davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-09-28

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-wheat mum.
Der 4 red ,1,o1h; number 2 hard
s1.osK @1.1oK.
Corn number 2 mixed ssas3c,
number ? yellow 97H 9s3hc.
Oats number 3 white 43M @4b9 &c;
number 3 white 41%a43hc,
Rye number 2. 72c. Barley $50
re. Timothy seed s7@s. Clover seed
fie82s. Pork nominal. Lard s12.l5.
RIBS s9.2591o.:5.
, 1923-09-28
Metals

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Copper is
quiet; ~electrolytic spot and futures
i3lsc. Tin firmer: spot and nearby
si1.e2; futures $3.50. Iron steady:
prices unchanged Lead steady. spot
s6.s5a710. Zinc quiet; East s..
Louis spot and nearby sG.35.
Anthony spot sT.65@7.75.
, 1923-09-28
New Pairing Plans
For State Capital

CHEYENNE. Sept. 2s.-chey.
enno's third paving project, cover
ing streets surrounding the state
capitol grounds and Capitol venue
from tho capitol 10 Pershing boule.
ward. was launched at n meeting OF
the city commission Wednesday
afternoon. when a resolution OF In
tention to create a paving district
was passed. This project extends
tho paving program TO about two
and one.ha,f miles.
, 1923-09-28
Brokerage Fail,

NEW YORK. Sept, ss.--Failure
OF the New York Stock Exchange
house of Robert p. Marshall and
company was announced from the
rostrum of the exchange today.
The firm was organized on July
is. 1919. 1t is composed of William
, 1923-09-28


MUNICH, Sept. 2s.-(By the As
ISOLATED Press.)-An ordinance has
been Issued establishing Temporary
measures for the maintenance OF
public safety" 1t DEGREES that sew
eral important paragraphs of the
constitution OF the reich and of
Bavaria will professionally cease to
operate. Liberty TO express opinions
publicly. liberty OF the press and
freedom to hold public meetings Will
be curtailed. The secrecy of postal.
telegraph and telephone services
will be established and domiciliary
visits and confiscation of fortunes
authorized.
Tho executive power passes into
the hands of the general commits
kioner. His orders and decisions
take precedence over those of all
the other authorities. excepting
judicial and administrative and mill
tary courts. The commissioner may,
II necessary, have recourse to armed
force.
, 1923-09-28
Money

NEW YORK. Sept. IS. Gail
money firm: high Ga; low g. ruling
rate g; closing bid 5M; offered at
So; last loan ~: call loans against
acceptances AZ. Time loans firm:
mixed collateral COCO days So; 80
months 5is. prime commercial paper
, 1923-09-28

DULUTH. Mimi. Sept. 2s.-ClosS
flax: September S2.45&: October
$2,44. az; November S2.44M; De
cember s2.42; May s2.4O&.
, 1923-09-28
STOCK TRADING
IS IRREGULAR

a@-
price movements took place In to-
days stock market. Some heavi.
ness was apparent at the start on
the failure of a stock exchange
house but the marked resistance
shown by the general list brought
about extensive short covering.
Bear traders. however. succeeded in
uncovering weak spots in the final
dealings. Sales approxlmated $780,.
900 shares. The closing was ir,
regular.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-conslder.
able irregularity developed at the
opening OF today's stock market
with the usual industrial leaders
showing n heavy tone. Baldwin
dropped IN. Studebaker / and
United States Steel and Pan Ameri-
IAN yielded fractionally. Jones
Brothers Tea dropped one point to
n new low record for the year. To-
baeeo products opened a point
higher.
Jones Brothers Tea extended Its
loss 10 three points but soon made
up its loss and started for higher
ground. The general list also
showed good signs of recovery.
Delaware and Hudson, Texas Gulf
sulphur. Bethlehem Steel. and
Pressed Steel Car showing gains OF
l to 2 points. Foreign exchanges
opened Irregular. German marks i'm.
proving slightly to COO n hundred
million. despite the reichsbanls state
ment showing a weekly increase of
more than two quadrlllion marks in
note circulation.
Prices held relatively steady dur
ing the second hour but trading was
rather sluggish. Steady buying OF
tho tobacco shares. Lorillard except
ed. resulted in gains of l TO as
points. A good inquiry also vas
noted for corn products. U. S. Alec.
hol. Dawson Chemical and Inland
Steel. up 3. The usual leaders
moved within narrow limits. Ex.
PLANTATION OF the recent weakness OF
Jones Brothers Tea was furnished
by the failure Of the stock exchange
house of Robert p. Marshall and
company, which was the second
large stockholder. The stock made
good recovery after its early three
point dip. Selling of the Pan Amer.
lean issues and Hartman corpora.
ton, the latter dropping 2A points,
failed to bring out any extensive
'iquidation elsewhere. Gail money
opened at 5h per cent.
There was scattered selling o.
railroad stocks. Northern Pacific
Pere Marquette, Pittsburgh and
West Virginia, Ann Arbor preferred
and Western Pacific common and
preferred fa'ing one TO two points,
This was offset by steady rising
prices in other sections of the list.
Gains OF one to two points were
registered by several OF the oils.
steels and sugars.
The closing was irregular. prices
tapered off sharply In the final
hours when American Wooden
broke below ~ TO a new low record
for the year.
, 1923-09-28
Community Chest
Dripe Projected

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Sept. 70
cheyenne's first community chest"
drive will take place in November.
II Will surp,ant 10 individual drives
which have been held annually.
, 1923-09-28
.RUMAD|A WILL
BULGARIA.
If niece SSAR Y
Balkan States Alarmed
Over Menace Of Reds
AS Common Foe.

BUCHAREST. Sept. est is re-
ported that Rumania has offered
the Bulgarian government military
assistance in restoring order in Bull
saria should the communist revolu-
ton there assume the upper hand
, 1923-09-28
Sugar

NEW YORK. sep rs. - Sugar
futures clcsed easy; approximate
sales 81 900 tons. October $50; De-
cember s4.9s; March $500; May
sf07.
Flour Prices.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Sept. 2s.-
Flour unchanged. Bran $3.50.
, 1923-09-28
Silver

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Bar
silver. 64; Mexican dollars, 4sE.
, 1923-09-28

D5nco at Hs.sooIs postponed.
until Saturday, Octooer 10.
, 1923-09-28
Cotton

.,l.sV 3cHE seq Spot cat
top QGIs,. fndl.hS S!9,S5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
La session de aver en- Ell SenadO

veer pensiones a las madres viudas in
solventes que tengan a su cargo ninos
memories de catorce amos; para apropiar
Ia suma de sesenta mil d6lares para ese
fin, para crear juntas de bienestar pa
ra los ninos para otros fines.
Los informes de las Comisiones de
Terrenos Publicos y Minas recomen-
daron la aprobaci6n de Ia r. c. del S.
"a ell P. de la C. 81. Estos informes
fueron aprobados.
Ell secretario informo que la CANA
ra de Representatives. habia aprobado
el P. de la C. 8 para enmendsr los ar
ticulos 6, IS, 70, $50 392 de la Ley
Hipotecaria de Puerto Rico; el P. de la
c. 14o, para enmendar la LEY auto
rizado autos de certiorari''; ell P.
de la c. 230, para enmendar Ell articu-
10 de la Ley NO. SO, titulada "Ley
lara crear una Comisi6n de Hogares
Seguros; autorizar la construction de
casas para artesanos y obreros con fon-
COS de FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico ETC.;
Ia R. C. del S. 5, para que el Attor-
ley General de Puerto Rico ponga en-
yigor los procedinientos legales ade-
cuados para perseguir los violadores
de Ia Ley organica de Puerto Rico en-
10 referente a la possession y control di-
recto indirecto de mayor nImero de
Quinientos acres de terra etc
Ell Presidente inform6 al senado que
el Gobernador habia frmado el P. de
la c. 1o6 para la construction de un
edifcio de cemento armada para alta
escuela en- Utuado; asignando los fon-
dos necesarios; y ell P de la c. 214, del
senior Guerra para autorizar los re-
gistradores de la propiedad a destru1r
las cartas Gle pago de Derecho Reales
que estableci6 ell Real Decreto de 4 de
Julio de 1885.
En- la orden del Dia fu6 aprobado
el P. del s 8.
El Gobernador envi6 al Senado los
rombramientos de Jose Miranda Con
zalez Ramon Morales Martinez para
miembros de la Asamblea Municipal de
Toa Alta, Guillermo schuck, para
miembro de la Junta de Puerto de Pom
ce.
La session fue suspendida las seis
para continuarla las ocho media de
Ia noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
Information general
UNA SUBASTA

En- las ofcinas del Comisionado del
Interior Gr. Esteves, Sc uev6 a efec-
tc aver jueves a las 2 de la tarde Ia
celebration de ma subasta para Ia
construction de IN trozo de carretera
entire san Sebastian Las Marias. Is
dlgno de los mayores elogios cI Phego
&c COndiciones Que expone el Departa-
mento del Interior Dajo la direction del
ST. Esteves, para esta subasta Una lie
Sis clausulas fjaudo ell salario miu1-
no para los trabajadores en- Ia cons
trucci6n de esta carretera, y para les
trabajos sucesivos del Departments
Gel Interior, dice:
'Ningun trabajador, obrero o mec3-
nico empleado por un contratista, su3-
contratista cualquer otra persona
cue hsga convenga hacer Ia
totalidad 0 parte dc la obra obieto d.
este contrato, Sc /. permitira obll-
CARA q trabajar mas de ocho horas
d.arias en- cualquier dia natural con e6-
cepci6n dc aQuellos casos de emergen-
cia extraordinaria causado por incen-
dios, inundaci6n pehgro de p5rdidas
de vida 0 propied11; y dicho5 obreros.
tsabajadores . mecanicos empleados en-
cualquier obra publlc7, insular, recibl
"a no menos de UN DOLLAR (sL0)
FOR cada dia legal de trabajo efec-
tuado.
Por este puede juzgarse Ell benedcio
cue derivaran los obreros y el inter6s
cue hay en- Ell Departamento del Inte-
rior para mejorar Ia medida de sus
fuerzas, las condolences de las classes
trabajadoras de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15

Aver las tres empez6 la session en
G Senado con la asistencia de los Sc
nadores Ramirez, Iriarte, zeno, Jor-
can, Miranda, Benitez, Iglesias. Gar
cia, Iriarte, Hernandez Lopez, Raini-
rcz, Abril, susoni, Martinez Davila y
q presidente don Antonio R. Barcel6.
Fu6 aprobada sin ser leida el acta de
Ia session anterior.
Fueron aprobados la R. G. del S. A
del senior Iriarte, para ceder al munich
rIo de San Juan, para fines escolares
IN solar situado en- la parada 4, barrio
de Puerta de TERRA; el P. de la C.
81, del seiior Gonzalez Mena, para re
gular la construction, alteration, re
construction y conservation de edif
clos dem&s obras en la Isla; y Ell P.
del S. 8, del senor Iglesias, para pro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
LOS ALEMANES ORGANIZAN
GUERRILLAS CONTRA LOS
FRANCHISES

DUSSELDORF, JUNO Il. Gable Fran
ces.) Los nacionalistas a1emanes estan
tratando de organizar guerrillas para
combatir las fuerzas de ocupacion
en- el Ruhr.
Tentativas aisladas complots con-
ira los ofciales han sido descubiertas
ca algunas parties.
Las autoridades francesas han adop-
tado en6rgicas medidas y estan prestas
a proceder duramente contra los pertur
badores del orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
MERCADO AZUCARERO

Information suministrada por la Aso-
ciaci6n de Productores de Azucar de
1uerto Rico:
New York, microbes 13: La Bolsa
oesmoraizada. El mercado ahora con
cfertas de especuiadores a S7.41 de Fl
lpinas y a S55l8 de Cuba. Los pro
ductores sosteniendo $6.1 4 para Cuba
y $9.03 para Puerto Rico.
New York, microbes 13, 12:45 P. M
-Mercado afectado por rapido descen
SC en- las opciones de la Bolsa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
LCNDRFs DESEA SABER 10
QUE PARIS EXIGE A
ALEMANIA

PARIS, JUNO Il. Omitted Press) ~
Despachos de Ia capital inglesa info
1nan que eI gobierno britanico desea
saber que es 10 que Francia pide
Alemania antes de iniciar conferencia
alguna, asi como 10 que Francia puede
1acer para evitar Que cese la resisten-
Ga pasiva
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15

Respetuosamente,
THE PORTO RICAN LEAGUE
Luis G.. MuIliz.
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
los hijos de este Estado e afeoto Y |

los hijos de este Estado el afecto la
admiration dis sienten por I'd.
La Liga Portorriqueaa ha side or
ganizada recientemente con Ell pro-
p6sito de unir politicamente a los por-
torriQuenos RESIDENCES en- los Estados
Unidos. La idea ha sido recibida con
gran entusiasmo por nuestros compa-
triotas residences en- este Estado, es-
peramos, en- breve tempo, contar con
mn numeroso contingente que 1abora-
IA tenaz fielmente por los principles
cue defende ell partido dem6crata al
cual nos hallamos afiliados
Ell nuestro iltimo mitin, celebrado
en- los salones de la filial de Tammany
Hall correspondence al distrito d6ci-
mo tercero, Sc acord6 por unanimidad
obtener su venia para que una comi-
sion de nuestra Liga vaya a ofrecer
I'D. los respetos de la organization.
81 tiene I'd. a bien concedernos Ia
entrevista que sohcitamos, dicha CO.
mission tendra el placer de ponerse a
sus 6rdenes en- ell dfa la hora que
I'd. Sc sirva designar.
Respetuosamente,
THE PORTO RICAN LEAGUE
Luis G. Mu1iz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15

FL senior Presidente de los Estados
Unidos contest6 la communication de
la Liga Portorriquefia en- terminus afa-
bles y corteses, manifestando haber lei
do con gran interes y appreciation los
conceptos expuestos en- la carta.
En- su respuesta, el seiior Gobernador
del Estado de Nueva York mostro vi
vo interes por la naciente organization
portorriquena, manifestando que ten
dria sumo placer en- recibir la conf
sion mencionada Ell su retorno la
metr6poh neoyorquina ell cual Sc veri-
fcara Ia Ultima semana del mes en-
curse. ,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
INCENDIo EN- PONCE
Ponce. iunio IA.

Ponce, JUNO IA.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
La casa destruida esta manana por
el incendio asegurada por mil quinien-
tos d6lares, valorada en- dos mil qui-
nientos d6lares propiedad Julio conesa.
Compaflia aseguro The Niagara Insuran
ce Company. Ocupada por agencia ciga-
rrillos Regionales, Representatives senor
Malpica. Informase existencias asegura
das. Todo fu6 perdido. .
Mensaje Gobernador lefdo en- ese dia
rio uegado hoy esta ciudad produce una
gran satisfaction p1blica, comentando-
Sc favorablemente.
CoRRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
VEINTISEIS MIEMBROS DE
LA POLICIA ALEMANA
CONDENADOS

WITTEN, JUNO "A. Gable frances).
Veintiseis miembros de la policia de
segUIidad alemana han sido condenados
un aio de carcel por haber entrado
en- territorio ocup7do despues de haber
s.do expulsados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
HEOLLEIN EN- LIBERTAD

PARIS, JUNO a. Omitted Press) :
FL diputado aleman Hoellein ha sido
puesto en- hbertad, aunque sera expul-
ssdo de la Repubhca esta noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15


Ell VAPOE s'BUENOS AIRES" SAL
TARA LA EsCALA DE PTO. RICO
Aver a las tres nos informaron ell la
casa "sobrinos de Ezquiaga" que la
Gerencia de Ia Compania Trasatlanti-
ca. Espanola les habfa cablegrafiado in
formandoIes que el vapor Buenos Al
res" saltaria Ia escala de Puerto Rico.
Nosotros, nos dijo un alto empleado de
EzGuiaga, hemos transmitido a nuestros
Representatives las instrucciones que So
bre ese particular fueron hechas publ
cas- por Ell Comisionado de Ia Prohibi-
ci6n v esperamos contestaci6n defniti-
va en- cuanto al vapor 'tBuenos Al
res" sc refiers
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
UN EEGALO DE LA AsOCIACION
DE PADRES

. Hoy Sc lIevara a efecto en- la escue
Ia Jose Julian .Acosta'' de esta ciu-
dad, IN brllIante festival de los macs
tros Y los miembros do la Association
de Padres.
En- dicho acto la Association de Pa
dres hara entrega a los profesores de
I'm magnifco regalo en- premio su Ia
Dor durante Ell afo escolar que acaba
de pasar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-15
LA VISTA DEL PRESIDENTE
HARDING.

Continuation de la la. paglna)
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-04-05
Tishomingo U. S. A.

Well here we are again. Every.
body seems to be well. Mrs. Bill
has been puny but complains oi
feeling better. Bro Tumlin is i'm.
proving also, he rode up to Paradise
to preaching Sunday afternoon.
Oscar Pennington and family
visited at Alva Carroll's Sunday.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Eb Counce and
daughter Alma, were along.
Our" Oil well is still on the
snag" however we" still have
hopes of making run" of oil in
the future.
Mr.. B. T. Tumlin bought him
another big mule last week. Guess
he aims for someone to do some
blowing this year.
Mr.. Wiley Leatherwood contem.
plates moving into the sticks again
soon, having sold his city property
to Mr.. J. II. Finch.
The sun actually put in full time
all day Sunday on Persimmon
Ridge.
l want to locate that man that
is behind with his fishing. l might
get job helping him to catch up.
AS for him going up against the
preacher, all Bills got say is, every
fellow for himself, and the Devil
take the hindmost. However Bill
is something of socialist himself.
The Little Man" wants to know
about his wife voting. Well | say
| ter vete. | saw several truck
loads of colored women hauled to
Ha mburg, Tenn. to vote for Lon
Scott in 1920. And the white
women who didn't happen to vote
that way" had to furnish their
own transportation. While of
course, suppose nothing like that
happened in "Ole Miss You
Mississippians don't realize what
all you escape sometimes.
| see by the papers, las Mr..
Dooley says.) That the National
Farmers Union is encouraging
Local Unions and members to de.
bate the question Resolved that
farmers should take an active part
n politics" Now wouldn't that
ar you? And Resolved, that con
gress should pass a graduatd in
ieritance tax that would take all
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-04-05

above million dollars" Speak
Jag of politics and candidates. who
wants to elect me Tax Collector
when this legislation is enacted?
Cause il sufficiently urged, might
accept, for a short term.
Henry Ford's idea of philanthropy
is to help men to help themselves,
50 we are told. Well Henry your
uncle Bill is ready to help himself
right Immediately and at once.
Senator Brookhart of Iowa has
been summarily dismissed and dis
honorably discharged by the Re-
publican party. Maybe he can be
good honest citizen now. What
was it for? Oh! he had little
enough respect for his party to say
something about economic
co-operation.' And what do you
think about that? That's all.
Good bye.
BughOuse Bill.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-04-05
r. T. Rutledge.

Mr.. R. T. Rutledge announces
in this weeks Vidette as a candidate
for Chancery Clerk subject to the
August primary. We don't suppose
there is a man in Tishomingo C0un-
ty better or more favorably known
than Mr., Rutledge. Having made
the race for Chancery Clerk once
and having served the county very
acceptably as treasurer and his
qualifications for filling the office
being we'll recognized we feel that
he needs no commentator from
us. Consider his claims before
casting your vote.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-04-05
Notes from, Our kome
Demonstration Agent.
Miss Mae Cooper C. H. D. A.
Itinerary-April-2-l4.

Miss Mae Cooper C. H. D. A.
ltinerary-April-2-l IA.
I April 2-Harmony.
April 3-Burnsville.
April 4-Holloway.
April Belmont.
April 6-Mt. Gilead.
April 7-Iuka-ohice.
April 9-Iuka-o office.
April 10 Burnsville-.Dennis
April Belmont -Tishomingo
April - Iuka-Thursday club.
April 13-Paradise-Girls club.
April 14-Tishomingo.
February 1923.
Days in of1ice-l3.
Days in Field-11.
Clubs yisited-2
Demonstrations-2.
Clubs organized-2
Letters written-34.
Bulletins distributed-24
Office consultaticns-42.
Miles travelled by train-290.
Miles travelled by auto ia,
| spent 10 days at A. q M. Co..
lege attending annual meeting of
Home Demonstration Agents.
Signed Mae Cooper, c. H. D. A.
March 1923.
Days in office-6
Days in Field--2I
Clubs visited-10
Damonstrations-4
Clubs organized-14
Letters written-30S
Bulletins distributed -188.
Office consultations-161
Miles travelled by anto-S10.
Signed Mae Cooper, c. H. D. A.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-04-05

The human anato my is a wonder
ful bit of mechanism observed an
apprentice. Yes agreed the fore
man. | patted Charles on the hack
and made his head swell.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-04-05

Hello Folks, the only danger
for some people in starting at the
bottom is that they might stay
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
DIGS UP OLD
SILVER MEDAL

An old medal. stamped with the
seal or the University OF Washing,
ton. and dated 1869. was unearthed
Saturday at Madison park bathing
beach. by F.. s. Roden. a city en-.
ploye who was excavating a. tho
spot.
The medal Is OF starring silver
and was buried two fee. beneath the
surface OF the ground II was IN a
! perfect state OF preservation. The
relic evidently was made one year
after the university was founded
and was lost on the beach. later be
ing covered BY sand and brought in
by the waves.
Several old coins have been found
In the vicinity OF the beach. the
most recent being IS gold piece,
unearthed by Mike Johnson.
None OF the professors OF history
at the university was abioo TO throw
any light on tho medal. which IL
shaped like the shield OF Roman
gladiator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
COLISEUM

Rex BeRch's famous novel. Tho
Ne'crDo-weil." in picture form. Is
an interesting production. II Is now
the feature offering at the Coliseum
thcater. Thomas MclKhau plays
tho name part. that OF Kirk An.
thony. tho ne'er.do well son OF a
wealthy man. "A the result Of a
prank no finds himself on board a
steamship bound for Panama with.
out cent in his pockets. When
he arrives the fun begins. Luckily.
tho. he meets a woman OF means
who obtains position for him as a
railroad conductor. Whils thus en-.
ployed he encounters and falls in
love with beautiful Spanish girl.
Their love romance IL prolific In
many interesting Developments and
makes the story most interesting
ono. Lila Lee plays opposite Meig.
han and a good cast II seen in their
support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
New Discovery Makes
Superfluous Hair Leave
noo,. and All quickly pepnrD

As hair or fuxE on the face 10 such
an embarrassing hing, every
woman 40 afflicted viii welcome the
Information that these disfIgurc-
msnts now ean b. completely re-
moved--roots and nii---in tho privacy
distance OF nm expert. The new
method viii natoniEh and seiight.
you. You never saw or heard OF
anything like II before. II Ia not a
depiiatory and not electrical. Just
get a stick of pheiactine from your
druggist and follow tho simple di-
rectiona. In jiffy You have re-
moved the offending hairs cont
pletely. With your own eyes you
see the roots come out. phelactinc
Is absolutely harmless. non-poison-
Gus and odorlcas, Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
PALACE HIP

As the lead in the chorus OF q
Broadway musical comedy show.
Gladya Walton. In tho role OF Jean
Crosby. in tho Universal attraction.
Tho Town Scandal which Ia being
shown of tho Palace Hlp thcang
now. leaves nothing 20 be desired.
Her superb figure and her dancing
ability NJ her well for tho part.
The play was adapted to tlra screen
by Hugh Hoffman from tho story.
''Tho Chicken That Came Home TO
Roost," by Frederick Arnold Kun.
mer. King Baggot directed the pic.
turc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
COLONIAL

a Fool There Was" picture
founded on the famous poem. The
Vampire" BY Rudyard KiplinE. Is
the photoplay attraction now a; the
Colonial theater The picture IL a
dramatic ono and an excellent cast
is Fcen in iis presentation. Esteilc
TAYLOR plays tho part OF tho YAM.
pill and Lewis Stone Is tho fool. .
Residsa these two stars. Irene Rich.
Mugiel Dana. Marjorie Daw. Nah.
Ion Hamilton. Wallace Mcdonald.
William v. aiong and Harry Ions.
dale. all OF whom are well known.
have featured roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
WINTER GARDEN

Marguerite de LaMotto Is the star
Of Just Like a Woman" tho present
feature a; lho Winter Garden thea.
ter Size plays tho part OF Peggy
Dean, who plans TO teach her aunts
a lesson after hearing OF a slEr cas-,
upon her dead mother. who was an
actress. Peggy dresses as a mission.
airy. goes 20 tho aunts' homo 20 live.
and forces them TO glyo up mos, OF
tho innocent pleasures which the
auntB have enjoyed. The picture has
n human interest and a loyo story.
Ralph Graves and George Fawecti
arc prominently cast,