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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
ACREAGE
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NORTH END .
COZ ksrffY HOME .


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NORTH END
COUNTY, HOME
TRACTS
ACRES
with large stream 81 water, on
the new boulevard. close to IL.
teruFban station. Can also
give. you I. or . acres.
Price 5000 an Acre Easy Terms
CARTER, MCDONALD a.
eos Columbia Elliot, 1870 .
DEED. RICH GARDEN SOIL
FINE DERRY LAND
bottom LAND
All ThoraJy Cleared and Ready
FOR Cultivation
on the PAVED TACOMA HIGH
WAY. Just south 81 Duwamish
river bridge near interurban sta
ton. get q few acres II this and
BE INDEPENDENT
Prices Reasonable Terms Easy
souiRE INvEsTMENT co
Main $40 sos Empire Building
t0-AcRE BARGAIN
No reasonable offer refused ~
miles from Arlington. on main
highway. Broom house and good
good inndS lies level and all
fenced. a mile 90 good school
some orchard aud berries. ali fine
berry land Mr. kchooify. Queen
Anne 1880 evenings. or 4ii Central
bldg Elliott foiz
20-AcRE IMPROVED WATER
FRONT
Broom house chicken house. vel
and force pump. and some land
cleared. land all level. and no high
banks. faces on both harbor and
Sound. Ideal location Rnd q bar
gain. Price il.ze0s terms Aphone
owner, North 1881. or call at 2ii y
second ave -. downstairs
~ ACRES REprcES ,e2s
| For quick sale. IL IL good alder land,
the kind for ali kinds 81 berries.
cherries. pears, apples clover. -
mile from highway west from
Kent; ti.i00. 10 per cent cash and
80 per month; VIII accept Liberty
bonds or other good securities.
Evenings. West 3s2R.
TO s0-AcHE FARMS ~ THE
best agricultural part OF Hno-
homirh county: 5000 acres TO Sc
lect from. ~ miles from salt
water front. II miles lake shore:
going at SO per acre and up. also
few S-acre tracts 20 minutes
Seattle on pavement Send for lit
erature. Browneii Land Co. Biz
mingham. Wash.
~ AcREs. WITH LIVE CREEK.
fronting on county road. = miles
north % Everett. good clay loan
APii. easy clearing. close u school;
@ 9ssy r ,sfms' hlsh~sy Ma ssp' r.
LANE. the Community Builder.
sil I.sary Bldg.
AcKEAGE-s STATES THE PA
eific Agency, Inc. tiQo Arcade
Bldg. EIJ.loTT tssl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
ron s,r.E-AuroMoBiIEs
UNITED MOTORS co.
tSzu-1s BELLEVUE
Eetwasn Pike and Pine.

UNITED MOTORS co.
isz0-sf BELLEVUE
Hetwc.n Pike and Pine
Il y very important 70 know that
when you buy a rebuilt car. a
large part % the satisfaction you
expect - reasHe lies in your con
fidenfr In the methods 81 the seli-
81 70 buy from the UNITED
MOTORS co means g. secure that
Important item OF permanent sat-
tafactIan.
The following are some OF the cars
which are ready 10 gise the best
service
Hupmohlle Model y. s.paHssnRer:
overhauied and ref,nished.
Cole chummY roadster. fefnlshed
With wire wheels
Cole :. T.passsnger. 80 Al condition
Win good rubber.
REQ I. s-passenxctt mechanically
q. h A good family car
bort touring. 1913 model, new ton.
and repatnted just ike new.
Ford touring with cord tirsa some
buy. Better hurry.
Cole Aero 8 t-paassnEer. Just refln-
inhsd. A bargain.
bort touring, 1918. now in paint
shop. Will be ready sn few days.
oiasmoblie g. no~ in our shop being
ovsrhauird.
Overland touring. Model ism one 81
th~ best oxsftsndH on the market.
Think % 81 500 worth ~ auto
mobile for $500 YOU wlll have
"a hurry 10 get this enc.
Remember. We Give Easy Terms
and Trades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos to hire without drivers. Stor-
age and repairing. 2205 Second
ave. Elliott 2240.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26

ATE MODEL NATIONAL SIX
CHIMNEY ROADSTER, IN PER-
Feet MECHANICAL CONDITIONS.
$3.50 CASH WILL CONSIDER
TERMS OR SMALL CAR TRADE.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS
THIS COME AND SEE THIS
CAR At 2z0g ". UNION ST. RIDE
IN 1T AND YOU'LL WANT 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-26
FARM LANDS
BARGAINS ~ REAL FARMS

BARGAINS IN REAL FARMS
$50. ooo-l2o acres. 70 acres cleared;
bottom land. Rpfing water
piped 20 all buiidingss s.
room house. large barn.
riioy. 81 head Of Al Hoi-
stein stock. horses. all
kinds Of machinery and
tools.
sac 0oo--s0 acres: new house: large
barn; ~ head OF high grade
Holsteu stock. hoyHer,
farm Implements. Half
cash,
SIS. 000--se acres. 30 acres cleared:
500 bearing fruit trees. =
room good house. barn and
ontbulldings, stock and Inn
piemevE- Half cash
fI2. oeO--i2o acres: 50 acres bottom.
70 cleared. Orchard. iO-rCom
good house. large barn. Eiio;
Hoistcin cows. horse and
chickens. all kinds Of ma
chip.ry. 5000 cash.
. 10000 acres: all bottom: ~
cleared: orchard; s-room
good house. large barn, siio.
chicken house. 7 cows. ;
horses, pigs and 20 chick
ems $4,000 cash.
Nearly ali Of these viii consider a
good home In Seattle and part cash
as frat payment
AAsES & SEXTON
~.jSie First Ave.
CANADIAN PACIFIC ny. LAND
S.oco. 900 acres OF fertile prairie land.
ready for ,hs pillow. At an average
terms. ? per cent interest for first
years. no principal payments for
years ANo thousands OF acres
OF rich irrigated alfalfa land at
$50 per acre. including water
mcnts makes II easy for you to
start with small capital We issue
low rates 10 Alberta For maps.
literature and rates. apply 70 Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept.
7os Pioneer Bldg: Main 5s1s,
SEE AND xs5 PER AcRE
Fine close-in logged-off land IN
the Clear Lake Lumber Co. lands
at a big reduction. and ! am sure
u VIII pay YOU to Investigate this.
It's the best land bargain I have
ssSser Offered Offered, YOU SHAY, hays put Sa,, over
have sold out 5000 acres. but this
is my banner sale. Fine land, ad-
Joining old farms: good roads TO
town and everything ready; easy
clearing. Let.Inc tell you about IL.
n c. PETEN Tis Third Ave.
iiAa AcRES--LAkE FRONT
Very fine piece or soil. on gentle
southcriy slope: 700 feet frontage
on beautiful lake: unobstructed
view Of mountains and surround
ing territory: fine hunting and
fishing: rich alder and maple loRfn
soil. 5 acres cleared, balance part
cleared. the prettiest waterfront
location near Seattle. Price $500.
So, 600 cash.
i. VAN ARsDAbE & Co.
1913 Third Avenue.
FARAiS-YOu CAN PICK YOUR
locality and farm to suit. The
Pacific Agency. Inc. 400 Arcade
Bldg. Elliott 1854.
Sc FOR SALE--XNATERFRONT
PROPERTY
FIVE ACRES WATERFRONT:
well improved. si.400 c. Watts.
Classic. Wash.
81 TIMBER LANDS
THE PACfFIC AGENCY. NC. 400
Arcade Bldg. Elliott 1884 Lists
and sells timber lands anywhere
o. STOCKS AND BONDS
WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
Pan Motor. St Cloud. MINI.
6 The white Lunch.
n
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FREMoS J: -, I. !,. IN


GEO, a SFENtEN 4 co.
et2f 9TH NORTH. COR BOSTON.
MAKE A GTsTA WAY<-OWN YOUR
OWN HOME
SO. f00--Here h. well-built b-room
bungalow. combination living ans
dining room. large Kitchen and
pantry with built-in features.
handy 10 ear line and school, well
kept lawn; lot 30x120 TO loft.
alley,
Easy terms. Phone @. A. 3a5.
J. T. WUIPpI.E. Mgr
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LOST AND FOUND
DREssMAKING
FURNISHED HOUSES

I'LL SELL $3.50 REAL ESTATE
contract for $40. sfS New York
TtidR
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% SToChS AND BoNDS
MILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
s Pan Motor St Cloud. MINI.
The white Lunch.
IS King Airship Co.
leo Universal High Power.
100 Rothert Process steel.
f7S Simplex Auto wheel
900 Beacon Coal
29T Pacific Electric Wclder.
3eS National Mines
500 Ballard OIL.
ESQ Western Smelling & Power.
1000 Forks Drilling.
Oe0 American Workers OIL.
goo Alaska Petroleum a Coal
1000 Cushing CARRIER
5000 \ l. OIL & RIG.
MAN WINkt.ER
PA Union st. Elliott $50
WE WILL BUY.
8 900 Canadian War Bonds.
2o0 Bankers a Merchants Pet.
90 Commonwealth Finance.
WE WILL. SELL
500 city of Everett 7st Local
Improvement 80. ...t.. 1900
9 United Fin. pfd. = CON. 2S5.o0
10 Eigin Motors ........... 800
25 Norwegian Amer Line. $500
20 Swedish Amer. Line ,.- $3.50
100 Rothcrt Process steel 49,. 80
Loco Forks Drilling .......... NO
900 Beacon Coal ......,....s 80
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
SECURITIES CORPORATION
702 Third Ave. Main 332l
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uousrKrrrINe ROOMS

ONE LARGE HOUSEKEEPING
room and kitchenettci .ltHht.
phones hath. close IN. tiN per
month etG FalrNiow ave, Elliott
tOa. call or phonc after O'Clock
Z CtoSE.lN ROOMS. FURNISHED,
tte month. O'Neil i2od Howsli ~,
Elliott 1881.
S-nooM suirE SEMI MODERN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
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Plays and Players
Tho COMING Season.

The dramatic season of 1920-21,
which viii, be inaugurated turnout
the country late in August, will be
one Of tho most successful in the
history of the American stage, or it
| will prove one Of the greatest fail
ures, according to theatrical men.
The coming season Is one of prom
| ise but there are many reasons to
cause managers to fear it may prove
disastrous. Producers have not for
gotten their experience during the
coal shortage and the Influenza cpl
denies Of the past two years and are
not planning the large number of big
| road shows that were sent out for
| merly.
The cities are assured Of q big
season. especially If the road shows
are to be curtailed Business has
been exceptional in tho cities for the
past two years-both during the
summer and winter months, and
managers will keep the city theatefs
occupied with the best they have to
offer.
The first two months Of the sea-
son are expected to indicate what
may be expected during the winter.
1t is presidential year and If the
campaign is to have an effect on
theatrical business 1t will be shown
In the first month or two. II this
country is to suffer from another
epidemic of influenza, 1t Is likely the
disease will put in an appearance in
the fall, as it did in 1918 and 1919.
One of the reasons for producers
hesitation to INVADE the one night
stand territory is the labor situation.
Actors and actresses may object to
be classed as laborers. but the or
ganization of q union, known in the
atrical circles as Equity" tends to
classify the once boosted profession
as a labor craft. Eq1ty has made
demands on the producers which
preclude any experimental tours and
causes the managers to plan their
tours with the thought in. mind of
readily returning to the cities. of
quickly reducing operating expenses
when necessary, and in requiring the
public to pay an advanced price for
amusements.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
Our Weekly Biography.
Mack Sennett.

Mack ;Sennett was born Jan. IT..
1880, in Danville. Province Of Quebec.
lie is known as the father OF slap
SUCK comedy in the movies, as the
creator OF the custard pie drama and
as the man who made policemen
popular. In addition to that he is king
or buriesque, an artisan of a high
form OF theatricalism, equalled In his
SIKH for nonsense by none. He is the
man who put Satire in overalls.s'
Sennett went into musical comedy
as boy From the stage he turned
to the movies. with the old Biogra oh
company. In l912 he organized his
own company and attained great sue
cess as G. builder of type Of spectac-
ular burIesque new to filmdom, which
mas beeii extensively copied since.
Mack Sennett is the man who
brought out Charlie Chaplin and
Fatty A,buckle. All Sennett comedies
now arc released under the Para
mount trademark by the Famous
Players Lasky Corporation.
Mack Sennett's Bathing Beauties.
who have figured SO prominently in
his comedies. are known all over the
civilized world. AS a picker OF beau
tiful girls Sennett has no equal
Florenz ziegfeld being his only near
rival. aa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
SCREEN CHATTER

Lewis Sargent, the boy who created
the famous role of "Huckleberry
Finn" on the screen now appears in
the leading role of one of the biggest
boy pictures ever produced-"The'
Soul OF Youth" William Desmond
Taylor special production.
"You Never Can Tell" the frs.
Bebe Daniels starring vehicle for
Realart. is promised to hold special
interest for women. A fashion show
with twelve beautiful rnanikins will
be one OF the big features. BY ar.
rangement with New York and Paris
ateliers. Director Chester Franklin
will attire the young ladies in frocks
of mode to be worn in the winter
of 1920 and the spring of 1921.
Conrad Nagers latest picture is
1.-THE Fighting Chance" based on
Robert w. Chambers famous novel
of that name.
Lady Roses Daughter" was the
title of the last picture finished by
Elsie Ferguson before she left for
her vacation In the Orient.
William S. Hart has Just completed
his latest film drama, 1.-The Cradle Of
Courage" in which he appears as I,
San Francisco policeman.
Thomas H> Ince has just finished II
new picture called "Hairpins," with
Enid Bennett featured.
The @. in Anna @. Nilsson's name
has worried a great many movie fans.
It stand for Querentia. Miss Nilsson
was born in Ystad, Sweden.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
School Closes July 80.

July 80 marks the close Of anoth-
or successful years work at the
Central Iowa Business College.
We are pleased to acknowledge
tho continuous cooperation of the
people of Marshalltown and Marshall
county who have helped to make our
school bigger and better one.
The demand for well trained book
keepers and stenographers is still
greater than the supply. and we
would urge young men and women,
contemplating d business course, to
investigate our school and plan to
enroll in our fall classes All stu
dents, who have done creditable
work in the Q, I. B. 9. since, Septem-
Der. 1918, are profitably employed. 1t
pays to be thoroughly trained.
The plan established last year will
be followed this year, i. g., disband-
ing the classes during August in or
der that the rooms may be reno
waited and everything made ready for
the fall pening, Aug. 81.
Miss Vogt will be in her office
daily during August to meet and dis
cuss business training with anyone
interested in commercial work. Get
our catalog, which contains detailed
information. Central Iowa Business
College.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
"The Cabaret Girls

II YOU miss seeing THE Cabaret
Girls at the Odeon Theater Thurs
day evening you will miss seeing
burlesque's best Offering. This at
traction has the largest cast, the
prettiest chorus and is the most stu
pendouB scenic and costume produe-
ton that has ever appeared at this
theater, Heading the list Of players
are Nanny King, burlesque's fun
tntest Hebrew comedian, and Fred
Hackett, one Of the funniest Irish
comedians in burlesque, who will
make you laugh as you never
laughed before; Ethel Mcdonald,
who Isl possessed Of an extraordi-
narily fine voice, will offer some new
songs written especially for her.
Dot E;arnette, the little cyclone
soubrette, is an artist of exceptional
merit. Her role in "The Cabaret
Girls" isiyes her ample opportunity to
display her versatility. for she is a
singer, dancer and acrobatic coined
ienne. Ben Holmes. burlesque's best
straight man, is an excellent foil for
the comedians. OdeOn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
Tragedy ION the Lott

The-big stage OF the Brunton lot In
which many of the scenes of 1.-THE
Devil TO Pay" the Pathe feature, are
to be filmed was built without a CEN
ter brace. and covers n larger span
than does the Mormon temple at Salt
Lake City. Without the aid of n blue
print, Chef Bahcoc<, known as the
Master Mechanic" of the Brunton
Studios, planned this edifice; now a
monument to his skill
A scaffold had been built on the
enormous stage for scenes of 9The
Devil to Pay" and us Babcock looked
down from the top of it to which he
had climbed. one OF the boys said.
Look out. Chef. IF you fall it might
kill you"
at would take shorter fall than
that to break some mems necks," re-
piled Babcock in his usual good nat
ured manner.
On Sunday, as has been his custom
for weeks, he unfastened the chain
Of the little pet goat he had grazing
Mt the Brunton lot taking 1t to feed
in pastures new. Making n sudden
turn, Bahcock caught his foot on the
chain and fell.
/, That's the time he got your goat"
laughed one Of his companions. but
their JOY was soon turned to sorrow,
for Babcock. in that short fall had
broken his neck.
Chef Babcock is no more, and his
employer, Robert Brunton, 'and the
many others with whom he had been
so pleasantly associated, mourn his
loss--as master mechanic and as a
pal. For, to quote one OF his associ-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31

1t is thought that other petitions for
consolidation will be received by the
county superintendent Of schools be-
fore tho annual meeting on the Sec
cnd Monday in August VIII be held.
Then there is a probability of at
least five or six schools being closed
mum number OF pupils according to
state law. Tho law provides that
schools in order to receive support
must have not less than eight for a
daily attendance and number that
corresponds to at least five per cent
of the daily attendance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Casino.

After gaining reputation Of ar,-
pearing in pictures with punch and
full Of red blooded action, George
Walsh, takes a whirl at the light
comedy Characterization, made FAM
Gus by ''Wally" Reid. and puts over
a mediocre Interpretation int"Sink or
Swim, at the Casino. George was an
artist in his own style Of pictures,
but he made q sad mistake when he
knocked down the bars, to Craze In.
the pasture Of exuberant, youthful
comedy.
The. story smacks Of. "Graustark,"
by George Barr McCutcheon. George
plays the part of the young American,
who saves the princess Of a small
Balkan pricipality, never knowing she
is of the nobility. His father sends
him to this little country to look after
his cattle concessions, In Lithoonaa,
he finds the princess. discovers that
her throne is lettering, thwarts the
plans of the william, saves the country
from financial ruin, and wins the.
princess. This is all well and good, If
the humor of the picture did not go
so far as to commercialize the film,
by using it as an advertising medium
for a certain brand of safety razors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31

The Methodist church is planning
for great day tomorrow. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at
IL. Theme for the morning sermon,
"a Christians Assets" The union
service at the Y. NJ. G. A. begins
promptly at 8 o'clock and is In
charge of the Methodist friends.
DR.. Crowder will give an address on
'The Sailing of the Mayfower.'
Visitors in the city are invited ia
worship with US tomorrow. Com
| mittee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31

Dubuque That approximately
twelve or fourteen county schools
will be closed when the fall term
starts is likely from present indica-
lions. The county office so I;tr na..
received one petition from the dis
itrict of Bankston, where there are
four schools, asking that these be
consolidated. This consolidation will
cause four of the schools to close.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
Ne,Us of FINLAND
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
At the Casino.

Tonight-George Walsh In Sink or
SWIM"
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. AUG.
Of the Yukon"
Wednesday and Thursday, Aug.
and eminent Authors present
Cup OF Furry"
Friday and Saturday. Aug. and
Buck Jones in 1.-The Square Shoot
err
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
Al the Strand.

Tonis:ht--Thomas Ince's Danger
Gus Hours"
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Aug.
Doris May in Lets Be Fashionable
Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 4
and 5---Maurice Tourneurs my
Lady's Carter"
Friday and Saturday, Aug. 6 and
bryant WasTburn in The Sins Of
st. Anthony"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31

Boone-James Deming. q musician
Of this city, the saxaphone player
with the original Holland orchestra,
was the victim of light fingered
artist Sunday night lin the Pattee
hotel ut Perry. Deming was the own
or Of Il beautiful diamond stud worth
$500. Sunday he was taking an hours
sleep in his room at the Pattee. where
he had played the night before when
the robbery occurred. The loss was
soon discovered and it was NOT lo,..
until officers We're notified and ef-
forts made TO secure the gem. A. clue
has been discovered, however, which
may lead to the arrest Of the person
who stole the gem.
Rus Sla comprises one seventh of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
At the Strand.

Bolshevism and the Red menace
furnish the theme for Dangerous
Hours" featuring Lloyd Huges and
Barbara Castleton at the Strand. 1t IL
a spectacular, thrilling story. The
central figure is a young visionary
who feels called upon to help The
working class and thru the encour-
agement of a female "Red" and ner
associates is led to become the lead
er Of the band of Bolshevik sympa-
thiZers. He is in love with a 'beauti-
full and innocent young girl, and not
until the violent program of his COM
panions threaten to engulf her does
he realize the true significance of
their aims. He thereupon deserts
them and in a gripping scene is able
to foil their purposes and vindicate
himself as well. 1t is dramatic story
based on Dom Byrnes "a Prodiga]
J in Utopia"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
"let's Be Fashionable."


Douglas MacLean and Doris May
will be the attraction ct the Strand
thcater for three days, beginning
Sunday. in their latest screen comedy,
Lets Be Fashionable" This picture
is declared to be fully as hilarious as
the three previous releases Of these
youthful co-stars, who have proved
extremely popular everywhere.
Let's BE Fashionable" is the story
of young married pair with limited
means and their efforts to keep up
with the social swim at a swell sum-
mcr resort. To be in style both secure
themselves "affinities," and get into
all sorts of humorous complications
When they have at last extricated
themselves from the mess they decide
it is better to be happy than fashion
able.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31

Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York. H. w. Shove & Son,
district managers. Masonic Temple.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
u Drama az; e.: Movies

atcs, "there wasn't a man on tho lot
who wouldn't fight at the drop Of the
hat for that boy"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31

Medieval art did little to encour-
age portraiture.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-31
Baseball Note.

Harold Lloyd is never at a loss to
find words TO express himself. An old
time baseball player had been work.
ing extra" for several days on the
lot OF the big Culver City studio.
From his words and actions it was
apparent that he was one of the most
pronounced rough necks" that ever
ripped the buttons off an umpire's
blouse.
THAT fellow is what I call hard
boiled" Producer Hal Roach remark
ed.
You only said the half Of it."
chirped Lloyd, lizard boiled He's
something the cook left in the water
overnight"
!. i. i.
"The Law of tho Yukon
The feature attraction at the
Casino the coming week, opening
Sunday. is Charles Miller's "The
Law of the Yukon" based on Robert
w. Services famous poem Of the
same name and presented by May
flower Photoplay Corporation. The
bill will include Pathe News, Mutt
and jeff" and n Pollard comedy.
"The Law of the Yukon" portrays
the motives and passions Of men and
women who are drawn to that frigid
region by the lure of gold, their in
tense manner OF living, how they
work hard and play equally hard,
their, deep loves and deep hates,
their sense of fair play and rigid
Justice.
The love appeal Is tense and
gripping and is as crisp and in
vigoratins as the air of the far
north country. Charles Miller's
knowledge of the early days OF the
Klondilse has made possible the true
Interpretation of Robert w. Services
immortal lines:
"This Is the Law OF the Yukon. that
only the Strong shall thrive;
That surely the Weak shall perish,
and only the Fit survive"