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Evening star., 1923-05-09
Chevy Chase.

Sunday and Monday. Richard
Barthelmess and Dorothy Gish in
Fury" Aesop's Fables. The Jolly
Rounders," and International News;
Tuesday and Wednesday. May ALL
son. in THE Woman Who Fooled
Herself" Lloyd Hamilton. in "No
Luck" and International News:
Thursday. Cullen Landis and Eva
Novak. in Dollar Devils" Buster
Keaton, in THE Scarecrow." Rod and
Gun Series. Quail" and "The Land
of Tutankhamen": Friday. Harry
Carey, in Crashing Thru" Bobby
Bumps. in "One Old Cat" (cartoon
comedy. and Oregon Trail, No. g.:
Saturday. Reginald Denny. in 1.-The
Kentucky Derby" Century Comedy.
why Dogs Leave Home" and Urban
Movie Chats Matine" Only, Pearl
White, in "Plunder." No ).
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. Bebe Daniels
and Lewis Stone. in THE World
Detekative"; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Mae Murray. in "Jassmania."
and Lloyd Hamilton, in The EdI-
Gator; Thursday. Marion Davies. In
Adam and Eva" and cartoon comedy.
"The Alley Cat; Friday, Johnnie
Walker and Eileen Percy. in H. G;
Witwer's 1.-The Fourth Musketeer.
and Mack Sennetts when Summer
Comes; Saturday. Wallace and moan
swept" Haliroom Boys. in Spirit Of
49," and Col. Selig's wild animal
serial. "The Jungle Goddess, NO. l..
Evening star., 1923-05-09
PRICE RALLY HOLDS
|NF|NAL TRADING
Stock Market Sales Total
1,O0O,0 ,0O0-Buying Mostly
by Professionals.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. May 9.-Substantial
buying support made its appearance
in today's stock market and prices
moved briskly upward in all quar-
ters Of the list. Trading was al
most entirely in the hands of pro-
fessional interests, but there were
indications of an increasing public
demand for standard stocks. Equip
ments again led the rally. Sales ap-
proximated 100000 shares.
The closing was strong. The sharp
rally in prices continued throughout
the final dealings. American Loco
motive. Stewart Warner, Chicago
Pneumatic Tool. Bosch Magnetic and
Eastman Kodak. all Of which sold
from 4 to 6 points above yesterdays
final prices. were the outstanding
strong spots In the Industrial list.
Bethlehem b. Off 1. was the only
noteworthy exception to the upward
trend.
Evening star., 1923-05-09
CALL MONEY STEADY.

NEW YORK. May ?.-Call money
steady: high. AZ; low, Az; ruling
rate, Az; closing bid. ~; offered at
Az: last loan. Az; call loans against
acceptances. Az. Time loans firm
mixed collateral. sixty ninety days,
5A: four-six months. 5ha5h. Prime
commercial paper, 6a5 "a.
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Milton Sills
Marguerite De La Motto and john
Bowers. in What Wife Learned.
and Buster Keaton, in The Balloon
attic: Tuesday and Wednesday.
Marion Davies, in when Knighthood
was In Flower: Thursday. Irene
Rich and Milton Sills, in The Mar
riase Chance" and Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter De Haven. in "A Ringer For
Dad. Friday. Katherine Macdonald. a.
in Refuge" and Paul Parrot. In
sunny Spain; Saturday. Shirley
Mason, in Love Bound" Jimmie
Adams. in Green as Grass. and
Screen Graphic.
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Elite.

nd SundaH Eiintt ana ma MondaS: 4; Milton S,lls
Tuesday. House Peters. in Human
Hearts: Wednesday. Leatrice JOY
and Jacaueline Logan, in Java
Head: Thursday. Lon CLANCY and
Hope Hampton. in The Light in The
Dark: Friday. Alice Brady and David
Powell, in Missing Millions: Sa t.
urday, Norma Talmadge and Thomas
Meighan. in THE Heart of Wetona."
Evening star., 1923-05-09
HEAVY WOOL BUYING.

LONDON. May 9.-At the wool auc-
tions yesterday 1858 bales were of
fered. Selling was on liberal scale.
buyers for the home trade, the con-
tinent and America operating. Firm
rates generally were maintained.
Secured merinos realized SID, while
greasy brought SD.
Evening star., 1923-05-09
York.

Sunday and Monday Charles Chap
lin, in THE Pilgrim" Wanted a
Fumigator" Pathe Review, Pathe
News: Tuesday, House Peters. in ''The
Storm" and Paul Parrott. In Sunny
SPAIN: Wednesday. Priscilla Dean,
in Under Two Flags" and Jimmie
Adams. in Exit, Stranger: Thurs
Love Twice" and cartoon comedy,
Chicken Dressing: Friday, Walter
HERS, in "Mr. Billings Spends His
Dime" and George O'Hara. in Fight
ing Blood" No. 3; Saturday, Mark
Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper.'
and Lloyd Hamilton, in Extra,
Evening star., 1923-05-09
TODAY'S METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 9.--Copper easy.
Electrolytic. spot and futures. 16asa
16I2. Tin, firm. Spot and nearby,
43.S7a44.00: futures. 44.00a44.12. Iron.
steady: prices unchanged. Lead. easy
Spot, 7.25a1.50. Zinc. easy. East st.
Louis. spot and nearby delivery. 200.
Anthony. spot. 7.62a7.75.
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES
Continental Trust Co.--I0 at so IN a. sn
10 at 80 10 al 90. : at 30.
I.anston Monotype-lo al 20, at ~
Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at 159. 10 a.
159, 10 at 1854 10 at i5sia.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas Light at 5014 ) al 50:.
Wash. Rwy. & Elec. pfd.-100 at "a. 100 Al
1875.
American Security and Trust Colo a.
32614, at BIOL
Mergenthaler Linotype-1o at 1884,
Money-Call leans. j and per cent
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Princess.

Sunday and Monday. Dorothy Mac
kali and James Rennie. in Mighty
LAX a Rose; Tuesday. Alice Brady
in "MissIng Millions: Wednesday
Mrs Rudolph Valentino. In the w ON :
an in Chains": Thursday, Jacuueline
Logan and George Larkin. in Saved
by Radio; Friday and Saturday. Mary
Carr, in "Silver Wings.
Evening star., 1923-05-09
KRESS SALES INCREASE

NEW YORK. May 9.-Sales of S. II.
Kress G. Co. during April amounted
to $2.4s5.961. gain of $99,920 over
those of April, 1922 This brought
the aggregate sales for the frst
months of the current year up to So
214,342, an increase of $l,217,S15 over
the preceding year.
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Hippodrome.

Sunday, Richard Barthelmess, in
Fury; Monday. Seven Keys to
sands Gladys
Brockwell. in paid Back; Thursday.
Viola Dana. in "Crioline and Ro-
nance: Friday, Mary Miles Minter.
urday. Wallace Beery, in "storm-
swept"
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Raphael.

Sunday and Monday. Jackie Coogan;
in Daddy: Tuesday. above All
Law: Wednesday. Marion Davies; IN
adam and Eva: Thursday. Pauline
Starke. in My Wild Irish Rose; Fri
day Hone Hampton and Lon CLANCY.
in THE Light in the Dark" and Sat
urday. William Farnum. in Brass
Commandments
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Regent.

Sunday and Monday, Theodore Rob-
erts. in "The Old Homestead: Tues
day, Norma Talmadge, in POPPY;
Wednesday, THE Son OF the Wolf !;
Thursday, Dustin Farnum. in the
Crusader; Friday. Charles Jones, in
..The Bells of San Juan" and Satur,
day. Viola Dana. in "Crinoline and
Romance"
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Home.

in adam and Eva: Tuesday. Elliott
Dexter and Jack Holt. in THE SQuaw
Man; Wednesday and Thursday. Bebe
Daniels. in "The Worlds Applause;
Friday. Frank Mayo. in "The Fourth
Degree; Saturday. Johnnie Walker,
in THE Fourth Musketeer."
Evening star., 1923-05-09
PARIS MARKET ACTIVE.

PARIS. May s.-Trading was active
on the bourse today. Three per CO..
rentes, 81 francs, A. ccntimcs. En-
change on London, 40 francs. l. cen
times. Five per cent loans. ~ francs
80 centimes The dollar was quoted at
kh5 francs Isl. centimes.
Evening star., 1923-05-09

dom when the circus is wrecked in a
big storm. The story. while possess
ing thrilling episodes. has yet ro-
mantle side of strong appeal.
Cullen Landis. Noah Beery and Viola
Vale are in the cast.
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Dumbarton.

Sunday. John Gilbert. in Arabian
Love-; Monday. Alice Brady. in
missing Millions: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Bebe Daniels. in "Glimpses
of the Moon: Thursday and Friday.
Mighty LAX d Rose: Saturday, Tom
Mix. in Three Jumps Ahead
Evening star., 1923-05-09
CENTRAL-Katherine Macdonald
in Refuge"

A double-featur bill is announced
for Crandall's Central Theater the
first four days of next week. begin
ming Sunday afternoon. with Kath-
crime MacDonald's latest First Ma
tional release, Refuge" to be shown
for the first time on a local screen:
Evening star., 1923-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS
Continued from Eighteenth Page.l

ment in Crowns" Alice Kauser's
offering at the Provincetown Theater.
10 become one of the Rams Head
Company under Robert Bell. with
whom she was associated in tour
Of the New England states. i'll Turn
to the Right" last summer.
Evening star., 1923-05-09
TruXton.

Sunday and Monday. Tom Mix. in
"Arabia': Tuesday. Pearl White, in
broadway Peacock: Wedne sday ana
Thursday. THE Red Trail: Friday.
Pauline Starke. in MY Wild Irish
Rose: Saturday. Johnnie Walker, in
The Fourth Musketeer.'
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Favorite.

Sunday and Monday. Richard Dix.
in The Christian: Tuesday. The
Cave Girl: Wednesday. Tom Mix. in
Romance Land: Thursday. Richard
TalmadGe. in The Cub Reporter: !:
Evening star., 1923-05-09

NEW YORK, May 9.-Following is
an official list of bonds and stocks
traded in on the New York Curb Mar
ket today:
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Elkhorn has declared dividend of
10 cents on preferred.


The feature at the close. as. indeed.
it had been all day. was the great
strength in the equipment stocks. es-
pecially American Locomotive. which
was up over 10 points from it's re-
cent low. In contrast. Il disturbing
incident in the last half hour was the
weakness in Bethlehem Steel and the
comparative heavineSs in other steels
following the declaration in the mid
week trade reviews that new buying
as q rule was less than half current
shipments from the mill.
The Thompson Starrett Company
has discontinued work on S17.Uu0,0 900
of new buildings on orders of clients
discouraged by high cost of labor and
building material
White Oil Corporation reports net
income for first quarter, after eX-
penses. taxes and charges, but before
depreciation and depletion, of s206, 1913.
American Sugar declared regular
quarterly dividends of S1.75 a share
on preferred. payable July >, stock
record June ].
Secretary Hoover declares gold sur
plus will ultimately flow back 70
Europe through trade and without
initiation or disturbance to American
business life.
Piper Jaffray, Inc, today announc-
ed that subscription books had been
stock. tho issue having been over-
subscribed. Ninety thousand shares
of no par value capital stock were
offered at Si2 q share
Evening star., 1923-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
nosTo> STOCK MARKET.

BOSTON. May a.Following is q
list of tuday.s highest, lowest and
closing prices for tho most active
stocks dealt i'll here:
Evening star., 1923-05-09
ROAD FINED $500.
Western Maryland Guilty in In
spection Case.

BALTIMORE. May e.-The Western
Maryland Railway Company yester-
day pleaded guilty in the United
States court to violating the law as
to an inspection of it's, locomotives
and was fined $500.
There were eight charges against
the company and the fine was s10O on
each.
Evening star., 1923-05-09

Friday, Viola Dana, in 'iCrinoIine and
Romance; Saturday. Fred Stone, in
BILLY Jim"
Evening star., 1923-05-09
Market Flashes
at Today's Close

Eastman Kodak declared extra
dividend of as cents a share on COM
mon. in addition to regular quarterly
s125. same as last quarter, both pay
able July l.
Standard Oil of Nebraska declared
regular semi-annual S. dividend, pay
able June 20. stock record May 10.
Secretary Hoover's profession of
faith in continued prosperity helped
materially to create improved senti-
ment.
Evening star., 1923-05-09

At annual meeting Of Marland Oil
Company Albert Brunker. head OF
LIQUID Carhonic Company of Chicago.
was elected Il director, succeeding
Sidney II. March, deceased. George
T. Marland of Ponca City. Okla. was
elected u director. succeeding II. c.
ogden. Wheeling. W. Va. resigned.
Evening star., 1923-05-09

quarterly dividends of s1.75 on COM
mon. payable June /. stock record
May 81, and s1.75 on preferred. pay
able July ., stock record June 20.
General Motors directors meet to-
morrow to act on the dividend for
current quarter. Whereas a fortni ght
ago. when it was being advanced to
49, there was a good deal of talk of
probability of it's dividend being in
creased to 40 cents quarterly per
share, Wall street belief now is ii
will remain unchanged.
Evening star., 1923-05-09

YOCNGSTOWN. Ohio May 9-SaIes
of spot furnace coke as low as $3.50
are reported today
Evening star., 1923-05-09

NEW YORK TRUST COMPANIES.
!, Equitable .....-..- 1s6 1>S IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12
OFFER PRIZES
FOR f LO A rs

Al an Incentive for enrolling
patriotic floats in the Fourth Of
July parade Of tho American Le.
zion. the "Amerieanus" Pageant 70.
cicty has offered 500 In cash prizes
for tho beet three entries depicting
some outstanding event In tho his.
tory OF this republic. Il was an.
nouncod yesterday by Darwin Aieis.
nest. business manager OF Amer.
eanus"
Because OF the patriotic theme
upon which the pageant.drama
"Amcrloanus" IA founded. the cxecu.
tive committee felt that IL could
contribute 70 the Fourth OF July
celebration In no better way than
10 encourage the display Of floats
portrayIng events or cpocha with
which tho production deals,
In letter TO Darwin Mclsues,.
Malcolm r. Andruss. chairman Of
tho parade committee OF Rainier
Noble Post, No. J.. American Legion.
says:
1T is with sense Of deep satis.
faction and gratitude that the Lc,
Eion Fourth Of July committee ac.
knowlcdgea and accepts the kind Of.
fer OF the executive committee OF
the Amcricanus' TO furnish cash
prizes to;aling 500 an an Incentive
for the enrolling Of patriotic floats
for tho Fourth OF July parade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12
WEBSTER HITS
LAW VIOLATOR

SPOKANE. Juno t2-'The extent
reached by Violations ot the prohl'
hliiou law Is alarming rne has the
effect or degrading all law" said
Federal Judge " bstCr in rcn'
fencing three confessed moonshiu.
crs.
These violations must stop. and
80 far as have any authority they
viii stop. These are not crimes I'M
deriukcn on impulse. but arc enter
cd upon cooliy. deliberately. with the
intention of making the breaking Of
tn law a business
''rhe intent 1T tte las u not 20
punish the individual offender and
The puniahmcut ia not melted out in
vindic,ivc spirit. bat that others. by
tho example Of the punishment. may
b. deferred from committing the
Same offcnsc. Tho enlargement o.,
the law can not he made n milk aud
honey affair. wish 10 commend
the attorneys In this case who have
not CONS into court seeking TO OK.
cuse the ineScuHable. such conduct
tends 20 bring tho law into higher
repu,e."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12
Health Restored
by Radium

The wonderful curative power OF
Eadium has been known for yehrh.
However. the benefits Of this pre-
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In the past been only within Shs
means OF persons OF wealth
Since the invention az peEunn's
Radioactive Solar Pad. any man or
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peKnen's Radio Active Solar Pad
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helping TO build up weakened nerves
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To prove just what this remark
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No matter what your atiment or
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Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12
PARADE is TO
Be BIG AFFAIR
Hundreds OF Decorated Cars
TO Be in Park Procession


The Rainier National park open
ing day parade next Friday after
noon at o'clock viii be one of the
longest aud az the Same time most
beautiful professions OF floral deco
rated automobiles ever seen ia Seat.
lie. according TO Lieut. Gov w. j,
coyle. grand marshal, who an
nouneed plans for ila formation and
tho line OF march Tuesday morning,
A detachment OF mounted police
will form the head Of tho line aud
following them VIII come cars oeeu'
pied by Governor Hart. Mayor
Brown. Chief of Police severyns,
members OF the park board. officers
from Camp Lewis and Fort Lawton,
the 5o'pieco band from Camp Lewis.
80 cars entered by the Rainier Ma
uonai Park company. Tho seattle fire
department, cara entered by moro
than 20 Seattle Automobile dealers,
Wagner's band, privately owned cars,
floats ana sight.acoins cars.
The parade viii form with ita head
az tho corner OF Second ave. and
virginia b.. facing south on Second
ave. and with various units forming
on Leuora anu blanchard ~. II viii
move south on Second ave. 10 Stew.
art ~. west on Stewart 10 First
ave. south on First ave 70 Ycaler
way, east on Yesler 10 Second ave.
north on Second 10 Stewart. east on
Stewart 10 Fourth ave and thence
north on Fourth and diaband.
The procession will be one 81 floral
beauty, flowers forming the greater
part 81 the decorations 81 all cars in
line. Two prizes are oftcref. aRgrc.
eating $3.50 in value First viii be
three days stay AZ Paradise Inn In
Rainier National ppfk and. second.
two days stay Tor all members OF
the parties IN tho winning cars.
Rooms AID an meals viii be included
ana trips with guides TO the glaciers
or on tho Sky Line TRAIT each day.
all necessary clothing and equipment
also 20 be furnished The winning
party may select ans time during
July or August except Saturdays or
the days pressing holidays and with
the further exception that IS hours
notice mus, be given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12
HAVE YOU PICKED A
SONG FOR KkiAlFR1tLE TO
SING AT STADIUM

DoPULAR song requests for
4 the Theo Knrlo concert, 20
bc held In the University OF
Washington stadium, June ~,
are now coming Ia good numbers
TO Tho Star office The ''vo,es"
viii not be- counted until a few
days before the concert
Remember that the Seattle
public has been invited 10 assist
Ia making out the concert pro.
gram Karle. who viii be pre-.
scented In The city's first open
air concert. viii sing four groups
OF songs and ono aria, The first
two groups win be Of his own
selection. He has invited Seattle
to choose the latter two ana the
Aria, stating that he will be
pleased TO alng those popular
songs that the music loving pub.
lie desires most 20 hear.
Send your song requests Into
The Star AS soon an possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12

Declaring that Seattle. struggling
under impossible obligations In The
purchase % Us municipal railway
system. has made a record for
efficiency and economy that has at
tracted the commentator of trae'
ton experts Of the nation. Coun'
Gilman Oliver 4, Erickson az Mon
days council meeting gave a com
prehensiye comparison OF Seattle
and san Francisco municipal car
systems
Erickson's statement was made In
the form or a letter in answer TO
criticism OF Scattle's car operation
by Edwin +. Dreher soo7 Califor'
MIA st, san Francisco. IL was read
and made a part OF the records OF
Mondays council meeting, MI
Erickson calls attention 20 the sue
cess OF the city light and power
utilities and quotes from +. r Troy
san Francisco utility and tax eN'
pert as follows;
Your street railway department
report surprises me. To keep operat'
ing cost down TO less than 20 per
cent OF revenue is certainly success
ful street railway operation In these
times OF high wages and hish costs
OF material. You include depreeia'
ito nand amortization in operating
cost. Hundreds OF street railway
companies do not make any way
near as good a showing as Seattle,
even by excluding depreciation and
amortization from operating cost
Such commentator does not indi'
cate petty politics TO any extent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12
Suffers Internal
Injuries in Crash

Struck BY an automobile which
plunged down Second ave. Monday
afternoon and craahcd Into The
sidewalk near Main a.. " =. Mns.
gard. 80. OF the Interurhan hotel.
was taken 20 tho city hospital SUI.
fering from internal injuries and re.
we're bruises
Tho driver Of the auto deserted
tho car after the acc.ient and fed
down an alley. according TO the po.
lice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12
MANY IN SAN FRANCISCO
MUST USE STREET CAR

in answer 40 the question. II
san Francisco lines can be oper-
ated on scent fare, why can't
Seattle's.' did say the area OF San
Francisco is only one-halt that Of
Seattle. II said the population
is onothird larger than Seattlc's
that was slip OF the tongue and
should have said two.thirds larg'
or" Erickson said,
II also said that approximately
10000 people daily come in and out
Of san Francisco at the Ferry
building. That they cannot como IN
By automobile and must use the
street cars. This Is condition
that does not obtain In seattle. and
adds at least $4,000 a day TO the
revenues OF tho San Francisco sys.
tenn. l did not say all of them
must use the street cars all the
time. II had my figures would have
added $4,000 Gay TO the revenues
Of the car lines, by making IL
$40, 900 / allowed Tor one third walk.
ing or taking other convcyanccs
from the Ferry building
"You question these Figures and
say you have watched people com,
iGg and going and but fcw u the
ferry passengers take cars. have
watched them. TOO. MANI times,
and think my guess better than
yours. have como In there and
gone out in cars loaded to suffo.
cntlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12
PROBLEM Is NOT ONE
or PETTY POLITICS"

The general criterion OF street
railway management Il the ratio OF
expenses 60 revenue, Figuring IL
per cent OF gross revenue Tor de-
probation in both cities. the cost OF
operating the san Francisco munic
ipal line is 50 per cent Of gross
revenue Now. what Justification
has the Jay Thomas league or 9th
crs for sInmmlng tho adminlstn
ton In Seattle. whore the cost OF
operation Is but IS per cent OF
GROSS rcvcnur2
''rhc street railway problem IN Sc.
attic is not one OF bad management
or "too much petty politics" The
figures 10 the report quoted above,
prove j, Ia not. Our problem Is one
III having paid two prices for our
system. automobile competition. a
Sparsely settled city and making the
car riders bear the whole burden OF
our troubles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-12
FORMER POLICE
WILL Be TRIED
Men Charged With Viola
ting Prohibition Law

Indicted By federal grand jury on
three counts charging violation OF
the prohibition laws. Clarence H.
smyeiy and Charles o. Clark. two
former Seattle police officers, VIII he
tried in federal court Thursday.
The two defendants arc said 10
have made sensational charges
against william NJ whitney. assist
ant state director or prohibition,
claiming that he was intoxicated
when he staged the raid that resulted
IN tho arrest OF the two men al the
Jackson apartments. Their charges
were denied by Whitney, who win be
the star witness against them in fed.
crai court.