ing transfer to san Quentin prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
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WHAT'S DOING

Beauty and tto Bad Man
at Palace theater tonight.
"Salome of the Tenements y
at Valley thcater tonight.
Republican women's dinner
at Barbara Worth Hotel to-
night, $50.
Night classes at high school
tonight.
I. V. Sciots No. 81 m cet to-
night.
Jasper farm center meets to-
night.
Story hour at library tomor-
row morning.
College Club meeting at
night school tomorrow.
Imperial Valley Teachs
Institute at high school tomor-
row.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
Super-Swindler,
Caught In [. A.,
Sentenced Today
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CHICAGO, April IL Raymond
!, BiscLoff, found guilty last week
Of operating confidence game, to-
day was sentenced 70 from one 20
ten years in Joliet pcritcutiary by
Judge William i. Lindsay. His at
torneT was given 30 days in which
10 file a Liil Of exceptions.
Bischoff's nro"otic"a ucstod him
some %2,000,000 il was alleged ut
the triad. He was brought to chi
cago from Los Angeles. where he
fled after his schemes had been uu-
covered. He tlccccd hundreds of
foreigners here, th" state charged.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
MISS VANDERBILT
TO WE'D CHURCH
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NEW YORK.. April Il. - Miss
Nuriel Vanderbilt, one of America 5
wealthiest hoiresses, is engaged to
Frederic Cameron Church, a former
Harvard football star, Formal an
noUnccment Of the engagement Was
to hc made next Monday. but Mrs.
" x. Vanderbilt admitted her
daughter was engaged to Church,
adding "he is very fine young
man. Everything is just rs we
would wish it,
Miss Vanderbilt is -.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17

FEUD LOOMING

LONDON, April lG.-Italv has
sent to Egypt note which that
ncw and disturbed little mou@rchy
regards rs IN ultimatm.
The Italians demand recognition
Of the Italo-Egyptian frontier in
northern Africa in accordance with
the MiIncr-Scialoia agreement. Tc
back up their demand they torror-
lied and occupied the oasis of Jcra-
buh.
Tho Egyptians were astoniShod by
the seizur, of the city, for italian
troops had long been stationed in
the neiGhborhood and were well
equipped to cope w:.h any italian
move from Jcra hub.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
BABE RUTH is
OPERATED ON

NEW YORK, April 11-Babe
Ruth, champion home run Litter,
WIS operated on this morning 1t ST.
Nincent's hospital for an abscess.
No official bulletin was ISSUED NJ
the hospital, bat it was understood
that the operation was q success.
Ruth 5 condition is satisfactory
and the operation was successful, Il
bulletin issued later N the office Of
the New York Ianks said.
Dr. Edward King, who performed
the operation, said the Babe was
under ether for 20 minutes. He said
his patient was suffering pain but
that WAS to be expected
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
..............' !: OK.
III, .|.'.''' SCORE,

Major League baseball results,
April II,
Nationalist Boston:
Now York 600 0l0 C0l.-2 Q 0
Boston coo 600 0CO'-O ! |
Dean and Devme; Genewich,
Graham, MarQard aud Gibson.
American-At Philadelphia:
Boston 002 Ill 6 !
Philadelphia 300 Oc-3 0
Game called md 5th--rain.
Quinn and Picinin; Groves, Wal
berg and Cochran.
American-At Detroit:
Chicago 10 600 0l0--3 II 3
Detroit 500 l02 0lX-9 Is u
Blankenship, Lyons, Comally,
Magnum, Ash and Schalk, Grouse;
Dauss and BassIer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-17
GAMES TODAY

National
New York at Boston, clear.
Pittsburgh at Chicago, rain.
st. Louis at Cincinnati, cloudy.
Only games today.
Am Jrican
Washington at New York,
clear.
Boston at Philadelphia, clear.
Chicago at Detroit, hazy.
Cleveland at st. Louis, rain.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

The story will not do for tell
Ing in print, though there isn't
the slightest element Of nlys-
terry about II. You paddle along
with Il, As in . canoe On placid
waters, coming suddenly every
now and then 10 waterfalls you
knew nothing about. And u
whale Of an interest these sud-
den up-croppings induce.
Ina Clairs's role Is dimly rela-
tive to the attractive impu-
denotes she got away with IN
The Gold Diggers, though
don't cOnstrue this as meaning
the roles are similar. III al
the gay and decadent set she
here inhabit5, she is it's OUT
standing fixture, albeit a
coInnOner so far as the lack Of
title goes. UndeniabIy, Miss
Claire will increase her reputa-
ton by her presentations Of
this unusual Lonsdale character.
Roland Young is q large part
of the bulwark as q young lord
OF discomfiting habits Of mem
DRY and intuition. Someone said
in the lobby last night II was
q streak Of fortune for US that
permitted "The Tale of the
Wolf" to fell aid permit Of
Mr.. Youns's return for an
other pleasant week.
The cast Is uniformly ex-
cellent, too long to narrate. A
gust Of praise, despite, for A. u.
Matthews, an Oxford-bred but
Ter who had always longed to
go to Cambridge.
The piece is produced BY
Charles Dillingham; and ex-
travagantly staged in four sets.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

Nothing else cleans, sweetens,
and refreshes the entire system
ike pleasant, harmless candy.iike
"Eascarets.n They never gripa,
oyeract, or sicken. Directions for
men, women, children on each box
drug stores.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

Here Ii Lonsdale concerned
with 4 major theme which q
dozen Of our domestic writer's
would initiate and strive there
after to keep from collapsing
before the last curtain. It would
be called, no doubt, the story Of
d band Sc society crooks and
stress would be placed on the
Importance Of 3 necklace worth
$4,000 pounds.
Well, there is necklace in
the Lonsdale play. And there
are some crooks, but such crooks
as you've never laid eyes on be-
fore; phantonls, almost, suggest
ing at all times they are mostly
incidental to 4 great many other
shoots and branches of this re-
markedly fine play.
We have, in brief, play
that bathes in witty dialogue and
as smartly conversational in the.
first act as "Tea For Three"
and a sight more interesting
than the cuff in "The Vortex. !"
We have several bang-up situa-
tons leading to the major de-
nouement and, in the last act,
usually given to mopping-up and
a setting Of things right, a
totally new situation which
keeps interest alive and on edge
to the final curtain.
One cannot escape the inn
preston that Mr.. Lonsdale's
feet are on the ground every
moment; that he will not slight
the situation IN hand for the
bigger situation ahead and the
result is as well-knit play as
the stage will show you this
season.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
ABE REYNOLDS IN
HIS USUAL
SHOW
Abe Reynolds and his Round

Abe Reynolds and his Round
ers' II the attraction this week g
the Gayety, and while there II
nothing wildly exciting about i,
quite few 81 the cash customers
last night found II amusing IN
parts. Many Of the scenes and
comedy situations have been taken
from Reynolds shows Of two or
three years back and while they
were amusing at that time repeti-
ton soinewfat dnlls the effect.
Reynolds, one Of the abiest
Hebrew comedians tn buriesque,
Is always good Tor b laugh. His
two sketcllas with Florence Mills.
ii one OF which they become In.
ebriated, much TO the delight OF
the audience, while the other, do
plotting the folly Of trying 70
keep up with the J0naeess
caused much laughter, Both have
been seen here bafOWe.
Marion Moore was stunning ~
the leader ok the Kinky Kids
parade and her song numbers
won several recalls. Sid Lof-
ratnass appearance ~ brief, but
his two song numbers went over
BID. Others IL the company IN.
cllIde Peggy Al1earn, Daisy Dean,
Georgfe Kay, Trixie Kodak. VIII
Moore, Lew Lewis and Frank
Naidi.
THE chorus cut q number OF
capers and was equally at home
In an Oriental harenn as on The
Sidewalks 81 New York. I'll ".
The Washington times., 1925-11-03


"old English" as interpreted by
Arliss' company at the Shubert-
Belasco Theater, can be regarded
only as an excellent character
study, completely surrounded by.
Galsworthy dialogue. The play
is not Galsworthy at his best,
nor is 1t Galsworthy at his not
so-good. It is a diluted Gals
worthy.
The ArIiss admirers, many in
evening clothes and mostly mid
dle-aged, were at the play. Early
in the performance they made
up their minds that Mr.. Arliss
was just wonderful, but he
couldn't hide his old self from
them under a mask of great age.
So they Uttered politely, with
some strange kind of apprecia-
ton, at every remark of their
hero, and applauded vigorously
every exit. Quite a cult. How
the dear old fellow must have
hated it.
Arliss portrays the old chair
man of a shipping company,
wary and tenacious OF life and
position, although he stands on
the brink of bankruptcy. A some
what shady negotiation on the
part of the old man, to provide
an income for the children OF his
natural son, brings his house Of
buster and arrogant independence
tumbling about his ears. A
wretched creditor threatens to
expose his misdeed,
On the eve Of disaster, the old
sinner orders large dinner, and
drinks heavily of port, champagne
and brandy, much to the alarm
of his servants. And he dies
quietly, happy, independent, un-
Yegenerate but whether from too
much liquor or from unrelated
apoplexy one may decide for one.
self.
ArIiss does a splendid piece of
work, and one seeing his artistry
for the first time could not con-
ceive Of him as other than an
old and crochety Englishman
gentleman. The other outstand-
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
ARLISS AS A RARE
OLD RASCAL

George As brought another play another character
Washington last night For three acts of "O English" he
feeble, rheumatic feeater egtyomethng
grease paint gray wig The illusion complete and
akened
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
French Beaut Here

Mile. Ariette Marchal, the most
beautiful actress az France, has
arrived in New York. She WIN
become member of the Para.
mount Stock Company, and her
first picture viii be announced
soon.
Mile. MarchaI, IN addition to
her beauty. is q talented actress.
She made an enviable reputation
on the stage and has duplicated
1t on the screen. Gloria Swan
SON.. while in Ffance making
Madame Sans @ene;s' was mn
pressed BY the ability of Mile.
Marchal, and the French actress
was engaged for the role OF Caro-
! line. Queen Of Naples. in that
Paramount production.
~ 2
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
GOINGS-ON
~ TKHYE TkKAEl 8

BELASCO George Arliss in "old
English.
NATIONALs-Ina claire IN THE
Last of Mrs. Cieyney. "
KEITH'S Florence Reed; Jack
Joyce: other acts.
EARLE 'Sunflower Girls others
and films.
STRAND Jack Wilson IN "A Non
sensical Revue others and
filnna.
GAYETY--Abo Reynolds ana his
'.Rounders.n burlesque.
MUTUAL Hollywood Scandals,
blr1esque.
METROPOLITAN Feature cast
!, IN winds Of Chance"
COLUMBIA Charlie Chaplin In
1.-THE Gold Rush. Z
PALACE Eleanor Boardman, Lew
Cody in Exchange Of Wives"
RIALTO- Ramon Novarro in
"The Midshiprnan.'
TIVOLI 7raustarlS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
Chance. z
CENTRALAIlce Joyce In Head
lines"
SAV0Y-"After Business Hours"
AVENUE GRAND sThe Man
who Found Himself"
APOLLO-"Lightnin'"
YORK THE Man VINO Found
Himself"
HOME-'tThe Goose Woman"
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
WHITE CARGO
ENDS RECORD
RUN

After playing well into the third
year in New York, white Car
GO is this week on the home
stretch at Wallaclx's Theater. TO-.
night marking the end Of the
longest dramatic run in the his
tory of the stage. s
There are three. other plays.
two comedies ana 4 mystery play
that surpassed the record run 0f
White Cargo, IN history. but
this play holds the record among
the dramas:
The New, York company goes
on tour Monday. starting cioSe to.
home at the Riviera Theater,
thence to Hartford and ProYi.
dence and playing into Phila,
deIphia.
This Earl Carroll hit began 10
career at the Greenwich village.
Theater, moving later to Days
Sixty-third street Theater where
it remained sixty weeks. Then
it played at the Comedy Theater
and the Tairty,ninth Street prior
to being moved into wailack'a
when Mr.. Carroll took over that
house.
White Cargo" has net earnings
Of more than half million dol.
lars in New York and with other
companies playing In London. III
the provinces OF England and
three In the Middle West, the
value of the play Il readily recog-
nized. Leon Gordon, the author,
Is being starred by Mr.. Carroll IN
one company Ia the Middle West,
and Is en- route from there to
Australia.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
Freshen Up!
NiCest Laxative,
''Cascarels' lOc


Don't stay head
achy, bilious, con.
stipated, sick! Take
one or two Gas.
carets" any time to
mildly stimulate
your liver and start
your bowels. Thea
you viii feel fine,
your head becomes
clear sto m q n
sweet, tongue pink
and skin rosy.