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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
FEDERAL men
ARE SHIFTED
General Change viii Be
Made on May !

Sweeping changes IN the persou.
mel OF tho Seattle immigration OF.
flee. 10 take effect May 1, were an.
nounoed Thursday by Luther Wee.
din. In charge OF the department
here. Notices Of the changes wero
received from Washington. d. G..
and are in keeping with the policy
Of the immigration division 20
change tho men often, that they
may get a general view OF the con.
ditions about the country. according
10 Wesdin.
II. A. Monroe. aasihtant commits.
doner here. resigned after he had
been offered an Assignment as In.
apeetor In charge az Spokane lie
was also offered n ponltion In tho
Law division at Ellis island. but de,
cllned 10 accept.
Inspector Thomas Keagy was or.
dered transferred 20 Buffalo, ~ Y,
and Inspector Thomas Wyckoff u
~ PaAo. Ter
Inspector II. piumbey, from Salt
Lake city. and Inspector H. Gun.
ningh0m will succeed the two Seat.
tie inspectors and Assistant Com.
missioner Dan g. Kuykendall. OF
San Diego. will replace Monroe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
CHILD UNITES
TWO MOTHERS

CHICAGO. April s7.-Tho hearts
Of mother and fostermother. both
fighting in court for custody OF
Beatrice NuitRll. Il. were linked by
the child today.
AZ Mrs. James Morris. tho real
parent, and Mrs, James Suttall. the
foster parent. rat on each side OF
her IN a court room drama that In
10 decide which shall retain the
name OF mother the girl drew
their hands together.
Tears came TO their eyes as they
embraced. but thr contest viii bs
continued ''in friendly way"
I'D give you anything In tho
world except Beatrice Mrs. Nut
tall. grRy,haircd and sobbing. told
Mrs. Morris. who lEstiga,od habeas
corpus proceedings for the child.
aru. Morris SEARCHED for 10 years
for Beatrice after the lRticr's illigit.
innate birth aud adoption into tho
Nuttail home,
Judge David. with Judge Claire
Edwards. sitting with him. contin.
ued tho hearing for a week. At
that ,iu- he viii decide between tho
rights OF mother who has foste red
the child for ~ years and thu
parent Of 1eah and blood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
San Pedro Shipping
Is Badly Crippled

San PEDRO, Cal. April 81
Shipping WAS stiil badly crippled to
DAY as a result OF the activities OF
the marine transport strikers.
Over l.5e0 men ia ghe harhor dis.
srtcf we're IDLE and a number OF YES.
sells were unable to load or unload
intcrcoastai steamers we're affect
ga most BY The waIkout. the load.
Ing and unloading OF coasiwise yes
sels being little delayed
FIVE hundred strikers and radical
oil workers marched into the heart
Of town yesterday and held mass
meeting. pledging themselves not TO
quit until the fight IL won.
About 50 yer eeat OF the seamen
IN this district are now out.
Orators az yesterdays m eetInE
said the men were striking for a
minimum wage OF 800 a month for
sailor. the release OF all political
prisoners. the repeal OF the califor.
mia syndicallsm law md the hiring
OF all men thru the Marine Trans
PORT Workers union.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DOPE CASE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

Of the local department. OF Justice
office. had told him thai dope was
being delivered thru his office, and
on the other fiat he had been ZAP
proached' by Frank Kelly. attorney
for Spcllman, and offered 800.
At the latter accusation. Kelly
arose Immediately and questioned
the witness.
u said" the attorney declared,
that 7 realized II would be mat.
ter OF Inconvenience for you. and
that you knew considerable that we
wished to know and that we would
be glad 10 pay you.'
Yes" retorted Locke, "and you
had two detectives waiting on the
outside TO sec IL took our check
II saw them"
But have ever anked or In.
timatcd that wanted you to testify
TO anything untrue7' Kelly pur.
sued
you intimatcd enough" was the
reply.
Az Locke lcf. the court room,
witnesses said. Darling ran up TO
him and called him liar.
a bailiff interviewed n. this point
and prevented further hofti'Iitics.
The contention made during tho
trial by Cohen and Spellman WAS
that they had had don In their
possessIon In an effort 10 help the
government in It's anti narcotic ef
forts.
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ROBBERS CARRY
OFF BIG SAFE
Contained Insurance Papers
and $681 .95 in Cash

In the heart u tbs downtewu aih
irlct, robhop broke into Peter Fer.
netts cigar store and lunch counter.
at 1910 Third ave, by smashing a
rear door. early Friday. and sue.
oeeded In escaping IN an auto with
IA io0pound safe containing 1881 90
In cash. some inaura nes papers aud
a bank book
The robbery was discovered al q
a m. by the police It was one Of
five In which cash. iowelry and cloth.
ms valued NJ betwetn $1,000 and
$500 was stolen. THE police were
holding three boys Frsiay for action
by the Juvenile authorities. and we're
soarching for five others. all OF
whom are between thn ages OF 10
and "a.
The lads were caught IN the act OF
breaking into the j g.. Fox bottllnR
works at Firth ave ~. and Republi.
can H. by Detectives b. 81. Blaine
and Martin Cleary. when brought
TO the station one Of TIE boys n al.
legged "a have given the police the
names Of his five oomIhnions. most
OF whom are students ~ tho cah.
cado and Warren Hradd schools
Burglars entered tho home OF u
L. Henderson. iTl5 ". John NJ. By
forcing rear window An amethyst
ring. a pearl ring and faysn other
icweled rings were stolen. together
with watch. three aulta. miHcel.
lancous jewolry and $40 cash.
G, y. showaiter. aiOs Lane IT.. 70
ported that thieves had cut the glass
from his rcar door and had entered
his home. stealing a valuable fur. n
strand % pearls and two rings
Thieves also robbed ArS, J. W.
Mullen. 1874 SEA ave. 8. taking a
quantity Of jewels. this amount OF
which II Etill undetermined.
r. Y. Clark. giio 1ist ave. e..
was robbed by hurFiAra early Fri.
day. The loo, consisted mostly Of
iewelry and has not been fully do
,ermiucd.
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Shadows of IU-Omened
Diamond Hang OUer TUO
Two Men Face Galows Because of Stone;
Jewel Was Once in Seattle

SAN FRANCISCO. April AZ
Whether the balc.ai g1eam OF tho
-Pernambuco peril famous H.
ornened yellow diamond Of the under
world. has cast It's bliKhting influ-
ence over two more victims viii 30
settled today when tho Jury gives It's
verdict on the trial Of Forest Cecil
Minglc and w. X Krise for the muir
der OF Nicholas Dabelieh. wealthy
Oakland cafe proprietor.
The prosecution alleged that the
two men slew the cafe owner TO gain
possession Of the 'Pcrambuco peril
which has already accounted for the
deaths of three men. two murders
and one suicide In its sinister history.
According TO the prosecution. on
the night OF October rs Krlse and
Mlngle iured Dabelish into nm auto
mobile, shot him In the back and
stuffed his body under culvert
Four days later, II Is alleged that
Minglc took the yellow gem. which
had been stolen from DabeIich and
tried TO pawn II in Oakland II was
instantly recognized by the pawn ].
broker as tho "Pernambuco peril" He
called the police and on hia descrip-
ton Mingie was arrested Krise was
taken later. but the diamond was not
found. II is still missing.
However. when II reappeared. as II
always does. II will be instantly rec
ognized by hundreds Of denizens Of
the underworld. who have known II
and feared IL According TO them
whoever owns the diamond meets
with an untimely end.
II was brought TO San Francisco
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FIVE KILLED
AT LONGVIEW

RELso. April 2Ts-Ffvc workmen
employed on the Hotel Monticello. at
Longview. near here. were killed
yesterday. when tcaffoiding on
which they were completing the
fifth story Of the structure. col.
lapsed. hurting them 10 the ground.
J. ID. Sampson. brickiayer. chung
TO timber and saved himself. The
dead are:
C. G.. HolSt, IS. brickiayer. OF
Joseph. Ore: married.
Frnnk Wochlnck, 2s. bricklaycr.
OF Portland. Ore. single.
George willspaush. So. bricklaycr.
Of s32s seth at, Portland: married.
Harvey Petrum. IS. bricklayor,
Of Spokane: single.
Fred Patrick, II, laborer. OF KEEL.
30. single
Tho hotel ls being erected by the
Westlako Construction Co. The
scaffoldIng was inspected yesterday
morning and pronounced safe. Cor.
oner w. ID. Van Note In investIgat.
ing the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
TROTSKY FOR
AIR CONQUEST

MOSCOW. April 27.--The Isolated
countries IN the world arc the United
States OF America and the United
States OF the Soviet. Leon Tronky.
Russian minister OF war. said In
speech.
Tro,sky spoke a, IN. meeting OF
the Voluntary Air Fleet society. urg.
ing expansion OF the government air
forco.
There II difference between our
positions in isolation he puid. 1.-THE
isolation Of the United States II vol.
untary'. but we are isolated because
tho eapitallstio countries hate us.
but with all this hatred sur.
rounding our nation our soviet win
no, be broken down.
We will build up n strong air
force and conquer the air as we have
conquered tho ground we are stand.
ing on
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originally by yea captain from Per.
nambuco. Brazil. He often told Of
how he had bought II for 1900 IN a
Brazilian curio shop. and Of how the
shops proprietor. descendant Of the
fncas. had told him that tho posseAsor
OF tho stone must got rid Of II before
It's sickly yellow color dimmed.
The sea captain oiassed the curio
mans warning that the diamonds
strange difnming color was n dsath
warning as bunk Nevertheless. ne
died n suicide and the stone was sold
10 pay his funeral expenses
Then II entered the underworld.
Police have records Of one appear.
nnce OF the fatal stone In Seattle.
when n saloon highwayman was ahot
and Il was found on his dead finger.
The case II In the hands OF the
jury. The state demanded the death
penalty,
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Strike on Eastern
] Coast Ineffective

NEW YORK. April 2Ty--A strike OF
marine transportation workers called
hy the l. w. w. at Atlantic ports
has been Intellectual. according to re.
ports from shippers today.
At New York and Norfolk small
number OF men quit work but ship
ping was little affected. two vessels
being delayed slightly here Thurs
day AZ Boston, union official
estimated i.4oo men we're out.
Shipping at sopthwester gulf ports
seemed undistuFbed ~ the waikout.
Ship operators at Galveston. where
$50 dock workers are on strike. re-
ported their saiiings were normal.
About 30 men walked out at New or.
leans.
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COLONY HEAD
is ACCUSED

ST JOSEPH, Mich. April IT..
The House Of David was a house OF
bondage. witnesses today told inves-
tieators into the religious cult.
Stories Of harem life in the sup.
posed virgin house OF Shiloh. home
Of King" Benjamin PurnelI, ruler
OF the colony, was revealed.
The chain Of celibacy and virgin.
~ made for followers OF King Ben.
jamin was regarded az joke within
the colony, a former pillar de.
clared.
Benjamin Hin, chief witness to
testify in the probe so far. who
was caught while fleeing with Lii.
Ian Hanneford, revealed new and
startling details cs the midnight re-
'ligious rites Of the colony.
HILL once numbered among the
"seven pillars" of the colony--the
highest executive officer next 10 the
king-declared the revelations OF i'm.
morality had dlsillusioned many mem.
bers Of the cult. He said more than
a score were waiting an opportunity
70 flee at the time he left with Mrs.
Hanneford. his lifetime sweetheart,
whom he could not marry because of
orders from King Purnell
Hill said the first word of condi.
tons really existing in the colony was
gwen him by s6.year.oid girl ne had
married against his will.
She told me Of the immortality
among heads OF the colony" Hill said.
y had faith In the teachings, how.
ever. and doubted her word
'Tfhe group weddings were what
finally convinced me that the whole
thing was q hoax.
Girls were tricked into marrying
men they did not love.
Lillian and / finally decided even
the chiefs OF the colony looked upon
the claims Of vrginlty and celibacy
az Joke, and decided 10 flee.
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l Dead; 8 Hurt in
Glass War; Wreck

CHICAGO. April 27.-One North.
western university freshman was
killed and six other persons Injured.
one seriously. In an utomo b le
wreck which was blamed on var.
sity class war today.
Louis Aubrc. Chicago. was killed
Another freshman. Ralph Williams.
Harlan, KY, is unconscious In Evan.
ston hospital with fractured skull
and possible Internal injuries.
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Seattle Fishermen
Are Under Arrest

VANCOUVER. -. C.. April FL
The captain and crew OF the
schooner Sloan. which was fired
on by the fisheries patrol steamer
halasplna Tuesday. were captured
and are now at Kyuuuot Harbor.
according to reports received hero
yesterday. c. NJ. Yorke, member
OF the crow OF the siloarn. was shot
and killed when the Malaspina sur
prised them while poaching near
Vancouver island.
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Ford Dealers Will
See Baseball Game

Ford dealers In Seattle declared
n half holiday for Fridny afternoon
and were to 80 In n body to the
ball park TO sec tho Seattle Indians
and the San Fruncisco Seals tanglc.
Tire dealers were to gather Mt tho
Ford plant NJ 1870 and drive thru
town md out TO the park. a special
program feature was arranged for
tho afternoon which was TO include
tho presentation Of n bunch OF flow.
crs 10 tho Seattle club ind a new
Ford rondstcr TO spectator at the
game
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KILLED Mr.. DOOLEY;
WILL BE SENTENCED

GAN FRANCISCO. April ~
~ John Raymond. OF San Fran.
cisco, tomorrow will face sentence
on n charge Of grand larceny ms a
result OF having killed Mr. Dooley.
MIR. DooIey was n swan---pct
known TO hundreds OF San Fran.
ciscans--in Golden Gate park.
a Jury convicted Raymond Of
having shot Mr.. Doolcy and one
mallard duck to death on tho nif.hi
OF January 20. The corpus dellcti
was proved by the introduction as
an exhibit OF Doolcy's dead body,
preserved on cake OF Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
First Forest Fires
of Season Reported

OLYMPIA. Aprii 81. - The first
forcs, fires OF the season originating
In widely scattered sections OF the
state. were reported here yesterday
The carisburg Mn q Timber Co.. OF
Port Angeles. reported fire In their
timber holdings on the Olympic
peninsula. but stated that II was not
assuming menacing proportions A
small fire was also reported on the
Tacoma & Eastern railroad near Clay
f.itv
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Baden-Powell Will
Arrive Here Today

Sir Robert Badon.Powell and Lady
BadenPowell are expected to arrive
in Seattle from Victoria. b. c., Fri.
day night, en- route 10 California.
They expect to remain In tho city
one day Sir Robert was the or.
iginator OF the Boy Scout move.
ment In England.
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Believe Blower of
Olympia Safe Held

BELLIEGHAM. April 27.---Albert
Hollywood. arrested with three 9th.
er men last week az they entered
from Canada, Is a member OF the
gang OF yeggmen who blew the
postoffice safe at Olympia, Is tho
opinion OF postal inspectors and the
sheriff's office here. w. Williams,
aiiae s. scanlon, another suspect, liz
held at San Francisco by the postal
authorities.
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BERLIN. April 27.--The Russian
government is about to place on trial
13 Catholic nuns charged with con-
splracy, according to an unconfIrmed
dispatch from Warsaw today.
The reports say the nuns are ao-
cused Of organizing counter revolu-
tionary activity within their nunnery
ghrdlu shrd shrd
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Russia Sure Has
an Awful Thirst

MOSCOW. April 27.--Over 10000
gallons OF Observation-Disclosures
homc.stlled alcohol--are being
manufactured monthly by tho Usher
nigovsky government In the Ukraine,
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MADISON, Wis. April a7--Thc
senate Of the Wisconsin legislature
today voted, is 10 10, 10 AK congress
70 amend the yolstead law to allow
manufacture and consumption OF
liauor in their homes
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Mrs. Bertha IsaacsoH and her trims Daniel (efD ohO
tcas restored TO hfe, and his sister Dorothy.

BROOKLYN. April 81 Science
has AZ last succeeded In bringing the
dead hack 10 life.
More than two months ago a baby
boy. one OF twins, was born dead
Today he - no much alive as his 1T
lie twin sister.
In Spring Lake. n. J.. another
youngster was born without any
signs Of life. Three times was u
resuacitated and three times Il again
died. before science succeeded Ia re-
storing n 10 life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27
ADRENALIN FOUND
IN SLEEPS GLAND

The secret OF this new nfe was
found in the gland of a sheep. And
the application Of this fluid. called
''adrenaiin." was FIRST made on tables
by Or Philip MininbcrE az hospital
IN Brooklyn. He Is now being her
aided as saviour o. mankind.
A serious student. Or MiniSberE
had long experimental with this
fluid He knew that II had been used
20 restore life temporarily 10 adults
apparently dead Why shouldn't Il
be useful In case Of an infantt
Last February Mrs Bertha lsaac-
son gave birth to twins Tha Eirl
was normal but the boys heart and
lungs refused 20 function. Hs vas
20 all lntents and purposes. just an
other OF those pathetic little mites de-
MED the chance 10 live.
!, was Dr. MininherE's opportunity
20 try his experiment ScizlaR hypo-
dermic needle. he pierced the chest
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/ w M cTpIVE
IL YI wa OInlNL
SPREADS FAST
Hits Lumber Industry and
Construction Work

Thst the strike Of an J. w W.
n Washington which was c1iled
Apnl IS, following receipt hers Of
cuiers trom gCneral headquarters
IN Chicago. threatens 90 include tho
entire Pacific coast. was intimated
IN Word received herr Friday, The
strike l. called 10 secure release OF
war prisoners
The power plants and construc.
ton projects OF California win be
crippled by May I. Il was announced
IN kilograms received AZ local 1.
W. W, headquarters Friday. The
strike ls spreading 10 the OIL fields
a. bakersfield and All oil workers
viii b. Idle within short time. &C.
ceniing 10 the secretary Of the So
attic local Of the l. W W The
number OF men engaged In construe.
ton work alone In California Is esti.
mated az $4,000
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wall. Injected a solution 81 Rdrenaiin
directly into tho heart. and waited
The heart began 20 beat and life
came hack. Aud II lasted
Daniel In a. healthy now ~ any
baby OF his aEo.- says His mother
proudly. Hes AZ husky as his sis-
ter. and weighs half a pound more
II never expected the boy 10 live.
They didn't tell me AZ first that he
had been born dead Hut a mothers
heart somehow just senses such
things
when told about tho heroic meas
ures THAI were bcins applied. ! lis
tened lstlsssly, but dldnt put much
stock In u. But now with the boy
really alive. want 10 broadcas, 10
all mothers this meanaeci
Never give up hope Pu, your
faith In prayer and science. and u
will all come out all right"
DR., MininherE explained for y. r
A. service the uss OF this new drug.
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MEN ARE WALKING
OFT IN SAN PEDRO

As Tar south As san Pedro. the
men are reported walking out In
Crays Harbor, Abe deem and Port.
land the men are reported as loay.
iys the losging camps and docks
~ Increasing numbers, IL Is esti,
mated that at least onethird OF
The $4,000 lumber and logging work.
eus in Western Washington arr
now idle
The strike has had 40 effect on
Seattle shipping. Il was reported
from the waterfront. The local
w. ". han Is swarmlng with
men and hundreds are flockng
60 the city. IL was learned at 20.
i'ce headquarters. No trouble with
any o. the strikers II expected
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Guard wHARyES AND
VESSELS IN PORTLAND

~ Portland guards were stationed
on the vessels and wharves, where
!. W. W. were piekctng.
The strike Is scheduled TO end
May 10. when IL Is believed by the
w. w. that the political pris
oners Will be released. In case they
are still held the strike win be re-
suned according 20 the secretary
Of tho local l. W. w. branch. No
wage increases are asked by Sc.
Rttle |. w. w or BY men working
in tho lumber and logging indus.
tries. oitho Increases are demanded
a. Everett by marine workers.
Logging camps IN Eastern Wash.
ing;on. especially Cheian county.
where 30 per cent OF the workers
are said to be l. W. w. have been
bit by the strike.
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WOULD SAVE
MANY BABIES

'~rhc u.s. Of adrsnalin IN The case o.
infants should mean that great
number Of the babies who come into
the world ssilIborn VIII b. restored TO
tie" he said.
From 10 20 rs per cent Of the
babies arc asphyxiatod nj birth. but
this IL easily overcome by siapplnE
them or by sudden application Of
cold water Some physicians even
dangic them for a moment b. The
farf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-27

Good quality serge
and Tweed fashion
these Topcoats for boys
Double breasted styles
some with ali-around
belt and flap pocketst
some with guiar
sleeves and patch pock-
cts. Sizes 3 TO 8 years.
Good values To $685. and
S7.4s.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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Boys Cotton
Jerseys, 75c

Mothers of boys are
quick 10 appreciate the
value of these cotton
jerscys--they may be
worn In place of n blouse
for school or play. With
convertible collar. Sizes
"a to GLOW priced mt
75c.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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75 Luncheon
Sets, scarfs Buffet Sets Center Pieces. Pillows.
reduced prices for clearance DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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Boys Caps
85c to $1.5O

One and eight-piece
styles In Boys Caps.
w h non-breaknblc
visor. In wide assort-
ment of fabrics and pat
terms. Sizes as to 75S.
Low priced mt SSc Ia Si.s0.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1923-09-04
ToDAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

PREsIDENT-''Nice People" come
dy. $50 pm.
KEITH'S-Donald Brian, vaude-
VILE, at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
COsMOs-"The Comebacks," vaude.
Vile, continuous show, 1:15 to ii
pm.
sTRAND-"Dance Carnival" vau-
deville, at 2:45. $3.50 and $40 pm.
GAYETY-"Record Breakers" bur-
lesque. at 2:15 and 8:15 pm.
METROPOLITAN Coogan
in Circus Days" photoplay, at ii
am. 3, s, Z, and pm.
PALACE-"The Silent Partner.
with Leatrice Joy. at 10:40 am, 1880
2.15, AIS. 8. 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
RIALTO-"Red Lights" at 1880
am. 80, $3.50, $3.50. 1880 and $3.50
pm.
COLUMBIA-"Hollyw (second
week.. at IL am, 1855. 3:05, 5:05,
1:10 and 500 pm.
CENTRAL - Shadows of the
North" at 1880 am. 1:10, 3, 4:45.
6:25. Sis and 10 pm.
CRANDALL's-'The Miracle Baby
at 12:40. 2, 500. 4:4o, 6, 1920, $40
and 10 pm.
LEADER-"The Birth of a Nation
at 12 m. continuously, the last show
starting at pm.