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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
PRINCESS

David nntier Is the star as Hing.
Hans. Boasa. shs Interesting cansaY
drama now AZ the Princess The
story u * small tewu poiisics. lows
and American snirspfiss said e -
characteristics % ianuassabls Am
eriean cities Doris Pawn II ths
leading fsulsine player
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
WILLIAM C0hkLlN
I'm MIX FEATURE

wtIism Coasilu. he ~vll kHpNa
character aesaf. hss Joined tbs cast
% THE Lose STAR nanEsr n ssgp
pott ~ Tom Mlt. ~Ao = % star iH
iha zaas Grey ssnry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

dom Of her attorney husband in the
picture. James Kirkwood.
Is her tnnesliy Inspired deter.
= miasiion 10 &c, her message
across. an produced BY Thomas u
ines. Airs Reid has subordinaisd
heart Interest and mere entertain.
fnsni values 70 the minimum. But
orrtAin amount ~ suspense har
been achieved IN The development Of
simple plot. embracing thc life
threads q q young giri, a young
boz and q sophisticated attorney
This attorneys dope dshauchmrni
raises a question OF solemn import
70 the solution 81 a menace who's
curve has mounted siarmingiy in
America II mea of his cailber and
snlighimen,. knowing fully what
lisa IN store for The drug nneF. nesVf.
ghtioss tnslaFe themselves for mo,
meanf1 RELIEF from exhaustion.
SHAT hope u thsfe for IA. unin'
formed. tiis snbnuFfnai. who court
The Renii ~ The needleY
DATHoIo0IcAI. facts are accu
4 ratsiy presented ia Mrs. Reld'a
film. But Il seems 10 me that the
pictorial symbols. Incorporated IN
-igsmah wreehagr" ~ sell ~ in
'nna, spoken or written s1cc cru
sadss. makes pscm rather isss ihau
ffnofe impressive
Dope II usually psFsonified ~ /
shiny octopus Or some drngoi
creature Ia thia film il Is lkencs
% \ hYens. which By trick exposure
goes sllnklns thru the picture. 4
tends toward a fabulous concc plioF
Of ire drug evil. instead ns some
thing imminent 10 common Ameri
can life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
FINISH LATEST
wEATHER PUSHERSn

Beatrice nuFnham has completed
her portrayal Of the leading fsml.
nine role opposite Rezinsid Denny
30 The latn.i enl.ea. % ..The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
CO u M B I A |

Feels azd rschsa shs nsw tnl-
ssrsai picture starring HssbeFs RAW
iirsou whsch opeusd AZ the s'afam-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
FILM CARRIES SPIRIT OF WALLY REID
ny JACK JuNGaEYsg

HOLLYWOOD. July IA shaa
4 Il gpy figure. afcr l1ai - the
sefren nuts thru psgeshY passn'
f-sFt tisif's nafrssls crusade picture.
'tgunssH wFsskaEe. attic his name
IA aat IN ths east
f0u Sc; aa impression ihss he
ftm Ia hsuatsa BY the phantom ~
waliY Itsst. 10 wtnn h u esiinas.
"a wsiiY Reid. shasa fsesa, death
from disease brought uu hY drug
aidirilon. startled The eoansry ard
pgvmrssd widespread dps isvssii.
gated.
To8 49, y in ths eyes q sifs
Red. sausbfasis pifh mourning. "a
she assumed shs lssalHg fuiH ia
~ftaman nFsekaEF- "a sR sffass W
% impress shs drug menace that
oshsfs mlsaf b. SPARED hss family
sfaseaY
Thss gsgs8asi sisfnsnt on which
rs phasopiaY e. baipzFEfsi gives iis
nsstatfamsilc panfsng an impressive
anaiisg quite apart from lss ,sehals
cal 81 pturAssHaa msfis
y vii So a iaHE WAY 10 stripping
ffesu drug shesnihs ton thas sssac
live fsywsrY whieh has bern iss
rhsrf tfprufrr ard 10 impress spon
Tbs pahfl1 ssiaa ths fars shai 81
airsinn "a a ipzshsanas disease. stiss
eni7 esasssissE e' shs victim seins
HE eFayias 90 siieviAss pain asss,
tselailY laaaes8 as eus master sub
sstis rats " h tbs nlay.
T'uGtEE ~ fegF ahBsssrea,as
Il spsHss vtli nos saoa ~ forget
Tea ~ audiences nsssis Love 80
TIE ycuaE mother addict. ssnsarSaR
hsF bftsss uish aFiass % quiet hrr
fSsstinE sszsAs eeosusa in ,hs cradle.
George itacasslufna retttaYiar ;hs
spfssrsserns withdrawal palas slsa,
rreee5s dsblags raHlusst %, dope.
And. esweat 10 tho pts again. dris
Ing Dis taxi Nath the opium over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
TE1E
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ToDAy's PROGRAMS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

Leather PnShers." Univcrzars tvs.
reel classics Of the prize fighting
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

Entertaining N Pop&F A esD Coming Wee al Now Houses Among Rex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

Dorothy Davenport Reid,
IN Human Wreokage." try
ing 70 sare q dTag-addicted
mother. acted bv Bessie Lore,
from suicide. Beiow. James
ktrklcood. rho has the lead
iRD rois.
ms Hcfnol youngsters into the tolls:
Mrs Fesas stimulation o; addiction.
as . flnsl resort. 20 break thc ,hrsil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
: LIBERTY NEWS

Alki Point Mardi Gras opens.
Capt. Cyril Turner, famous
sky-writer, in Seattle with his
bride.
Kiwanis Club dedicates new
highway arch.
Championship golf tourney
brings leading players TO
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

AN event in motion picture annals. Rex
Beachs famous novel of the gold rush has
been made into tremendous romance Of the
screen.
MEN of iron and women Of strange and
reckless beauty were among the pioneers
who took part in this most stirring period of
American history.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
TRAFFIC OFFENDERS
 LEADING IN ARRESTS
Police Reports Skow Total Of 1856
 Arrests For September

Police reports for the month of September show total of 2,s56 ar rests. Of those arrested 2,51s were found guilty of violation of the va rious laws of the city code. The month showed a sudden rise In num- Der of traffic violations there being 1,227 If these arrested. The traffic offenders represented slightly less than half the total number of ar rests. One thousand and sixty-eight traffic offenders were arrested in Birmingham proper, while 159 were arraigned in Ensley.
 Gamers followed the traffic viola ticns in number, there being 519 arrested and 499 convicted on this charge. This is an UT .... number of gamers due to the d hat Chief McDuff has had a squad of men as signed to break up the gaming in the city. Drunks ran opposite to Sd ing, their number decreasing during the month, there being only 317 ar rested and 302 convicted.
 Liquor law violators also dropped during the month. Three hundred and thirty mine were arrested and 23S were convicted This is an un- usually light month in this respect.
 In the two courts, the department
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
"GUILTY" IS VERDICT IN M 'NARRON'S CASE
Charged With Assault With Intent
 To Kill Wife

Mack McNaron, charged with ar. assault upon his wife, Minnie I. Me- Naron, with intent to kill, was found guilty by the jury in Judge Forts court at o'clock Saturday afternoon. Sentence probably will be passed next Saturday. It is possible that an appeal will be taken to 8 higher .ourt, but attorneys for the defense would say nothing definite on this point after the trial.
 Practically all of Saturday morn ing was taken up with Judge Forts charge to the jury. Only one speech was made by the attorneys. it being decided by the defense to submit the sts> WIlnou. o. @ ~Ine-le. Judge Fort , charge lasted from 11.2J until just a few minutes before the noon recess. The jury returned from lunch about o'clock and arrived at the verdict within a few minutes. The announce ment of the verdict was delayed, however, awaiting the return of Judge Fort from lunch. It is under
 ood that only tow ballots were taken, both secret.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

The Age-Herald takes great pride and pleasure in announcing today a S22,00O Help Yourself club. In 1t they will give away IA automobiles and 20 cash awards. The opportunity to share in this wonderful distribu- tion is given to the men and women of Birmingham and the surrounding territory covered by The Age-Herald, The goal of the members in this clu b will be list of awards totaling in excess of $22,000. The individual re- wards are the finest ever offered by any newspaper in tn state of Ala hama.
 The awards of greatest merit are the 14 automobiles, each the pride of the manufacturer. +. Included in the list of awards which will be given to the club mem bers are the following:
 One s3,3g0 Cadillac seven passen- ger touring car.
 One $3,07S eight-cylinder seven passenger touring car.
 One s1,S95 Rickenbacker five-pas- senger touring car.
 One s1,695 five-passenger Chandler touring car.
 One SPAS ive-passenger Oldsmo- bile touring car.
 One $1.235 Oakland sport model. One $1,215 Studebaker light six. One s1,215 Durant sport model.
 One $1,105 Maxwell special sport. Five $5s5 Overland touring cars.
 CASH AWARDS
 In addition to the array of auto mobiles. the finest that money can buy. there are $2,000 in cash awards, as follows.
 Five awards of s2oo each.
 Five awards of $100 each.
 Five awards of $60 each
 Five awards of $40 each.
 THIRTY-FOUR AWARDS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
PRAETORIAN ELECTION
WyIam Branch Is Perfected Through
 Manager c. H. Gibson

Organization of branch of the Praetorians in Wylam was perfected Thursday night following visit from c. H. Gibson. manager for north Alabama with headquarters in Bir- mingham, and a number of members of the Birmingham organization.
 The meeting was called to order by M. K. Finch and number of new members received the obligation ceremonies. After instructions were given the following officers were lectd: John Chatbourn, sublime au- gustus; George Brimer, seignor tri- bune; T. L. Allison. junior tribune ; H. H. Parker. worthy first centurion; T. w. Hulsey, worthy second centu- rion; Miss Hilda Davis, worth re- corder; J. T. Davis, worthy sooth- saver; j. D. Taylor, worthy lygian; c. D. Fowler. worthy sentinel; pr. Caldwell, worthy medical examiner; c. c. Hill, worthy attorney. Trus- tees: J. B. Moore, J. ". Johnson, F.. l.. Pinkerton.
 The council will hold It's regular meetings in the Knights of Pythias hall on the first and third Thurs day nights.
 took in $31.363.70 In revenue. from fines and costs. Stolen property re- covered by the department was val ued at $15,203.4S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
.LATHROP RETURNS
 FROM 4 7,OOO-MlLE AUTOMOBILE TRIP
Had Narrowing Experience In The Lake Superior Region
 When Boat Caught Fire

Frank H. Lathrop. president of Lathrop Lumber company, mas re- turned from q 7000-mile trip by au- tomobile, taken by himself and Mrs. Lathrop during the past summer Mrs. Lathrop stopped over in dender- 5onville, N. C., but will return to Bir- mingham shortly. MT. Iathrop's trip carried him through Wisconsin and the scenes of his boyhood Esca- naba, Mich, F up around the lakes to the Thousand Islands and Mon . treal The return was made down through Plattsburg and the Atlantic coast, a stop being made at Washing ton, where Mir. and Mrs. l4athrop were presented to the President.
 Such a trip impresses man more and more with this wonderful coun- try of ours,n said MT. LathrOp. It was trip with lots of pleasure and some unpleasant experiences, notably that in Canada above Lake Superloy, there the boat we were on took fire and eight people had to chamber into small boat. which I accidentally happened to have trailing along. The captain wouldn't let us put in par ticle of baggage and l not only lost all my camping outfit and camp clothes, but even my suit case had O be left behind.
 "I believe l was more impressed with North Carolina than any place We visited We do not realize what a wonderfully wealthy state North Carolina is and what development they are making. Their roads are gems and a pleasure to use, One city in North Carolina pays more internal e enue tax than the entire city or New York.
 Tt was interesting, too, in upper Michigan, where my father went as a pioneer and took out the first iron ore from that range to see the de- velopment work Henry Ford Is doing. He has bought all the fines. of the timber lands In the peninsula and has built model railroads to reach 1t and get it out. As a result things are humming in that entire section.' FORMER RESIDENTS WIFE DIES
 Matthews II. Tardy of Roanok 9 Va, who has been visiting his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. C. Nj. Tardy, dur- ing the pasts week. was called hom, by telegram announcing the crit cal illness of his wife and left Fri. day night accompanied by hts moth CT. A message received Saturda, steted that Mrs. Tardy died Satur day morning, Mrs. Tardy was befor, her marriage Mss Mary Grubb o Wilmington. Del. SHe visited he nUshand's famuy in Birmmghar dur'nH his oYerse3 service. Mr. Tard .s a lrrmer Eirninohn,1 bov
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
FIRST RADIO CHURCH
 TO BE ORGANIZED HERE
Dr. John R. Hobbs, First Baptist Pastor, To Begin Plan Sunday

Possibly the first radio church Tn the history of the world will be or ganized Sunday night when pr. John K. Hobbs, pastor of the First Bap- tist church, will make an appeal over WSY radio broadcasting station. Thousands of radio fans, scattered over six countries, are expected to hasten to join this new church.
 pr. Hobbs will declare that radio was a Godsend to mako it possible for millions denied church worship to hear the word of God It is said that he will also state that the radio, good roads and the automobile will eventually solve the farm labor prob lem because these agencies will at tract back to the farm those who left tt for cities.
 The idea of the radio church was originated by J. Fred Scholfleld, chorister of the church, who will manage the business affairs and con- duct the musical features at all sery- ices.
 The lake sturgeon is the largest iish in the Great Lakes.
 The black buffalo is one of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
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"FoLd Your Hands" VH Be Net1 Sunday Sport For Brn
LINE OF THE TENNIS EE COMPANY WHICH WILL REACH FROM

 o b f N L % ion n wi k is d dH h work wi b f evuverie and h cline vii com N g points in Jones Vane at tAy~ ~ wi Htm mpetaH y in Hroh of dah a y h ~ m wi H ar @ of dg construction
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
ENLIST INV $22, ,O0O HELP YOURSELF CLUB Age-Herald Clues Away "A Autos; Other A,uards

given according to the vote schedule printed in this issue,
 NO LOSERS
 All who participate in this cam paign will be rewarded for their ef- forts as a cash commission of 10 per cent will be paid to all non-prize winners on any amount of money they turn in provided they turn in So0 or more during the nine weeks campaign.
 HOW PRIZES ARE GIVEN
 There are four capital awards The Cadillac, Peerless, Rickenbacker and Chandler automobiles. All members of the club are competing for these four cars. They are to be awarded to the four members irrespective of dis trict having the greatest number ot votes to their credit when the cam paign closes and the final count Is made. There are five others, the Oldsmobile, Oakland. Studebaker, Du- rant and Maxwell These five ears are the first prizes in each of the five district ps 4 second prize. Th.s means $595 overland touring cars. One of these cars has been assigned to each district a second prize. Thi means that there are forr capital awards for which everyone is competing and in addition each district has been as signed two automobiles and four cash awards.
 HELP YOURSELF CLUB OFFICE
 The Age Herald has created a de- partment to handle the club and to assist the members in every way pos sible during the campaign. The of flee is located on the fifth floor of The Age Herald building and IS open from a. m. to D. m. each day. You are invited to call personally, write or telephone. Telephone number Is Main 4900, ask for Help Yourself Club manager. He will be glad to reNder you any assistance and also supply you with all necessary form for your use.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
RICHARDSON CHANGES
{ announcement Made Of New AssOcia-
 tinn With CIark-GregOry & Dlake

Announcement Made Of New Associa-
 ton With CIark-Gregory X Blake
 J. s. Richardson. formerly with the Butler Garrett Real Estate and In surance company, has announced that he has severed his connection with that company and in the future will be connected with the firm of Clark Gregory & Blake.
 MT. Richardson is a well known salesman among the real esSte deal CTS and has a splendid sales record. He stated he Is in a position to serve his clients in the purchase of homes in any section of the city and will be glad to see them at his new loca- tion. 1929 Fourth avenue. north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
-------------s-------- GREEN NEW CLUB HEAD
Succeeds Late Charles G. Davis As
 Head Of Automobile CIub

Head Of Automobile Club
 Duff Green. president of the N. O. Nelson Manufacturing company. was elected president of the Bir- mingham Automobile club at a spe- cial meeting of the directors of that organization held in the Tutwiler hotel Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. Green succeeds the late c. G. Davis. who died suddenly here Mon day. MT, Davis. just a few days be- fore his Heath, had been returned 10 office With the other officials of the club at the annual election. There fore there were no other vacancies to be filled for this year at the spe- cial meeting.
 The new president takes over the office at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

to enter and compete. Ii is not even necessary to be a subscriber of The Age Herald.
 All necessary forms anG blanks are supplied free of charge In each is- sue of The Age-Herald will appear an entry plank. This is to be filled out with the name of the man or wo- man. desiro1s of sharing in this gigantic distribution.
 In each issue of the paper antn further notice will be found a free vote coupon. Each will count 10 votes for the member ii sent to the club manager before expiration date printed thereon. The prizes emu merated above will be awarded on the basis of votes. The person hay ing the largest number of votes will win prizes accordingly. These votes which are required to win awards are easy to obtain. Nowhere else, can the same amount of effort yield such return for you. All that IS necessary to become a club member is to fill in entry blank and send it to the club manager of The Age Herald. Birmingham.
 All of these prizes will be given to ambitious men and women who se- cure the greatest number of votes by turning in the most subscriptions and coupons to The Herald En- tries are acceptable now. Those who enter early will find it to their ad- vantage to do so. Choose the prize you want--get your supplies-theu go after it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

[ $2.000 cash prizes to be distributed by the Birminghaom ge-Herald dur ing the next nine weeks.
 These awards, aggrcgating a very substantial fortune. will be distri- buted absolutely free to the members of the f1elp Yourself Club, The Age Herald furnishes the eluh. and tue awards; the members Help Them selves" There will be no red tape; everything will be absolutely free. All the details or this remarkable offer and the method to be pursued to become q member and win one oI the l4 automobiles and one of the cash awards are given ill double page advertisements in this issue. This advertisement con tains complete ,di- rections nnd Explanations us to how the club will be run. IL cost nothing to join now or any future time.
 A remarkable feature oj this cam paign is the fact that arrangements have been made SC that all automo- piles and cash aw yards wlil not be won Tn one certain section. The territory has been divided into five districts two in the city of Birmingham and three outside the city. A complete set of awards including two auto mobiles and four cash prizes will be given in your immediate vicinity.
 MEN AND WOMEN ELIGIBLE
 Men and women. married or single, are eligible to compete for the awards outlined in the advertise ment of this issue, It Is possible for a member of the club. which it costs nothing to join. to win the s3,390.00 Cadillac touring car in 9 weeks time. the duration of the club Right here it might be advisable to say that the campaign will run 9lweeks from the date of the first list of club members is published. here will be no post ponements of any description, and these awards will be given just as outlined It cosss absolutely notbi1g
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
TWO WAYS TO OBTAIN VOTES

There are two ways to secure votes. One is by clipping the free coupons from The Age-Herald and the other is by securing subscrip
 tons from old or new subscribers to The Age-Herald. Notes will bs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
THIRTY-FOUR AWARDS

This makes a total of 34 awards. consisting of 1t automobiles and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

Women fish and mon cook In Earotse, Africa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

The black buffalo is one of the most dangerous of African beasts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

LOt Al NEWS AUTOMOBILE NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

x LCI A. NEVIS AUTOMOBILE NEWS CLASSIFIED AUS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26

and looked at the girl, striving
to get past the almost cynical i'm
penetrability of her speech.
why did you do this. Janet?"
asked.
He did what no man in the
world has ever dared to do before,
sir" she replied. "He kissed me
upon the lips. | wonder that I
did not kill him where he stood
Had you no other reason thar
that, Janet?" | persisted.
II wished 20 save you sir" she
answered.
ITO save me from WHAT"
From the law" .
you think that | was in dang
err"
Il know that you were"
"Who or what do you think |
ann"
"A great criminal" she answer.
ed
was staggered, for it was plain
to NE now Lat / must have been
al this gi,ls mercy many a time.
She went on slowly
81 have always believed" she
continued. that you were leading
Il double life. The few visitors you
have had have come at night, and
secretly. Whenever you have ar
rived here, and Mr. Stanfield has
recommended to play golf. there
has beenta tragedy or Fgreat rob-
berry reported in the newspapers on
the following morning. always
ielt tina some day or other this
would happen. Now that it has
come, am glad"
"You realize that you killed a
man in cold blOod?" persisted,
determined to try her to the limit.
81 am glad that have" she re-
piled.
For domestic servant" said.
you have wonderful sense of
your obligations"
you need not scott at me-" she
complained. II am a woman, a
woman, but a clever
one. was not brought up to be 4
servant. am fit to be your COM
paniop. That is my hope"
81 have never trusted woman
in my life," l told her.