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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-02
Lot No. 3
Choice at 89c

in this lot are Plain White Imita-
ton Ivory Pieces, consisting of Hair
brushes, Combs, Mirrors, Buffers,
Puff Boxes, Hair Receivers, Trays,
Shoe Horns, Jewel Boxes and g.
piece Manicure Sets. Each a most
attractive piece, neat, and splendid
quality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-02
Game Refuge BIN SIGNED

President Coolidge today signed
a bill creating game refugees in
the Ozark National Forest in Arkan-
sas.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-02
.aTaxation Without. Etc.o

IdXHGIOM WICHOutS ELC.
The Institute of Margarine
Manufacturers has sent us a
page of reproduced newspaper
clippings, mostly from Southern
papers, protesting against the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-02
Helm TELLS One.

Senator Tom Haflin has been
AT it again." as Dante says.
Correspondent Edgerton, who
supplies Ye Ed with the merry
quips and jests about the Cap
itol, today dug out of the Rec
ord a speech by Senator Tom,
which was only brilliant in the
telling, and too long to relate
in full here.
Suffice it to state that the
joke was about a man and his
subtle endeavors to get a mint
julep, by Doctors orders. The
closing words, describing the tri-
umphant elimination Of the
mans resourcefulness are mar
velous in their descriptive powers:
"And the amber-colored fluid
flowed over the velvet folds OF
his stomach like dewdrop fall
ing into the heart Of a rose"
There's something in a Herald
headline this morning that looks
woeful1y like a pun. and we re-
fer it without comment, to the
keen minds of our readers:
''Vice PRESIDENT Elect Anxious
About Swearing-in Rites"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-02
A DAYS
WALK
POEM TO MARCH.
With JIM RING

Enter, Marchi
Thou month Of blow and buster,
Thou fiendish freckle-duster!
The sapling larch
And willing willow sway against
each blast,
The. coming wind more bitter
than the last.
Sing out thy song,
Thy lusty song OF cheer
And welcome to the springtide
of the year.
Our Threats may parch
With wind and dust, but there
is no
Reason why you should cease
to blow.
Enter March!
March enters, the day being
March 1, 1920
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-02
Inaugural Notes.

Inaugural Notes.
Gen. Dawes is here, with his
family, and expects to stay in
town for quite a spell. Over
Wednesday, anyhow.
loyal Americans from far and
near are, coming to town for the
doings Wednesday, and some are
in hopes Of living here, it is
whispered. Come one, come all,
say we, with the best spirit in
the world.
The AID Club is not going to
meet tomorrow, but the Civilian
is, and there you have the story
in a nutshell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-02
Lot No. 2
Choice at $1.OO.

This lot contains .Hairbrushes,
Mirrors, Combs, Buff Boxes, Hair
Receivers, Buffers, Trays, Shoe
Horns, Jewel Boxes, Clothesbrushes,
Picture Frames and 3-piece Manicure
Sets. These are all of extra good
quality shell, made by the Pyralin
Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
EUelyn Brent Is
Girl Crook Again

Evelyn Brent adds another sldltil
crook Characterization 20 her already
extensive repertoire In Smooth as
Satin tho picture now playing at
tho Winter Garden.
Miss Brent herself has never been
seen TO moro advantage She takes
tho role OF a Eiri whose crook In.
siincts and training nigh, be said
20 b. her honest heritage. since ali
her family have been crooks.
\ Don oulxots type Of young safe.
breaker falls IN love with her and
protects her from the police a, the
risk Of his own liberty when he Is
under no obligation TO offer such
protection. lie Is sent to prison. bu,
eventually tho girl manages 10 help
him escape, and tho two move "a
New York. where they are married
They continue their burElarious &C
tivitics as newlyweds until some
thing occurs 20 mako them sec the
light, when they turn straight"
But no sooner have they been thus
morally regcneratod than they are
| themselves the victims OF crooks
How they return 10 their crook meth
DDS 10 obtain redress. and how thcy
eventually iron everything out make,
a tremendously interesting picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Comedians Score
in Coliseum Film

Weber and Fields, tho peers OF
comedy entertainment tho world over
for half n century have conquered
again. this time without the spoken
word--yia ths sllverEhcet. Their per.
fOrmnnce At the Coliseum In Friend
" Enemies" proves that they have
lost none OF their old.time mag
netism and that. even minus the
chin boards. pads and other familiar
costume props. they are tslll Weber
and Fields. or rather. Pfeiffcr and
Block, the Friendly Enemies" who
nla,Rsen wildly living in tho minds
and 10 saw tho stage play back
and world war days.
justle the ouik OF tho picture Is
LACEY. there are moments OF the
n fepoignant pathos, md in these
49, Fields excels. ably assisted by
'u'nio Besserer. clever emotional
,, Weber plays somewhat light.
piled ne aiyays sne,n. 80. 'u 81 10
Nheerfulness. Jack Mulhall and
dore.inia Brown Fare AFRO valuable
ligh,ributlons TO tho cast M the
Hepng hero and heroine. whilo Lu,
. Lee Stewart ms the daring Sc
tell service agent, gives highly
tginntivo performance. Stuart
mes makes n satisfactory villain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Blanche Regains
Popularity at Strand

Blanche Sweet and Ronald ColmAn
portray tho New York actress and
tho mining engineer who experiment
with love in His Supreme Moment -
az tho Strand. with her character.
lzstion OF tho luxury loving dauEh.
ter Of broadway. Miss swso, adds
new laufels to her long list Of screen
succhuHes and Ronald Colmhn. ma tho
fiery lover restrained by his promise.
amply jusilncs Samuel goliwyn'H
prediction that he would be leading
candidate for tho 1895 title OF per.
feet screen lover"
with his Characteristic devotion %
pictorial beauty. George Flizmaurlcs.
tho producer. presents several i'm.
porAut episodes Of His Supreme
Moment In natural color by tho i'm.
proved technieolor process The
opening scenes Of tho pie,ure--a law
ish stage production ~ Persian
hhrcin scsne--and a later stage cpl.
code depicting a Spanish drama Of
toys are photographed Ia their en-.
trety Ia natural color.
In addition 20 Miss Sweet and Col.
man. the cast Of His Supreme Nc.
mont" includes Jane winton. Belle
Bennett. cyfli Chadwick. Ned Spark
and Nick du Ruiz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Robin Hood of Road
Is Tom Mi1s Role

because be robbed the rich and
gave TO tho poor. Tom Mix AA Dick
Turpin." at Tho HsiliE. was called the
Robin Hood Of tho Road lie was
loved by the poor and hated BY the
rich, and IN tho perturbation ot his
short career his kindly deeds. and
daring exploits arc well revealed. The
high spot In the picture an accom-.
pllshed by Mir and the magnificent
black marc ne trained 20 enact the
rolo OF Black Bess. IS tho "glds 20
York"
Another fine feature II a historic.
ally correc, reproduction OF savage
fighi under tho now obsolete rules OF
The London Ring: tho boxers meeting
with bare knucIdes. 4 perfect repre-.
sanitation OF the Ring IN tho historic
Blue Boar Inn has been built and in
tho fight between "old Buckhorse''
and Turpln. substituting for Bully
Boy Tom enters the ring and fights
a corltlng battle.
In the east with Mix arc Alan
Hale, phIio Mccullough. Kathleen
Myers, Lucille Hutton and Bull Mon.
iians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Nothing Feazes Dick
in Film at Capitol

Richard Talmadse is growing
moro and moro popular with his
followers In his new picture. Danger
Ahead" now playing at ths Capitol
whern Il win remain until wednes.
day night.
When q man breaks into the home
of his young step daughter. kills her
husband after a furious fight. aud
steals 100000 In Jewels. ira a SAFE
bot tina, there's danger ahead for
anyone who interferca with him. But
this desperate IS only ouo Of tho
Williams encountered by the smIlinE
Dick Taimadgc in The course OF tho
picture.
Pretty Helen Reason and capable
cast play opposite young Talmadge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Will King and
His TESTERS in.
Great Offering

The VIII KING musical comedy
company a. seen nt itu best IN
"Frills and Thrills" the greu Of
ferlng being presented this week al
tho Palace Hip,
"t'rlla and Thrills" "a big
show, mad, up OF ak ri0tously fun,
ny siSita, Ia addition 90 tho comedy
some highly artistic rcrncry N Dc.
serving Of mention The effects
particularly mountain scene, In
which tho girls toboREan. throw
rnowballs and leo skate. n due 10
tho cleycrness OF Buck" Thell,
Kings great scenic artist
King and Dunbar supply most On
tho comedy. while Bessie I'M, Hon.
ora hamilton. Hesc- Gardner. Art
BelAtco. Hcrnico stuart. Casey
Jones and Graycs Clair all have
important parts
Attic each OF the short slits arc
repleto with comedy situations
''Tho Little Theatcr." Modern
Life" ana Too Late" keep The
audiences IN n constant uproar or
laughter.
"Frills and Thrills" " lnterapcrscd
with highly enjoyable musical mum.
bSrs.
"My Lady OF tho lamp" Is the
artistic offering headed by Jimmy
Ellard Will Aubrey all but stops
the show ia saloon Dainty Eve.
Ign Marion and Maurino Pierce are
seen In a too dance specially Casey
Jones leads tho chorus IN "a Jazzy
number MY Best Girl"
Mildred Marbles III winter
Comes" sung amidst the maryelous
tuowHcene set. wins much applause.
while the skating dance Of the nlos,
som sisters is also OF unusual merit
Jean Singer. Clara IAverne. How.
ard Evans and Reece Gardner are
seen in tho spotlight % some great
numbers. iiermir King and his
super sololsis appear IN concert bs
fore each musical comedy Indian
Love CALI Is tho featured number
played ~ tho hand,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Ray Gamers Laughs
in Columbia Film

Charles Ray, tho eternal boy Of
the screen. comes forth with an,
other pleasant creation IN tho role
OF Percy" his newest Thomas n
1nec Pathe picture. now playing
az tho Columbia.
la this pleasant little comedy
romance Charles is again tho tlmid
and inuffcnslvc youth. but this time
there is sparkling humor baol,
or his portrayal and tho whole pic
turo IL filled with clever touches,
some moments Of hilarious comedy
and nice little romance tina,
leaves everyone SATISFIED when it't
all over.
I'm support OF Ray II Charlie
Murray ms Holy Joc." and Betty
Blythe az Lolita" the scnorita
with tho sircntc inelinatlons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
CaUe-Man Tactics
Defeat "Proud Flesh"

a daring production. clothed In
comedy and satire is Proud Flesh. %
now nj the Blue Mouse The plot Of
the story has for is theme young
gin OF culture and pride who heeds
the call Of the primeyai urge Born
amid the ruins OF the great San
Francisco holocaust. Fernando Is
taken 10 Spain where che is reared
in every luxury.
She meets Patrick O'Malley, .
young. &c, getting Irish.Amsrican who
has built up a large plumbing com
pany and doesn't hesitate 10 put on q
pair OF ovcrails II necessary. Don
Jaime. a suayo. liltesbio member OF
tho Spanish nobility. follows Fernan-
da 20 America and struggle then
onsuos between Don JAMES and
lo'Maiiey for the girl.
! Pat o'Mailey and Harrison Ford
play tho supporting roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

excitement and grief connected with
a ready-mads famIly-as Reginald
Denny and Laura La piante proves
In The Fast Worker" the screen
adaptation OF George Barr Nc
Cutcheon's The Husbands Of Edith =
now playing at tho Colonial.
Denny plays the role Of a man who
suddenly finds a strange wife and
family" thrust on him. Laura Ia
Planie. Ethel Grey Terry. Muriol
Frances Dana and others help keep
him in hot water-thereby making
laughs.
Lionel Barrymore viii be featured
tn "Meddlins Women" as Tuesdays
attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

TINE new bill opening today at the
4 rantases offers a variety Of I'M
usual novelty and talent The fsa.
ture attraction is Roy Rogers 4 Co,
with Dot King and six Partisan beau.
ties IN European novelty which
they call ~ Partisan Cafe" They
offer musical comedy constituting
very snappy program Of songs and
dances and bits OF comedy. Roy
Rogers gets over his ececntricltie. IN
his usual inimitablo style The Great
Junetros. originators or sensational
acrobatlcs on vliils. appear IN an
original act Holden S Smith in
their musical comedy Offering en-,
Titled Hello Fred" have a faa, NOV
ms program OF comedy. pat,cr and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

In the phoioplay. I'm tho Nam. Of
Love" Ricardo Cortez played op,
poHite blonde for the first time in
his cinematic career. Grcta Nisscn
the young Norsewoman who is
hailed on the West Coast MS sen.
sation, is tho leading woman. Cortez
n m dark nH Miss Nisscn Is light
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton
hayo amusing Characterization in
this picture. which was directed by
Howard HiEgin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

thorship Of George Ado. and II there
is a writer in America today who
knows the average small town and
can write about u amuslngly. sym
patheucally and understandingiy. IL
Is this famous Hoosler humorist.
whose shrewd philosophy and homely
quips have won for him an enviabls
reputation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Fighting Ranger"
Playing at State

The Fighting Ranger" breezy
Western. Is the phoioplay attraction
az tho State until Wednesday night
Tho picture Is playing in conjunction
with tho regular fiyc.nct vaudeville
bill
the Rose Bud Revue. n concert by
Walter Wells band. comedy. and
an orchestra concert arc added at
fractions on tho varied program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
HAL DEAIiR
and His

THAT was long time nsv e.-.-.
l. never had heard Of Jack John
son. SO / rend the letter several
times.
It was different sort Of let
ter than I had been used to receiy
ing. He didn't brag about himself
but took precautions about my
opinion OF him.
/ sat down and wrote him:
when your contest IL over,
II you are not coming to Los
Angeles send me clippings from
the papers and tell me what
you think OF your opponent"
I wanted to see what he would
say.
Instead Of sending n letter. John
son bobbed UP In Los Angeles ant
came straight 10 my office. uket
aim from the first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

song. and some very clever dancing
Ray and Frank Doren have an act
which displays 10 the best advantage
their versatile talent and gorgeous
costumes and their surprise finish ~
tho last word in originality Gcorg.
and Lilly Garden offer musical
comedy ot merit presented by two
clever artists who give popular aud
scmiclaSaieal numbers on tho rylo.
phone and parambophone
Tho feature picture. entitled Oar
iHg Love. stars Elaine Hsmmerutriu
and Is supported rs a very strong
cast II il a biory depicted Ia drar
ma'ic fashion, the regeneration q a
human dsFrliet. II II taken from tho
novel 'briftwood." by A1beF, Pay.
sons Tsrhuur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

In Tho Trouble with Wives"
Florence vidor Is playing the wife
OF Tom Moore. In Grounds for
Divorce" Miss vidor played the wife
OF Matt Moore. Eventually sho OK.
poets TO be n screen wife 10 Owen
and Joe Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

ion that the memory OF II viii iinEer
long after other photoplays have
been forgotten.
Altho the stars performance 70 the
outstanding feature. he Is ably sup.
ported by an exceptional lineup Of
experienced players. headed by Lila
Lee. who ncquit themselves with
considerable distinction.
"Oid Home Week boasts the nu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

A HOMEsPuS comedy romance.
n clsyerly acted, skirfuliy directed
and with tho added advantage or n
plot that is different, il "Oid Homo
Week" Thomas MoiKhau's latest
paramoun, picture, now showing al
the Liberty
Hero IL a picture that portraya the
sunny side Of Main Street ana does
!, IN such human and humorous fash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Reginald Denny Stars
in McCutcheon Story

Fistic battles. automobile chases
and sheriffs' posses haven't near the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
BOIL FRUIT JARS

Before using fruit jars that have
been standIns around, boil them IN
hot aodn watcr.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30

price of coffee jumped from 1o cents 3 pound 10 2 high peak Of 4 3S cents Iaet November The price in April 1921, was 5-S cents, It is nor II 1-2 cents,
 Wide fluctuatlons in price started negotiations for another loan. Brazil nlaced restrictions on the amount of coffee exported, much as England las done on the eyrortation of rub her from several of the colonies.
 To protests Of Brazilian producers that America was hoycotting them Secretary Hoover has replied that the United States always maintained free and open market for foreign buyers and intimated that Brazil was not doing SO in recard to coffee.
 There has been no indication of desires Of rubber producers to seek loans hore, but American maniac turers have been protesting Vigor- cusIy against the restriction of out vut, and discussions of these ohieC- tions in the house of commons seems to indicate that the restriction pol icv will not be modified for the pres r10f
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
AVIATOR IS KILLED
Marine Corps Air Pilot Dies From Turns RccciyrI When Flanc Crashes at Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh, July 9o P'-Burned when his airplano was destroyed by fire after crashing at Universal, near hcro, Lieutenant Thomas l.. raco' of Cousha'ta, La. q marine corps air pilot, died in a hospital early today.
 Cug,l and Sergeant TTopwoo1 Kil- dow, an observer, were en route from Akron. O., 10 Qnan,ico, Va. tho narin" corps base, when the accident occurred, They landed at Rodgers field for fuel yesterday, and a few minutes later, while passing over Universal the motor developed trouhio, The plano crashed when Cagel tried 10 mak" a landing, Tn" gas line parted and th" pilot was caught in tn" iIamcs. Kilow suf- fered only slight bruises, and was able to proceed 10 Quantico.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
INJUNCTION THREAT FROM SECOND WARD
Stanley St, People May Ask
 Court to Forbid Widening

Owners Of property on Stanley street between Chestnut and Kelsey streets are already discussing the possibility of asking for an iniunc- ton to restrain the city from widen ing the thoroughfare between those two points. The board of public works has determined 10 carry out the widening project, If the common council consents, against the eX- press wishes of property owners. When the boards recommendation comes before the council at its next meeting, the affected property own CTS will bring in remonstrance asking that the recommendation be laid on tho table,
 Informed that residents and prop rrty owners on Stanley street, through the second ward representa- . ttyes in the common counciL will fight tho plan Of tho board of public works to uidon that street. Frosi- dent r. T.. Conlon of thc hoard has arnounced his desire 10 bring about q showdown and determine whether property onncrs shall dictate tho uscs of the street,
 Alderman Waiter FaIk has con- 'oyed 10 Mayor A. h. Paonossa 'ho opposition of property owners, 1"- clarlng the wishes nf ao per cUt of hose affected were ignored vhou 'he board voted to recommend th' widening.
 Mayor Taornss1 |e on r,rorI as
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
us. BANKERS NOW
 PUT ON BRAKES
Act in Retaliation for Higb
 Rubber Prices

New York, July 3n CP,-High prices which foreign producers are receiving for coffee and rubber are causing American bankers 10 tighten the purse strings cn loans to these industries.
 Efforts Of the state of San Paulo, Brazil, to obtain loan of $50. "o0,ooo 10 S4o,0nn,o oon for coffee valorization have struck a snag in Wall street and it Is understood that 1ny financing which might he de sired for ruhher producing indus tries in British colonies might also oncountor difficulties
 Such loans, in the view of Amcri- can bankers, would be used in ef- feet 70 maintain high prices which American consumers are now forced 10 pay The bankers policy is m- I"rstooi 10 b" in line with tho gov ornmant's attitude The state de pertinent has already frownod upon possible" loans 10 some countries which have not let funded their wal rloh's to the 'nit"d States.
 The San Taulo loan WAS to la'' l'"n secured hv Coffro Set asi,l, in Brazilian warehouses. Bankers Nnr" to rocciyo warrants to sell certain amounts of tho coffee at stated pc rIods to ro'nnl tho loan, A ropre- sentative pt Sa" Pauio has hal < r"proS"nfa'jvn in New York seeking a loan for corioo ,aIori2ation. IIr has learned that tho .'a;ra credit | good and that it is quite roSsibl' tIDat T loan could ho foatod for other purposes than holding up thD pIjc" of roir"".
 After th" last roffer security loan to RrazIl for about Sf5.ooo.6 .6o0 float. "I in London and New York. tho
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30

necessary for the filing Of petition for referendum on the new state bus control law, which went into ef- feet yesterday. Council for Littleton agreed to product him next Tues day for hearing
 One warrant charges larceny of s74h, from 4. V. Thomson, attor- ney for the bus interests who claim ed that he paid Littleton this sum as salary. Two others charge the theft of q roll Of paper valued at one cent, the list of names in ques- tion. The fourth charges suppress sion of petition for a referendum.
 Attorney Thomson said that an
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30

hour and one-half before the time the court that the money paid Little ton informed him that the list con taining more than 5000 names had been lost. Counsel for Littleton told thecourt that the money paid Little ton was for expenses, not salary, and that he could not be charged with stealing it.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30

favoring the wishes of the majority whenever 1t can he done without hindering the development of the city. Stanley street will be made 9 through highway to Hartford, cut ing off much of the traffic coming through the center.
 Chairman Conlon Ttll oppose claiming Stanley strcet is no longer reeidnntial but is an important artery of traffic, and he will argne that the desire Of property owners to avoid use Of the street should not be sui fclcnt to defeat an important mat ter of city Improvement
 Mayor Paoncssa farors the hoard'S E program. He recently garo t"o feet of his own property on 10th sides o' Hartford avenue to alo" of q vtd- crjnE of that street,