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Evening star., 1927-11-09
COLUMBIA - "Ben-Hur" Second
Week,

w eek.
'Ben-Hur," the Metro-G Goldwyn-
Mayer film, which enters the second
week of it's local engagement at
Loew's ColumI~l Theater Saturday,
owes it's popular success not only to
the grandeur of it's spectacle and the
absorbing nature of its action, but
likewise to the love story of Ben-Hur
and Esther and the other love motif
twixt mother and son, which is
brought powerfully to the fore through
the many years separation of Ben
Hur and his parent by the Romans.
who condemned him to the galleys and
his womenfolk t. Il forgotten dungeon.
The four principal roles are taken
by Ramon NovaI 20 in the title role,
Francis x. Bushman, May McAvoy
and Carmel Myers, and Betty Bronson,
who Is the Madonna in the Nativity
scenes, which form the screen pro-
Iogue Of the picture. Fred Niblo di-
rected this gigantic production, which
is said to have cost $4 000, 900, and en-
listed the labors of 10000 persons.
RIALTO-"One Woman to Another" !"
Florence Vidor comes to the Rialto
Saturday in her latest Paramount pic
ture, Zone Woman to Another" adapt
ed from play by Francis Nordstorm.
The story concerns the romance of
Rita Farrell, played by Florence
Vidor, and John Bruce. played by
Theodor Won Eltz. When two chill
dren are turned over to Rita for safe
keeping, their plans to marry are in
terrupted, and John becomes interest
ed in q blond.
After reading somewhere that gen.
tlemen prefer blonds, Rita and a
friend, Olive Gresham, get together
and formulate a plan which will force
John to propose Immediately. This is
just what happens. but the scheme
goes awry when Rita's brother enters
and starts trouble, which leads to q
dramatic climax.
The stage presentation will be Mo-
locco Eros. and Trojo. Three Arabian
knights, in musical novelty.
Short reels and Rommell music will!
complete the program.
LITTLE THEATER-'TartufY the
HyprOcrite."
The attraction at the Little Thea
ter next week will be the latest pro-
duction of the UFA organization.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

the Wardman Park Theater, begin
ming next Sunday. with two show.
ings daily at and Q p.m.
Lya de Putti, co-star of Variety -
has the title role Of Manon Lescaut,
the French girl whose romance with
the handsome Armand des Grieux.
son of the Marshal of France, Is In.
terrupted by her lovers father. The
glory and fascination of eighteenth
century France is said to be well pre-.
served in the surrounding atmosphere
of the film.
Short reels and music will completes
the program.
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studied and photographed her most
representative scenes and has brought
back with him many new and interest
ing facts, which will be revealed for
the first time at the National Theater
tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O, when he
begins the thirty-fifth annual season
of his artistically illustrated travel
revueS.
afternoons, will be: Days in Paris,
New Austria" December 8, and THE
Heart Of Italy," December Is.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

pires on terra firma is no less hilari-
Gus by reason of complications that
can neither be foreseen nor taken
seriously.
The auxiliaries will include comedy,
the Metropolitan World Survey, added
short reels and music by the Metro
politan Symphony Orchestra under
Daniel BreeSkin.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
Tuesday.

The musical season in the National
Capital VIII be given added impetus
next week, when the Philadelphia
Orchestra. under the direction Of
Fritz Reiner, guest conductor in the
absence OF Leopold Stokowski, gives
it's first concert Of the 1927-192S sea.
son. This concert. one of series or
FIVE. will be given at the Washington
Auditorium at 4:3O pm. Tuesday. un-
der the local management Of I. Ar
thur Smith.
The offerings will be presented with
Ia view toward variety! "Noahas ARK
work of Risti.. is fhe first on the
program. and Respighi's tene, paint, pa NJ,
ing, 1.-The Pines Of Rome" brings the
concert to a close. Both OF these
are by adherents tp the modern
Italian school. for whom Mir. Reiner
processes a strong pIedilection. The
program will be devoted entirely to
orchestral numbers.
Compositions by Bach, Strawinsky
and Mozart also are featured.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
WARDMAN PARk-"ManOn
IAScauf"

"AIanon Lescaut,'' Ufa's film YER
sion of the famous love story by
Able Provost, current at the Little
Theater. will be shown for another
week by the Motion Picture Guild at
Evening star., 1927-11-09
PALACE-"Two Arabian Knights.
Arnold JOhnsOn's Orchestra.

1.-TWO Arabian Knights" with Will
liam Boyd, Mary Astor and Louis
Woihein1 in n postwar comedy film.
will be the feature at Loew's Palace
Theater for the week commencing
Evening star., 1927-11-09

years ago, and whose teeth are ex-
ceptionally sound and beautiful.
Many of these people are CRATE
full enough to write to us. Some
send their photos also. As a result,
each day the postman brings a few
more letters to add to an already
bulging file.
Many of these letters are from
users who have brushed with
Colgate's for at least a decade. We
could fill the pages of this news
paper with quotations from them
sincere, unsolicited reports from
people proud of the soundness and
Evening star., 1927-11-09

kept their teeth sound for years.
Simply adopt for your own use the
dentifrice most popular among
people with well-preserved teeth.
In such a vital matter as the care
of the teeth, could there be any
safer guide than the actual expert
ences of people like yourself!
So, for lovely teeth-for teeth
that make your smile the social and
business asset that it should be
= ask your druggist today for
Colgate's.
Or, if you prefer, send for the free
sample offered in the coupon.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
EDWARD JOHNsON-Friday.

Edward johnson. famous tenor OF
the Metropolitan Opera, whom John
Mccormack called "the. worlds great
est tenor" will appear in concert url.
der the management Of Mrs. WILSON,
Greene at Polls Theater Friday at
430 pm. Mr.. Johnson is already a
favorite with Washington music
lovers.
Blair Neale will accompany Mr..
Johnson, who will give q program
Of Italian, German, French and Eng
Iish songs. including the aria. "Che
Gelida Mamma" from LA Boheme, ="
as well as the aria. "Deputs Long.
tempts j'Habitais Cette Chamber, p"
from Louise" Another interesting
feature Of his program will be a
French. Canadian arrangement by
Henri Gagnon and Doucoudray' 6
Basse Bretagne "Dimanche a'Laube.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
PRESlDENT-"The Black Hussar.'

It, Arthur Smith, general director Oh
the President Theater Light opera Co.
announces that the production to he
given by his repertory theater grou!,
following the current BLACK Hussar,
which will continue second week: be-
ginning Monday night, will be omen,
lach's comic opera, THE Grand
Duchess" So,
1.-THE Grand Duchess" is considered:
aside from the Tales of Hoflnan,
Offenbach's finest work. 1t is woven
from the fabric of love affair he,
tween a willful grand duchess and d
soldier in her guard. She directs that
he be made a general, to satisfy 4
Mhim, and he revels in the thought OF
her affection only to be cast aside Tor
an older suitor. The plot teens WITH
action, and the score Is among the
most melodious to be found in the old
school Of light opera. Those having
piyotal roles are Hazen Huntington.
Mary Craig. Anne Yago, William
Mitchell, Bertram Peacock. Lee Daily.
Robert Malone and Fl. A. Phei. A
chorus Of 40 trained voices will sup
port the principals. Alfred II. Man
ming will direct the music.
Evening star., 1927-11-09
KEITHS-"Ritz Carlton Nights"
Cus Edwards. famous as u stal

Gus Edwards. famous as star
maker. will appear at Il. T. Keith $
Theater next Week. topping the blli
with his revuesical comedy, "Ritz
Carlton Nights featuring his new
est crop Of young American talent,
which include Leota and Lola Lane,
Ray (RubberIegs) Bolger. the Reynolds
Sisters and Senorita Armida. The
production has been conceived. com
posed and staged by Mr.. Edwards.
featured will be "the diminutiVe
prima DONNA" Yvette Rugel. and
others will include Frank Davis and
Della Darnell in a comedy playlet,
Auto Row." by Frank Davis; Moore
and Powell in Grooming and Balloon.
ing: Bury's Dog Stars, which count
in their company acrobats. dancers,
posing CANNES and a comedian; the
Rubye Latham Duo in "An Aerial
Classic" and the usual screen fea-
fures.
Evening star., 1927-11-09

SSkhAAAh va AAAAAAA%Se
Mrs. Comfort began
using Colgate's 'stwenty
earsagoandthenkept
on using it because she
found that nothingelse
would get her teeth 50
clean.
Now, twenty years
later, her teeth are just
as sound and just as
sparkling as they
were then.
In this country, and
in foreign countries the
world over, you will
find thousands and
thousands of men and
women who began US
ing Colgate's ten, tif-
teen. even twenty
Evening star., 1927-11-09

attractiveness of their
teeth.
There is nothing
mysterious aboutthese
enviable results. The
men and women for
tunate enough to Sc
cure them did nothing
that you cannot easily
do yourself. They
visited their dentists
for periodic inspec-
tions. And they used
Colgate's.
Choose your denti-
frice on the basis of
results. Follow the
lead of those who have
Evening star., 1927-11-09
Burton Holmes Tomorrow.

DuTtUH 1IUI1os IOIHOITUWs
Burton Holmes, the well known 4.
illustrator and raconteur of travel eX-
periences, has been to Hawiaa, has
Evening star., 1927-11-09
dentifrice
%day
kevsmik shows
flashing Mstruus
teeth

THE years have left their
l. mark, of course. No
woman can keep her COM
plexion, her figure, her hair,
without twenty active years
having their effect.
Yet the one most vital
feature of her beauty is just
as lovely today as it was
then her smile has not
lost one iota of its breath
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
CATTLE SHIPMENTS
FROM HOLBROOK HEAVY

With the shipment this week of
thirteen carloads of cattle from Hol-
brook to California by the Flying v
Cattle company, located between Ci-
bicue and Canyon Greek, the live stock
shipping season is officially opened
with Holbrook as the shipping center
of vast cattle and sheep range area.
Although the ranges approached a
dry state during the month of No
vember and December last year, re-
ports from all available sources indi-
Gated that approximately 1,500 car
loads Of live stock were shipped from
Holbrook over the Santa Fe railway
in 1926.
This year, with the entire valley
range looking brighter than it has for
long time and with plenty of feed
everywhere, cattle shipments should
at least be equal to last years and
possibly greater, although the range
is not heavily stocked. Holbrook
Tribune.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
Attempted To Clean
Up RiU0Is WITH Bomb

Jesus Leon, supposedly jealous of
his sweetheart, Senorita Agripina
Watson, whom he found in room
with four men at A o'clock on Sunday
morning, tossed stick Of dynamite
through an open window into the room
where the heart of his choice was en-
tertaining gentlemen friends, with
the intent, according to a complaint
sworn to by Agripina in Justice Ad-
ans court, of committing murder.
The dynamite did not explode until
thrown out from the room by one of
the woman's guests, and then with
out injury to any person.
Jesus was arrested shortly after
the incident and confined in the city
jail. After his hearing, which at
tracted many from the Mexican col
ony, Leon was held to answer in the
superior court in the sum of $500. He
made bond and is now enjoying his
liberty. He will be tried at the fall
term of court. Attorney George p.
Stovall appeared for the defendant
and Assistant Coonty Attorney L. L..
Hayden represented the state.
The testimony, in the main, was
given in Spanish and transmitted to
the court by an interpreter. Leon de-
MED infatuation for the woman, and
she denied that she was his sweet
heart. The woman, however, admit
ted that she had been on very familiar
terms with one Of the men in her
room, and the party she mentioned
admitted the familiarity. There was
no direct evidence introduced to prove
that Leon was the man who tossed
the dynamite into the room.-Superior
Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
Infant Moses
NEW OFFICE MADE
BY LEGISLATURE

Maricopa's first adult prohibition of
ficer, whose duty it is to supervise the
activities Of persons who have received
suspended sentences in courts of the
state, was appointed when Superior
Judge M. T. Phelps, acting under au-
thority of a recently passed law,
named Walter Norris to serve in that
capacity for Maricopa county. Mr..
Norris, for several years bailiff in
Judge Phelps division of the Maricopa
county superior court, assumed his
official duties August l.
Norris drafted the bill which was
passed by the eighth state legislature
without a dissenting vote. The duties
of the adult probation officer are to
make and keep on file for ready ref
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05

August 2, 1927
The lightning storms recently have
considerably increased our fire total.
To date we have had 127 Class A, "a
Glass B, and Class C fire, with a
total burned area Of 68 acres. Of the
48 man-caused fires, Is convictions
have been secured.
A very handsome seven-pound
young lady has just arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Al. Wall,
and the forest extends hearty con-
gratulations.
Assistant District Forester Calkins
returned to Albuquerque the last Of
last week.
We have heard that there is bride
on Beaver Greek. For definite in
formation please call 286-R30.
Assistant District Forester Kerr
spent few days with US last week.
Grazing fees are coming in hand
somely. As near as we can figure, the
delinquent list for both special uses
and grazing fees is shorter this Au-
gust / than in the last five years.
We occasionally listen to caustic
and rather violent comments by yisi-
tors to this office, or people seeking
home sites in recreation areas, as to
the sanitary conditions, garbage dis
posal, ETC., at campCrounds. No doubt
much of this is surface irritation, but
every ranger should look to it that
this criticism is as infrequent and as
uncalled-for as possible.
Judging by the sound, several inches
of rain fell last night and this morn
ing.
Road Superintendent Young in
forms US that the road camp issues a
challenge to the entire staff at tennis
anywhere, any time. Who takes
him up? (If you don't play tennis,
they'll be satisfied with baseball or
bridgei)
"A man without mirth is like a
wagon without springs, in which one
is caused disagreeably to jolt by every
pebble over which it runs"
Henry Ward Beecher.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
GLOBE WOMAN HELD
FOR MANSLAUGHTER

Mrs. Emma Radich, driver of a We
hicle that struck Stewart / Phillips,
Globe garage owner, injuring him SO
severely that he died few hours
later, was arraigned on manslaugh-
ter charge at Globe and was released
on bond of $3.50. The complaint was
sworn to by George G. Phillips, a
brother of the accident victim.
Phillips was run down by the Radich
machine near his garage, the car
dragging him 36 feet. He died three
hours later, having suffered broken
back.
At a coroner's inquest last night the
jury failed to fix any responsibility
for the accident. Mrs. Radich, a
widow, will appear for preliminary
hearing in the justice court next
week.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
PENITENT PRISONERS
PEN PLANTS ON THE WALL

Although codes Of ethics are moi
often found in jails, prisoners either
for hunor or because they were re-
formed made one out on the walls Of
the Jail at Albuquerque. 1t was found
by the jailor who, finding the Jail
momentarily empty, took the oppor-
tunity to give it cleaning.
1t read:
"In God we trust; but God don't
trust us.
1--WE, the undersigned, do faithfully
promise and swear that we will not
under any circumstances in the fu-
ture-
"Stab any more women.
"Give any more bogus checks.
"Drive car while intoxicated.
Get drunk any more"
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
'<Whittlin :" Hughes CarUes Way to Fame
As ARKANSAS "ScuLbtor Laureate"
n A. HUGHES of Waldron,
" Ark, is the worlds champion

n A. HUGHES of Waldron,
". Ark. is the worlds champion
whittier.
Whiting IS his life's hobby
and he has made an art of it.
In his native haunts he is known
as Within" Hughes, the
sculptor laureate" of Arkansas.
Now and then. just to make
things interesting, he goes to
town wearing a hat or necktie
Whitfield out of wood. To make
things more homeiike, he recently
whitfield out life-sized woman
for his bachelor home.
"She doesn't quarrel or cry
and she stays put" he explained.
Uncle Sam on job
Mr.. Hughes, when not incapaci-
tated by rheumatism, is farmer.
He lives alone in a three-room
cottage. In front of his home
stands Whitfield figure of Uncle
Sam holding up the mail box.
Upon entering the premises,
one begins seeing interesting
things galore. On the walls of
the room are queer, hand-carved
musical instruments shaped like
turtles and fishes and watermel-
ons.
Hughes never had lesson in
art. But this does not prevent his
being an artist. JTe has carved in
wood nearly everything an ordi-
nary man could imagine.
Water beetles, grasshoppers,
woodpeckers, turkeys, tigers, fish,
crocodiles, yiolins. bugs, bees,
squirrels, quail, apples. grapes,
bananas. King Pharoah's daugh-
ter, Gallant Knight and Eve. not
to mention house flies.
Infant Moses
In his woodcarving Mr.. Hughes
has maintained the old idea OF
woman beautiful. One Of his
maidens holds basket above her
/. head end in the basket there is
the i2as 1t figure of Moses.
The baby is no longer than
ones thumb. but pick 1t up and
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05

McEntee had been dead for at least
10 days as result of being without
water, the sheriff said. 1t was not
until late Saturday that the trail of
the missing prospector was picked up
and few hours later the searching
party came upon the body
Just two days before the search for
another mining man, lost in the desert
wastes of central Yuma county, was
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
NEWS OF COCONINO
NATIONAL FOREST
August 2, 1927

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The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
FIT. MOHAyE RAISES
MANY WATER MELONS

The Kingman market is being sup
piled with choice melons from the
Fort Mohave Indian school farm.
The melons are of unusual flavor and
arrive here in nice shape.
Mr.. Thackery tells US they have
nearly hundred acres this. year, with
crops of all kinds of fruits and vege-
tables. Nearly anything will grow on
the Colorado river and grow we'll
The Fort Mohave Indian school not
only raises food stuffs for their own
use but are able to market large
amount each year. It is expected the
area under cultivation will be in
creased next year.-Kingman Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05

erence a full and complete record Of
the cases of all persons placed under
suspended sentence by the court and
to keep a complete record of all re-
ports made to him in person or by.
writing. He is authorized to serve
warrants, make arrests and bring be-
fore the court all persons coming un-
der the provisions of the act.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
PROSPECTOR FOUND
DEAD NEAR YUMA

A four day search for Larry Me-
Entee, 70, missing prospector of the
Palomas district, came to an end Sat-
urday when Sheriff Chappell of Yuma
county found the body of the aged
prospector about three miles south of
the Emgassar mine.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05

examine it carefully and you will
find that the little figure is COM
plete in every detail.
The knees are drawn up. the
fists are held close to the body,
and on the face is the expression
of a baby about to cry. Eve, a
nude figure about six inches in
height, has coiled about her
shoulders a serpent. Adam re-
mains yet to be Whitfield.
Mr.. Hughes is not a compli-
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05

abandoned Even airplanes from the
San Diego airport were brought into
the hunt for Andrew Arsenault, Well
ton, Ariz., prospector, but the search
was of no avail.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05
YUMA SHIPS MANY MELONS

Figures to date show that total
of 1,042 carlots of cantaloupes have
been shipped from Yuma during the
1927 season as compared with 81 cars
in 1926.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05

The day laborer's wage today will
buy from Is to 81 per cent more than
at any time since 1914.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05

Several inactive mining properties
in the Kingman section are to be
opened soon, according to reports.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-05

ment seeker. He carves because
he likes it.
Frequently visitors attempt to
buy carved objects from the
whittier. But he has nothing to
sell-and says so pointedly.
He has made several quaint
walking sticks. One of those had
for a head an image of t1ivver,
complete from headlight to
tenders. Only the crank is miss.
ing-someone tried to turn IL.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-04

IS feet or less IND. on premises.
ONE LOT on Columbia st. with side
walks, sewer. water. gas and cleo
tricity. Fays Express. 255 Glen ST.
oil
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-04

ARCH ST. 5s2-A very desirable 5-room
apartment. md floor, all modern i'm
proyements. Very convenient. Inquire
on premises, Tel. 1908.
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AUTOMOTIvE
Service Stations-Rcpairing

SPECIALISTS In Chrysler. Hudson. Essex
and Auburn service. Charles Barber
and Dan Arras. SO Arch st.
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Houses For Sale

BLACK ROCK AVE.-3 tenement house
Of Is rooma all modern improvements.
Lot has . frontage Of l16 feet. Will
BE- sold reasonable. Aaron Danislson 4
Co., ISL Main st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

APARTMENTS FOR RENT-5 rooms.
steam heat, jantor service year
around. hot water connection, shower
bath, etc. Near high school, Rent rea-
sonable Apply NJ. NJ. Krikorian. office
lG4 Glen St, corner of Rockwell Ave.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

and Groom tenements
in brand new house; all improvements,
gas, electricity and heat. Inquire W. H.
Metcalf. CAN s5.'New Britain.
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BERLIN TURNPIkE-Nice farm of so
acres 10 room house, big barns, stock
and all tools. Here's a wonderful prop
osition and the price is right. For par
ticulars see Carlson and Carlson, 1863
Main ST Tel 1877
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FARM 90 acres, 500 apple trees, stock
and tools. including all crops. e. De-
laEe, jr Lanning ST., Southington.
Conn, 4. F. u. Tel. 1856.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-04

BELVIDERE-Frame dwelling. 2 family.
IL rooms. new. ready for occupancy.
Priced for a quick sale. Easy terms.
II. E. Christensen. Room 4. lsl Main
st. Tel. 2l21.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-04

l40-ACRE FARM-S0 acres tillabie; 1 mile
from town; % cows horses, all farming
tools: buildings are very good; price
reasonable. New England Real Estate
Co. AIS Main st. Tel 1875 or 56S
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BUILDING LOTS for sale in every Sec
tlon of the city on easy terms. The
w. L. Hatch Co.. City Hall. Tel. 1900,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-04
Farms For Sale

BELvIDERE, FRANCIS ST. family
house. l year old. IA rooms with all
modern conveniences: car garage.
Can be bought on good paying basis.
1t will pay you to look into this. Rab
inow-Raschkow Real Estate Co.. so3
Main Mn
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CENTRALLY LocATED-3 family house.
Single house near Normal school. Both
$4,000 = ~ HdA1aGaA n ~.