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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
\ NOTE. or " AIMING

opents ct the Wash ns,c
Will that warning b" sound"
la had
thS tut4on r"a"n,
American yepIs have had visions psaceabs
"uses AMI
that thu
to
har~
Of that
a thought and compatible
spirit
but
d"e, III" hopes of those
op, s,c o. the
conference to be productive
OF II" BENEFITS
oNershadow the 'upe7dous
q" military dominance q tn
II. minm!a"A The
world - discussed
resulting from the Conference will
individual Herein
faced at Washington National armament
tor ra,na ns
Bra" nothing
thar menace her security France has %
ing keep pondon nl
maintain sufficient arrh'"eD until its security
Az ~, nation, which will DO
praise We will di'ar f. thereby
passing the individual
Conference
as the nations represented Inc POSITION
TAX. Illustrative tho stand that
nav .xred of t
Washington Conference s EFFORTS " accomplish an
lasting victorious In the war with
emerged however from w German menace ana she reefs
,o1t FOR By France the complete
difficult Herr Gu 5ern"
00o
to
50 million
offered Franco at the Fsr
Frances viewpoint the League OF
pledge specific
Of German aggression has mover
OF the United States Frances con-
into plans eor
Washington
guarantees TO require
abolshins details OF
fatarsa
Of recognition It's
rather than lessen " Inc
washington conference
departure tho old
should be nan'pered ny pn
, all Its hst meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
RIPPING RHYMES
EORMALCY
BY .-hLT mason

H. q. things rprmalcy Is hne. eH-
irayltu:.A In any line Will bring IT'S
pInis.ueni eitsuruS. ard M our lives
VITA tears and Iruurs. When norma !
p.easUreS NC pursue. l:I're'a 20 re-
morse. there's rargh- To rue; We Wake
uD smiling at rhr dawn. aud Put oar
bright green garments ON. and think or
" hat :. gorgeous day We Ind before We
Lit the hay. BUt !? We seek abnOrma!
rur. and with the brisk high rollers
run. and pour rel poison n the "ra =.
ignoring Mr. Nu.ateads Law, at dawn
We lo,,ye car t.mbled beds. and tic wet
,.oIhs uiun our heads, and View our
selves vita uead!: hate ana envy ih"""
Who Travelled straight. \ picnic party
n the Glen. with !"m0Hahe and pos
ted hen; mode" tin d'hWart ihr
lea. or L. tie shining silver sea: so:ilt
hours, Of FISHING in the stream. return
Ing wiih string ~ Dream; " game "r
ului:s behind the barn. relieved by jest
and Spr!IEIly yarn; ties" hHmhle joys
are better far than tearing EniHteaG =
rules Ja". Lei normally our motto be
when ". w"uli have Il jamb"rce. and
we WORT figure ~ the news rs Tin
norn spu:rs a.. STEPPED Ia looza. and
we'll i've long and have ren""u re-
fiecl.ng "redit on he town.
EoryrIGht by Geortc Maiihe" Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
WASHINGTON
West VirginiA News - Nossa
and Gossip at ths Nltioua
CRpital.

WASHINGTON. n. &. Oct 4 An,
r"un'" ment vas made tNa' TO pension
bureau mas awarded a ven,ia" ~ 81
month 10 Edward =. cross. &C Uun'-
lns,on. $50 = sh.Awer:cs war veteran
from jay - 1921. and - Mrs. Rehecca
G. Euttl-w. Of Terra Ais, SO pei
month from Feb. :. 1921 and accrued
!NNa.ld pension due her husband At the
date ~ his death: mat tIc 'c'prgnS
bureau lad awarded m3ntHi" comPen-
sst!or 4: ,hs rate Of SIS, datine from
April 20. 1874. 10 Oner ". E"i"'rL. ~
Elxiur,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
Renrrue wtsccns!r Case

Washington. oct. = ~" Sur"c"'
""ar. '".:ay ordered -" ''n"-3r:"'.' I.
ne Wisconsin raj rate "@s~ l'".'mH":
This rtSH !NyN,IaS ,"".:'i .i.raah;I
IF me transportation act Of ~
"Hic" ,I"s'' 7arr o"'l'"" II 'rft -.
court would hear on January arRl
mems In The -ase hra3gnt :" 49," st&'i
Of N"-,h Tfak"la a,so II est t." cog
su.p'ior~ltty OF tho 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

cloth made IN Germany there has been
an advance OF approximately 500 per-
cont. expressed in German marks. Say
that the price per yard OF the goods be-
tore the war was 10 marks, tho price
would now be so marks. In our money.
tho rre-war price would be s".3s per
yard. while the present price. reduced to
our money at the present ratio OF OK
change. would he but 50 cents. This
shows that. while our protective tariff
las adequate before the war, II il totally
lnateuuate now. especially 30 since the
duty IS hxed by foreign and not by
American valuation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

ln''rasr in pension to 81 peI n0ntn
'ur Samuel Albright. nj feNes. Wctze'
county: claim Of Mrs. tc!e Philips.
Grafton. for accrued pension t. n"
date OF the death OF her husband. i
pensioner. allowed; pension for Mrs.
Mary NJ. Fleming, Fa4rmont. q, the rate
Of SIS per month from June 50. 1920.
together, with payment o. invalid &C
"rued pension due her husband a. the
date # hts death: Increase In pension
10 So per month foT Wnodman S. Sam.
pie. Fatrmont: CLAIM ai.nwed Mrs. Mar
MnCoDksy, Elm Grove. ON" cIuty for
expenses incurred for tho 'aIn Mrs
Sarah pnugherty. 4 pAr.icner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
Boundary Case

Wa>hjrg'an. oct. Il - Tho supreme
court Today Grai.icd III" c"vernmrnt an
,.\',n~..:. "f TIM vurII November ~
t. tahe testimony "a tn" case "f tn"
.,.arr at rL.ah"mI. against Texas In
vuIvinE the He'd river boundary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
TAX CTS ARE
VOTED DOWN IN
UPPER HOUSE

NaSGns'"u. ''cl. - Ih''' .'' '"''
pro-. ais cIrI! :'E rr"'r' '.'.H "a we
ltA", -. IuL.N'd"A.s H~'I"S "'"@''' ~
'nr""''- "'ic \"''4 '.'"h '''''.'
sc'o.iv =, ,c'ALr.u.a~ iIh,"''''
CUH>! II e.: ih''r let I" .'' i''..'''''
ngN which ,".IaInL'eI II ~; '.'. "'':
meat ~ S,uJj"r irlr"-r. I'H! .''. ''''
ia rharH" e ~" t,N r'N:>'''' ~ '''',
ON "Wednesday tncr, ""'.tt j." N''"',''''
Il RESTITUTION ra!!.u~ ,"r ''"''""""7
tWv..f.-Irar lD.r >v-s.,,:.s: Il III senate
uu;l tic rrlcnUr measure ":".;: ""s
disposed Of
\ "rpund ruh!N r,cdEiNS senators I"
remain .'uuinu"Us.y At the 'AlA''' or
within ,AIl. h"E..".uS NrHu"s"''!' va
signed by lN'u,! -t.Lht tc"U'd.'"''S' az"
Senator l,urrs" said he h"l"'i tina, ny
tunnrInw there "uU.I We i"ri' 'iHhr N"'
publican s.gEurA. - II u",r-sirS mat"F-
tly L. vut The RESTITUTION thr"ISH Ia"
"r"uI.l robin va >!sn,d by Senator
Musss # New Hampshire. sad ''r'"'
Ia ted hy Senator 'nrl'r:. IT h'"H''' /"
leader ~ NE aGrlru.tu'r ".",'.
Continuous Sessions
Senator reur"$c declared ,41t 10y naE-
i9E '"rr.''''.'~ -".,.'''s. :"n"'"r' ""r
desired L. ".s".-> Ia" 'S'."i '..'l'hEr u
~ '"f'r'. r-Nr'N' "''r", "|' 'h'fn,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

4 novel Gamers ~ equipped With 4
small te,"SCIp" or ;&e sam" C"ra, long h
pc N" ,-'rH"ra lens 50 mounted that
when the telescope Is fn'Us,d % IN h.
tect. The sharrcs; results are obtain. Il
OH plate or Mn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

The or:cial rate Of exchange on Rus
sian ruh,Gs j. quoted N Moscow At
iNJ."oA TOR 81. That Il too great f."
w. e. comprehend: nov muci are they
per Nushelc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

= Former Vice President Marshall says
that the league Of nations has gone
GlimuerIux into OBLIVION That's Moth
rg: the American people Never could
be. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

4 lot 81 football dope Wa spilled last
Saturday the Only sure way to bet Is
rot. Ash Syracuse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Lata arrivals IN the capita from
IVES, Virginia arr col. Z. Taylo- VIZ
son 80 HURtiagt"H = " kncht, #
Charleston: and Mrs. Rent Ronrl@Ugh,
Of Beverly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Ne" >papcr reports say TIA, tho New
York city election is warming ~. When
didn't 1t"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Reco-ms0d at!hnS u the nhetNrhcc de-
partment. that tAH 2aTe - the post
office AT Bshot Beech Bottom. Rrcrne
county he changed TO FoWer. that Harry
H.. tIa ran be appointed postTa ster at
West. We:zcl county. and thai Frank
POstiethva!t ne appointed acting r-st.
master \. t;i!Ster. Wee county. -
succeed Sanue' K Harrison. resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

French rrimin"."sist has improved
or The haF"r print method ~ ihtntll-
ratirn by making N-raI photographs ~
niger tins that inrIudc outlines or the
y Ills and homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Looks Ike there lras been Strrk" ~
the railway strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Re- ar1 90 Tr'siigeTrer Wa ~
Trui. ger what you want.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Doll invented hv New York man
arc rnad@ to sing and Talk by small pho
noravhe in 'hei" bodies using miniature
rytlndr:rat records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
RLUENosE WIS

Halifax. 0cI. :i-~3luerose Of Lunen-
burg. today defeated Elsie OF Gloucester
IN the second ini-rnl tiona! fshermen's
race and won this Ealing championship
Of the north Atlantic. captured last year
~ the Gloucester man Esperanto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

CITY Tdi:9r Lo"C7 Appeal
4 .sii.....'ui.. ,r.i. '"!s,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Permission rnv tho narufscture of
vino and beer !s asked N ST L,up.~
as aid 70 In. id!e. Nothing Ike atta"k-
Ing unemployment with sy!r!; -~MorS4n-
town New Dominion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
What Other
Editors Say

The 1ararese de!eg gates 20 m" arms
conference ran into cyclone a. e"a.
when 1000 miles ont. We hoi" 10
delegates are not suN"rst.tl"u Hunt.
ington Herald Dispatch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-12-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

Pretty eyes, aren't they?
foU bet. II you know who
0Uns EN- you stand a good
chance TO win a cash prize.
on the screen at local motion pic
turc theatre soon. She Is a great IA.
vorite. and Il you are a dycdin,thc.
wool movi. fan you should be ablc
TO guess who II ls easily.
For the first correct guess The
star offers SIS IN cash. For the next
two correct gucascs s. each. and for
the next 90 pair OF tickets 10 one
Of seattle's leading motion picture
theatres. where the owner OF the las.
clnatlng orbs In TO appear in her lat.
est starring vehicle.
Answers must be mailed 20 Motion
Picture Editor. Seattle Star.
- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

Booth Harrington wrote THE
I Conquest OF Canaan" is years ago.
II is a satire on small town life. and
/ is the leading film attraction at the
Liberty this week.
The action Us set In Canaan, Ind.
where "rcspectability" Is the para.
mount Issue OF life. "Rcspectabilityr
consists OF a weekly spiritual scrub
bling and seven days OF snobbishness,
4 intolerance and hypocrisy.
| Joe Louden is ostracized by respec.
table society because he associates
with parties who have no bank nc.
counts or Sunday clothes
! Ariel Tabor liz OF the same ik She
suffers social exile because she be-
friends Joe and doesn't keep up with
styles.
! Aricrs uncle beducaths her n for.
tune. She goes TO Paris. Joe is so
maligned that he leaves town.
After he becomes an attorney.
those OF the lower stratum of society
induce him to return TO Canaan. He
sets up an office Ariel returns, wei.
coined because OF her wealth and
her latest Partisan clothes.
Joe defends a client against a mob
OF wouldbe lynchcrs. He frees the
man at the trial and exposes the
leader OF the respectable" set as n
miserable hypocrite.
OF course, that makes Joe hero
OF the town and the husband OF
Ariel.
Tom Meighan. as the hero. gives
splendid performance. Doris Ken
yon. as the heroine. Is called upon to
do little acting. She has only to look
sweet and pretty. and she fills all
requirements in that direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

I ET the cinema gods be praised
~ No doil.faccd beauty war picked
as the heroine OF salvation Nell"
THIS ~ no reflection on Pauline
Starke. the heroine. She is good 10
look upon. bu, she II not OF that
vacuous. plaster OF Paris type too
often east In role that requires not
beauty. but dramatic ability for real
istic portrayal.
The film version OF salvation
Nell Is now showing at IN. Col.
iaeum
The story e-nt~rs about Mel. a GIRL
OF tho nlums. She ~ a-nertcd in her
darkest moment by her hero. Jim.
SHE is sent TO prison for attacking
man. who mocka tn. virtue OF a
wiri
sevxcn years later We sec Nell aa
captain IN the Salvation Army
She has led little Jimmie 10 believe
his father - a man OF strength and
goodness.
Jim Is released He returns 10 Nell
but SHE VIII have none OF him until
he reforms. She fails in her attempt
TO reform him
At a street meeting Neil tells her
life story, about the birth OF her Non
and ali. Jim IN In the fringe OF the
crowd. and when the little fellow
passcs the tambourins after the
meeting. he " abou, 10 pass his
father. Jim stops the boy and the
mother. and pledges himself 10 a
better life.
CIEMMER
woman's instincts. intuition.
sixth scnas~-call 1, what sou will
can sometimes solve a fen murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Was FORCED TO
QUIT BUSINESS
d. F. Coffey Says Tanlac
Has Enabled Him to En-
joy Life for First
Time in Years

I'm now sixty years old. but since
taking Tanlac I'm eating and sleeping
Just like ] did in the good old days of
my boyhood," said r. r. Coffey, well
known retired merchant, living at 46i
$. Hope St. Los Angeles. Cal.
II was born in Monticello. Ken.
lucky, and there spent most of my
days. being In business there for
years. In the last few years. how
ever. found myself very weak, and
scarcely able TO keep up. had al
most no appetite. was extremely ner-
vous. and could get nothing TO build
me up and give me any strength.
Finally | became so badly run down
and weak I gave up business alto.
gether, just quit. for could scarcely
stay up, to say nothing OF attending
to business.
We'll, came out here to Cali
foruia. thinking the change would
benefit me. and hearing so much
about Tanlac. started taking 1t.
I've taken seven bottles now. and
it's nothing short OF wonderful the
way It has helped me. Why. l have
wonderful appetite. and am so
strong ! can walk all over the city
these days without feeling tired. In
fact, Tanlac has helped me SO much
l can hardly realize that only
short time back I was in such bad
shape. I'm enjoying life now for
the first time In years, and since
owe my health to Tanlac.
couldn't do otherwise than recon-.
mend II to others"
Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bar
tells Drug stores and by leading
druggists everywhere. - Advertise.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

Jean Jaokaues Barbillc. a French.
Canadian philosopher. whose pride
suffers blow when he discovers
that none, outside Of his little parish
ever has heard OF him. or the little
world Of which he Is master.
There are many draamtic scenes
and pretty romance which adds
appeal TO the story.
Alice HolIister plays the leading
feminine role.
a Wise Fool closes tonight
Tuesday brings Lionel Barrymore in
Jim. the Penman."
REX
In Black Roses" his latest star
ring vehicle. now at the Rex. Sessue
Hayakawa. distinguished japanese
star. In seen for the first time in
many months in a phoioplay laid
entirely In America The fact. how
ever. that the action OF the story
takes place in only one country.
does not deprive II OF any pic.
turesaue effect.
During the course of the produc-
ton Hayskawa Is seen in three dis.
tinct haracterizations. first as
happy go.lucky gardener on the
estate OF a millionaire: next as
hardened victim OF circumstances
when by false evidence he Is con.
victsd OF murder he never COM
mittcd. and finally as a Chinese
prince moving In the highest circles
OF society. where he succeeds in
finding and Furnishing those who
were responsible for his life's
tragedy.
Tsuru Ooki. star in her own
right. and in private life Mrs. SEES
sue Hayakawa. Is seen in the lead.
ing feminine role.
COLONIAL
Shirley Mason has enacted various
types of roles since she was first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

After the show. well go to Boldt's
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
STRAND

Motion picture fans. who like the
virilc Canadian stories OF Sir Gilbert
Parker. will find much to admire in
"a Wise Fool" George Melford's
perturbation OF Parker's celebrated
novel. THE Money Master" now at
the Strand.
James kirkwood, the featured
player. who heads practically all.
star cast Of screen artists. portrays
In excellent style the egotistical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

For French Pastry look up Bolat'z
- advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

TO attend frolic given by Teddy
ing the party the host meets death
in mysterious manner and as
result. Connie MeNair IN drawn In
the web which IL built around the
tragic death of Garrick. II ia not
until the Last real that the mystery
IL solved.
Their. are many highly dramatic
scenes In the production and Nah.
lon Hamilton. In the role of the
husband. Is the featured player.
The supporting cast 10 good.
WINTER GARDEN
Tom Mix In the saddle. al the
wheel Of racing car. doing stunts
with the aid of his horse Tony.
and leaping river In his car--in
addition TO winning the hand OF a
pretty sirl---this rs the combination
OF thrills which make The Road
Demon" hts newest picture now at
tho Winter Garden. one Of the best
yet.
Tom begins by swapping his
horse mot Tony. of course, for 4
brokcn-down auto on the desert.
and. finding the steering gear
broken. he uses his lariat TO guide
the penky thing lie finally gets
II going. He rides II back to the
ranch. He can't stop--rides II thru
a fence and then barn and at
length he yells 10 his cowboy
friends to shoot a hole In the gas
tank 10 make It halt.
The pace set in the opening
scenes Is maintained turnout the
picture. He wins a road race with
the car. Then he performs some
hair raising rescue work and. last
but not least. he wins the hand
OF Claire Anderson, his pretty lead.
ing woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Discolored or Freckled
Skin Easily Peeled Off

The freckiing. dlscoioring or
10 which most skins are
Infect at this season may readily
u gotten rid OF. Nercolized wsx.
bread lightly over the face before
Stlrinr and removed In the morn
~ with soap and water. completely
1Haorba the disfigured outer skin
/ef an ounce of the wax at any
There's no more effec-
m way OF banishing tan. freckles
q other cufaneous defects. Little
in particles come off each day. so
. process itself doesn't even tenn
brsriiy mar the complexion. ana
Ne soon acquires brand new, spot
~. nirIishIy beautiful face.
Wrinkles caused by weather. wor-
on Illness are best treated by a
upIe solution OF powdered saxo-
III one ounce. dissolved In one-half
Inf witch hazel. Bathing the face
this produces truly marvellous
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Are You a
LiUe -Wite
: Movie Fan?

DO YOU know the name of Waffle
Reds wife, What color eyes has
Norma Talmadgcg Is Charles Ray
married. How old Is nm Hartg Can
you answer there auestionsg II 80.
YOU are a pretty good movie fan,
And that's Just what The Star and
the manager OF one OF seat,le's fin.
est motion picture houses wants to
find out.
Printed IN this column you viii see
a pair of beautiful eyes-.they belong
20 one OF screenhndu greatest dra.
matte stars, who is going TO be shown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

presented as a William Fox star.
but in none has she appeared 10
better advantage than az the little
''slavey" in Israel ZangwilI's famous
ytage success. Merely Mary Anne"
which Is showing at the Colonial.
Merely Mary Ann tells the
story of poor little maid-of all
work In a cheap London boarding
house. who fell in love with one OF
the boarders. a MUSICIAN who had
given up fortune and ease for his
art. Later Mary Ann showed that
she was willing TO give up a for
tune for his love.
Mary Ann is character that
might have been created for Miss
Mason. so well does it fit her quaint
charm. The leading man Is Cas-
son Ferguson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

tan
The story tells of mother love al.
vine-a love which prompts the
mother OF brood OF SIX TO make
every sacrifice. to undergo endless
WEAKNESS and mental suffering. In
order that her little ones may b. pro
vided with comfort. Comes age and
the departure. one by one. of her chill.
drcn. Thus left alone. she endcav.
ores 10 make her home with one or
another Of her offspring. only TO dis
cover that she Is In the way. The
manner in which happiness eventual
~ comes to her Is shown In one OF
the most beautiful eiimaxes ever
presented In a dramatic work.
Mary Carr gives wonderful per.
Torrance Of the little mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Over the Hill"
Still Showing

x<orer the Hin.~ the William Fox
3ai film feature. IL now playing
econd big week at the Meropolt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

People think there Is nothing like
Columbia Brew, the way they order
same.--Advertiseme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

mystery where the machinery OF
logic. as embodied IN The minions
OF the law. falls. That In the un.
usual theme at the core OF The
Last Card" the film feature al the
Clcmmcr this week.
May Allison has tho role Of Elsie
Kirkwood. the happieat married wo.
man In town. until her husband -
put in Jail for the murder Of a man
whose body is found In the base.
ment OF their home. sudden inspira.
ton makes her realize that In come
inesplicablc strange way the woman
next door has really q hand IN the
murder Acting on this ciairvoyant
reallxa ton. Elsie sets clever trap
IN which the murder - enacted 20
the ycfy last touch. and the real
murderer IL brought TO a sudden
confession.
For her supporting east the tai.
cnted star has the following. Al
Roscoe. Stanley Coeihais. Frank III.
Holt Irene Hunt. Dana Todd and
Wilton Taylor.
THE Last Card was adapted
from Dated" Maxwell Smiths
story which appeared In the satur.
day Evening Post
Bi.t'E MOUSE
Il Am cutiiy.' the scTven offer.
ing at the Eluc Mouse this week.
can beet be described AZ mystery
story o. somewhat different type.
II was written By Bradley King.
prominent magazine writer.
The pio; revoiv~s around Connie
McSalr a neglected wife. LET, alone
hy thouEhticss husband. Mrs. Mc.
Sslr accepts the inslsient invita-
ton OF friend Of her chorus days