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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1925

Page

11

The Spaniard at Colonial Theatre Opens Tomorrow

A melodrama set in Spain and England follows Dolores a famed flirt and the noble Don Pedro as love blooms amid intrigue. The tale moves from London to Heville then to a mountain castle where Dolores learns the hero is not what she seemed and faces a dramatic pursuit through countryside and bandit lairs.

Jahdé Cortes Jetta Gonadal Colonial Theatre Raoul Bs Juawake O'Donolioe Spain London Don Pedro Elr Dred -Annessey Lida Dolores Jove Shim England Heville Sho

NO SCALP EM OW JUST SKIN EM WOW Washington

Washington reports a humorous yet critical note on rising souvenir trade with Native Americans in national parks. The piece notes Indians now sell trinkets at stops along tour routes, charging extra for moccasins and buckskin items as tourists increasingly visit the United States parks. It cites an expected two million plus visitors this summer, up from 1,670,000 last year.

Washington United States Ito

BEST INDIAN SIGN TALKE AMONG ENTIRE WHITE RACE

General Hugh Scott and Willard Sobuls praised as the best sign talkers in the universal sign language of the American Indian. The piece notes Glacier National Park hosts openings and closings for multiple parks with Indian hosts, and recalls General Grant Mole Tequop, a famous figure among tribes.

Worhington Hugh Scott United States Board of Indian Commissioners Willard Sobuls Glacier Natonal Park Schulz New York Haa Ther Deat Scott Ant United States Mole Tequop Reunion Gateway Hotel Glacier National Park Mant General Scott

Tall-fa Beautiful But Turbulent

A National Geographic Society bulletin describes Tall-fa in Yunnan province as a distant Chinese city near a large lake and snow caped mountains. The article notes slow travel from railhead, high altitude, climate, and fertile plains with crops and poppy cultivation returning amid uprisings. It mentions proximity to Lashio, potential rail links to India, and a Rock expedition bringing rhododendron specimens to the United States.

Tall-fa Washington, D. C National Geographic Society Tali Texas Yunnan Province China India Burma Yunnan Lashio Yunnan-fu Yangtze River Joseph F. Rock United States

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