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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

Altho beaten bp Dirie Ia Hood
here short time ogo. Vic King
made 1cod impression and he's
cdrdcd TO fight SiG rounds Nth
Bud Ridlcv az The crystal Pool TO-
moTolO night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
PROBE ALLEGED.
MAD SLAYER
London Police Solving Mys-
terry Deaths in Cottage

LONDON, April a.-rhc story Of u
degenerate mailman is being nleced
together by Scotland Yard. as dctec.
tiyos attempt TO solve the mystery
OF Poison Cottage" whore Gran.
willie Cooke and sclwyn Foster met
death.
unromlttlng search thru the dilnpi.
dated shack has revealed a pile OF
skulls, "a complete skeleton in pot
full OF auicklIme and Unfortunately
scattered heaps OF bones. In the
wced'ridden garden were found sev.
eral bodies, In large house which
% years ago was operated 10y Cookies
father as an anatomical school police
came upon shelf after shelf OF poison
phlsls.
Whether tho bones found In such
gruesomo numbers represented relies
OF the old school or victims OF de,
moniacal orgies alleged to have taken
place In tho alleyway cottage Is not
set known. but police arc question,
inR men and women who are be.
lieyed 10 have known Cooke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
ELLINCSON GIRL
WANTS TRIAL
Mother Slayer Determined
to Prove Her Sanity

BAN FRANCISCO, April IA
different Dorothy Ellington today
doflod her attorneys efforts 20
prove her insane.
The youthful inzz girl who muir.
dered her mother has turned on
her counsel with "a determination
10 aid the state. which holds she
is not unbalanced.
10 this end Dorothy steeled her.
self for another court session nj
which. II her frhil strength can sui.
flee, sha viii not break down.
Dorothy realizes her fainting spells
partially give the Ito 20 her emphatic
declarations that she IL sane -Four.
teen times thus far In her court ap.
ponrances she has collapsed. She is
determined not TO do II again.
I'm going 10 show ON I'm all
right" tho "red-head" fnyorits Of
Chlnatown'u best known cafes de.
elnrcd today, I'm no moro insane
than any other Girl. That claim Is
all the bunk. Let's have the trial
We started with and set Il over"
Dorothy'H actions have placed her
attorneys In an embarrassing posi-.
ton. Yesterday she rat talking
quietly and normally with a mntron
beside her. Each glance AZ her at
torneys was filled with luminosity.
white once. when Dr. Joseph Cation,
prosecution nlienist spoke TO her she
smiled sweetiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
THREE HURT IN
AUTO CRASHES
City employe Painfully Hurt
in Street MiShap

A man and two children, victims
OF automobiles Thursday night.
were recovering from their injuries
Friday.
Edward " Brennan. g. employee
OF the city water department. fe.
ooived a triple fracture OF the left
les and bruises whom no was run
down al 18th ave, and Il. Thomas
st. by an automobile, lie was taken
TO the city hospital and later 10
Providence hospital. His home is
at 1905 4, Thomas St
Jean Marie Hendrckson. s years
old. while plying In front OF her
home at asa7 Woodland Park ave
was hi, BY an auto driven by NJ. II.
9eering. She was cut and bruised
and was taken 10 her home by Geer.
ing.
g. W. Carlson. Ia ". ssrd st..
reported TO tho police that his auto
had struck japanese child AZ
Firth ave. and Jefferson ~. The
child picked himself up and ran
away. apparently only slightly hur,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
SOLD BOYS RUM
Woman, Held by Police, Is
Charged With Booze Sale

Alleged 10 have sold lauor "a
three boys ono barcS 10. Mrs.
Giuscpplnl E:appcllo. 40. was arrest
cd at her home. 1866 10Th ave. &.
Thursday night. By Columbia city
police on city liquor charge
serEt George W. Wilson found
the boys. ono Of whom was 10 and
The others II and rs. intoxicated
They told him where they got the
liquor and tho arrest followed. Mrn.
hsappello had on hand 20 gallons Of
powerful faisin wine when the raid
was staged. II II alleged.
Capt w II. Soaring said he had
received no reports ef tho woman
selling liquor 10 high school stu.
dents The three boys do no, go -
school, but work In the nelshbor.
hood. Mrs. Eappollo was released
on $500 bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
3 LAKE HOMES
DESTROYED
Fire at HalIer Lake Ruins
Residences; Loss $4,000

\ lano brick chimney standing
among warped debris and ohirred
ruins on the south sido OF Halter
lake 10 all that remains Of three
homes thar were destroyed by fire
late Thursday afternoon. A fourth
home, saved by the timely arrival
OF two companies OF Seattle flrcmcn
Is badly damaged.
The buildings destroyed were tho
summer home OF Carl Engcl and the
residences OF w. w Worth and
George Elmslie A summer home Of
Dr, J. N, SAKE was saved by the fire
mon
The flames started IN the Engel
summer home, Mrs, Iingel went 10
tho house late in the afternoon and
started IA fire IN tho kitchen stove
10 dry the place. which had not been
tennnted since last summer. A de.
foctiyo stove pipe broke at n Joint
and In falling showered sparks over
a pile OF paper Tho paper caught
fire and ignitod the curtains. So
rapidly did the fire spread that Mrs
Engel waH barely able 10 escape
Within an hour the three homes
were IN ruins,
The soft dirt roads leading In TO
tho lake, according to battalion Chief
l.. II. Tyler who led the two com,
panics OF firemcn, prevented their
arrival ia time TO save the Worth
home.
Tho Euglo summer home, valued
al $4,000. tho EimAlle home, at $4,000.
and the SAKE summer home were
not Insured Tho Worth home. val.
ued at $1,000. was partly insured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
SEATTLE WOMAN
i, DIES IN WRECK
Mrs. Caroline Doane Killed:
Husband Injured

CENTRALG.t. April s,-Mrs, caro-.
limo poanc, 50. iSSe Eastern ave. SO.
attic. was Killed and her husband.
r. h. poone. Seattle druggist. was
slightly injurcd near here yesterday
when their automobile skldded and
turned turtle, They were motoring
20 Portland.
The accident occurred lust oppo.
sre the Noun, View comotery on
the Pacific highway when Daane
ploted his ear TO the side OF the
road 20 pass Ccntralia. Portland
auto stage one wheel struck a slim.
pery spot and the car skidded. Mrs.
paspe died few minutes later at
81. Luke's hospital here.
Her body Was 20 be taken TO Seat.
nc today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
CASE TO JURY SOPRANO DIES
Chapman's Fate Placed in
Hands of IL Persons

HARTFORD Conn, April S,-The
case of the state OF Connecticut
against Gerald Chapman, mail rob
her and bandit. charged with killing
Policeman James j. Skelly, went TO
the jury today following Judge Jen.
nings' charge.
Judge Jennings told the jury that
in view OF the fact that James Skelly
was killed while felony was being
committed, there is only possible n
verdict OF first.degrce murder or an
acauittnl.
He said there were no eStenuating
circumstances whereby n verdict OF
second.dcgree murder could be re.
turned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
WITNESS DEAD
Harold V. Moorlng Was for
Defense in Barrel Case

The Barrel hijacking murder dc.
PENDANTS. including two former Sc.
attic policemen. lost one Of their
main defense witnesses in the
death wednesday Of Harold V.
Moorlng. federal prohibition agent
who sueeumbed 10 pneumonia Fun,
sraI rites viii be said Saturday at
o'clock at the Johnson Hamilton
mortuary
Agent Mooring had been active
in the local federal dry office for
three years. A builc, he received
in a battle with boo,icggers some
time ago Is believed to have con.
tributsd to his death The BODY
viii be crcmn,sd At washell Gem
rErry
lie wac defense witness for
Oscar l. Reddcn. J II Burt. Chsr.
ter Eo,hsrmet and Harry Landaker.
In the Barrel case IN which a Jury
disagreed early last month. They
viii be retired late In April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
JAPAN BIG BUYER
Lead Far East in Consump-
ton OF American Goods

Ispan continues TO lead as the
harvest consumer OF American goods.
With Australia holding second place,
according 10 report on foreign
trade received yesterday by the
Chamber o. Commerce from It's
Washington D. c.. bureau.
During the calendar year 1884.
Australia proved the leading mar.
kcs for American automobiles and
ranked second IN the truck market
while Japan ranked first on trucks
and only 10Th In passenger cars.
says the report
The dye trade in China. where
GermRny's keen competition IL being
aggrrsslvely oomhatted. shows signs
Of Increase, the report stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Madame PaSquaIi Ameri-
Can-Born Opera Singer

OMAHA, Neb.. April 3.-Madame
Bernice De Pasquali, 40, coloratura
soprano, formerly with the Metropol.
tan Grand Opera company. died Mt
n hospital here today from pneu.
monla.
Madame Dc Pasquali. one OF the
few American.born opera singers, was
TO have achieved the climax of her
career in September. She was en-.
gagged TO sing the title role of the
new opera. st Cecilie" at the Holy
Year celebration under the auspices
of the Roman Catholic church In
Rome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
FREED; NABBED
Arrest Alleged Drug Vendor
as He Leaves Court

Dong Suey. who twice defeated
tho attempts OF narcotic agents 10
convict him and send him TO pris.
on, was arrested third time
Thursday as he was walking out OF
the courtroom, free man.
Dong recently was acquitted OF a
charge OF selling narcotica The
federal grand jury returned two in
dictmonta against hluf recently.
and he was tried on ono Of them
and acquitted Thursday. lie wis
arrested. as he was leaving the
courtroom and Judge Scterer dir.
missed one OF tho counts.
A search for Betty Brown. prin.
oipal government witness against
Dong sucy. has been Instituted, as
she disappeared suddenly before the
last trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
New Tax Commission
to Meet in OLYMPIA

The new state tax commission. a
Hartley idea. has been called by the
governor to meet at Olympia next
Monday. ~ this time so-eailed
advisory commission" Is TO be Sc
lected: the work OF tho commission
win be laid out and chairman will
be named
Tho governor has notified s. ",
Chase, King county assessor. and the
two other commissioners. OF their
appointments. The commission. Ia
turn. " TO make some new jobs. In.
Guiding a sseretaryship. and various
minor appointments. Tho first cost
Of the organization Will be well over
$4,000 a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Survey of Ceramic
Industry Complete

The first complete survey Of the
ceramic industry la the state OF
Washington has just been made By
tho state development committee OF
the Chamber OF Commerce and pre-.
pared BY Prof, Hewitt Wilson, OF the
college Of mines. University OF wash.
inEton. according 20 announcement
made by the chamber last night.
Tho survey viii prove valuable
from two angles. the chamber points
out Not only win Il tend TO reveal
tho possibilities OF increasing tho
scope OF present ceramic mnnufae,
ture. but viii encourage other indus,
tries using ceramic products TO got
them nj home,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Italian Minister
of War Quits Job

ROME. April s.--Gen. Digiorgio,
minister Of whr. has resigned. &C.
cordlnE 20 unofficial Information.
Con Pcttu Di Rorcto. commander
or the Turin army corps. probably
viii succeed him
A hli for the reform or the
Italian army. introduced IN the sen.
ate rs Gen piriorgio. appears doom.
cd TO defeat. aud Il IN this prospect
that may have influenced the min
lister 90 resign The government
refused 10 make tho passage OF the
bill a question OF confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Mill Production Is
Below New Business

New business jumped 10 lfis per
cent above production for tho lsJ
mills reporting 20 tho West coas,
Lumbermcn's association las, week
Figures made public Thursday show
shipments were per cent below new
business.
The weeks production was i0a.
sss.s44 feet: saIes, I2i.7sD.sst feet
and shipments. iii.75o.s 1906 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
OIL KINGS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

on committee which is sin pending
to the courts.
The court refused 20 sustain
the defense contention that
Wakh's speech inierfered with
the jury's decision and II rejected
. minor point that the indlcr.
msn;s were not properly signed
The government was upheld on
both these points.
Following tbs courts action.
George 7. Hoover OF counsel for sin.
clair. said he believed the charge o.
bribery asainst Fail and Doheny was
disposed Of. but thought that the
conspiracy charge against all four
aefsndaHts might be rs-submitted 10
another jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
G. B. Avery Named
to State Position

G. u, Avery. Seattle. has been np.
Pointed assistant supervisor OF the
state department Of labor and indus.
tries. He was formerly an office
holder with the federal internal rev.
snae forces. Ills predecessor was
Victor zednick. who has been elected
secretary Of the H. r, o. =. Seattle
lodge. Claire Bowman. director Of
the department. is to reorSanizs the
Seattle office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Spanish War Vet
Rites Are Today

Military ceremonies were TO feature
the funeral services for Peter Hub.
bald, ~, mill worker and veteran of
the Standardization war. at the
Butterworth mortuary Friday after.
noon. Fortson-Thygeson camp, Unit.
cd Spanish War Veterans was TO
take charge of the rites. Cremation
viii follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
u. of w. Debaters
Victors in Oregon

EUGENE, ore. April S,--The Uni.
ycrsIty OF Washington women's dc.
bating team won . to decision
from Oregon women here last iaght.
The Washington negative team op.
posed the ratification of the much
discussed child labor amendment TO
the federal constitution.
Adelino Burros and Dorothy
George represented the University
Of Washington and Frances Cherry
and Alino Buster composed the ore.
gon team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
ygH? lNSEPARABLE
KOlB AND DILL TO
PART? IMPOSSIBLE!

LOS ANGELES, April 2 Kolh
and DIN, veteran vaudeville per
l'FmelN, have parted company.
according 20 close friends today.
Tho famous team win ~ longer
20 seen IN double harness ON the
s'sse' It was said. because Dillq
mas entered tho movies.
kolo viii do his stuff" alngly
hereafter, according TO tho re,
ports choosing TO remain behind
tho footlights.
kolh and Dill split once before.
eut were later reunited when they
Jailed to $50 over with the pub,
lie in separate acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

DIES MONIES. 1a.-Mrs Harvey
Hewitt. bringing him 10 court as
evidence. said her husband. who APP
pcarcd carrying Bible. neither
smoked. drank. sworc or played
poker But DO wouldn't work and
he broke up our home running to
prayer meetings" she testified
Hewitt was held TO the grand jury
in default OF bali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
U. S. Will Appeal
Oil Case Decision

CLEVELAND. Ohio, April s.-s,yc
viii carry the case to the court OF
appeals OF the District OF columia. :
Atlee Pomerene. government counsel.
told the United Press today when in.
formed the indictments of Albert b.
Fall. L, l.. Doheny aud Edward l..
poheny, Jr, and Harry +. Sinclair
had been quashed by Justice Mccoy
at Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

VANCOUVER. II. c. About
100000 expenditure in new buat.
ness plants in thise city Is estimated
Tor this summer. There arc at pres.
ent under construction. In addition
to the business undertaking., lai
residences Of an average value OF
$4,000 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Passerby Is Hit
by Drunken Lout

Attacked by an intoxicated man.
Thursday night. Albert Dc Lory. 81.
OF III Lane st.. was knocked down
and his shoulder disloca,ed. he told
the police DO Lory. when taken to
tho city hospital, said tho drunken
man hit him without warning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
Is Workmen Killed
in Chimney Crash

BERLIN. April s.-SiNtsen work.
men died Thursday under the ruins
o, chimney which collapsed n, the
Roshlcm works In I,eipzig. accord.
ing 10 dispatches. Details OF the
accident are not available
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

Twelve tins OF opium, said 10 be
worth $4,000 at retail prices. were
found in Mount Baker park Thurs.
day. by superintendent c. II. Peter.
son. Officials arc investigating to
-s.-.-- --~-r-- -s---- sssilssxisg arr be-
ing made thru caches In seattiE's
public marks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

WIMBLEDON. England - Flny
bed. u had escaped from men.
ageric and a snake chhrmcr had TO
be called to get 1t out OF the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

Mike McTigue picked sikh to beat
Berlenbach. Mike is just as
good picker as he is fighter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-24
EasiLy, the VERY Finest Ch0uUe SOuris

ANCIENT CAMEO Nkita Balieff Collection Left
Behind in Moscow.
sSssSs sSs 4ssonks
6 THE SHEPHERDESs INTERLUDE
From Tcnaikovsky's Opera, 1.-THE Queen of Spades"
Mines B G z ErfS ns % nd
2 THE zOPORozHTSI (The Dnieper COssacks)
Based the famous painting by Hya Repln
Music by Alexe Arehansessky .a o +,a zver
sS TS s IT. S
the r aa'r oPf
s: 10 * & s S
ma has left 1as painting r a1
s The bitter 9gss 3stwn as Moo oR the
II bs canvass 5 sultan the ssn s'1 e Gs vRi
aa a od Hsa the aaao t5:I4 .stP
o with ef hn NUMBER the VINO ea ad
IS sgI.6 The Ro biting nsH "d the BE Ss5D1
q RrT @fo n RRs2se aSs5 N1r.e
okorOtchenkoff shsfeL s Sotoff
INTERMIssION.
chauvssouris c Fatd BY f Rndrs h '
8 THE ARRIVAL AT BETHLEHEM ;, 1,.4 r;,hr+
from "The Golden Legends Oh 1Ne''e oOliDoi'
Mines Dn,o and ana
AMA and us.. nm M sspsad By As W aha gs9S
I" LIE ~ An Old Ballade.
$,es s: sS s s IT: $Ss e. S.S
yields a the queen SestOws on
ss sp t anna 1'da'e
psso K E and N''
, rrr ro1R coRpsEs Tragi-Comic Opera.
hs a f Sh and o scoT S
and eansfs er EeHu gives
16son and I'd Of n tH Tragedy
all th a s1S eaas Xno
THE QUARREL OF TWO DUTCHw0MdETT Time Dutch Dance
~ ,.nov Mg se by GE1ss and NJ eoodetsky
IS COUNTRY PICNIC IN DISTANT PROVINCE OF RUSSIA
10 a Music by Alezei Archangelsky
eSya .v 4oano sssi Wa and H o'of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-24
BY HAROLD PHILLIPS.

Odds edition Souris, Polls,
better than the first Baeff and his Morris
infinitely colorfu combination
of features while retaining extras those unorgoten
favortes Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" and "Kanka
The production has that starchy clean crspns and
enthusiasts the performers usually be found only in the
production splashed from head foot with bizarre
costumes lighting and and the choral
Baeff seemed in his explanatory mood He
with each visit and there that
education looking into his unpromsing affair with
OF the the audience liked Stenka Rain and
the fantastcaly funny Glove in "The Country
brought about particularly fine blending OF voees ana
presentation of any General Pershng is to be
perfection this number attained for ne was reco
Bf appauded until ne bowed ana was 'nen nonOeu
as the reviewing officer for The Parade.
The program In detal'
oot,,rs .,........... Chef dOrchcstre NJ. zatn
STENKA RAIN A Famou Legend of the Volga
il. @ eS i tho s a
S4r y On ss a @ I'M Ss
p RTsss OF OF s Osa sPS
nEsf sGa S s1Pss te hs ss = ms
@ 6S s9 H. SssssS n @
y r. FAILS @ e IL Si ' q @
begin to ear orders rs y song
and s mss"G so AnaR
scenery MSz Costumes 1e by an" VASTLY
. THE RENDEZVOUS OF LOVE- An Old Polka Based on tn@
1nN Embroidered Pattern Of Old Russian Cushion
Karabanova and M Gorodetsky
= a WINTER EVENING" ,,
. A Musical rableau Arranged by Alexi Archangeiskv
me.B and Ershova
: AMOUR EFT HIERARCHIE (Love IN the Romksl: n.,
Buffoonery of Ancient 81 Fe0eieoOis'
Alexei Archangelsky o. -, ~ .,
claim her aor and them e t6e coe ae6
ront accordance with the est1b Sm
dSD D their Of pace to victor
%sEy ana Dr sfov GSrodst'k' hoof
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-24

of the glands. I'VE must insist upon
the reinforcement OF their functions
If changed by age or disease by means
of extracts obtained from the similar
organs of healthy animals"
These extracts are now administered
as a glandular compound in accord
ance with the remarkable discoveries
and facts revealed by research over a
period of some thirty years. Glando-
gen is a glandular compound prepared
from a scientific formula which COM
bines the important elements of healthy
glands of young animals with other
efficacious ingredients It comes in
simple, convenient, compact tablet form
Men and women who are weak and
run down, thin and under nourished
physically and mentally tired whe
hcve lost the pep and viriIity of former
days. whose systems are undergoing
| a change that is sapping their strength
and vigor. should heed the words Of
| these eminent scientists and regain
| once more the health, strength and
happiness that come from normally
| active glands.
Try this ten-day test: Take two
| Glandogen tablets three times a day
for ten days. then see for yourself il
/ you don't feel stronger and better in
every way. Do not be satisfied with
/ any so-caiIed gland pill-insist on gem
| uine Glandogen, the original gland
! tonic. At all stores of Peoples Drug
Co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-24
Crandall Election.

The annual meeting of the
stockholders in the Crandan The
alter Company, operating Gran
dall's Metropolitan Theater, was
held in the office of Harry NJ.
Crandall in the Metropolitan
Theater Building, r street, at
Tenth, last Wednesday. After
enthusiastic commentator of the
conduct Of the theater during
the past year, the stockholders
unanimously reelected the pres
ent board of directors. comprised
of Harry NJ. Crandall, Joseph
p. Morgan, Fritz D. Hoffman,,
A. f. Bethel, Howe Totten,
Captain C. G. Calhoun, Augustus
Gumpert, William Henry White,
Peter A. Drury, Frank L. Veg
ner and Nelson 3. Bell. At the
directors meeting that followed,
Harry NJ. Crandall, president;
Captain G. c.. Calhoun, vice presi-
dent, and A. f. Bethel, secre
tary treasurer, were unanimously
reelected to serve another year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-24

Above, the Irritation entitled
'"The Rendezvous of Love-" Played
in front of a canvas and quite
striking in its finale.
Below, the ZapOrZhitsi, humOr-
GUS and cOIOrfuI reproduction Of .
famous painting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-24
THAT FILM-the enemy
of teeth and gums

You can't see it with your eyes,
but run your tongue across your
teeth and you viii feel it -. !.
q slippery, viscous coating.
That film absorbs discolora-
tions from food, smoking, etc.
And that is why your teeth
look "off color" and dingy.
1t clings to teeth, gets into
crevices and stays. 1t lays
your gums open to bacterial at
tack. Germs by the millions
breed in it. And they, with
tartar, are q chief cause of
pyorrhea and decay.
You can't have pretty teeth,