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DECLINE SHOWN IN
LIBERTIES SERIES

,HEN YORK Mat Tine ne, r4...,
%; iodsy' operation. 70 rar 1uuf ruf..t
O. Hnt '"Ty "urr. l-.N- rlua .r.r.- III 4.
a"Jot:iy u; !lsfaut.s seHret.h. IT. %. in
even tone ~ ~" s'uaH ..f
Further reduction ~ ,r.l.ry .,
i-s featured those i.s.s- -r
ME series :ho'..Hs mpdeiats decline.
st'trhdt 'pha.s were u.rUi.g.N Ma.
No. can s. and g. r-sppui.nr 10 -.
80 ne Aeticai soN='uu-nt Is akin.
49, 10 haJA"t !ls foreign debt French
'hu.iciHa!s ana San ra4o lBralut
-. acines'ic offerings local ...l.r..
,'hL d"y"i"p'u"nts wEE.n success 'g-fr.,
,i,"'. .,"L 'nh ~ r"yeuf .Itu. -unfi.,,'..
oy me Transit rlrurai-s.I.
toppers rose ri'h ru- lr''.r ,,r. c
meta sasros. uLt the raLw.s 4, W,
importance. &'avhie S'ee. E. had a ..ry
porsfy support. nu, allied !.sI.s Iaar...
!2ia' sai"s, lHr value. aggf-
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cmIcAGo LIVE STOCK MAnKEr

Chicago. May lj.-csttlr receipts. d.
90. beef steers and !Ht rhc stock, 10 to
10 cents lower: tor yvnr'lnrs steers. 80
best heavies. s9i. bulk beef steers. lisa
SO. Gamers. bulls and stoCkvrs. steady .
Yea! calves steady 10 - cents higher. bulk
y.a."ts to packers SO gas. few at $500
80; bologna bulls mostly around i,6. fat
cows and hsitcrs largely 5T5G7.o
Hogs: receipts, 1900. opsn"d to 10
cents higher, closing active. lighter
weights 20 ~ cents higher: others
steady 10 10 higher. top. 1870. bulk. 1875 {,
10 -. shippers TOOK about 500. hold over
miud-rnte!y liberal. pigs steady TO strong
sheep: receipts, Roo; mostly - To 80
cents lower. Few odd OTIS natives. steady;
TOT. shorn lambs. 400. wooded Colorado
H.. Few untiv" springs, 1850; California
~ : q s. Seconds unsVld 1T moon: Fat
native .wcs 5,oG-9
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May Eth" market tor
COTE" futures was very quiet today. hut
ruled steady, offerings were .!ght and
4 %" buying orders We're sufficient :,
cause slight advances
Tn" npou!nE was unchanged. the only
business reported was aboV" last we"l,'-
Tuo;"t!"ns. with July selling uD "a 1913
anu N'r'"inhcr. - Tnr clos" Vas -
points. Sa-"S w-f- estimated a. about
lo.Ep bays Clos" MAY lr+>. lgly, 10 -
September, ssi october. . -: b-rciuOcr
80. janUhry "Sl March. sol.
spot c0r"". Iu!c' RIO -, II cent?.
Santos u ~. TO iis Th-r. w"r" f.w
cost and freight pner. and those received
w"r" about unchanged. including Santos
Is and IS a. 100 20 Il % !1t uTumpt and
az i1N 90 1850 for forward shipment
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'N.- NGI- MnV a. Wh-ar av.rag.l
.w~- % .'ic. today. iuHu-uc"d chioHy
q. 'u Appeal from Jullu. BARNES fpfIu.r
. 'l-ih. wheat director, that S"''I"-
i."u' y NaE wheat contracts her" H@
.faar"d ON - basis IA" higher than tho
'hf'~n' VAIN" ~ tn" grain Ia domestic
ami t"f=tgu 'tai". The market closed
Hr'"'t~a - =. cents net decline 10 a
t'N" "i.anr". WITH May 4.'s 10 a. and
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MARKET HOLDS WELL
FACING PROF|T-TAk|NG
Prices Turn Irregular When
Large Selling Campaign
RACES.
BIG STOCK OF GASOLINE HELD
tounrry's surplus Of Popular Furi
Highest MARK I'm Its History. white
Price L. Marked IP-Big Car
order Entered.
BIG STOCK OF GASOLINE unLp
Hy u. l.. Bnrncrr =.

United NawS S.aFr CNr-cSNnrieu.
NEW YORK MAY l5.-Heavy
proft taking was witnessed today in
;he s,ock ma-kct Hence the price
stood tho selling remarkably we'll
Most svery body expected this morn
INK - SEQ me inward movement N
the independent; steel shares on mer-
ger talk resumed
TIE enthusiasm n speculative Wall
stree; on The steel shares. however.
was considerably daw2eued by tho
MAX GssEcn - :Nc Federal Trade
Commission. acting on The Senate
resolution PASSED lat" las; week
calling to- Investigation NJ ~" pro-
posed rsrEr- o.: independent >,eel
>or2s-ss had Wired the following
pursuant - resolution ~ United
states Senate. please submit 20 The
Federal Trade Comm ssioN 'ul and
specific Information as go plan 90
merger before plan Is coNSUWmat"d
or actual transfer made
GRsolinc Probe.
Wall street was also disturbed
somewhat by the news from Wash
inEton that a movement Was ON foot
to have an investigation Of the rs-
cent increases Ia tn. selling yr'r" -
gasoline in view ~ the fact that IN"
countrys surplus of gasoline" during
March increased 47.0Oo.oUu gallons 70
S5A, 237. 900 gallons, III" highest iC
urc on record senator Mcclellan.
Wall street hears. is arguing strong
ly that with this large surplus Of gas
cline. IL would have boon impossible
for the different renHers To HAY" put
up prices without acting together IN
violation OF N" sherman Law.
These threatened Investigations.
however. We're disturbing and so was
tho over Sunday news from Genoa
20 the effect that the conference had
been postponed. In talking TO each
other. Wall Street men admitted this
nostponemcnt TO mean that 'he ct
fort to talk tho Russian representa-
lives into giving mp tn" communists
government had failed. II is believed
here that this form OF government
viii be given UP by Russia in time,
hut that IN" time viii not be In the
immediate future.
Puts in Bir Cnr Order.
New York Central announced early
today that orders had been placed
with the koppcl Car Repair Company
for 1000 fifty-fVe tom cars 10 cost
close 10 $1,000 each. For the month
OF January the railroads placed or
ders FOR $3.50 freight cars for Feb
ruary, lA7Tl. for March $500. for
Nprn. 2v742; for the frs, week OF
MAY. ! 500. This makes total Of
Go.523. For tn" twelve months Of
1871 freight car orders were lass
than half Of those for the first four
months of 1922
Production or soft coal FOR tho
tons, against ilti.ooo for the pre-
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

V'H'''V' VT y ''"'tV.F T'''''TI''E !" %
SPANISH -Fa1In,rs stock Market steady
a; .,is per bush.! OF 3" lbs.
lkGIN1AS-Farluers stock. Market
stcad!er.
Fancy runners and JuInbos. 3'sc n"r 10.
Extra prime. SIC per 10.
Prime. Sc psr 10.
Smelling stock. to c'4c per H.
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coTrnNsEEn OH.

.htr advance through covering OF shur's
on aI"-TS" weather conditions south. nut
no hrin situation III hor products. Re
Tenders 81 80 hrrT"s turned Mag easy
=: IA" last. the c!usc hainF point.
lower, Wall" 'Ac hs.aur" ~ n. liE' shove!
net gains q: : 20 q points. Sales. %.
'n6 barrels, rrim" crude. 900 uu:u'ra.
II Inc summer yellow spot. II s.. Iu'y
II y. September. is7, December. lo,cI. III
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NEW YORK. May i5.-A sharp rise IN
raw cotton today checked trading IA cot
ton cloths. Nher" prtC. resistance has
been noilceab'" during IN. r"Cen, Ht-
vhnc"s. P-rcal"-, priced for ,h- new sea
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SI',iAi,


New YORK. May j. The raw sugar
market WAS quiet today. uuf Their" VA
$50 change IN quotations. although offer
inss were mor. liberal cunas az" Of
Tered at 2T-i6 cents. cost ana freight. IN
n"nr -hy positions. cVua 20 'o' for cen,
trlfugnl, willy Jun" shipment }" offered
y, ~ cents. cost aud freight. cpunl 20
Iu Porto Rieos ars quu;ed q, 81. in
nearby positions. md 7'' fos later ship
m.ents. Th"r" was -att ~ 40 hags
OK nIi-crUi. CGhn>. low '"-i. on TIA" Saut.
At 49, duty paid. hut III. had u" effect
on III" geU"rn, IEHri.C' and 1000 bass
sold for iato May shipiEcu, at 27-iI. cost
and freight. both 20 ."ca! r.hner.
The raw Sugar futures market was
s'-adI.- "nriy ON cov'rIns and Suu" buy
!nE believed TO b. 'or European account.
Prices advances 20 puin's early Int
eas"d on near the clos" und"r scattered
trad" ana commission house selling
prompted by ia" more liberia! nr"rinEs In
n" sp"; market. F!na! prices We're va
changed 20 points net lower. July. 1c1
September Isl. December. 80 ana March
The demand ,rr refined sugar continue,
90 fa!- proportions. ana prices are stead
~ hell At CORNER levels. with 3uo gran.
uInteh listed az tG 90 30
l."nn"i futures. nominal Closing
July 6!i; September. 70. December. - %
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Richmond Stock Market
city and state Securities.

BID. ASKED
Virginia IS. Old c.
and II. ...........lo32 333 ga
Virginia Centuries. 2.
3. G. and II. .....lael T4s 75s
West Va. 3As. ......l?3o 81
Bonds.
c. and p. r Co of Va.
Carolina Pub. Scr. Co.
y. and i. r. CO.. 5;s.,riisG 'gYSSs 81
y. Il. and l.. Co, s.la3i 7?i Soi
i. :. Register Guano S
y street n.riwn, :. s,o ,I".
\. II. and l.. Co. -. % 2ps
v. X. and l.. Co. pr. 100 ~
V. X. and +. Co. com. 100 IS 10
Rnilrond stacks.
X. T. and T. Div. oh. 100 227
Insurance stacks.
At. Life Ins. Co... 100 225
Life Ius. CO. OF Va. 100 AZ"
Va. +. and NJ. Lns. Co. - SOS
Hank and Trust Compnn. stock.
American National 100 235
American Trust Co
tClass ~ ........ 100 9oi
broad street Bank - 20
broadway National. 100 l2l
Bk OF Com and rr.. 100 2l5 226
Central National -. 100 III ls5
Church Hin Bank -. 100 $50
FIRST National 800. loo -"
Merchants National. 100 60 500
Mech and Mcrch -. 700 300 $40
Nat. stat. and city. 100 PIG
old Dom. Trust Co. 100 PIG
Planters National 10" 400 i25
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domestic swimmers were buying spots r"r
".NHFd convey IN a large way against
"-ffF sales "; COTTON goods. Texas re
.ur'.4 EG:nlrau sisuH-rs in The ,IIrN-t
-I-- -ArEn .Mts " -..t;mn-
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Rio IS offered a: 1oao American
credits
IN" official cables reported Saturday n
holiday with "A si"Clri showing RIO IN
changed I" l76 r".s lower a. the opening
To-Day. RIO "NChHNE" on l.Ouion was
i-3cd higher. and ~. dollar buying rate
unchanged.
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or RU21ORED MERGER CAUSES WALL STREET WORR]

Medium 20 good helfers. 800
Common "a medium h.ifers m -
Good corn-fed hogs. 100 lbs
COP" "n '' corr.,.,; na8 III,
,;d ~" lbs "nrr Ia; .n:.:..:..; IL % IL.
pEs ..,......;..... .........,.. 10 n lOn
All southern hogs sold sub ioct In mana,
ton. and soft or oily
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WASlllNGTON May l5-Grea
Britain paid today TO tho Trcasur
81 10000 OF principal and intcre.
on the debt OF sl2c,0OO. 900 INQUIRE
during tn" war for silver purchase
under tn" ricman act Today's pay
mcut makes a total OF SCI 600 600. -
tho liquidation OF half Of tho ob,iy;r
ton OF Great Britain. The dob
which Sc hcinr paid In scmiannus
installmcuts. wlll be entirely liquid
atcd I'm 1924
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCE.
CONDITION or
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY HANK
CHESTER. VA. NC.
Located At Chester. in N" County Z
Chesterfield stat" nf virginia. 8
IN. close OF business May 3. la2'
mao" :" the stat" Corporation Con
RESOrRCrs
Loans ana discounts .... t2il.6T4
Ia nking- hnusn and lot r ono
Cash and du" from banks 2e.a'a
Total ..............'...,2s2eos :.
LIABILITIES.
CAPITAL stock paid in 10000 Z
Surplus fund ......-.. 1900 (
amount paid for inter
"st. expenses and taxes lo.73s +,
Individual deposits sub
j"Ct To check ....... fo,nti
Savings deposits . 9lGls 3.
Tim" certificates ~ Do
post " lf32i
Cashiers checks ONT
standing ............ al
ios"rv"d for nccruod in
tcr"st on deposits 1850
Reserved for accrued
taxes ............... of ,
total ......... .......... $3.50 SOS /.
" 9. Truohchrt Cashier. do ~.
omnly swcar tina, tho above -
'ru" statement ~ Tho financial cor
hi'ion Of Choetcrrcld county Ran
chester Va. Inc located ~ Chest"
or Nirc MIA, ~ tn" clos" az busluo
on tn" 5'h day ~ MAY. 1922 20 ~
best OF my frowlchr" and h.lIof
W l. TErEHE,rT
cashier.
Correct Attic.
g w PEBBLES
p V COGRIIT. a.
4. =. rERprE
STATE e virginia County of ches,e
sworn 10 and subscribed hcto-.
~ " . rrurh"Hrt Cashier. this !.
day Of Nav. 1922
6 L. RonERTsoN. j. y.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

May =, TO-,
Remarks; Good run .. cattle On market
NHrh~t steady with las. wcrl. on all
"rid,s
strictly good steers. 100
Us EI. .....-.-......- ........---.. n sis
Med um 10 good -i-"T-. 80,
go llVl lbs. ....-.. ............ TisGr
'"Wupn to medium steers
$40 t? 80 ~. ................. s.@ ~.
Good - choice COWS ........ n ~,
Medium - good cows ....... : n g
"Wwun to medium COWS -. n .
old poor cows ................. N u.
Medium 70 good OSrn......... a
I"|Uiu"n 10 medium oNcn.... A., n &
Eat butcher bulls ............. > a 9
H',~snH Uul!s ......-.-......... 4i.n
!NEn', common bologna bulls q, a A..
th"Icr at h-lters aJp 20
go -. ..................... al@
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NOKfnIk CnrrnN ENCnA\Gr

"'F''''" "E N"fntN ana Portsmouth
COTTON Exchange
Nortolh. Va. MAY H. iG.
M!dilnc to-day. = higher. middiins cor
n -sguntiuE day .ast year uuCha u..d
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son, ar" IN tn" sam" basis as that curren,
Tor spring. saw" the Of dsr.
styles. where moderate reductions we're
made. P"rcblc sh!rttngs ar. understood
ia TIC protected ou ;hr basis %, perc.ls
dress goods, yarns we're rrU"r, In N.
Cpinbcd end S'spl" dr"-S goods rnpw"d
slow improvements RAW six opened -
about ihe sam" rric" 81 last "Wednesday
except In Cartons. which wcre % cents
pound higher. bur!avs sbow"i NOR"
strength.
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t!HsN-N' ! y =.
LONDON. Hsy iS bar silver. -. pence
p"r ounce. Money. Ia pcr cant. Discount
,,,"s; shrr' aud thrc" month bills. et-lfI
-, Dor cont
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economic strength.
The Prudential has over
100000 policies in force,
representing more than S5,-
ooo,ooo,ooo pledged to be
paid as claims become due.
In 1921 it wrote over ST.
1oo,ooo,ooo insurance, the
greatest amount in its
history.
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CT-HERE IS NOW A PRUDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL
4 DISTRICT IN YOUR CITY-he agents from
this office are at your command. LET THEM
HELP SOLVE YOUR INSURANCE PROBLEMS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

Tho headline attracfion on this
weeks hii at PantaEvs IL called
Twenty Minutes In Chinatown" n
melodramatlc episode Of san Fran.
cisco's Chinatown on tho 'sBarbVry
Coast" IL II very deliberately staged
and oapably acted by a company Of
more than 20 players headed by
Arthur Shares.
Mlas Robin Adair. vivacious Jazz
to- dancer. and her .Sunhiat seran.
adcrs." present u pleasing melangc
OF songs. dances and tuncful rngt,ms
In attractive fashion.
Excellent tomfoolcry was tho offer.
Ing OF Morgan Davis and Lulu Nc.
Coy. Davis brand OF comedy and
manner OF work would mai<e him
valuable In musical comedy.
Tho -Four Roses are a quartet Of
comely girls who present an aero.
hattie dancing number filled with
life. while Muricl Hudson and Dave
Jones have a clever singing and talk.
ing act OF good comedy value.
A good comedy picture completes
tho program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
To Make Film
on Movie Life

Tho movies have recently turned
10 satire OF themselves. Now they
will attempt 20 tell the story Of tho
life Of tho people who make UP the
Hollywood colony. This. not By
way OF propaganda to show that
the colony Il not nest OF IN.
Equity. Tho story 10 BE- filmed IL
Harry Leon Wilson's Merton OF
the Movies"
Glenn Hunter will play thu role
Of Merton GIN. the young cor.
respondencs school actor who tried
10 introduce something better and
finer" In tho studios and on the
screen. Hunter win also appear In
the stage diamatization OF the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
STOCK AWAITS
PRIZE AWARDS

CHEHALIs. Aug. s9.--with every
stall and many hastily constructed
extra quarters filled with fancy stock
tho judges were scheduled today "a
make their awards at the Southwest
Washington fair.
More than 500 head Of cattle. In ad
dltion to hogs. horses. sheep and 9th.
er livestock. were on hand whom the
gates OF the fair opened yesterday.
Especially attractive are tho cxhib.
It's In tho floral and agricultural
halls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
MARILYN HELPS
WESLEY ENTERTAIN

Marilyn Miller Pickford recently
aided Wesley Barry I'm serving
candy and eats 10 400 children from
the Los Angeles orpbanage and
Jewish Relief orphanage who visited
the Warner Bros. studios. Wesley.
who IN working on his latest pic.
ture. Heroes OF the Street" showed
the children the time OF their young
lives by leading tho games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
NOVEL STUNT IN
OPERA SCREENING

Berlin producers are making film
opera In which real voices VIII be
synchronszed with film action. As the
pictures are taken ths opera score.
written on q continuous band. moves
across the bottom OF the field OF the
lens Thus Il appears on tho lower
margin Of the film as guide TO the
conductor. Another device gives him
control over the speed at which the
film IN projected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
GUY BATES POST
COMING TO COLISEUM

Guy Bates Post did not need any
rchearsais for hts film version OF
The Masqucrader." tho First Ma.
tional story opening at the Coliseum
Thursday. The rcason--wcll. he
only played that character 1000
times. on the spoken stage. In that
role he has appeared in nearly every
city and town Of America and IN
Australia and Canada
Gloria Swanson appears IN Tier
Gilded Cage" the last time wedncs.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
COST FORTUNE TO
FILM THE STORM"

TT cost small fortune TO take
L tho Universal uMit making THE
storme." f.angdon McCormick'a fam.
on. play into the hear, Of Feath.
cr River district. All the me
chanicai equipment and props. sew.
erAl big truckionds OF II, had 10 be
portrayed over part OF tho trail.
fgoated on rough stream and even
carried plcccmcai on mules backs.
THE storm" ia now playing IN Its
second big week az tho Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
STRAND ACTOR
KEPT PRACTICE

When The Prisoner of zendn"
cast went into the Big Hear dlstfic,
20 film some OF tho scenes. Malcom
McCrrgor. whose athletic ability
brought him the Yale swimming
championship a few years ago. was
pu, thru some grueilins horseback
riding over tn. rough mountain
trails. But Mac finished the days
riding without a sign OF saddle sore.
neas. though hs Ind no, bebi on a
horse for months.
How 90 you account for H. MacT''
asked Tex Ingram.
-Danno. Rex. unless maybc--wcli
drive n Lizzie. scc7'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
ROMANTIC DRAMA
At WINTER GARDEN

A romantic society drama unfold.
ing tho story Of a young woman's
folly. young mans gallantry and n
girls admirable sacrifice. n revealed
In Destiny isle" the offering at tbs
Winter Garden In which Virginia
Lee. George Fawccts. Ward Crane
and Florence Billings appear.
Destiny Isle" win remain AZ the
Winter Garden until Wednesday
night only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
T0Day's PROGRAMS

Holt In while
satan Sleeps
CoitNulA--ssrhe Storm" tsecsnd
~r~hl.
BfrE Mot~E-''ra the Name cf
tho Law fse~oud vocal.
WINTER gAHDE>--spe-tin fsis."
hrRA>D--'.fhs Prisoner Of xenda-
t.~eesfd wr~kl.
COfIsft M--t.lerla swanson In Her
Giid~d Cage
Ifedciph Valentine In
The Ceaaaersnx Power"
OAk--Ne..le ftsrrtscaic In The
nfwakinx raint."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
PICTURE AT OAK
CLOSES TUESDAY,

Tuesday night brings the final
showing OF Tho breaking Point. -
tho II. III. Van Loan story. In which
Bessie BaFrlscals In starring at the
Oak.
Miss Barriscaie. who win be re.
mcmbercd a. the star OF "The
Broken Gate" The Heart OF
Rachael" and other features. has a
splendid mother role IN this offer.
tng.
Tho supporting cast include. Wal.
ter McCraii. Ethel Grey Terry. 10.
scrh J. Downing and Winter Hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
v. M0NG
IN "MONTE CRIST0'

william v. Mons. tho veteran char
acscr actor who scored a personal tri'
umph in the comedy-classic. The
CONNECTICUT Yankee" will be seen
here In another splendid character
part In the new william Fox prodnc-
tion. Monte cristo.'' This famous
story by Alexandra Dumas has been
heraIded as the greatest dramatic
screen attraction OF the year and viii
be seen at ths Blue Mouse soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

AItlIoatA naAth1'
ment to abolish
child labor. Mrs.
NJ. II. Martin " a
candidate for this
state Legislature
from tho Sist rep
resentatlys q I y
|trics.
Mrs. Martin
states she IN also
for: An effective
budget law: tax
| reduction. a state
law against mar
sotlcs. n higher
minimum wage for
women: icgalszing
- -. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
HOLT At LIBERTY:
lis POLO FAN

Jack Holt. Paramount star. whose
new picture. while Satan sleeps.
IN now pleasing Liberty audiences.
ranks among tho best polo players
In the country. Mr. Holt II "a member
OF the Beverley nils Call team and
has participated in many matches In
which that team has competed
agains, other Southern California OF.
gantxntlons,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
RALPH LEWIS IN
BLUE MOUSE FILM

Ralph Lewis. who appears as TO.
iicenAan o1iara N tho big police
meiodramR. lin the Name 81 tho
Law" at the Blue Mouse. IL known
20 thousands 81 photoplay fans the
country over lie has played many
notable roles. among them senator
s,oneman. ono of tho principal char.
ao,eru In u. W. Grifflih'a Tho Birth
Of "A Nation"
an the Name Of the law" ha. 20
DO with the life % a policeman at
work and at home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
Attention, "Storm"
Contest Winners

STORM" contckt winners.-ff
you havo not already received
prize awarded you In The storm"
contest kindly call Main oeoo and
ask for tho Movie Editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

restriction Of immigration and pro
hlbltion Of leasing OF hotels. land
and restaurants 10 the Japanese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

The Paraguay river In South
America Is moro than 1900 miles In
length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
She'll Flay
Child Labor

Favoring action by the state Of
Washington looking toward con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
Ruffled
Curtains
$2.45 Pair

Six hundred pairs of
Ruffled Swiss Curtains,
in dot and small figured
designs, and made with
two-inch ruffles, are spe-
cially priced, the pair,
$2.45.
TIE-BACKS to match,
25c pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

Los MISUNDERSTANDING hear
ing of David Lightner. alleged master
drug ring head. continued to Sept. 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
Cretonne
Cushions
Special
$1.1O Each

Large assortment of
Cretonne covered Cush-
ions and Round Pillows,
in light and dark color
ings, offer good selec-
tons; all are reduced to,
each, $1.1O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29

Virginia Vail. This splen-
did little acrtess is appearing
at the Columbia this ioeek as
the heroine of Longdon Nc
Cormick's dramatic story,
"The Storm" Besides pos
sessing dramatic ability Miss
Vail as O daring performer
and the Woy she pilots q
canoe thru the surfing rap
ids furnishes one Of the big
punches Of the film play,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
The Month-End Sale
Offers Savings on Stocks That Must Be
Disposed of Immediately
Marquisette
Curtains
Reduced to
$1.19 Pair

Three hundred pairs of
plain hemstitched Mar
quisette Curtains Of good
serviceable quality, in
white, cream and ecru
colors, are reduced to-
pair. SLID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-29
Curtain Rods
19c Each

Adjustable Tube Cur
tain Rods, with goose
neck" brackets, complete;
priced, special, each, 19c.