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The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18
Scots Made Pistols.

Before the advent of, the American
revolver. the Scottish cities Of Perth,
Stirling and Dundee were great zen
.ters Of the pistol-makiDg industry.
Scottish pistols were famous as far
back as 1915. and were exported to
many countries. There were at one
time nearly 100 concerns in Scotland
engaged in the industry. y'n
The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18
WOMEN! DYE FADED
THINGS NEW AGAIN

Dye Or Tint Any Worn, Shabby Gar
ment or Drapery.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18

cutieura soothes itching Scalp.
On retiring gently rub spots Of dan
drufr and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
them your everyday toilet preparations
and have a clear skin and soft, white
hands.-Advertiseme
The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18

IENRY FORD says Ills offer for the
- purchase of Muscle Shoals is still
before congress and will not be with.
drawn. He blames Secretary OF war
Weeks and political influences for the
fact that his bid was not accepted and
for the sale Of the part of the plant
known as the Gorgas steam plant.
which was included in Mr.. Ford's offer.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18

Each 15-cent package Of "Diamond
Dyes" contains directions so simple
that any woman cah dye or tint any
old, worn. faded thing new, even If
shc has never dyed before. Choose
any color at drug store.-Advertise-
uent.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18
Good Reason for II.

Miss johnson = Melindy jackson
says she has blue blood IN her VEINS y
Miss Tomson-Well, she Orter hab.
De female side OBJ her house has been
handin' washin'-bluin' for ten gen'ra-
tions!
The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18
Rare Nerve.

A1istress-I worry SO over YOUR mis-
takes and shortcomings that my
dresses no longer fit me.
Bridget-Then perhaps yen let me
have wan or two, mum.-Boston Tran
script.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18
Repeaterr,s.

He with great dignlty)-Then this
is absolutely final?
She-Absoluteiy. Shall return
your letters? G
He-Yes, please. think they're
good enough to use again.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18

Entertained Them Royalty.
did you have good time at your
summer cottage this seasOn?"
"No but dozens of our friends did"
The Holly chieftain., 1923-10-18

People who find fault get the least
for their trouble.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
MARCAs DE rABRrcAs

Han sido presentaGas en la oiicina
del Secretario Eecutivo, para su archi-
vO registro dos Earcas de fabrica de
la corporation del Estado le New Jer-
sey denominada "Royal lal,;h= Pow
der Company, las que consisten en- Ia
palabra Royal y Ell dise1o en- Il
cual aparece una lata &c Baking Pow
der dentro de un cfrculo en- combina-
ci6n con la palabra "Royal" Sc .apli-
can la venta de polvos, para cocinar
Baking Powder,)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
INTERMEDIATES TRAS-
MISIBLES

Relaci0n de los casos de enferme-
dades trasmisibles reportados csta
ofcina durante la semana que termi-
nc el % de septiembre de 19....
TUBERCULOSIS Aguadilla, O;
Cayey, 3; Catano, 1 Can6vanas, 1 I;
Comerfo, 3; Caguas, /; CorozaE, /;
Bayam6n, 2; Humacao, 8; Las Pie
dras, L; Lola, L; Maricao, 1 !; Maya
giiez, /; Rio Piedras, l.; San Juan,
81; Vega Alta, l. Total, %.
DIFTERIA.-Co Comerfo, L; Cayey,
L; San Lorenzo, i; San Juan, 6: Toa
Baja, l; y Yabucoa, .. Total, u.
UNCINARIAsIS.- -Cayey, / ; Lares,
36; San Juan 1. Total 3S.
TETANo INFANTIL-Ya Yabucoaa. 8.
Total, 3.
SIFILIS.-Aguadilla, 2; Can6vanas,
! Caguas, /; Bayam6n, /; Fajardo,
81; Manatf, 9; Rio Grande, 2; San
Juan, 81; y Toa Baja, l. Total, so.
OlDEA.-Aguadllla, L; Arecibo,
2; Ciales, 3; Caguas, 2; Hatillo, /;
Jayuya, 2; San Sebastian, L; San
Juan, 2; y Utuado, /. Total, 15.
OSFERINA.-Aguadilla, 1; Cia-
les, o; y Lares 1. Total, II.
PALUDIsMO.-Coamo, Il; Barceiot
meta, a; Lares, ]; ; San Juan, 4. To
tai, 10.
Total de casos reportados Ell Ia Sc.
mana, 166.
DR.. Martin o. dc la Rosd.i' {.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
CREDO DE Los
KU-KLUX- KHAN

Ell Credo de los Klan cue aparece
publfcado en- cadh cdicion de The Fie-
ry Cross, Tia Cruz Terliblel es como
sigue:
"Creo en- Dios Y en- los dogmas de
la religion cristiana v que una naci0n
sin Dios no puede por mucho item
po prosperar. :
'Creo que la iglesia que no tiene
por cimiento los principles de morali-
dad Dios Y los hombres.
"Creo que la iglesia que no sc ocupa
sobre tedas las cosas del bienestar de
sus semejaiites no merece existir.
"Creo en- la eterna separation de
la islesia Y del cstado.
"Prometo no deber fidelidad min
gun gobierno extranjcro, Emperador,
Rey, Papa ctialquier otro extranJero
poder polftico o religioso.
"Prometo 4ni fideliGad a la bande-
IA americana despu6s lie mi f,delidad
a Dios nnicameEte.
"Creo en- justas leyes y en- la l;ber-
tad.
tCreo en- el mantenimicnto de Ia
Constitution dc los EFF. III.
"Creo que nuestra libre escuela pd-
blica es la piedra angular del buen
gObierno. y q. los q. tratau de destruir
Ia SON enemigos lie nucstra repdblica
V no merecen su ciudadania.
"Creo Ell. la lbertad de palabra
hablada.
"Creo en- una Prensa iibre que no
este eontrolada por los paftidos po-
lfticos las sectas religiosas.
"Creo en- la ley v el oiden.
"Creo en- Ia protection del puro sexo
fenlenino.
,.gHNo creo EN- las violencias, de la null
titud; pero creo que deben aprobarse
leFes Que preyengan las catlsas de ta-
les Yiolelleias.
"Creo en- una lelacion mas fntima
entire q capital VI ,el Strabajo
4 .'e'reo en-, ID prevention de has huel7
gas irrazonables prolnoviIas .por los
agitadores extfanjeros
"Creo EN- la linitaci6n de la inmi-
graci6n extranjera.
"Yo soy un ciudadano americana
native Y creo que mis- derechos Ell es-
te pals son superiores los derechos
de los eXtranjeros".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
La Cruz ROja en- TOa Alta

Ell Sr. Manuel Perez Jr. de Toa Al
ia, nos escrihe pa'a manifestarnos que
el dfa u del corr ente Sc llev0 u efee-
to en- I'll referi(No pueblo una parada
bajo los auspicios de la Cruz ROja
Americana en- pro de las vfctimas del
,Iap6n. contrihuycrdo para mayor real
ce de la misma los profeso.e Y niiios
de las cScllclas pGbIicas.
lnauguro aQuel acto el inteli2ente
aeogado Y cl,ruentc orador ST.. Ortiz
Fatheco disef'aitIo sobrn I'll tema ''El
pesastre.d@i. }ar6n Z II cruz Rojh
Ar' L'"atn.
El programa eliviado por In Radio
Corporation, fuG llevado cabo con
gran entusiaSmo.
por la noche Sc llev0 Il efecto un
concierto por radio Il beneficio de las
victilnas en- ei cine Brugueras cedido
graciosamente por este altruista en-
prcsario.-
Ayudaron para mayor lucide2 del
acto. el Alcalde ST.. Nirgilio Morales
Cabrera Y el Rev. =. Mangual, = una
profcsora norteamericana cuyo nom-
brp no nos ha sido enviadO.
La labor rcaliZada por los vecin0S
lie TOa Alta. debe servir de estfmtlo
a los demds pueblOs de la isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
Una stiBAsTA

En- la tarisc de hoy Sc Ilev0 a efecto
en- la Ofcina del Comisionado del In
terror, Ia subasta para In construction
de cuatro asatas de Camineros Ell la
Carretera dc Yauco a Larcs, c,iyo pre-
snpuesto de cficina asciende Il Iii can
tidadN de $6fio. habiendo cohetrl-ido
los sisuientes postores! ffi '*s
Juan Masini, Yauco, !. !: .$632o60
Enlrri'qqgee 5llr'ge M'n1siynac. Rio PieedFrpas iteedtFrpas
S631o sc. Is
LA Junta de Subasta hard en- breve
II Recommendation lie aestse siubasta ao-al
ComisiMiaflo del Interior. megnsq 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
Mr.. GAY ES AHORA
COMANDANTE


Nuestro amigo el Lcdo. John l..
Gay, fiscal auxiliar de la Corte Fede-
raj, quien gano sus galones de capt
tan, en- ell primer campamento de en-
trenamiento de oficiales en- ell afo
1917 en- Cayey, desde el dia F13edel
corriente ha sido nombrado por Ell De-
partamento de la Guerra, Comandan-
te del cuerpo de la reserva de oficiales
. del ejercito regular.
Ell Coronel Gay, como generalmente
lie llaman sus intimos, ha ganado SUI
ascenso, por medic de una labor ruda
Y continuada.
Felicitamos al senior Comandante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
EN- LOS BANos DE COAAIO HA,
IIABIDO UNA INUNDACION

Personas que han llegado aver es-
ia ciudaA procpdente dc los RaIos dc
lCoamo nos iiiforman que debido a
La enorme creciente del rio, toda la
parte de la seceion de los banos que
10 inundada, al igtial que algunos 81
tios del edificio.
La Sra. del Gobernador que Sc en-
contraba baiiandose cuando singi0 la
crecientc, nos diccn que tuvo que ser
sacada de dentro. del tango inmcdia-
tamente.
Desgarcias pefsonales no han ocu4
rrido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
A Los QUE vIAJAN CON
DESTINO AL NORTE q

6 lDesea I'd. un bucn hospedaje en-
New York? Dirijase al 139 w. 112
St, donde una familia portorriqueha,
que puede darle las referencias que
I'd. solicite, por una modesto suma
mensuaI, lie proporcionara 'habitaci6n
comoda y comidas del pals "a la crio-
lla) y todas las atenciones que I'd.
requiera. Anote en- su Garnet de via
je: Esposos Quinones. 139 w. 112 St.,
New York. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
Al BAJAR DE UNA GI1.tcUA

Aver, las 9:25 a. m, en al Plaza
de Colon, el individuo A. Asmth, mari
no del vapor F.ANCEMENT anclado
en- Il bahia, al bajar de Ia guagua
America. No. N-36, q. guiaba el chauf-
feur Angel Vargas, 1888, accidental
mehte sufri6 una cafda recibicndo una
confusion grave en- la mano derecha
y asistido en- la sala de socorro ingre-
SO en- el Hospital Municipal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
UNo QUE R6BA sII.LoNEs DE Los
BALCONIES

La detective del puesto de Santurce
arrest6 al suieto Alfredo Asencio dc
IL alos de cdad, blanco, natural de
Caycy, Y vecino die Santurce, autor
de unos veinte casos de hurto de 81
Homes Y sillas de los balconies de las
residencias de Miramar, condado y
ctros sitios.
Tn detective la recuperado hasta la
fecha unos 80 sillones ocho sillas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
AGGRESSION CON IFN PUNAL

Dieen de San Lorenzo, que el dfa is
del mes en- curse ell indiyiduo Lazaro
Carrasquillo. de 10 amos de edad, agre-
die, en- el bario Florida, Modesto
Flores, de II amos, produciendole dos
heridas graves Ell la espalda con TN
puial. E1 agresor fue arrestado ell
.Juez Municipal lie sefal6 quinicntos pc.
SOS de fianza para su libertad provi-
sional, acusdndolo de acometimiento Y
aggression con agravantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
Sc oAYo AL BAJAR DE IN, qua.
qua

Elsdia 81, las IL 80 a. M, en- la
Ayenida Juan Ponce de Leon, parada
IS, al bajar de la guagua Fpancia, No
P-S79,> propiedad de J. NJ. Houlon, de
San juan, que guiaba cl chauffuer
Eduardo Solcr. No. 10907, el individuo
Celestino Marrero, accidentalmente SUI
fri6 una cafda recibiendo contusiones
de las cuales fua asistido en- la Sala
de Socorros, pas6 su residencia en- la
calle Lola, paradh A. Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
ArcnESTE En- HoRMIGUERos

Informan de HoImigueros, que en-
la tarGe del 20 del actual, en- el barrio
Jaguitas, cl individuo Juan Rosa, de
"A amos de edad, Sc produio una heri-
da en- la clavfcula izquierda con una
bala de pistola que hizo eXplotar con
In 1unta de una aldaba. La policfa
practice una investigation del caso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
MURIo EN- UN MATADERo

Reficren de Fajardo. qne el dfa %
de los corrientes en- el matadcro pd,
blico, inurio repentinamante a conse-
cuencia de dilataci6n aguda del cora
zon, el indiyiduo Emeterio Tufiio, de
80 amos de edad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
Concerto pOT Radio
, PROGRAMA


QUE SERA TRANSMITIDO POR LA
+ ESTACION DE la RADIO COR
8 PORATION DE PUERTO RICO,
Ell vIERNES 2S DE SEPTlEM-
BRE DE 8 A 10 80 EN- SAN JUAN,
/. PUERTO RICO.
1.-Informe del estadO del tempo.
2-"Pique Dame" Overture. .Suppi
Orquesta WkAQ
3.--Sclecci6n de la Opera Mig
nom IA. Thomas
Orquesta WKAQ
fla t;recia" Conferencia en- cas-
telIano por el Sr. Julian W. Elanco del
Rotary Club de San Juan.
5.-Ressignolet 'The Nightingale
......... Donjon.
Solo dc flauta por Mr.. Echevarrfa
Lazala
Piano por n. Figucroa.
Cites Jolis Yeux' Mazurka 49,.
Hautchart ct Daulnay
Nrquesta WkAQ
. 7.-"volverine Blues" Fox-Trot. -.
John Spikes
Or1uesta.
S.-Noticias cablegrdficas e informa.
ci0n gneral.
9.-"Gloria" Danza Puertorriqueiia
Observation-Disclosures. NJ. Campos.
Orqucsta WKAQ
10.-Nati la Barbiana Marcia Cou-
plet. et.............
Orquesta WKAQ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
PRoYEcTo DE LEY

Ell Gobernador ha iirmado el proycc
70 del Senado Nc. 6, titulado:
LEY para estahlecer el retro dc los
,fluIcionarios empleados permanentcs
de El Pueblo de Puerto Rico, para
conceder los empleados acogidos a
ley 80 de 1921 el derecho dc renunciar
sus beneficios.''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
sENORA AHOGADA

Dicen de Adiuntas, Que eli dfa 19 del
E;ctual, perecio ahogada la sehora ...a.
auela Cruz, de 40 amos de edad, al ile
stentar cruzar el rio vacas, de aqnella
juridicci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
LA COMISION DE FESTEJOS DEL
CASINO EsPANoL

Nuestro ! estimado amigo ell senior
Nicolas Yeiga, Secetario de la Conf
sion de festejos del Casino Espaflol
de San Juan, nos informa que la pre-
citada Conisi6n cclebr0 session en- Ia
noche de aver con el proposito lie or
ganizar de una manera mas brillante
el gran bale Gle sociedad que el aris-
tocratico centro social ha de celebrar
el dfa y de octubre con motive de la
fiesta de la raza.
Sabclnos que la Comisi6n de feste-
jos trabaja muy actiyamentey para que
este bale culmine en- I'm rerdadero
acontetlmiento social.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
ARRoLLADo PoR t.NA GE.AGUA

Flsflfa 24 a las Z a, M, en- la Ave-
niilf yAan Police de Leon, parada -;
La gaisgia F'agnrita, No, P7a92 pro.
pis'faa le uafSedes I'oiaies 1de Tucrta
Yiefga vogue guiaba el chauffeur
Otilio Ydzquez, 10054, arrcll6 il Fell
pc Maldonado, ocasiondndole contu-
stones dc caracter leye &c las cuales
aaistido en- la sala de socorros, pas6
"a So Residential en- el l;at1o Amclio
en- Pueblo yiejo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26

IMPoRTANTE. -Carpintero garantiza
trabajo de s1.0O a 100000. Especial
dad en- concrete. Administra casas
las compone sin recargo alguno. Lame
al Tel. No. 1927 rojo, Santurce. P. R.
o escriba Saturnino Silva, Stop %.
25-9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-26
.ESP[CTACUL.Os

Teatro Rialto.
Estreno en- Puerto Rico, de la mag
mica cinta "Los Dos Amores".
Cine Popular.
Hoy microbes 26. Gel Peligro ocul-
to-, por Metralla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
THIS WEEKS 
AT THE THEATERs
Gz1ezzszsxzx2zzuzzcEzzO

THEATERS
 JEFFERSON-"Cuddle Friday LYRIC-Keith vaudeville, Fox comedies news; change
 LOEW'S BIJOU-Loews vaudeville and film; ri n
 MOVIES
 CAPITOIs-Monday Tuesday, Rudolph n Sheik" Thursday, Murray n Alley" Friday and Norma Tamadge in peramental Wife"
 GALAx-Frst half, Madge Belamy Hughes Are YoL Faure?" half, Charles oDEoN-Monday Tuesday, "Fghting Blood;' wednes- day and Thursday he sante Fe Trail Friday "In the of Daniel Boone
 PRINCESS-Monday Tuesday, "The and Chester Conkln The Landord" Wednesday William Duncan "The Steel Trail" "The old scrambIed;" Friday Saturday Jack Hoxie in The Sheriff of Hope Eternal"
 RIALTo-Frst half Ruth Roland in Ruth Range" serial Her Dangerous Path" Harold Lloyd Mouth' half drama Ladder Jinx Charlie Chaplin The Idle 
 ROYAI--Frst half. Helene Chadwick nd Richard Dix in "Qucksand half William \ STRAND-Thomas Meighan in "Woman TRIAN0N-Norma Talmadge in Ashes |,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
Norma Talmadge Super Picture
 At Trianon For Another Week

ence to the narrative and to histori- cal accuracy.
 Thus 1t is that "Ashes of Ven geance" is an entrancing romance with rich historical background, dealing with a dramatic period in the annals of France which offers richer opportunities for gorgeousness of costume and setting, and for stirring deeds of valor, perhaps than any period in any other country's history
 To insure accuracy in production, Mir. Schenck delegated the writing of the continuity to Frank Lloyd, who had been selected as director, and the art direction to Stephen Gosson, of PEeole des BeauX Arts of Paris. An immense amount of re- search was undertaken by these, di- rectors.
 The ranks of motion picture tall ent were combed for types as true as possible to the historic personages who move across the screen in the majestic sequences of this stirring picture. among them Catherine de Medici, Charles TX, and three of the Guises. Among the distinguished artists selected besides Norma Tal- madge are: Conway Tearle, Wallace Beery Courtneay Foote, Josephine Crowell, Betty Francisco, Claire Me Dowell, Andre de Beranger, Murdock MacQuarrie. Boyd Irwin, Carmen Phillips, Winter Hall, William Cliff ford, Hector " Sarno, Earl Schenck Jimmie Cooley, Lucy Beaumont, For rest Robinson, Mary McAllister, Ken meth Gibson, Howard Truesdell, Frank Leigh and little Jeanne Car
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
GEORGE ADE STORY
 ME EIGHAN's LATEST
Popular Star Comes To Strand This Week in Humor
 Play, "Woman Proof"

The reactions of the average [ American family under most unusual circumstances possible in modern life, are portrayed in Thomas Neigh ans new Paramount star picture, -"Womarl- Proof" which will be on view at the Strand all this week. The story is by George Ade, noted humor- list. It is the Paramount picture under the new policy of bigger and better" productions. It was directed by Alfred F. Green.
 The story concenrs the will of father who stipulated in his will that all his sons and daughters must marry before they shall inherit his estate valued at several million dol : lars. One brother and the two sis , ters have no difficulty in finding g mates under these circumstances, but one member of the family alone is unnterested in matrimony. This is Tom Rockwood, played by Thomas Meighan, civil engineer who is working on a big electrical project. All the efforts of his brother and sisters and their prospective mates to bring Tom into the nuptial fold only make matters worse, and when
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
MUSIC STUDY CLUB. PRESENT DANGERS.
Feature AII-Star Program Announced For
 November '

2 Hailed by the PaNsian press as 'the eternal three graces, the high z priestesses of beauty" Anna, Lisa and 2 Margo, the Duncan dancers, have just returned to America after three years of triumphant suec esess in Europe. TheIr first concert will be at Carnegie Hall, New York. No- will present them in a recital with Salvi, harpist, and Rabenowitsch, pianist, at the Phillips High school auditorium November z.
 These three young women are recognized as among the firemost living opponents of the beautiful school of natural dancing. To wit mess their exquisite Interpretations of the sublime melodies of Debussy Brahms, Chopin, Gluck and such composers, is to be carried in mind to the hidden depth of some forest, where wood nymphs frolic to the music of Pan and his pipes.
 The association of Max Rabin- Dancers. is a fortunate one for he is a sheer wizard in\the skill with : which ne matches the great com poser's words"
 Salvi's phenomenal harp playing . has been the sensation of two contin- ents. He has revolutionized harp playing and produces effects and &C., complIshes d power and bri,liancy , hitherto considered absolutely impos- siblc. Truly never was the harp perhaps the most loved of all in- struments-heard as it really could be until Salvi came. Those who have heard him agree with the critics that there is "only on Salvi.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
1.-THE SEEK" AGAIN
 CAPITOL OFFERING.
Many Requests Result In Re- turn Of Famed Picture
 Starring Valentino

One of the most impressive features of '"The Sheik," George Melford' sspro- duction for Paramount, which comes to the Capitol theater Monday and Tuesday, are the many magnificent and spectacular settings in which the various scenes are enacted. These include:
 A remarkable conception of a pub lie section of the ancient City of Carthage under Roman rule; a birds eye shot of the City of Biskra, the Monte Carlo of the Algerian Sahara. taken from a minaret with an Arab praying in the foreground; 5 actual shots about the City of Biskra, espe- cially made for the picture by a rep resentative from Paramount's Lon don studio; picturesque African oasis, especially constructed on plete Arabian village-the strong hold of the bandit chieftain, Omair; and beautiful, exotic interiors, such as the interior of the Sheik's tent, and the desert palace of Omair.
 In the Carthage episode, which is vision in the picture, a very un- usual effect is presented Agnes Ayres, playing the principal feminine role, is shown as the naughty queen who rules the city under Roman domination. When the scene first opens, it shows the proud English girl, later to be captured by the Sheik, encamped at night among the ruins of Roman splendor in the an- cient city There are broken pillars and crumbling ruins.
 Then the girl becomes Carthagin- ian queen, the architecture is re- stored and scenes of splendor, peo- pied with the royal court. flower girls, harp girls, slaves, centurions and Roman soldiers follow. This vision establishes the naughty domi- nant character of the girl, who in- sists upon taking a journey into the desert, despite her brothers objec- tions.
 The role of the sheik is played by Rudolph Valentino, the popular "Julio" of ''The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" The cast further includes Lucien Littlefield. Adolphe Menjou, George Waggner, Ruth Mil Ter, Walter Long and F. R. Butler.
 The Sheik" is considered one of dolph Valentino ever appeared, in when "The Sheik," as Valentino is known, made his tour throughout the United States, and he himself states that it was the only picture in which he really and truly did his best work. The book of the same name has been read by millions of people, and judg- ing by the many requests to return the picture the Capitol will be crowded both Monday and Tuesday. Hickories are North American trees and now are found in no other part of the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28

shown both types of women on the screen. He has taken the wife who lives for the moment, whose craving for excitement and love for the mad whirl of gambling, drinking and dic- ing, is never satisfied and shown her in all her moods, finery, and living her butterfly existence in all it's va rious phases. On the other hand, he shows the, glorious young woman. unselfish, industrious, cool calm and collected, who stands besides the man all day long, shoulder to shoulder, making his fight her fight and his problems her problems. Tie great contrast between the two types of women is shown sincerely and impartially in this great so- ciety photodrama.
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all are about to give up hope of Toms marrying, he accidentally falls in love with Louise Halliday, a col lege girl, played by Lila Lee.
 In the meantime, Milo Bleech, exc cutor of the Redwood estate and guardian of Louise, plans to upset Toms romance. If all the Rock woods marry he will no longer be executor of the estate and will lose an income of s20,000 a year. By mak- ing young Rockwood's proposal of marriage appear like a crude busi- ness deal he effects a breach be- tween the two lovers.
 In seeking to escape their sur roundings both accidentally meet on shipboard just as the liner is leaving the wharf. They are reconciled and married at sea. At the same time they send a radiogram to the Rock woods on shore to marry immedi- ately. Thus all are married a few hours before the day set in the will for the forfeiture of the Redwood millions.