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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

No lazy Roiis-Royce for
yacqueiine Logan. She still
believes in miring q little ez-
ercise Nth trdUel. Hence the
bicycle.
"A ride q day keeps the fat
array" says she, and points TO
her own perfect SO" as final
proof.
Jacqueline plays one Of the
leading roles IN Molly o."
the neW Sennett comedy
drama, starring Mabel Nor
mdnd, which rs soon TO be
shoUn in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
COLU M B | A


q arfs Noesfle. ..-...........N Miss duFont
knsoscphiie SrGsant. .Brrsrsn ursssby
cufs a. Bcis- -.......- .hsrbsrt Hayes
Aris dupont. the beautiful blonde
who il now playing at tho Columbia
IN a new Universal drama. shat.
tered Dreams" IL the leading woman
ia Foolish Wives" the Eric Won
stroheim attraction which is Great.
ing comment turnout the country.
Miss DUPONT was a motissc before
her entrance into pictures. and IL
was when she was called to rnivcr.
sal In regard TO some costumes that
stroheirn was attracted By her grea,
beauty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
DEAL FOR "MAIN STREET.,

More negotiations have beer
started by producers 10 buy tn,
film rights 10 Main Street" from
the Shuberts. who are producing
the stage version Of Sinclair Lewis
best seller a screen version may
not he made until road and stock
companies have established a wider
reputation OF the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Doug Worth More
Than $50, 900

IAN bunk" IL the way John
Fairbanks replied to John Emer.
sons statement before the senat.
finance committee In Washington
that Doug Fairbanks was worth
only $780, John Is Doug's
business manager and partner.
and should know. IL can be Eafe-
~ said that the athletic star Is
worth many times what Emerson
aaid-and then some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

arc young. forwardiookinr coun.
try with huoyant spirit. That Is why
70 many Of our films are light and
gay. Shall we cultivate that CHEEKY
psychology or turn TO the hopeless
and cynical mood Of the foreigners7
II say tho former. tariff issues
a side -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
PROPER HAIR DRESS
TO DENOTE TYPE

The way an actress wears her hair
has a great deal TO do with the type
Of person she is trying I'd portray.
says Leatrice Joy. who plays in Ace
OF Hearts," a new Goldwyn picture.
Il tried my hair with three different
head dresses. while Mr.. Morris. who
wrote the story. and Mr.. Worsley.
who directed 1t. were deciding how
I should dress and look" says Miss
Joy. MY personality and typo in
this picture are rather complex--I
am supposed 10 be an anarchtstic
sort OF person. and really am not
so ] had to choose a makeup thar
pictured BOTH Fsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Mary's Sister
to Be Married

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. TIA
marriage license was issued here yes.
terday TO Lottie Pickford. film
actress. and Alan Forest Fisher.
actor.
Miss Picltford is a sister OF Little
MARY" Her age was given as 70
years.
Fisher. whose screen name is Alan
Forrest, is %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
LITTLE. nIT OIL MY

Jackie coSgan's little. but what "A
lot Of hearts he can fli'
MY Boy IN Jackie's latest. In
this production. Il ~ said. Jackie
gives the finest portrayal OF his
career as little immigrant waif
who lands on the shores of America
with neither friends nor money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Lillian and Dorothy Gish are max
ing film version OF Her First
False Step" the first play In which
they appeared together. Mary Pick
ford began her American career In
that. They we're all little girls then.
The film viii be for the entertain.
ncnt Of the Gish family and friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
CI.EMNiI.R HAS
NEW NAME

It's Columbia" now. After ten
years OF picture operation. and with
"a reputation as one Of the finest mo
ton picture houses In the Northwest.
the popular Second ave. theatre for
mcrly known as the ''clemmer" from
now on will be known as the "colum.
bia." under the management OF the
kincma Amusement Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
COILS E u M
"A PRINCE THERE WAS

fParamountb
Charles Martin. Thomas Msfxhsn
hstherine ...s......s.4 Mildred Harris
Comfort Brown. Charlotte Jackson
George NJ Cohan's delightful stage
play, "A Prime. There Was" has
found It's way to the screen. With
Thomas MeIghan in the stellar role
his picture Is now being shown al
the Coliseum. II is the story of "A
wealthy young man who plays the
fairy prince to little boarding house
1rehin and a pretty young novelist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
NAzIMOyA GOING ABROAD

Nazinova will go abroad 10 film
suderman's Regina" after she com.
pletes "Salome." Alan Hale, who
last appeared on the screen with
Pauline Frederick In "A Woman in
the Case" was Nazimoya's leading
pnan in "a Dolls House"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
GUESS THIS ONE

When liz n title not title?
The answer In:
When the picture In In the making.
THE Divorce" by the way. liz the
name pro TEN. OF Sidney Franklin's
next feature.
The name is expected TO change.
But the constant face OF Constance
Talmadge viii stay In all the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

RIDERS or THE DAWN"

fPathsJ
r},a-. ~ ...sss.s...s......R Roy Stsvart
ANDERSON. ......... Claire Adams
is'"ers OF the Dawn" a Zane Grey
80 y the feature Of the new show
ns OAK Sunday and Monday. Be
uiis splendid Western feature.
ii. management offers Harold
Asoyd's hilarious comedy. Some.
Were in Turkey"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Something like $4,000 damage
was done tn Universal City, the
largest movie studio Ia the
world, by floods which followed
terrific rain storms In Southern
California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
BLUE MOUSE
THE LITTLE MINISTER

tvtt.grzphJ
Bats. s-s.-........... .Alics Csthoan
yitagraph's production OF The Lit.
lie Minister" IL now playing at John
Hamrick's Blue Mouse theatre.
Alice Calhoun. popular leading
woman. gives a splendid performance
as Barrie's heroine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
NAY ALLISON 10
RETURN To STAGE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. -
May Allison. film actress. viii leave
for New York m a day or two TO
appear on the legitimate stage for =
season. u was said at tho Metro
studies here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
LOVE AND poucHNurs-

Love and DouEhnu,a'' IN N. name
Of a newly completed Mack Sonnet,
comedy. featuring ben Turpin-
The dough" Ia attributed 90 Mack
and the nut stun 70 Hen.
"You'n love e." they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
r Elk
"KED COIRAGE."

fUriyersal1
raia Bin..,............. Joel Day
~. ,l.seaisys .........,...A Molly Malone
"hen the mayor and the only
newspaper Of a careless Western
mining town mix. something Is bound
= happen And something does hap.
y IN IN Red Courage" the Peter y.
AShs story which opened today at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
WINTER GARDEN
THE IRON TRAIL

Ntta arciEt1ns s.sssss. Anna Toll
furr.s. orSsli w ndhsm STANDING
urtis Cordon ............ Thurstcr HAN
fem Appleton ........ Reginald psnay
Rex Bearh's virile Alaskan story.
The Iron Trail Is now showing at
he Winter Garden. IL ls United
Artis,s production. There are many
.tig moments In the picture. such
Is the breaking up OF the Ice
nd the dangerous efforts TO save a
\. llf finished bridge. the destruction
which would mean the failure OF
great undertaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Ruth Iienick has deserted the
films long enough to appear In
n series Of stage plays nj Phoenix
with n stock company. The
Arizona capital Is Miss Renick's
home town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Ono would think The artorx IN
Mack Sennett comedies have
plenty Of exercise from TIE
stunts he introduces In his pic
lures; nevertheless, Sennett has
built . gymnasium for his actors
NJ his plant In California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
ropAN's PROGRAMS

tinfHfN-Jsm~< "a. usrsie's The
LITTLE Minister" starring BETTY
temr~0..
colt d~reat la .Shst-
tered nr~sn-"
WINTER GARpE>--Rsx pesehs
The irca rr~ll"
~WtE NOT >t.--Jsm-~ N. uArvses
TIE tittie Minister" starring
Afice Caih.aa.
toti>tst M-rh.<~s~ N~sshaa In "a
fr>ac~ Their Ws..~
Srkt>p--Kudslrh Valentine and
Alice Ferry In The Csaaaerins
re~w"
cOto>tAts--shartes tpsekl ysaes
IN -Ridieg With D~~fh-
RkN--ste.s oit~~a In Rcd Csar-
ag~l~
oAk--Raae or~,s ''fikiers ~f the
n~wn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

closes, 10 US doubts within ourselves
no matter what front we put on.
And men. realizing that Reid on
the screen possesses quality lack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
S T r A N d
"rnE coNQuERING POWER"

sSTuiE coNQUERING POWER. -
4 which features Alice Terry and
kadolph Valentino at the Strand. Is
'another Rex Ingram production OF
distinction. II Is an adaptation %
Baixac's famous novel. ~Eugenle
Grandet.~ and the action Is laid In
picturesque France.
Valentino and Miss Terry win be
, remembered as the leading players In
lrgrsm's masterpiece. The Four
4Horsefnen OF the Apocalypse"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
CO LO N | A l.
riding WITH DEATH"

.InAmits Dorsey .~..... Charles Jones
hhs tsihoun. .s...-.. Betty Francisco
= Nelson. .................Jac Mower
Il Lovers Of fast action and hair.
raising stunts on the screen will en-.
~ the Western picture at the Colo.
mai IL ~ called Riders OF Death. A"
ana features Charles c'Buck'D Jones
y the leading role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

ing in their own makeup. are ,hrrn.
selves attracted 20 him.
oh. would that We might all b
waily Reida In real lifei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

These drawings are made
Reid IN several films. II vof
each Of them something Of
that makes him a screen idol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Another instance Of star
supporting u star IL found in the
ease Of Conway Tearle. who IL
playing the male lead to Norma
Talmadre In her current produc-
ton, "rhe Duchess Of Langeis."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
COTTON STILLS
 CLIlNBING--WOOL
 CLOSING PRIMER
By Associated Press

New York, October 14.-Cotton showed continued activity and strengeth with prices reaching the .221kc level today. December con tracts sold at 22.55c or 2s points net higher and closed at 22.51c with the general market closing firm at an advance of 1T to 2S points.
 Tho opening was firm at an ad- vance of 9 to 16 points on overnight buying orders. There was heavy realizing for over the week end and probably considerable selling for to take profits on long cotton after such rapid advance as had occurred since the holiday was increased by disappointment over domestic cen Sumption figures for September, and there was also unfavorab1e comment on Manchester trade advices. Over night news from the southern spot markets was bullish, however while continued activity was reported in the domestic goods trade, and early offerings seemed to be very readily absorbed. At any rate they caused only slight and brief reactions after
 
 continued trade and commission house buying. People who had sold for a reaction yesterday covered on tho upward movement which carried January contracts to 22.42c and March to 22.52c, or about 22 points to 2S points above yesterdays closing an the general list. The close was within a point CT two of the best.
 The census bureau reported domes- tic consumption of 495,344 bales for September compared with 527,404 for August. when many traders had ex- pected an increase over the previous month. The consumption fer Sep tember last year was 4s4,71S bales, Manchester advices stated that mas ter spinners had decided to recom- mend the continuance of the present curtailment in mills spinning Ameri- can cotton until November, or week longer than the original plan. There was not much comment on the threat of a tropical storm which, was said to be approaching Florida. but the outlook for unsettled weather may have contributed somewhat to the advance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
GRAINS HIGHER,
 REFLECTING TONE
 FOREIGN MARKETS

Chicago, October 14.-All grains averaged higher today, reflecting the strength of foreign markets. The undertone was strong and while there was liberal proflt-ta taking, of ferings were readily absorbed and prices advanced to a new high on the present movement. At the finish wheat was up a @29sc with Decem- Der S1.11N@ @1.12 and May s1.12as@ S112ss; corn advanced 1ss @1%c; oats were up ss@1ss cents; and pro- visions ranged from 214 cents de- cline to 10 cents higher
 An advance at Liverpool and high CT quotations at Winnipeg acted as bullish influences at the start of the market here. There was fair buying by commission houses, and the local trade which advanced De- cember to s1.12A, the highest price since late in July The bulge was checked, however. by selling Oil resting orders and by scattered longs who were evening up for over Sunday. On the reactions there was some buying by commission houses.
 Corn and oats followed the course of wheat Provisions were rather dull
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
Oil Company Liens
 Featured Bond List
By Associated Press

New York, October 14.-Strength of oil company liens In the face of the weakness of stocks. was the fea- ture in today a active bond dealings.
 Invincible Oil Ss added 3 points today, while Standard Oil of Cali fornia 7s were pushed up 2. Other oil bonds advanced in sympathy.
 Liberties were still under selling pressure as result of the govern ment's new A per cent offering. The siks dropped points, while losses of to IA points took place in the A series, all of which sold under par The new A government loan trade in on when issued basis on the Curb market, was still selling at premium of 1s per cent.
 Southern Railway general 4s were buoyant in response to the resump- tion of dividends on that roads pre- ferred stock, gaining If points. Most of the other railroad mortgages were under pressure. losses of one to points being recorded by Balti- more and Ohio 4s, Manhattan income 5s, Kansas City Southern 5s and Col erado Southern 41as.
 Cuba Cane Sugar Ss and Cerro De Pasco Ss. up F and 1 points, re- spectively. were the features of the industrial list.
 Total sales, par value, wore s12,- 42l00o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
 By Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
 Ky Associated Press

New Orleans October 14.-Outside
 traders took possession of the cotton mar
 ket today and carried 1t to higher levels in
 the face of great deal of ek-end real
 zing by older longs and no small volume
 of hedge selling. The western portion of the belt was a particularly heavy buyer
 and this demand appeared to be based on expectations of rains over Sunday. The continued storm warning for the east Gull of Mexico, continued improvement in ac- counts from mill and dry goods centers and reports of much better spot de- mand at points In the interior were all supporting influences. Late in the day the market was at it's best, advances of 25 to IS 5points with December up to 22c and March up to 22.05c. Around 32c realizing by longs became very heavy and checked tho upward movement The close was at 21.a5c for December. with the list show ing advances on the day of IS to 28 points.
 First advances of Is to 19 points were due as much to reports of further good demand for manufactured goods as to anything else. The initial advance was followed by reactions of about 10 points. but this soft spot was eagerly seized upon by new buyers and for while the ring was very active with the bulk of the i business from outsiders
 The census bureau report, placing Sep tember consumption of cotton in this country at 495.344 bales, against 527,404 i in August, was considered disappointing. but 1t had next to no effect against values.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
STEEL UNSETTLED DURING WEEK
 WITH MILLS BUSY
By associated Press

New York, October 14.-The steel market was unsettled during the week owing to the unusual condi- tions arising from congested traffic conditions which not only delayed de- livery of finished product, but inter ferred with the movement of raw material. Mills were well occupied on old orders, but new buying was sporadic and less active. Pig iron displayed an easier tendency as buyers were disposed to await de- velopments
 Copper has remained steady on comparatively moderate demand De- liveries on old contracts are being delayed to some extent because of transportation conditions.
 Tin has ruled firm and higher fol- lowing London strength, and is equal to import cost on straits
 Tssd is strong at the recent ad- vance.
 -.ae has been easier because of reduced buying.
 Anthony is quiet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
PORT MOVEMENT


 New Orleans: Mddling, 21.75c: receipts 6.e95; exports. 6,27S; sales, 1,221; stock. 154.6s0.
 Galveston; Mlddling, 2ec: receipts. 24,- 6s1; sales. 2ss5 stock 391.715. Mobile: Midding. a1.37c; receipts 21S: : sales 1s7; stock. To- 179.
 Savannah; Middling. 2s.1Sc: receipts. 241o; exports, 200; sales. 690; stock, se,- 690.
 Charleston: Receipts. s4s; stock. 4s.34s Wilmington: Middiing 22c; receipts 1.30s: stock, 24,661. Texas City; Stock, s,i92. Norfolk: Middling 22.25c: receipts 2.s19: exports 1.77s; sales, 76s; stock 57.24e.
 Baltimore: Stock, 1.5s3. Boston: Middiing. 22.25c: stock 5,2os. Philadelphia: Stock. 4.ls7. New York; Middling. 22.5oc; stock 65. .944
 Minor ports: Receipts 1s.7oS; exports. 1s,705; stock. 9,o55.
 Total today: Receipts 57.4s4; exports, 26,s53; stock. s69.43 Total for week: Receipts. 57,4st; ex- ports. 26,953.
 Total for season: Receipts. l.525, 200; exports, S93,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
BUYING POWER
 DEVELOPED IN A
 SHORT SESSION
Rv Associnted Press

New York, October l4.-Good buy ing power developed in today's brief and active stock market. with the re- suit that a number of issues. includ- ng United States Steel common, were carried to new high records for she.year.
 Stocks favored by traders were generally those of companies posses sing hugh surpluses available for distribution or likely to increase or resume dividend payments. United States Steel common touched i09T, the closing price. Actovity of his stock was associated with a re- acwal of rumors concerning possible declaration of q stock dividend. Other steels advanced in sympathy. Bethle- aem climbing IF points. Lacka- wanna l h, Vanadium 1ss and Cru .ibie 1A
 American Locomotive and General Electric each established new peak prices, the net gain in the latter be- Ing- nearly points. Other shares which sold at record prices were American Can and United States Al- cohol. each influenced by favorable trade conditions.
 Mexican aPete"
 Mexican Petroleum fluotuated within q range of nearly 8 points closing at a net loss of 3a, after having established a new top price ut POT %. The Pan-American issues also broke through to new highs and then yielded below last nights fig ures on heavy selling pressure. Standard oil of New Jersey got above 220, but succumbed with the rest of the oil shares, closing at a net loss of K. The break in Allis- Chalmers was predicted on publication of earn ings statement. which showed con- siderable decrease in sales and net profits for the quarter ending September 80.
 Execution of an order for large block of Freeport Texas stock lat the market" resulted in q jump of 4 points, the buying being based on dividend possibilities. Texas Gulf Sulphur also was pushed up more than points.
 Rail Shares
 Rail shares, especially the pre- ferred issues. continued to be in good demand. Central of New Jersey touched new top on a small turn over. and good improvement was noted in Missouri Pacific preferred, Southern Railway preferred, Della ware and Hudson and Baltimore and Ohio.
 Sales. so2.ooo shares.
 Foreign exchange rates wore ir- regular. Sterling continued strong on light offerings of grain bills. Changes in most other European rates were unimportant, except in the case of Norwegian crowns, which forfeited approximately half of their A points advance yesterday. Ger man marks were down to 31k cents hundred.
 The weekly clearing house stats- ment showed decrease of S47,3S7.- SO0 in loans, discounts and invest ments of member banks and an in crease of $21.962,00o in the reserve in the Federal Reserve bank. Net de- band deposits increased S1s,45f. 900. and there was decrease of S20,0f5.- ooo in time deposits. For the first time in several weeks there was q deficit in reserve amounting in s2.332.2S0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
Priuate Wire News
q. R sTEyyART N Co

Birmingham, October 14-In the ab- sence of Liverpool and any particular cot ton news. outside the census consumption report, cotton continued to rule with a strong undertone through the short ses- sion today. The initial values were about points above yesterdays close, pricea advanced 20 points further from this level and the finals were around the days top. pointing, being 32.000 bales less than last month. The fc7tures of this report were that the United States mills consumed f95,O00 against 4s5, ,000 last year and so far this season 1,023 900 against 962,0 last year. Lnters 60,OOo against 61, 1000 against 116,000 Active spindies. 3s297,- 000 against 33,S75.0 900 last year, mill stock l.Obb,00O against Ills, 900 last year and public warehouse stocks S,21s. 900 against 4,sl2OOO, September consumption com pares with 527.o in August. Active spindles lost during September, 2o2, GOO; ; mn stock increased during month. 40. .000 bales, and public warehouse stocks in creased 1,66S,000 bales. The advance to- day brought all options with the exception Of October, New Orleans. above p cents
 the spot market followed the advance in futures and reports continue to state good demand everywhere in the southern mar kets. While there was heay revalizing and sales by the southwest spot interests in the first hour today the demand was good ana all offerings were quickly taken by tho trade and new speculative buying. The outstanding feature is the steady and increasing demand from spinners both foreign and domestic, to fix prices The market IS showing a tendency to broaden out and business becoming more general further and reactions only afford excellent opportunities on which to make purchases Liverpool futures are due 25 to 30 up Mon day morning-S. R. Stewart & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
BUTTER Ru A Aeanciutad YSraua
chinarn

Chicago, October 14.--Trading for Sat . utday on the butter market good and the tone of the plarket was slightly frmer. Street stocks were well cleaned up and offerings generally firm. Medium grades were probably not so ac- two as other grades, but even these showed no signs of weakness. Cars of centralized were steady at unchanged prices. Storage butter found fair de- mand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
COFFEE

New York October 14.--Coffee futures were even less active than recently, but after opening 9 points higher to points lower., ruled steady on little covering fer over the weekend.
 Sales were estimated at about 5000 bags. Closing quotations: October, s.o7c; December. e.17c: January. 9.14c; March. s.c7c:s May, s.o3c; July. s.soc; September. s.G0c.
 Spot coffee quiet: Rio Is. 1oc; Santos 4s l5615Ac. Cost and freight offers were irregular. some of the Santos offers being a shade lower while Rio Is were higher with shippers asking s.65c Amer ican credits.
 Official cables reported an advance of 90 fes in the dollar buying rate with decline of 1-32d in the rate of London. Rio futures were 100 to 125 reis higher and Santos 50 to 175 reis higher. Bra zilian port receipts 52,000; Jundiahy, 24- coo Rio cleared 1900 for New York and 2e7oe for New Orleans.