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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
BIC Time
FOR ALL GOBS
Shows VIII Have Free Seats
for Navy Men

There should he plenty of sweet
hearts IA Seattle bltwccn tho dates
OF July 20 ana SO. " The saying h
true that "a sailor has swcete
IN every port" Tho crews or ppo
tically every vessel of tl0 Pacific
fleet viii be- In Seattle between those
dates when the fighting craft Eulhr
hero for tho presidential review
July e..
The sailors viii have no trouble
showing their swcethrnrta n good
time. for according 10 arrangements
now practically completed. they viii
have autos az their free disposal,
shows without charge. free vatA and
the freedom or the city.
Blg dances. bail games. theaicr
parties and other nmuscmonts that
attract tho gohs viii be given In
their honor. Five hostrssos viii b.
IN command Of a large community
tent, 60 he erected IN city Hall
park. for tho use 81 the sailors
The Salvation Army win giyN away
doughnuia. cake and coffee TO tho
men.
Tho entertainment committee. ap.
pointed by Mayor Brown ana head.
cd by y, J. Freidlander, has ar.
ranged championship ball games b..
tween divisions Of tho fleet for July
"a. - ana Is. A boxing and wrea.
iling tournament will bo held a. tho
ieagtN bah park on the evening Of
July Is. An movies will bo free 10
sailors In uniform ON July 20 and
no charge will be made for car rides
on that day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
Iimhers Up Wei Known
MilMright From Bordeaux,
Wash. His Letter Follows:


have had rheumatism Tor -
,ears. I have heen knaeked aut en-
tireiy a number OF times 80 that 4
could not get cut af bed. I want 60
report that I have lust finished ~
short course Of nr. LouEhnry's nakr
Oven Treatments aud ! am ngnin n
we'll man. ! don't feel any rhcuma-
fism and ! was very had of before
taAinE treatment. I was badly ecu
stipated aud now I ana all over that.
DIR. LauEhncy's Corrective Diet L.
absolutely accountable for my stom-
arh aud bowels becoming 80 Normal.
I had very low blood prrssurci IL l.
rev up 60 normal. ! never expected
90 set rid Of my rheumatism, n n
number OF doctors told ME Il was
fneurRbie. I ann new ~ years oia
and feel good. aiSoi as limbrr ns
~hen I wRs N years ef age. I am
happy ever the results received
trem the Human nake oven. DIR.
f.sughney's effiecs are always fiiled
With satisfied patirnts. His treat
meat quickly ilmhrrs up old folks.
Sincerely yours. NH. 4. l.. DUTY,
herdeaux. Wash.
nr. Loughney. Famous Dietltian.
Publishes New Book Free
10 You PoStpaid'
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name and address plainly. and you will
receive your book b., return mail. They
are wrapped and ready Go mail out.
>OfE-Dr. Lsughney's Rake Ovrn
Treatment effices are located At the
rorncr Of Fifth and Union. In the Crary
Building. Rooms st0-s1i-aie-si3-Jtl.
Dr.. LouEhncy u assisted by comp~tent
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AUTHOR OF SPOILERS"
LOVES ADVENTURE

Rex beach. author OF The spoil.
on," tho big film attraction jus,
completed aud due 90 start showingz
AZ tho Liberty hhor,iy. feels that %
write adventure one must frs, loye
IL. THIS ho has done And tha, is
why his tales ring true. He lived
close 10 tho heart OF tho Far North
and roaghed Il with tho characters
whom he later put into his book. A
college msn. a lawyer BY profession.
no has been lumherjack. team,
ster. mueker on n steam shovel
crew and a prospsctor for gold In
tho frozen wilderness. lie Ia wres
tier Of strength and ability. who
could hold hh own 81 a Erapple of
arms with the strongest profession.
ais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
-cnInNI,I

Lon CLANCY II featured IN while
Paris Sleeps" story Of Partisan
nigh, life. which Is appearing on
the Colonial screen now. The story
vs. dramatic and interesting Rsd Ia
said 20 carry a strong heart appeal.
Several STAN arc seen in supper,
OF CLANCY
The feature OF the new program.
starting Wednesday. Il 20 b. a pic.
ture entitled. who Are Ny Pa
rsnis7-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
HoRN.RrMMED sPncrAcLFs

were quito Ru falt as far hack a.
1914. This haa been definitely set
Tied by tho careful research work
on Hugo Ralllna production Of
Vanity Fair" IN which Aiabsi
Balm Is starred as Becky Sharp. d
Robert Mack. M "sir Pitt cnwloy. =
wears tho tortoise shells thruoui
the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
PRINCESS

Dorothy Phillips and RodoIph
valentino have the starring roles n
once TO Every Woman" Tho offer.
Ing az the Princess thea,er. TO show
until Tuesday night.
The Princess thcater'a new pro.
gram. starting "wednesday. viii
have two featured pho,oplnyr
Alas julius Caesar" one OF
Charles Rays latest pictures and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
PALACE HIP

a love story ~ an out OF the ordi.
nary Upe l. tho basis 81 Mad
Love. )" tho famous pola Sogri's dra.
matl6 picture now bsinS nrcn on
tho screen a. tho Palace Hip the.
alter u Involves the star In ,hs
lovslis Of two brothers and the
rn's Is dramatic and emotional
ore Miss NeEri 10 said 20 give ono
ot her best portrRyhis and shs 10
given the supper, OF several enp.
able players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
WINTER GARDEN

Tho story OF cowboy and HIS
ventures IN small Western town
Is tho basis Of Playing II wild. '
tho photoplay feature nj tho Winter
Garden theatsF now. William Dun.
can has the rolo Of 4 earetrco COW.
puneher who wins ownership OF
Tho towns newspaper thru a card
same and then fights for tho lovo
Of the daughter Of i;s former own.
or Edith Johnson Is secn In tho
leading feminine rnlr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
ToDAY'S PROGRAMS
SCREEN


CottsEUM-Rniph lewis In West
bound Limited"
hnEKTN-urtty Cempson and Hlch-
ard nis la The Woman With -Four
iacrs"
srRNNn-Mahei naiiin IN Vanity
taif."
nun MoUsE-'Ths Greatest Mca-
ace -
COLUMBIA - The spider and the
Rose" with Alice Lake and CASTOR
Glass.
CoioNfAI-"Nhile Paris sleeps"
WINTER GArnEN - Playing n
Mild" fcatui Is William Duncan
and Edith johnson.
STAGE
hhltlU-wili kinK presenting pet
ash aud rerimutter"
fANfAoES-Nariety vaudeville pre-
kram.
PALACE iIIF-Varisty yauds,ilie and
phetoplAy. fola NeEri In Mad
Love"
OLYMPIC - Musical comedy. yaade-
Vile. Eirl revue and pheteplny,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
TABLE SLAYER

Il Is no longeE considered good
form 10 make a display Of your IA.
HE silver. and those pieces that are
not In frequent use are hes, put
away where they win not tarnIsh,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
Bonus Demanded by
Farmers in England

nUNsTABLE. Ems July io.-Bcd.
fotdshlro farmers adopted resolutions
demanding a 20 cent bonus on wheat
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liberty

To save thousands Of men. WON.
en- and children from fate worse
than death, girl crook elects 60
aid district attorney IN his indi.
vidual campaign. unsanc,loned by
authority. against a rins OF male.
factors. Betty Compsou plays this
role IN a new Paramount picture
now showing az tho Liberty theater
The Woman With Four Faces. ="
II was adapted by George Hopkins
from a story hy Bayard Vclllcr.
Richard Dix is featured with Miss
Compson
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COLUMBIA

Ono Of tho most beautiful love
stories ever pictured on the screen
Is said 70 b. contained in Tho SPIT
der and the Rose" this weeks at.
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STRAND

The film version OF Vanity Fair, =
Thnckeray's novel which r. recognize.
ed as one Of the worlds greatest
novels. Il proving itself ono Of tho
most attractive pictures seen at the
strand with Mabel nailiu IN the
starring role-that OF tho famous
Becky Sharp who couldn't make her
eyes behave. and q number OF prom
inen' stars Including George Walsh.
Hobar, Bosworth. Harrison Ford ana
Eleanor Boardman. playing principal
roles Il Is said that tho characters OF
the picture are exactly what Thack-
cray meant them 20 b In his novel
Hugo BALM. husband Of tho star. Is
tho producer and regards The picture
as one OF his greatest achievements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
ASPARAGUS SAUCE

Hoilandaise sauce Is oScsllen, with
hot asparaguH and vlnaigretts
sauce with cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10
BLUE MOUSE

The story OF "rhe Greatest Men.
ace" tho present feature az the
Blue Mouse ,heatcr. IL said 20 bring
out n great truth about tho dope
traffic. II tells Of a young man
OF high family rank who becomes
an addle, TO drugs. He goes from
bad TO worse and Is accused OF a
crime no did not commit. A sister.
who has studied law. defends him
and tho boy Is being prosecuted by
his father. the district attorney. who
Is unaware. until tho day Of tho
trial. that the defendant IL his own
son. Many highly dramatic scenes
arc enacted IN tho story's develop
ment Ann Little wilsrod Lucas.
Robert Gordon ana several other
stars have principal roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10

Tho nallOanAtic.- Buster KsA,un's
big comedy success viii occupy tho
screen
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COLISEUM

The thrilling and dramatic story %
"westbound Limited" tho Emory
johnson production a, tho Coliseum
theaicr this week. IA built around tho
Ilfe Of n railroad engineer with his
unawerying loyalty m tho face Of
danger and hia unfailins courage and
love OF home. Ralph Lewis IA again
the star Of Johnson'a production and
sives n portrayal that Is IN every
way as good as no did in Tho Third
Alarm" and -in the Name OF tho
Law" his two hes, previous sue.
csssos Jswis has Ella Hall. John
ny Harron and several other stars in
his support in this picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-10

traction az tho Columbia theaicr
Love In the land % tho Henori'as
flashing swords and castane,a, is
said 20 be brought ost Ia all i,a
fiery passion Alice Lake and Gas
ton Glass enact tho principal parts
and have the support Of a good cnst.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21
FLOGG|NG P R D B T
WILL CO FORWARD.
IN FLORIDA TODAY
North Dakota Authorities To
Press Case Before Legis-
Iative Body

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 90
Legislative investigation of the death
of Martin Tabert of North Dakota
VIII be resumed here tomorrow with
the presentation of eight and pos
sibly more witnesses by representa-
tives of North Dakota in an effort
TO strengthen their charges that the
Noungstcr died in the private convict
camp of the Putnam Lumber com
pany at Clara, Fla, as the result of
an alleged brutal flegging admins
tered by Walter Higginbotham, in
stead of pneumonia, superinduced by
disease sas commended by the COM
pany.
The legislative committee which
has been holding hearings during the
past week, remained in recess today
pending the arrival of the remaining
witnesses.
Assistant Atty Gen. G. Crimson of
North Dakota was authority for the
statement this afternoon that he now
intended to take the testimony Ct DR.
T. Capers Jones, physician for the
lumber company. that if Tabert was
given SO blows in the condition he
wasNin he would have certainly died,
and attempt to show that he re-
ceived as many as 100 or 125 lashes.
Received Many Blows.
negro named Johnson, former
inmate of the logging camp. and a
former guard, Will testify, Crimson
said, that the boy was given that
many blows and that furthermore If
Taberts body is now buried in the
community cemetery at Clara as
testified by witnesses for the lum-
Der company. it has been disinterred
rs they Will testify, he said, that they
hNiped bury him under sapling
along the road near Clara. They will
testify, Mr.. Crimson stated, that the
boy nose was broken and that his
mead and body bore bruises and
decorations from the whipping
An important witness premised by
MIR. crimson was DIR. T. Baughn of
this city, who eXamined Tabert upon
his arrest here for beating his way
on freight train and before he was
sent to the private camp DR. Baughn
VIII testify, according to Mr.. Grim
son, that his examination disclosed no
evidence Of a. disease
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21
MASTERS SALE
Sheffield Iron Corporation
Naf}cA nf Sail.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
a Decree of sale entered IN the pistrlet
ern District Of New York on March Is.
1873, in certain cause pending In SAID
court entitled -Harbinson- Walker Refrac-
tories COMPANY, Complainant, against
Sheffield Iron Corporation defendant, IN
Ftuity No, 20-ltb," and 20 DEGREES Of sale
ancillary thereto entered IN the District
Court Of the United states for the North
ern District of Alabama, Northwestern nj
vision, on March 20, 1873 in a certain
cause there pending. entitled sHarbinson-
Walker Refractories Company. Complain
ant against Sheffield Iron Corporation,
District Court OF the United States for
the Middle District OF Tennessee, Nashville
Division. entered March - l9@J' IN a Ger
tain clause there pending, entitled Har-
binsou- Walker Retractofles company
Complainant. against Sheffield Iron Cor
poration. Defendant. in Equity No. 2b4ti"
T. Robert Lindsay Nathan. in and by said
decree Of the District Court of the United
STATS Tor the Northern district OF Ala
bana Northwestern Division, appointed to
he the Special Master therein
l.rrea to; wtll sell a. public auction
cield Iron Corporation in the City OF
Sheffield County OF Colbert state OF Ala
bana, on April ~, w., at II O'Clock
noon Central standard Itme), the prop
erty in said deefees described and there
IN difect ed 10 be sold, of which lie fol-
lowing IS BRIEF General Descriptions
The following property described in the
non to Bankers Trust Company, trustee,
dated September /, 1917, and recorded ID
hS H If!Syas p cotSrf oan AfABA
First Parcel: Parcel of land situated IN
section 20, Township u South, OF Range
situated in sections II. IS and fractional
Section 33, Township Il South, Of Range
COLBERT COUNTY. ALABAMA First
Parcel Parcels OF land situated in See
lion 10. Township 5 Range II second
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ADD NEW R0NDa

BRlDGTON, Conn. April 20-Fear-
ing the bonds of matrmony would
not prove strong enough to prevent
frivolous minded friends from sepa-
rating them before they could get
out of town on their honeym1 on, Mr.
and Mrs Percival N. Wilson linked
themselves with the added bond of
handouts after their wedding last
night Safety Commi ssioner Tyler.
who furnished the cuffs, denied ru-
mors that he had withheld the key
When last seen, he said. the pair,
riding out of Bridgeton. cuddled
close The bridegroom had the key
in his ring pocket.
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MOVIES TO %ID cuirRCuEs

CHICAGO, April .O.--Bettcr Coop
GRAFTON between movie theatres and
churches in the promotion Of COM
oined programs was urged by the ma
iional directors of the Motion Picture
Theatre Owners of America in eXecu-
tive session here today. Resolutions
were adopted repudiating reports that
movie interests were planning Il war
on churches because Of their blue law
activity.
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DR,G pEDDLEp cAUGuT

MONTREAL. April 2o.-Seizure by
the British authorities in mid -ocean
Of drug smuggler transporting
100000 worth of narcotics from Ger
many to Canada for distribution here
and in the United states was dis
clio sed by the police today
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EsyI.I.JEs NADIA IsoNis,rcs

WINNIPEG. April 2o.-The snow
laden waters of the Assiniboine ana
Ifcd rivers and their tributaries to-
day spread over central and south
crn Manitoba. driving hundreds or
families from their homes and mum
dating hundreds of acres of farm
lands. lee jams have blocked the
river at several points. In some see
lions a slight recession was reported
today
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WHERE MONEY GOES

ATLANTA. Ga, April 20.-More
money is being spent for the training
OF horses than the training of chill
dren il the United States. Bruce r.
Payne. president of Peaboff college,
Nashville, Tenn, declared in an ad-
dress at an alumni dinner here TO-
day III connection with the Georgia
State Teachers association conven-
ticn.
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,NArlcAA nEAiEs AcrInN

ROME. April 20.-Denial was given
at the Vatican today to a report that
Cardinal Gasparri. the papal secre-
tacy Of state, had taken amy action
whatever concerning the hunger
strike, In Ireland of DIR. Conn MUIR
PLY. who some time ago visited Rome
to lay the republican cause before
Pope Plus.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21
sALINGER CASE CALLED

NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-The
case of the government. against Ben
t. Saiinger. former vice president of
the defunct Midland Packing com
paGy of Sioux City. Iowa, was called
i'll United States district court today
and after st. clair Adams, attorney
for the defense, had concluded his
arguments for the release of Sal
niger, Judge Rufus e. Foster adj
journed court until next Monday,
when the government will present
its arguments.
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Flashes Off Wire
BUSINESS MAY HELD

MIAMI, Fla, April 20.-Willard
'&mpbeh, Miami business man, was
today ordered held in the Dade coun-
tN jail without bond for ten days on
a charge of being a fugitive from
justice. Campbell is under indict-
ment in New York ON charge of
obtaining $4,000 under false pre-
tense. the aftermath of an alleged
Liquor deal.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21
WILL DEi.oRT ANARCHIST

NEW YORK, April 20.-James
Larkin, Irish leader, who was ar
rested Thursday on Il deportation
warrant shortly after he had been
released on pardon from Sing Sing
Prison, where he was serving a five
year term for criminal anarchy, Will
be deported probably Saturday.
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GOuRAUD ACCEPTS

FARIS, April 20.-(By Associated
Press. )--General Gouraud has ac-
ccpted an invitation from the Forty
second division to attend their an
nual reunion at Indianapolis in July.
ana he expect d tosssf for the United
* stsfs ;sb u th, end ef June
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ACTRESS IN BANKRUPT

NEW YORK April 20.-Janita
Hansen screen actress, who predicted
when she was arrested last January
en- 4 charge of possessing narcotics.
that her career would be ruined by
this frame up, said petition in
bankruptcy TODAY. She listed liabil7
tiles Of sil.oo7 and said she had no
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21
NORWOOD
LEGAL
State of Alabama.

State of Alabama.
Jefferson County.
Estate of Lewis Coleman Morris. Deceased
Letters testamentary upon the last viii
and testament of said decedent having
been granted to the undersigned on the
10th day of April, 1922 by the honorable
j. T. Stiles Judge Of the PROBATE Court
of jefferson County Notice is hereby
given that all persons having claims
against said estate Will be REQUIRED TO
present the same within the 'ime allowed
by law or that the same VII he barred.
BESSIE JEMlSO& MORRIS,
~. ttin
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WANTED aIl-round machinist. mo
trouble). s5c. VIZ
Chemist with foundry experience
experienced rodlnen.
= First class painter
10 white form carpenters, 75c hour
combined.
70 white carpenter helpers. 30c, S5c hour.
Young man hotel clerk.
white auto chassis painter,
Front drug store man.
white parlor maids
white boys learn trade
Coiored man and wife, s6s MONTH house.
Colored chauffeur. colored truck driver
Colored boy and girl dishwashers
Colored porters, maids. Others
Producers Agency, 2f1s1s I'd Ave.
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MACHINERY REPAIRS

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any Sewing Machine during
tn. life of this ad for 81.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

CONTRACTING y BUILDING Is
and buildings. satisfac
ton guaranteed. Please notify Y. y.
BOX ~, Ayondale.
LET ME- DO YOUR BUILDING and re-
pairing. Will save you money. Phone
Main 1895 or write I. .. BOX 904 Biz
ming ham.
A. a CIlI y MY n U,Ip IN 30
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( living along the south bank of the Ten
4 nessee River between the mouth Of Spring
Creek and said described furnace site
| property.