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New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
TUNNEY BOUT TOO MUCH
 FOR SIX MEN, THEY DIE
Man Who Was Betting On T1Inncy SuccumbS When Announcer Told
 of His Taking Count of Nine.

Bridgeport. Sept. 23 P'-Joscph M. D""Ean. 33 died last night shortly after listening to the radio account of the Dempsey-Tunncy fight. Death was due to heart attack induced. IL is believed by his relatives, by the excitement of the contest. On q pre- viouS similar occasion Dccgan was somewhat affected. After listening to th" radio at the home of his moth"r-in-law Mrs. Frank Dunn, Do"E1n and his wife left for their home. Shortly after retiring Dccgan complained of difficulty in breathing and died before medical aid could he administered.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Water'own. N. Y. Sept 23 (P,- When Charles F. Brown heard the radio description of the seventh round of the Tunuoy- Dempsey cham pionship fight last night, he collaps- ed and died in front Of the loud speaker. Mr. Brown who was Cd years of age. was a Tunn"y booster, and as the radio announcer told of Tunnoy taking the count of nine, MT, Brown fell back in his chair He was dead when his son reached his side
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Shamokin. Pa. Sept c3 P,-Rou- ben ]. Click, borough solicitor, died suddenly at the radio in his home last night while listening to the DompScy-Tunney fight account. Death was caused by heart trouble.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-23

Average Daily Circulation For sss'. Sss. l7tS 7n'''x ''. 14,354
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15

director of the picture, to provide
an expertly handled and realistic
atmosphere for the racing scenes.
Grange himself is seen plotting one
of the speeding cars around the
oval at a terrific clip. In the lead
ing feminine role Jobyna Ralston
is seen as the heroine for whose
hand Grange dons the racing cap
and goggles. Others lin the
supporting cast are Trixie FriganZa,
Walter HERS, Ben Hendricks Jr.,
Warren Rogers and Ashley Dear
holt.
Frank Lockhart, winner Of the
gasoline derby out at the Speedway
two years ago, acted as starter Of
the big race in the picture and
also gave expert advice as to the
filming of the play. Lockhart last
Wednesday won the 200-mile Co
lumbus day sweepstakes at Salem,
N. H.
Connie and his Band will again
appear as the headline musical at
traction Connie, whose real name
is Lawrence Connaughton, is well
known in local dance circles having
conducted an orchestra about In
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15
'BODY AND SOUL"
DUE AT THE APOLLO

With a quartet of stellar players,
Aileen Pringle, Norman Kerry,
Lionel Barrymore, and T. Roy
Barnes in the principal roles,
"Body and Sour a Reginald Bark
er production adapted from
Katherine Newlin Burt's famous
novel, 1.-THE Branding Iron," which
will be shown at the Apollo next
week, has been proclaimed one of
the most thrilling love stories ever
transferred from a best seller to
the screen,
The impressive scenery of the
Swiss Alps provides an attractive
and unusual locale. The picture
unfolds the tale of peasant maid
who marries a human derelict out
of gratitude and then unwittingly
arouses his jealousy to such a
pitch that he brands her body with
a white-hot iron so that all men
will know that she belongs to him.
Her plight is discovered by a
young mountaineer who spirits her
away to his cabin and the two fall
deeply in love. An accident re-
veals their whereabouts to the
husband. The subsequent sacrifice
of the girl to save the man she
loves and the ensuing situations
make a powerful play Of adj
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15

The story of Carmen" is a char
acter study of a woman described
as having the heart of wanton,
the mind Of child and the soul Of
a woman" She is a gypsy girl
working in a Spanish cigar factory,
and becomes infatuated with ESca-
milo, the bull fighter, who pays no
attention to her. Jose, a soldier, is
in love with the girl, and it is
around this triangle that the dra-
matte story is built.
1t is said the production has been
filmed on sumptuous scale, with
exceptional photography and many
exquisitely> beautiful scenes. The
role of the fiery Spanish girl is said
to be the most fortunate role the
popular Miss Del Rio has ever por-
trayed.
Other members of the cast are
Don Alvarado, in the role of Jose;
Nancy Nash, Raphael Valverda,
Mathilde Comont. Jack Bastian,
Carmen Costello and Fred Kohler
The program also will include a
stage presentation, Spanish Nights"
with Hilda Barr, Evelyn Wysong and
the Messrs. Wiley, Shell and No
cera; the Circle News; a Curisoties
novelty, For Men Only" an over
ture played by the Circle concert or
cheStra under the direction of Sto-
larevsky; Circle comedy and
Topics of the Day.
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in the wilds of Canada. Hugh Ire
vor and Lima Basquette are in the
cast.
The story concerns the adven-
lures of a city-bred boy and his
dog. Spurred on by the love Of
beautiful girl, the boy and his ca
nine pal set forth to unravel the
mystery of a treasure mountain
that has meant death to every pre-
viouS explorer. The manner in
which Ranger serves his master
during the latter's time of need is
declared to be an epic of dog 10y
atty and devotion. Other program
features will be a comedy and "The
Trail of Blood" the sixth episode
of the thrilling serial, "Perils Of the
Jungle"
Running a flier bandit to earth
and staging a fistic duel on the
wing of plane 1000 feet in the
air are just two of the many grip
ping scenes in store for thrill seek
ers in "Sky High Saunders" an ex-
citing melodrama starring Al Will
son, the screens greatest trick and
stunt aviator, which will be pre-
sented Thursday and the rest OF
the week. The plot contains an
interesting romance. Wilson has
the support of Elsie Tarron and Buo
Osborn. other films will include a
two-reel western drama, "The Rid
ing Whirlwind," in which Newton
House has the leading role, and
bee Cause" a Krazy Kat comedy.
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Football Jubilee at Indiana

Minnesota, and last year he was
brought to Indianapolis to coach the
Butler eleven.
Special arrangements have been
made by Jonas Perlberg, manager
of the ballroom, so that this may be
a gay and colorful event, filled with
Joy and mirth, which should be the
proper setting for these great wan-
riorS.
In the course of the evening there
will be college songs and college
cheers and college dances. Also,
each team will be announced from
the stage and at this time Dock
Spears, the veteran coach Of Min
nesota, will say few words, as well
as George (Potsy) Clark, our Local
gridiron trainer.
We find among the strong Min
nesota eleven one of the beSt
known football players in the "bie
ten" conference, Herb Joesting, who
plays the position of full back, anc
was chosen last year on the all
American team.
The Indiana ballroom has also
made special arrangements for those
partaking in the celebration Of
| Buffers homecoming game.
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A football jubilee has been ar
ranged for the football dance in this
city. 1t will be held in the Indiana
ballroom tonight when the man
agement will be the hosts to the
greatest football team known.
Along with this gigantic celebra-
ton for the "pikskin toters," there
hsa been special arrangements
made to entertain those who have
come to Indianapolis to attend the
homecoming today.
Although the strong Minnesotians
are playing the Indiana University
at Bloomington, they have arranged
to spend the evening in the newly
established dance palace of Indian
apolis.
This will be more than just get
together party and celebration upon
behalf of these two well-known
football teams, for it will be q
meeting of two well-known football
coaches who, at one time, worked
side by side. They are dock
Spears and George "Potsy" Clark.
Fer many years Clark was as
sociated with Spears in the train
ing of athletes at the University OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15

Kerry is cast as the handsome
venture, heroic rescues and en-
thralling romance.
mountaineer who defieS con-
ventions in following the dictates
of his heart. A graphic piece of
character work is contributed by
Lionel Barrymore in the role of the
husband, a ne'r-do-well physician.
Barnes provides a clever comedy
relief in his portrayal of an
eccentric Swiss postman.-
The program will include a Mack
Sennett comedy, ''Daddyboy," star
ring Ben Turpin, one of the most
hilarious farces turned out at the
Sennett studios in a long time, the
Fox news weekly, an organ novelty
by Ray Winnings, and an original
Interpretation of the popular hit
"Grownup Baby's Jingle" by Emil
Seidel and His Apollo Merry
makers.
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they capture. They even attack
ocean-going steamers.
Authority for these statements
is Edward S. CTex) O'Reilly, for
mer member of the international
police force at Shanghai and later
drillmaster for the Chinese I'M
perial Army. Observations along
the Yangtse River over a period
of three years were set down re-
Gently by O'Reilly and offered to
Paramount. His story "Shanghat
Bound" was snapped up at once as
a Richard Dix starring vehicle. Il
has proved ideal material, &C.
cording to critics.
Dix plays captain of q Yangtse
River steamer in the picture, anc
his efforts to take a cargo of Amer
lean refugees down the river tc
Shanghai and safety form the
skeleton of the plot. River pirates
spurred on by hunger, greed and
revenge, are the obstacles in his
path, and he overcomes them only
after hard fighting all the way
down.
Mary Brian is the American girl
Dix saves. Jocelyn Lee, Charles
kByer, George Irving, Arthur Hoyt,
Tom Mcguire, Frank Chew and
Tetsu Komai appear in other i'm
portant roles. More than $50
Chinese appear in the fight scenes.
Luther Reed directed.
Charles Davis popularity will be
greatly UNCHANGED this week with
Jack Partington's production of
"Jazz a la Carte" carrying car
load of scenic and electrical effects
and q group of the White Ways
finest entertainers, including AL and
Ray Samuels, Rosemary, the prina
donna, who is Rosemary Pfaff, for
merly an indianapolis girl, who
comes from the concert and oper-
attic field; Charles Rozella, who
plays twenty-six different musical
instruments; Peggy English, noted
blues singer and recording artist;
Paul Howard and an ensemble of
male singers who render selections
from the Student Prince" and 1.-THE
Prince of Pilsen."
Football fans will find great in
terest in a novel reel Football
Sense" presented by Grantland
Rice, the sports writer and author
ity, and conceived and staged by
Chick" Meehan, intercollegiate
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15

as the featured player in 1.-THE
Racing Romeo" which opens a
weeks engagement at the Ohio
theater this afternoon.
This is Oranges second picture
since he entered the movies shortly
after leaving college. His first
picture was "One Minute to Play"
a story of the gridiron. However,
in 1.-The Racing Romeo" he for
sakes his football toys in favor of
the jumpers of a race driver, re-
tanning of course, his famous lucky
number, II, which is the number
of the car he pilots in the picture.
An even dozen of the Pacific
coasts most famous drivers Of the
motor speedways were said to have
been enlisted by Sam Wood,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15
NEW BILL ON
VIEW AT INDIANA

The current program at the Inv
diana has Richard Dix in il 'Shang-
hal Bound" and Charlie Davis
with his stage band in Jazz ala
Carte" a Jack Darlington pro-
duction.
Have you ever read about the
hair raising exploits of Captain
Kidd, Long John Silver and all the
other pirates and buccaneers in
story books?
Piracy as colorful is Furnishing
today, just as it did in ule days of
the Spanish Main.
It furnishes the basic theme of
Richard Dix's new picture "Shang-
hal Bound"
Chinese river pirates are attack
ings ships today as they have for
centuries. The only difference is
that they have improved their
methods. Organized bands of
marine marauders operate up and
down the Yangtse River from
Shanghai, stripping luckless vessels
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Good Start

Patricia O'Hearn, a remark
ably talented young actress,
who has been a conspicuous
success in playing in "Abie's
Irish Rose" was engaged re-
Gently for a most trying and
difficult role in a strange play
called Behold This Dreamer"
that opened in Atlantic City.
The press reports on this play
give second honorS to Miss
O'Hearn, which is a tribute, as
the role is one of a character
quite unsympathetic but pow
erfully strong in psychology. !
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dianapolis for a number of years.
Other attractions on the program
will be a comedy and news reel
while Joe Alexander, organist, has
arranged a group of special num-
bers to accompany the showing of
the second picture of the "Illini
Flash" another of Oranges grid
iron monikers.
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Lionel Barrymore and A|een PringIe viii Be Seen in
Body and Soul at the Apollo Shanghai Bound
Now on View at the Indiana.

The Circle Theaters attraction today Loves of Carmen
the of Prosper Mermees story which Bze
opera, Carmen was based.
Del Rio Victor MacLagen featured in the
roles Of Carmen and Escamo and Raou Walsh directed the
production.
With the exception of Edmund Love- this is the
players director which responsible for the
{ Priao
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15

football coach. This shows in great
detail the famous passes in foot
ball in slow and regular motion and
have caused much comment wher-
ever shown. Maurice at the Barton
organ will present "The Voice OF
the Organ. The Indiana News of
the World will present latest news
events in motion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15

Real Indian

A full blooded Indian named
Wan-a-ti has been added to
the cast of Immortal Isa-
BELLA" the satirical comedy
which Chamberlain Brown will
present in New York soon with
Frances Starr in the leading
role. Sam HasSan, who is a
Moor, is also in the cast.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15
RED" GRANGE IN
CAST OF OHIO MOVIE

Plotting high powered racing
car as expertly as he skirted the
ends and plunged the lines of OPP
posing football teams, "Red"
Grange, the galloping ghost of the
University of Illinois football teams
a couple of years ago, will be seen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15
ISIS LISTS ITS
MOVIES FOR THE WEEK

Ranger, the police dog star, comes
to the Isis the first half of next
week in Ranger of the Northwest"
a stirring drama of gold hunting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-15

AMUSEM ENTS
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MOTION PICTURES
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success Of s'What Price Glory?'
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-29
MRS, LARSON REDEEMs
 PROMISE ID LOCAL TEAM

Sunday evening Mrs. Ludwig Lars son fulfilled her promise to the Seward high school girls basketball team on the eve of their departure for Anchorage to play off an inter- city series which outcome gave item the championship of 1927 An elab- crate dinner was the promise made them provided they returned victor ious. They did and the wreck oi the chicken dinner they indulged Sun day was ample evidence oi the sur passing excellence of her cooking. The dinning room was beautifully and appropriately decorated in tine colors of the team white and blue and streamers of these shades were draped artisically from the chandelier to the four corners. The table was arranged in harmony.
 The young ladies greatly enjoyed the sumptious menu as was attestcd by the profound silence thrcughout the several courses. Following the repast the girls discussed and illus trated the tersichorean art the festiv- ities finally coming to an end by at tending the theatre.
 Present were: Misses Katherine Neville, Wilma Harrison, Lenoa Blake, Elsa Larson. Sigrid Rosness, Cecil Leslie, Viola Sheldon. Roberta Mcintosh, and Maude Larson.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-29
LEGAL NOTICE

NO. 127
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON EN-
 AL ACCOUNT IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION, SEWARD, PRE- CINcT, AT SEWARD. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HENRY A. METzGER, De- ceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That John Stiefel, duly appointed, quail fled and acting administrator of the estate of Henry A. Metzger, deceased, has filed in the above entitled court his Final Report and Account, and that May 18th, 1927, at the hour of 200 P. M. in the court room of said court at Seward, Alaska, has been set as the time and place for the hearing on said Final Report and Account.
 All persons having any interest in the above matter are hereby admon-
 nd cited to appear at said time and place and offer their objec- tions, if any, why said Final Report and Account should not be approved and settled and said estate closed in accordance with law.
 This notice is dated and the date of it's first publication is the 18th day 7r rch. 1927.
 JOHN STIEFEL,
 st ator of Estate of Henry A.
 eceased. Pu1 March 2S, April 4, II, IS, 25, lJ4..
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-29
SMALL REGISTRATION

To date, according to the count in the registration book in the City Clerks office, but S5 citizens of Sew ard have the privilege of casting their vote at the municipal election on April 5. From toGay on this number is expected to increase rap idly for the experience of past years is that the majority of citizens wait until the last few days before attend ing to their civic duty.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-29

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Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-29

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Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-29

Nine cans Carnation milk for $1.00. Seward Trading company.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-29
LAST .0F HAY BURNERS
 PLAY INLAND TOWNS

'MARIANO, Fla, March 29 (P)- The circus has kept pace with other big business in consolidation aud modernization, but it has one sur vivor of the old wagon show days Ernest Haag, whose tent show is known to denizens of the big tops as "the last of the hay burners"
 Long before the big circuses have completed their winter overhauling, the Haag show starts it's annual trek up the Atlantic seaboard, lodging raildoad towns with it's wagons and trucks and prospering nightly by playing inland hamlets with the gaudy vestments of 35 years ago.
 Twenty more styles have arrived for Peggy O'Neil."
 See Peggy O'Neil'' for the 20 new styles just arrived.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-03-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06

So Clean Inside, No Fear
of Precipitation Offense,
However Over-Heated

Once a person realizes the Won
derful properties in CdScara, no
other laxative in the market would
ever be considered,
It's no trick to "clean out the
bowels" Dozens of things will do
that. But a little natural cascara
purifies the system clear through.
Cleanses even the pores of your
skin. Renders perspiration as III
offensive as so much devil The
old fashioned way was salts.
They get action, but they take the
mucous membrane along with the
waste matter Mineral oils are
gentler, but they leave the bowels
with a film OF poisons for the blood
to carry off through the pores. But
when you cascarize the system, you
get rid of all the poisons by normal
muscular action of the bozvels.
If you have the habit of taking medi
cine for constipation. or even for auto
intoxication, stop it. For a candy cascaret
cara: children love them, and the taste
tempts most grown-ups to have more"
And what a comfort to know you are
in that clean. wholesome condition that
does away with any need ot deodora1ts.
even in warmest weather.! Try a cascaret
for days after! With the skin fresh and
fragrant. All druggists. l0c and 25c.
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.DARTMOOR PAPERS
AUTHOR REVEALED
Benjamin Frederick Browne,
Salem, Mass, Apothecary
Shown as Writer.
BY the Associated Press.

by the ABsOCldtSu IEess
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE 60
year-old mystery of Nathaniel tiaW-
thornes connection with the Papers
OF an Old Dartmoor Prisoner" now
published In book form rs The yarn
of a Yankee Privateer," has Deen
solved with the discovery that the
author was Benjamin FREDERICK
Browne, an apothecary or salem
Mass. II was announced today by tne
Funk & Wagnalls Co, publishers.
The book was described as true
narrative of Brownies youthfui eH-
periences as n prisoner during the
war OF 1912.
Born In Salem.
He was born in Salem in 1892. ana
while acting as clerk to the captain
of the privateerng schooner Frollc IN
1914 was taken prisoner with the crew
by the British warship Heron, held
for six months in Barbados, and then
taken to Dartmoor prison in England
where he remained for a year.
He was neighbor of hawthorne
and the papers" first appeared serl
ally In the Democratic Review of 1886
with Hawthorne as editor. Inc
authors name remained a secret.
Will Divide Prize.
A reward of $500, offered by the pub
fishers, started Il search through the
archives of Salem and London and
proof of Brownies authorship was fur
nished by William w. Hill and f.. t.
Steel Of Boston; F. A. Emmerton OF
Cleveland and Arthur r. Thompson
of Hartford, Conn. The money vii
be divided among them.
Three of them discovered in the
Essex Institute at Salem a long -forgot
| ten memoir, which recounts Browne
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Rum Used to Make Nicaraguans Fight,
American Aviator Says After Battle

Nicaraguan air forces. Again he
became the subject of conversation
in the town square, as he was when
he decorated the water tank years
ago.
Many boys have painted their class
colors in hazardous places, but few
were as small as Lee Mason and
few of the places were as hazardous
as the water tower.
On dark and rainy night in the
Spring of 1911 Lee Mason and a tall
chum climbed TO the unrailed walk
way at the base of the water tower
Standing on the other boys shout
ders Mason painted the sign Senior
Class of 1911" and embellished it
with blue and yellow.
Until then Lee Mason was con-
Sidered extraordinary merely be-
cause he was so ordinary, Now he
Is marked as a little fellow with
nerve.