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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05
BY AUSTIN +. GRIFF1Tus

III AlSIlN T. GHIFF1I1IS
Judge King County suporiar Court
! have said that tho state Ahould
adopt land reclamation policy and
stick 10 IL This policy would not be
wholly devoted To outovur land suit.
able for Agriculture The great quss
ton Of rcforc5tation and Tho lessor
onos Of swamp and oyurflo~od lands
would form parts Of such policy.
Land y The source Of iifa on lAnd
reclamation for any useful purpoaa.
our states record Ia ono Of lanant
able short-SiE htsdnsA4 and lrnbaciilty.
Hundreds Of thousands Of acre. Of
good but prufiiess stump lands tn
Western Washington. and 70 a lsna
srtent In Eastern Washington. await
reclamation for agriculture.
MILLIONS or ACRES
ARE AWAITING FLOW
Millions OF acres Of timber land yot
remain and NO arc turning EN- into
stump lands al a ratio OF 100. 900 acres
a year. A rocnnt estimate puts tho
present ARA Of ioEEcd-oft Land In
our state at t.s0o. 900 a1rea. OF which
2.zi4.0o0 10 considered agricultural
land.
Yet wo have neither a present nor
a future policy workable and big
enough either 10 rcforoat the arabic
cut-ovor land or to oaryo farms out
OF the good land. We are fast spend.
Ing our greatest Inheritance. wo
mako no provision for the future.
/ hear some people say Michigan
and other states wore settled. Then
Why not Western Washington, Ore.
gon and Northern California; That
statement Ia only partly trua. Nil.
lions OF acres in each Of those states
are stu In stunpa, an economic
waste.
Tho lesson OF reckless wasts shown
By tho older timbcred states should
not b. lost upon us. Moreover, tho
stuInps In those states are email. and
compared with our stump acreage.
very easily removed. and thero mo
tsrials and labor arc moro abundant
and less costly.
II Is the big stump hero that runs
up tho cost Here tho cost per acre
Of land clearing by tho usual meth.
DDS OF powder and pulisr is from
1900 to Is5o. Who can pay TIT What
uss In ., 10 advise young man 10
go 70 tho land7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05
Settle the Land
State Should Haze Decided Land Pol
Millions of Acres Await the PloaU.
Should Study Eastern States
Farmers Life Often q Trnnedn

Editors Note: The urgent need OF
he state as hs sces Il for the settle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05

tearing. There Is no surer way TO iden-
tify genuine linoleum than by this woven
burlap back. The Armstrong trademark,
a Circlc "a" appears clearly on the back
Of all Armstrong; Linoleum- 1t Is this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05
What the burIdp gre,

This mixture Of cork and oridized lin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05

sturdy, flexible,
n on-tearing
quality that
burlap gives 20
linoleum-
Lin o nj
has every quail
lily that a
modern aoor
should have.
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with the cork, becomes remarkably du-
rablc. The daily tread Of Thousands of
feet makes little impression uponit Also,
IL can be printed with patterns or designs
that do not fadei or il can be colored
throughout it's entire thickness with
colors that are as permanent as the limo
leum itself. This is what is known As
inlaid linoleum.
These are the qualities that linseed oil
gives 10 linoleum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05
- ~ VT fFNIfT
FARMERS LIFE
rs a TRAGEDY

Tho state must take hand. II
must either encourage the people TO
do II Themselves by substantial, son.
sible Inducements or the state must
do It or aid in doing this Land
reclamation on n larger and cheaper
scale. Tho tragedy OF men and WON.
ON who have tackled the stump land
under present and past conditions n
appalling. Their failures are heart.
rendlng. Tho sacrifice OF tho best
years OF their lives. generation after
generation, m the caAo now In. in
their brave fight against tho sturnps.
cannot be computed in dollars and
cents, but tho loss TO tho state, 10.
cially considered. In most enormous.
II In tho work OF real statesman.
ship TO tako up just Buch conditions
and TO work out practical Hatlsfno-
tory conditions.
Cheap land and cheap powder form
the basis OF any effoctua policy.
SHOULD ENCOURAGE
BLASTING TESTS
The state should encourage tho
testing and thon tho manufacture of
tho now stump powder which was in.
vented by ono OF our own university
professors. our state should look
With fnvor on tho Zyssot burner pro-
cess, which In at least good for cor.
tain stumps In certain soils. Above
all, the state could well afford 10 of.
for premium to anyone who would
discover some chemical or other pro.
cess which would chcnply destroy tho
Btumpa and their roota.
a study OF other countrios' poll.
cies In aid Of land settlement show
that not ono cent OF loss nood come
to our state II we had tho courage
and sagpcIty TO emulate their exam.
Pile
OccnHionally oynlc9 AFRO heard 10 my
we havo enough land production. that
farming does not pay because OF low
prices. That IN unfortunately true
just now But tho condition IN tenn.
pornry. IL does not affect home.
making on tho land. The cause OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05
Wiie for free sampie
and booklet

Lss NJ send you a ssnpie 81
ArmstOas's Iinoisum and our AZ
page booklet. New FIoor for
Old. The booklst contains a scorv
Of eolorplssss Of distinctive de-
fgasln Armstrong;, unoleum ,hs,
700 can zee a, good s,orcs; also, in
formation on laying hnolsum and
howtoe@Te for yvur lnoisanaoor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05
H'hat the cork gire,

You have probably handled
hundreds Of ordinary cork
shoppers, bur have you ever
really examined a piece Of
cork TO studywhati tsspeeial
properties arel
Cork is the outer bark Of
the cork oak. IL is light. II
will float in water. Cork Is
elastic. You can compress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05
Cork, LinSeed Oil, Blu
fhaf'ST inO1e71n0

ARE you you know what noleum ls-ths material
~ which many people have learned good for Aoorsi
"A Lnoleum combination OF cork OIL and burlap. 1t
is union of substances that blend together naturally form
floor that point by point superior any kind of floor that
has devised To appreciate the advantages of inolcum
floor you understand the qualities of the natural products
from which lnoeum is made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05

The linoleum floor Is smooth, resilient.
and enduring. IL is waterproof and the
easiest OF all floors to clean and keep
clean. 1t can be kept looking new year
after year by an occasional waxing and
polishing. 1t is extremely quiet and, bo-
cause cork is nonconductor of heat, is
never cold to the touch The linoleum
floor is comfortable, beautiful, sanitary,
and yet inexpensive because it never re-
quires costly rehnishing. Ii does not
splinter and does not absorb grease, dust,
or stains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05

perm ancnt, water
proof, good-lookins
Door. The added ser
vice and wear this
method gives are well
worth the extra cost
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free 5ritiy s~s
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05

Il and when released II will spring back
to It's original shape. Throw il on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-05

floor and il will rebound
Cork is nonabsorb-
entandmoisture-proof.
You can use il TO stop
a full bottle; lay the
bottle on It's side for
years and the cork will
holdthecontents. Cork
rcsists decay. IL is a
good heat-insulator,
which makesit warm to
the touch, summer or
winter.
Cork Is tough. IL
does not scratch or
abrade easily, nor viii
Il scratch or mar other
surfaces.
These arc the qualiti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
BANKA "BOHEMIA".
v Praze, 20. brezna

Praze, 20. breZna.
Banka Bohemia byla zalozena roku 1909 Ustredn
bankou ceskych spoteen tim dceem aby provadaa
ktere - havne zahrancni ohchody. jchz Sporobanka
provadet nemohla Pocatecni kapal by mil korun Jiz
cd sveho zalozen bya ato banka zatena osudnou chy
exponovala vzdy vice. nez byo zravo je hospoda
ske nosnost jeff podnkavos bya pfs drava, nez by
hla byti vzdy dspesna.
Zejmena valka pfinesa move vzplaputi rozmachu ejz
popfevratova eta ee suph0vaa za0Sena rada spoecno
lsti vyvozni dovozni spolecnos Kosmos sp6lec
most Export Film "Koercia", Bulhapka spolecnost So
|fi Exportu" Bukuresti Bohemia" mezinar. doprav
lspolecnos atd Vetsna t6chto podnku kontla tezkym
Izratam zavinenym ednak poklesem jednak vedeni
Inc dosti odbornym obchodnm kdyz 6mto ztratam p
pojy este ztray plynouci nezdau rozsahych obcho
ldn valutovych, byl osud banky zpecetGn.
Takovy by STAY veci jz asi koncem roku 1921. Mini
stestvu financ by znam proto pusne revisi dan z
on sportenam duverny pokyn ably neukaday svych pre-
bytku eto banky. Sprawl rada hledaa pax
nosti zachrany banky podafo pro nj zainteresova
nekere osobnos nchz posanec Sonntag zvoen je
Jim predsedou. Kdyz pax kvetnu mn sta poslanec
Sotag predsedou Angloceske banky by zvoen jeho
misto "Bohemi' posi-. Dr. Kubicek
Nova prava niz setrval dfiv6jsi spravni rady Dr.
Schener ktery teprye lon sveho censtv vidal
byla vedena snahou, banku zachran Ale pomery byl
tax komplikovane nepodarlo e proniknout
ponevadz il by zataen zmineny duv6rny obeznk sporte
nam. msla hned pocatku vycerpavat vsechny svoje
ma odcnovan zla ez tn byo zpnsobeno mnuych leech
Tax hned hkvdovaa vsechny passvn podniky banky pf
cnz vsak ukazao re zaty jech byy v6ts bylo p
vodne udano proveda peclvou dverd vypov6d6la
vsechny en ponekud pochybne zaveds pfsnou pras po
Ale toto sili byo kzeno tm spofiteny poplasene zm
ntnym pokynem min fnanc vypovedely vekou svch
vkladu Je pochoptelno re byy vypovidany vklady
nizky takze 1922 vyplatila banka 80 mil KG Gctu
vkladu j. poovinu svych hotovost Das odliv vkladd
nasta po kaastrofG Moravskoslezke banky ato okono
sama by stacila otfasti posici silnejsiho tstavu.
Ale nova spravni rada pracovaa "a techo pomard $
veskerym dsm aby banku zachrana: sucastnila
myslu likernickem postarala ably nlonova poledav
ka iez il vznika prevzetim Karovarsk6 faky videnskd
nterllaonae Handelsbank byla pemen6na hodnoty
podi bankov. zavode Fisch Bondy To vsechno
vsem dao vedomm schvaenim vlady ez tuto dllezou
hospodskou cnnost vitala prave ak ako sahu banky
platnih cizn6 fiakou Pafz spojenim Bank Of
Europe New Yorku
Stare hfichy zatezovaly vsak sprawl do te my,
2e ch nebyo mozno zvlaste zmfneneho odivu vka-
du odcnit ami phi nejlepsf vuli Proto spravn rada po
zadala stani revi sveho stavu zakad6 t6o revise
bylo il ud6eno moratorium, nmi oznamenG Je poci
at tfm ze akcovy kapal reservy ztraceny pokud
postzcny vklady nezc dosud rc rozhodne 1sak so
velmi pfehnany obavy re vetsna jh ztracena vyse
trent vekosi prcn ztrat bude vada jmenovat zvlasnf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14

ho CO m9stsi pracovnc ii popv&nf 81 III lrooen
ty ceou ze jak mestech tax enkoVG 4efirne-
pracf estsky obyvatel pTaQue 58 dn aby tysiskal
dosti zaplacen dani kdezo oen jeA kyd jonkove
pracuje As dni Narodn primer mestech, mteekAch
venkove jest SO dni. Jf
Vylohy mAstske vlady vzrustaji vAkust AnGsta We
mestecH ldnatosti Cd 10000 do $4,000 oDyyl prumAr
vyloh havu ss42o; lidnaos M 50OM dc 100
jest $s442; cd 100000 do 100000 Jest $s72} esech
jeste vesch vylohy tyto kvapen od 100000 do
100000 cini $5O.88 pres 100000 jsop $61 Q4.
Obecne skoly sou nejnaklsdnejs neidulezt6isi
vci m6stech Prum6r ceem narod9 ma kazdeho muze
zenu dit6 jest $lO25 Poiceni ochrana sto s3 Is Ea
havu hascstvo $257 zdravotn odhor II cent Gstsn hc
odvazen odpadkd $780, vydrzoyanl uc co. neocnice
dobrocnnost $208 knihoyny 81 centn hstG rekreace
100 centl, RUNE $1.12 Dals vylohy suzne snemd W.
konnych urednikd soudcu sou prm6rna 1921 ma osobu
krone m6stech dnatosM pres 5OOODO kde dosahui il
$4O7" II.
Kdyz ocelafsky trust byl .ponekud vzpamatoval zc
star0St Sty milonu vaecnych vyd6d, prvni
most venova svemu d6nctvu jehoz zaj z mu ne blize
srdce Lacal snzova mzdu, al SO centI hodi-
d6lnctvu ktere zam6navano phi tax MAIDEN
nicke pci nevyzadujici zadne zrucnos all "a to tim vice
sinych svalu Zde moho by poznamena, re die vadni
kpravy ceny zvotnh potfeb nikdy nekey predvaec-
nou uroveh. kdyz ocity nejnzsi bodu cd valky,
prece byly este vys So procent nezi 1913 Nez
ceafsky trust mel parne staros aby delncvo veke pro-
sperity pfilis nezbujneo tudiz mzdy mu lsnizL HI
dostavvsim Sc ozvenim prfmysR ocelafsky trus!
mzdy zvyM cee cty Gently hoainuale pred dva-
rate z zvys vsech ych vyrob da pry to oce
kavat nejdfive potfe Zvysenf nepla vsak enom
vrobcch oceafskho rusu naopak jde skoro po cee
cafe potreb zvotnch ak vysvio nedavne zpra-
Wy vladni stasicke kancelafe,
Jest to vsechno pohybovani zacarovanem kruhu.
Zacarovani to jsou vrsvy denikl vnbec vyrobcl
de kter cary provad6, TO sou monoposti tustaM Ii
Isl dovedou zajstti trvaou prosperitn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14

koms zpravy likvidacf bude povsfena .Aprarn ban
sou upne bezpodstatny prav9 tax ako zpravy ze ak
cionaf banky Bohemia soz sam Kt IA vyplat vkladu
malych vkladatell pravs tech mela banka mao nebo
ze stat povoil 50 mil Kc jeji ssanaci
Pfpad banky rRohemia' e ovsem po katastrofe Moray
skosezske velmi apny ;ae e ztray isou ztratam cse
obchodnimi neni Mich pezuicich okonost necestneho
ednani ez znico banku LIE tedy dou
fat ze povoan cnitee ucni prpade vse co bude
mono ucnit zachrane vkad podarila zachrar-
ma akce banky Moravskasezske, podari pomo-
ci statu tim spSe banky Bohemia Je tedy naeha-
treba, ably nase verenost tomto ppadu zachovaa
kid nevybiraa vkladI pat zejmena pro mensi
venkovske penezni stavy Jeste arnm zasedan para-
mentu bude jake eden prvnch navrhd predozen navrh
zakona ochranu vkladaeu ehoz bude pouzito jz
omto prpad neni tedy reba maova budoucnost vka-
daeln banky Bohemia" pri cerne zbytecnym vybra-
MIN vkad ostatnch bank by hospodarska situa
ce jen zhorsila. -. 49,.
LIE take ddvodne ocekavat, re pripad banky "Bohe-
mia" nebude mti nepznveho vlivu zahranicni
ver nebo kurs Kc. Techncka posce Kc je vem pevna
domac spekuace ublizit nemdze sou spoutana
zenimi, jez jsou ddsledkem prosncoveho ltoku Kc
Opakujeme tedy: je treba klidu ddvery. Povesti Q
otiesu nektech nych banky sou vyvony pfedraz
denou fantas skarohlidd nesledu umysld nekalych
nj vsak tfeba ch dbat Vada ovsem ucnf vse ably teo
trpke zkusenos vyeza mas hospodarsky zvot ne
vice konsodovala je teo ddezie slozce naseho no.
spodaTSkehO zivota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
A DESERT STORY

'Thero's story for every mile OF
that desert out there said tho con.
ductor, after seating himself In the
smoker ana listening TO tho yarns
spun, for time.
IAN Englishmnn. nm American and
an irlshman got lost out there with.
out water. but when their tongues
were bliStering stiff and tho cracks
In their lips turning black. they came
across an old well II meant pos
siblo salvation, but there was the
precious drink some Is feet down
below their reach making them mad
with its glisten and Hmoothneas
They had no ropes. SO, they re.
solved 10 make n human chain, Pat
tho first 10 go headflrst. with the
cast iron frying pan. tho American
holding. him by tho ankles and tho
Engllshman tho last link OF the
chain. Tho chain had hardly got 10
feet into the hole. when Pat dropped
tho frying pan. which sank In the
water. But those above didn't sense
this loss and kept on lowering Pat
until soon he was in the water above
his shoulders. Death by drowning
seemed Pats end. but he made a
great fight. Once In n while he
would get his head up. only TO sput
ter and go in again. Finally he
managed 20 get period OF air long
enough TO yell:
Pull. yez dom forrinersl Pull mo
up and empty me. Be COB OF have
the whole well!' And they drew him
forth from the hole"
but how did they get the water
that saved ,hem7" asked an English.
looking smoker among the listeners.
"oh. dammltlp replied the conduc.
tor. I've ended II tho way all desert
at0rtea and
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Cream of the TESTS
rnIEnA,s FOLLLES
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Copyright. 1923. by VI. I'D
II there Is anything that
Gets on my nerves II 10
a goody.goody man.
Someone should send this man
A nogilgeo for Xmas.
you arc so good at fortune tell.
ing. Frisda,"
He said sweetiy. one day.
"Tell me, do you think
I will live 10 ripe old ageT
glanced at his hand casually.
do you smoker ] questioned.
mo"
"Do you dfink7~
NO"
do you stay out late nighur
Certainly not" he snapped back
"WsII." concluded. II 10
Beyond mo why you want TO 1--we
At ALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
THE COOK REAL I'LL

ct couldn't come yesterday. Miss
Jackson: I was suffering that badly
with pain In my chest"
what was II, Melissa? Dyspep-
STAR
Yes, II was. But the doctor. he
calls IL an attack OF acute indiscre-
tlon. New Orleans Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
ELLIS TILE BILL

I'VE want a man for our informa-
ton bureau" said the manager. He
must be q wide.awake fellow and sc-
customed TO complaints"
That's me-" replied the applicant.
I'm the father OF twins."-corncll
Widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
AGE VERSUS YOUTH

Judging from the conduct OF some
OF the elders. the age Of discretion Is
childhood AsheyiiIe ca. c. Times.
Evening star., 1923-11-28
Faversham in "A Lesson in
Love"

Lee Shubert announces America 5
great romantic actor. William Faver-
sham. in the London and New York
comedy success. a Lesson in Love-
at the Shubert- BelaSco Theater next
week, opening Monday. The company
will come direct from the Thirty
ninth Street Theater. New York. and
after playing Baltimore and Wash
ington. u. e., will return to a new
playhouse to continue the engagement
in the metropolis.
This, IL is also announced, is posi-
lively MIR. FaverSham'S last appear
anCe on the stare in citizen clothes,
as the world and the stage demand
of him that he return to velvet robes,
court costumes. uniforms and IOEaS
Of the classic drama.
"A Lesson in Love is Il comedy
fraught with unexpected situations,
written by the co-authorS of ''Se-
crets." Rudolph Besicr and May Ed
ginton. William Faversham appears
as Capt. Andre Briquet. a French eX-
plorer and soldier. who. after the war,
engages in strategic methods of re-
SiSting that enemy. loneliness, and
falling i'll love with Il beautiful war
widow, whom he instructs in a Sc
we're lesson of love. not only TO prove
her sincerity, but to develop her SYM
pathy for all those who sacrifice con-
ventionality for the sake of para
mount love.
The scenes are laid in the drawing
rooms of an English home, Norman
Arches, and in d French boudoir in a
London hotel. Mr.. Faversham per-
Sonally directed the cast.
Evening star., 1923-11-28
Keith Vaudeville.

At Keith's next week, Bobby Fol-
som, the vivacious singing comedi-
enne. named by Hamilton King, the
artist, as the typical American girl,
with Jack Denny and his Metropoli-
tan Orchestra. headline the bill. The
orchestra is declared one of the fin
est jazz combinations on the Keith
circuit.
Next in line comes Powers Dancing
Elephants, Lena, Jennie, RoXie and
Julia, about sixteen tons of famous
pachyderms, that formerly made their
home in the New York Hippodrome,
where they were featured with the
biggest shows. Their stunts are away
from the conventional.
Others will include Nine Besson,
presented by Lewis and Gordon, in
IA new playlett, The Broad Minded
Woman with Constance A. Robin
son and Lowden Adams in the cast;
Del Chain and Lou Archer. in a new
act, Not Now" combination of
singing, dancing and merriment; Jack
Benny, who has discovered that there
are many things to be done with a
violin besides playing concertos; Fleu-
rette Jeoffrie, colortura soprano
with clear, powerful voice: the Five
Belasis, in gymnastic act, entitled,
.'On the Society Foot Ball Grounds" :"
together with Nathan and Lully
Aesop's Fables, Topics of the Day and
the Pathe News Pictorial.
Evening star., 1923-11-28
The Common Law at
Ambassador.

Myron SelZnick's superproductio
of Robert w. Chambers romance of
the New York studios. The Common
Law" will be presented also the
first two days OF next week at Gran
dalIS Ambassador Theater begin
ming Sunday afternoon. The comedy
will be "A Perfect So" starring Bob
by Vernon, to which will be added d
short reels and special musical con-
tributions. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Gloria Swanson will be seen in
"Zaza," with Harry Pollard. in Jack
Frost; Thursday and Friday, Doris
Kenyon and Harrison Ford, in
Bright Lights of Broadway" with
Ben Turpin. in Asleep at the
Switch; Saturday. Douglas Fair
banks. with Marguerite De La Motto
in The Mark of Zorro" and the
De Havens. in "A Waggin' Tail" and
Hy Mayors Life in Paris"
Evening star., 1923-11-28
The Covered Wagon.

World history is replete with
evidence of American courage and
heroism in conflict. but a greater side
of American life--the struggle of a
nation within itself-has, been sung
but little. 1t remained for the late
Emerson Hough to lmmortalize this
feature in the master story. "The
covered Wagon" the screen version
OF which will be seen at Polls next
week, commencing Monday night, with
daily matinees thereafter excepting Fri
day, December Z.
The call for interior developme mt
and expansion of the nation came and
was answered in the closing fortieS.
What Il glorious movement that was,
yet the manner in which it was eff
fected with man, woman. boy and
girl sharing equal and alike the pain
and hardship. was never shown be-
fore Hough made his pen picture
Now the motion picture has made ii
all the more vivid. Each player in
this. picture of a century was par
ticularly chosen with a view to his or
her fitness. Among them will be
found j. Warren Kerrigan. Lois Will
son. Ernest Terrence, Tully Marshall
and Ethel Wales
An orchestra of twenty musicians
will play the special score arranged
for the production by Hugo Reisen-
field.
Evening star., 1923-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS

! on slender steel wire without bal
| ancing pole or other aids in main
| tanning her equilibrium.
Laurette Rhodes and Ruth Watson
| will present Neville Fleeson's "A
| Musical Menu" in the exploitation of
bright personalities and pretty voices;
Harry l.. Webb, "the black laugh" a
round of blackface entertainment in
song and otherwise. which has
brought him theatrical fame; Arthur
Hill and Marie Quinnel, a new
variety act. Fun in the Park" with
clever comedy, steps and surprises,
and Earl Bronson and Irene Renee,
potpouri Of varied entertainment
that has been grouped into the un-
musical title. vaudeville HASH" but
has won a name for itself
Paramounts big, fine Alan Dwan
production presenting Gloria Swan
son. the versatile and temperamental
emotionalist of the screen. in "Zaza,"
supported by ii. B. Warner. will
bring perhaps the finest attraction
for the week ever offered by the
Cosmos screen. With 1t will be a
two-reel laughmaker and Urban's
Movie Chats. which for beauty and
interest are unsurpassed on the sill
Yer sheet.
Evening star., 1923-11-28
Wife in Name Only. .

Bertha NJ. CIay's story, Wife in
Name Only" will be presented in
photodramatic form the first three
days of next week at Crandall's
Theater Those in important roles
Arthur Houseman and Tyrone Power.
Hal Roach's "Our Gang" youngsters
Will also be seen in Back Stage"
Wednesday and Thursday. Lionel
Barrymore and Alma Rubens will be
seen in Enemies of Women" the
film version of the novel by Vim
cente Blasco IbaneZ. author of THE
Four Horsemen," and Friday and
Saturday. Marshall Neilan's produc-
tion of The Eternal Three" featur-
ing Claire Windsor. and the comedy,
Front" will be shown.