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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

LAS "Thc Adventurous Sex" dis.
4 L covered all tho thrills In llfeT
Have they tested every emotion and
sampled every desire that human
flesh is heir TOT Some critics OF the
young generation ray no. while their
defenders cling TO the argumen, that
today's life is so complex. It's tempo
so swift that the flapper or modern
young girl is Just the natural out.
growth OF this jazzed.up aEe and
not tho primary cause OF the Jazz
age
In tho new Encore picture, ''Thc
Adventurous Sex. which is now
playing at the Riue Mouse. Clara
Bow las the part OF ono OF these
modern daughters OF Eve. who in.
sists on personally rampllng the mp.
pie OF experiences. With sheer hosiery
and sheer nerve she plungcs In. man.
ages 10 escape many OF she traps
set for her adventurous feet. but
finally gets In such tight corner
tina, she has 10 cry for help. proving
that. after all. the modern girl and
grandmother aro haslcaliy the sams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
"CRUZE CAMP TO BE
SCENE FOR WESTERN

Paul Wing. location chief for the
James cruEe Paramount, unit. has
LEFT for Cheyenne. Wye, where he
will make plans for the establish
ment of "cruEe Camp" this summer,
The camp win be located In vast
stretch OF uninhabl,ed country in
Wyoming. and will be used for the
filming Of major portion OF the
scenes OF Cruces next Western epic,
the story OF the pony express Kari
Brown. head camcFamnu. who is now
in Sacramento arranging FOR ioca-
tons near there. viii join Wing in
Cheyenne In a few days. Sruze will
follow them on a flying trip in about
a week.
Shooting will start IN about two
weeks AT the Sacramento locations,
Among those In tho east viii be
Ernest Terrence. Betty compson.
Wallace Becry and Ricardo Cortez-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
Pola Negri to
Start Work on
New Picture

After several weeks In New York.
Pola Negrl has returned 90 Holly
wood where she win begin work i'm.
mediately on Joseph liergcshelmer's
story Flower OF tho Night"
Flower Of the Night is expected
to be one OF the most oolorful pic
lures IN which Miss Negri has APP
peared. II has a Mexican hack.
ground and treats the Mexican pco-
pie in sympathetic manner. Hcrgc-
shclmer spent three months in
Mexico city where he was given the
active cooperation Of the Mexican
government in obtaining atmosphere
and material for the story,
Miss Negrfs departure for Holly
wood followed series Of conferences
between herself. Jesse l.. LaslSy. MIR
Hergcshoimer, willis Goldpeok. who
is writing the scenario for Flower
OF the Night and Paul Bern. who
VIII direct tho production.
Hector Turnhull. head OF tho pro-
dueiion supervisors Of the Para
mount Hollywood studio returned
last week from Europe. where shi
has been in consultation with several
well known authors. lie brought the
first draft OF Michael Arlen's story.
Crossroads % tho World. which the
British author hns written especially
for Miss Negri Mr. Turnbull Is en-.
thusiostlc over tho story as written
by Mr.. Arien, He declared that un-
Ike most authors Mr.. Arlen thought
and wrote IN terms OF motion pictures
and that his story Crossroads OF the
World" was an ideal vehicle for
Miss Negrl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

~ ann positive that when / shipped
my skunk 10 Canada several months
ago there were no other akunm Ia
the crate" the trainer declares.
"skunks are the hardest In the busi-
ness 10 teach parlor manners, ana
am tired ~ them"
Hudson comedies that the ak alto.
MIXERS might have been born during
their shipment. lie maintains. how
ever, that he contracted for tho ssrv-
ices 81 only one adult skunk. Be
cause Of the peculiar circumstances
OF birth. the newcomers. he contends.
should be permitted 10 exercise their
own preference OF residence. They
have already eylnced a liking fas the
Canadian landscape and a desire 80
further explore the country II II n
$3.50 chance the skunks were born
on the Canadian side. says Hudson.
Thru Raymond g. Peck. director Of
the motion picture bureau. tho Gu
madam authorities insist upon a rigid
adherence 20 immigration reguia'
tons. According 20 Peeh's interpre.
tation. the baby skunks are Ameri-
can subjects. regardless Of place OF
birth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
international Crisis at Hand;
Six Baby Skunks Cause Trouble

This big moment Of the Leaae OF
Nations whereby Il may Prov IT,
self IN an international crisis al last
has arrived. O
An immigration sua~ II looming
between this country and Canada
which the world court may find itself
in n position 90 unraycl.
The controversy concerns six baby
skunks. ION in transit fros New
York 90 the Canadian woods The
matter IN complicated by a multi.
nl!sity Of issues. involving parent
ars, legal ownership and the larger
consideration OF nationality.
All parties 10 tho dispute rcpudiBte
the skunks. which are now limo.
Gently baskinE in tho scenic Fisrien
of tho Canadian lumber country. 100
miles north OF Ottawa. wherr their
mother Is serving a film company
filming Jogging camp scenes FOR rrhe
Knockout" film drama in which
Milton stills II being starred,
Tho international aspect 10 the
case was brought about by attempts
~ the owner OF the mother skunk 10
iisavow ownership OF the new NJ,
rivals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

ITO THOSE OF the older genera
ton who view with alarm the
terrifying manners and morals OF
tho younger generation. We heartily
recommend a visit to the Coliseum.
where James cruzs's latest Para
mount production. 1.-THE Goose
Hangs High" is now holding forth.
For in this honest portrayal OF
typical American family there is re
vealed all the innate goodness. gen.
crosby and loyalty that is deeply
Embedded in our young moderns OF
today.
THE Goose Hangs High" Is a pie
turization Of the famous stage sue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
LL0YD'S NEW ONE
Is "THE FRESHMAN

Harold Lloyd's new picture Of col
legs life viii be released under the
title, Tho Freshman" and not ms
"Rah. Rah. Iah. THE Rah, Rnh.
Rah Boy" or any OF the various
other titles that have been ascribed
70 Il.
The first print OF the specialized
funmaker's new feature reached New
York last week. and William II,
Fraser. general manager Of the
Lloyd corporation. announced that u
would be released by Pathe in the
fall. Ths stars next comedy. on
which no will begin work shortly,
is 20 be released under the Para
mount banner.
Az THE Freshman" II built around
football. Americas leading fall sport.
il In the belief Of Mr.. Lloyd and his
associates that the film. being shown
while football interest is at It's
helgh,h. win receive great popular
approval.
Jobyna Ralston. Pat Harmon. Joe
Harrington. Brooks Benedict. Haze
koencr and James Anderson are the
principal supporting actors In THE
Frcahman."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
NARY BRIAN TO PLAY
I0pP0SITE RAY GRIFFITH

xary Brian. the girl who became
haeus overnight in her screen
bat as 'wendy~ In peter Pan"
y play the leading role opposite
Esrnond Griffith in his first star
|=s picture "on Dress Parade"
Besides Miss Brian. tho 10 other
kAssrs who win appear In support
\ Griffith arc; Joseph Bowling.
6Ehlesn Klrkham. Edgar Norton,
|EgEsline Cadsden. Nigel do Bru-
h, Gustav Won seyfertlt, Carl
kstkdale. Gerald Austin. Lincoln
Farmer and Michael Dark
ne sire OF the cast Is in keep
b With the magnitude OF the pro-
bitten. which launches Raymond
Hffth as a star. Filming OF ~on
fFsss Parade" has begun with Ed
fri Sutherland directing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

cess by Lewis Beach. II is a high
hearted domestic comedy.drams
which deals in charming and ten.
der fashion with present-day fami.
ly conditions.
The care with which the produc.
ton has been handled Is evi1enced
in the cast that has been assem-.
bled. every member Of which was
chosen with an eye 10 his or her
suitability for the particular role.
The result is perfect character de.
lineations that are true 20 the spiri.
OF the story. The leading players
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bennett,
Myrtle Siedman. Esther Ralston,
George Irving and Edward Pell,
Jr.-give maryelousIy real perform.
ances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

4 Charles Ray has the title
u, IN "Dyndniitc Smith, to
showR az the Colonial
and Monday.
h writing Dynamite SMITH for
chsrles Rays comeback" 10
!. bashfal boy roles aud the su.
&sr,sscn o. Thomas IL. Inec. {.
.srsnsr sullivan has woven a story
romance, adventure and thrills
.rOura young newspaper writer
lso knew life only as /, existed
l~,uesa tho covers OF books. IL
4 rs frst assignment on muir.
case that dFasged him into
whirlpool. % life. and he learned
incoming Of hatred ana ven.
sses. q fear and courage: OF pity
4 4 sacrifice. Of love aud passion.
4 Thramite Smith" presents
|narss Ray at the Colonial sunday
NJ MouGsy. II was directed by
80 Inct ana the cast includes
H. splendid and well known art.
u As Bessie Love, Wallace Berry
~ Jacqueline Logan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
SAILS FOR ErRopE

!aAan Johnson. production editor
'ss Paramount Long island studio,
81 for Europe hast week 10 study
= editing in Germany, France and
|ag. He also Will consult with crit.
I exhibitors and picture oers as
wat the European public likes
p dlslikes In American films.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27
PRETTY Rig CAMP

Several hundred players spent a
month on location Mt Tuba City.
Ariz. 100 miles from the nearest
possofficc. making Zane Grcy's Wild
Horse Mesa" The actors and tech.
meal workers lived in tents. The
camp cooks rose 10 the occasion de.
spite all handlcaps. and furnished
fresh meat as we'll as green vege.
tables and salads daily. Zane Grey
was among the campers. Jack Holt.
Billie Dove, Noah Berry and Douglas
Fairbanks. Ir.. are the featured play.
ers and George II. seisz Is directing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Eugene pesserer. who plays
prominent role IN Gloria swanson's
most recent picture. The Coast
Of Folly" formerly held the fene'
Ing championship for women. Mas
Besserer. born in France, has been
an actress since the age Of nine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

Charles Moore. a 7o-yenr-old extra
in THE Halfway Girl" which fea.
lures Doris Kenyon and Lloyd
Hughes. appeared with Miss Kenyon
In her first moving picture.
Fritlzi Brunette, well known to pic
turc fans. recently finished a year
and a half vaudeville tour and Is now
ono OF tho principals supporting ben
Lyon md Mary Astor in The Pace
That Thrills
Miervyn Le Roy. gag man. came
on from the Coast TO collahoratc with
the Earl Hudson units on The Pace
That Thrills" which will servs as
feature vehicle for Bon Lyon and
Mary As,or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-27

and sisters under tho makeup.
Miss Bow. who Is recognized in
the film world as the leading lady OF
flapperdom. has n very convincing
aud dramatic part. other we'll
known players. including Herbert
RRwlinson and Earle Williams. arc
seen In her support.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16
FOUL WEATHER
LANDING SPOT
FOR KELLY
Hard-surfaced Runway to
Be Constructed Soon
at Flying Camp.

Designed as a take-off and landing
strip for airplanes in wet weather and
as labor saving arrangement for
soldiers who have to run planes out
on the line and back to the hangers.
hard-surfaced runways and lateralS
are to be constructed at Kelly Field.
Plans for runway for use in wet
weather have been worked out under
direction of Lieutenant Colonel G. u.
Culver. post commander. and call for
construction of an asphalt roadway 30
feet wide and nearly 1000 feet in
length.
The landing strip will be construct
cd on the gravel runway that was
built several months ago along the
line of hangers at the two ends of the
field.
Lateral strips IL feet in width viii
be laid from the runway to the ham
CARS to lessen the burden Of rolling the
planes from the hangers to the line.
Bids for construction of the run
ways will be opened December 81 by
First Lieutenant /. ID. Van Meter,
Kelly Field quartermaster.
The runways when completed will
serve the purpose nf providing safe
landing place in wet weather and will
also eliminate damage done to pro-
pellers and planes by rocks and mud
thrown up when the ground is soft.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16
Dinner Will Be Given in
Honor Of Distinguished
Masonic Visitor.

Illustrious Noble James c. Burger,
Imperial Potentate of North America,
Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, accompanied by Mrs.
Burger. arrived in San Antonio
Wednesday in their private car san
Antonio" over the Southern Pacific
railway. Imperial Potentate Burger
is visiting the Alamo City in his Of
fetal capacity. Accompanying the i'm
pcrial party on It's trip through Texas
are: Imperial Assistant Chief Rab-
ban, Frank G.. Jones Of Arabia Tenn
pie, Houston; o. NJ. Longnecker OF
the Southern Pacific railway, and X.
c. Hecox, private secretary to the i'm
perial potcntate.
The imperial party was met at
Houston by Illustrious Potentate
Herman Horner, Chief Rabban, &. d..
Hall, Recorder =. ID. Mathis. High
Priest and Prophet Henry Robe and
Major General Ernest Kinds, U. =.
A.. of Alzafar Temple. San Antonio.
and escorted to this city. The party
was met at the railway depot by H.
lustrious Potentate J. III. Gamble of
the FL Paso Temple, who will escort
the party to El Paso.
The Shrine delegation from Austin
also greeted the imperial party at
the Scottish Rite Temple. Illustrious
Potcntate r. s. Barnhart, headed the
Austin Shriners. Others we're: Chief
Rabban, 5. q. Roberdcaux, High
Priest and Prophet Morris Burns,
Oriental Guide II. Il. Tyler, Recorder
j. III. Munster, and Imperial Repre-
sentative J. ID. Rector and j. Z.
Miller.
The party was met at the depot by
Alzafar Temple band and committee
of Shriners and taken to the Scottish
served. After breakfast, n sightseeing
trip was made around the city. A
luncheon was served the party ut the
Alamo Country Club Mt noon. A din
ner given the imperial party and in
vited guests in the banquet room of
the Scottish Rite Cathedral, followed
by a program in the auditorium. in
honor Of the imperial potentatc,
Wednesday night.
The program follows: America"
Alzafar Temple Band; address of
welcome. Noble William S. Fly; adj
dress, James c. Burger; selections,
by Alzafar Temple Band; Address.
Frank G. Jones; Reproduction of
first section Of initiation ceremonies
under direction of Noble Robert s.
Michael and Noble G. G. Graben-
beimer; motion pictures. A vaude-
willie skit will close the program.
The imperial party will leave San
Antonio at O'Clock Thursday morn
ing for III Paso and the Pacific
coast.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16
WOMEN OPPOSE NEW
TERM FOR MA, SAYS
MRS. CLAYBROOK

DALLAS, Tex. Dec. 16.-CP-
Women of Texas will oppose the re-
election of Governor Miriam A. Fer
suson, Mrs. J. ID. Claybrook of Austin,
Texas, president Of the State Demo.
cratic Women's association, declared
in an address here before the Demo
cratic women of Dallas county. Mrs.
Claybrook said the women of Texas
regardless of party. are not behind
Mrs. Ferguson and would not re-clect
her.
This is considered the first official
announcement of the Democratic WON
ems organization on a second term
for Mrs. Ferguson.
Mrs. Claybrook, while president OF
the organization, was an ardent sup
porter first of Judge Felix ID. Rob
ertson. defeated by Mrs. Ferguson in
the Democratic primaries and later
she supported DIR. George C. Butte.
Republican candidate for governor
against Mrs. Ferguson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16
M|LL|CENT MAY
BREAK HER
SILENCE
Countess Salm and Corps
Of Detectives Guard
Her Infant Son. 4

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Dec.
16.-CP)-Rcporters here today were
hoping that Countess Salm Won
Hoogstraeten would tire of playing
tag with them and break her silence
which she has threatened to do on
several occasions. In each instance,
however, the former Millicent Rogers,
hciress to a S40,OO0,OOO fortune,
changed her mind at the last minute
and sent word that she chad nothing
to say"
The countess was living quietly at
Waikiki cottage at Palm Beach I'M
til the arrival Of the count, her hus-
band, and his mother, from Europe.
The count began his New York-Palm
Beach warfare to gain control of their
year-old son by issuing daily state
ments and then started legal pro-
cecdings.
PISTOLS USED.
The climav arrived Monday morning
when private detectives employed by
her to prevent the kidnapping Of her
baby, used pistols to repel intruders
on her property. The intruders turn
ed out to be other private detectives
who claimed they were in the employ
of the count.
A similar episode almost occurred
Monday night when the countess
detectives rushed the counts men in
some bushes across the street. The
two sets of sleuths then agreed to rec
ognize one another TO the extent Of not
shooting any more on suspicion. The
shooting Monday morning for n time
was considered an attempt to kidnap
the baby, and caused considerable per-
turbation to both the count and the
countess.
KIDNAPPING DENIED.
The count and his lawyer, Herman
p. Goodstein, both in New York, is
sued positive statements that they
were in no way connected with the re-
ported kidnapping attempt. Last night,
Mr.. Goodstein disclaimed for the
count any connection with the pri-
vate detectives who said they we're in
his employ.
Reports yesterday that Fl. y.
Rogers, father of the countess, and
the count both had arrived here, were
denied.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16

This series of Advertisements published in the interests Of
Je5peby 4dyerfiSerS in The Light
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16
.STEFFLER GIVES XMAS
PRESENT T0lABORERS

Street Commissioner Paul f.. Stef
fler has given his Christmas presents
to San Antonio laborers.
He has emroycd 80 extra men for
December in order that they will have
money for Christmas, he said, Wed
nesday.
Although his budget calls for only
$50 men. 400 are now at work.
He hopes to keep them in the street
department next year with the money
that he will receive from the last bona
issue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16
ARMY TRUCKS TO AID
BORDERTROOP SANTA

Santa Claus will make use of army
trucks TO carry his Christmas cheer TO
the Fourth Field Artillery at Laredo.
Friday five trucks loaded with holt
day supplies for the Fourth will leave
Fort Sam Houston for Laredo.
Included in the list of articles for
the border post will be turkeys and
other ingredients for the Christmas
dinner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-16
.FL|ERS BRAVE COLD
TO DELIVER PLANES

Undaunted by the cold weather that
prevails to the north of San Anto-
MO, Captain c. y. Oldfield and First
Lieutenants John d. Corkillc and Eir-
gil Hinc took off from Brooks Field
Wednesday morning for Selfridgc
Field, Michigan.
The Brooks Field pilots are flying
three ATT training ships to Selfridge
Field for use in instruction OF re-
serve fliers at that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

Broadway Success "The Circle" with
all Star Cast; Fred Thompson and
Silver King in "AIl Around the
Frying Pam; Pathe Review and
Fables.
Following the original stage pro-
duction more closely than any re-
cent motion picture has followed its
original "The Circle" is being shown
at the Colonial today and tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-09

Whereas, Ferdinand st. Pierre of
Mount Vernon. County Of Kennebec
and State Of Maine, by his mortgage
deed, dated the thirty-frst day Of May,
1924, and recorded in the Kennebec
Registry Of Deeds, Book 576, page 593,
conveyed to me the undersigned, a
certain parcel of real estate in Mount
Vernon in the County of Kennebec,
and bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at the Northwest
corner of w. H Cars land, thence
running Southerly about seventy-five
rods to land Of Benjamin Allen: thence
Westerly on said Aliens line to the
center of the road; thence Northerly
on the road to land of Wilder Taylor;
thence sEasterly on said Taylors land
to place OF beginning: being part of
lot No. ISL.
Also one other piece Of land on the
Westerly SIDE Of the same road and
bounded Southerly by land Of afore-
said Allen; West by land Of same BEN
jamin Allen; Northerly by land occu-
pied by H. B. Trask: and Easterly by
serving all rights of the public in and
to the said road. Being the same
premises described in deed recorded in
Kennebec Registry of Deeds, Book
$50, Page 25S. Also decided to Nora
M. Damren by Wesley Damren July 2,
1923: and whereas the condition Of
said mortgage has been broken;
Now, therefore. by reason Of the
breach of the condition, thereof, I
claim a foreclosure of said mortgage.
NORA n. DAMREN.
Dated this oath day Of November,
1925. dec2-9-16
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-09
OPERA HOUSE

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Stupendous
Story "The Lost World; Lloyd
Hamilton in Comedy and Educa :
tonal Reel. Shown for Last Times
today. Popular Prices.
"The Lost World" has exceeded the
public's fondest expectations and will
go down in film history as the most
astounding spectacle ever screened
Peering over the high cliff the
lovers saw an astounding spectacle
Hundreds of dinosaurs as big as 10
elephants, flying monsters the size OF
an aeroplane, animals believed to
have been extinct 100000 years
ago.
Halt suffocated by smoke, fleeing
the hot breath of flame Of a gigantic
forest fire.
Screaming, snarling, swapping with
monstrous jaws, clawing, fighting
battling their way into the deep
waters of a brackish lake, only to
face death by undersea monsters.
The cast includes Bessie Love
Lewis Stone, Wallace Berry and
Lloyd Hughes.
This is the picture that has been
shown in the large cities all over the
world at $500 prices. but in Au-
gusta, Maine the public is fortunate
in being able to see same at the
popular prices of Is. 25 and 35c.
Everything is set for what looks to
be a great vaudeville show the last
three days of this week. Many peo-
pie are taking advantage Of the re-
serve seats and are phoning 100 for
reservations for Thursday and FRI
day eyering.-Ady.