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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
Widely Known Steel
Man Dies at Houston
(By The Associated Press

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. iT.-Paul G.
Fable. widely known in the steel
trade. through his connection with the
Thyssen Steel Works Of Duesseldorf,
Germany, died suddenly at his home
he'e today. II j. survived b. his wife
and two sons. Mrs. Fable. was Anna
hr. Schl.y. AM j. 4 relative OF Admiral
Sci, ey. hero OF he naval battle Of
Santiago in the Spanish American war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
Is Citizens Hold
Waste Gates Open
Try The Associated Prcss)

ALABAMA WASTE GATES. Los An
az les AIueduci, lnyo -. Calif.. NV.
III twenty-five Owens Valley citizen
raiders held the Los Angeles aauedu-t
canal waste gates hcre open during tie
night spilling the intake supply Wy
Los AnE les system -l-o the Owens
River. There were no untoward in-i-
dents during the night. the raiders
having held full sway since their pa.
seized the gates yesterday. according
10 Frank Lasky. gate keeper here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES

NINTON. Iowa. Nov. 17.-ROgcr Ste
wart. Is. quarterback on the Nirton
high school football team. died today
from q fractured veftehrae. sustained
in a football game n Ansmosa Satur-
day, lie was injured while attempting
to block a runner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
ROBBERS GET SIs.s00

'hi AGO. Nov. IL. Seven robbers
'ariy today invaded the Pershing Pal
ace Cafe and ballroom owned, by AL
Teainey. minor league baseball chief
tam, hound 2 watchman and blew open
the safe. Obtaining $l2,s0o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
Bishop Lynch Loses
His Race With Death

CHICAGO. N,v. ~. Bishop ! s"rh
Lynch ~ the Catholic diocese of nai-
las lost IN race across the country tn
nica Lynch who died here yesterday.
Funeral services viii 80 held ~ 81
Joseph. Michigan. Wednesday. mum
her ~ priests Of this city will attend
the services.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
JUDGE SNODGRASS DIES

COLEMAN. Texas, Nov. 1T.-Judge
r. l.. Snodgrass. 63. prominent local
atto-ncl who was srri,.:sn with paraly-
sis Saturday died today. Five children.
including y. l.. Snodgrass. attorney for
the Texas Live Stock Sanitary Com
mission. survive. The FUNERAL to be
held TOMORROW.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17

IN OUR
VALLEY
l p AT Mission last week they had a

~ "4H5toh isSl week thcy had "a
- fair
The fair was arranged and staged
under the auspices Of the Mission Amer
lean Legion.
" was good fair with plenty of en-
teftainment. The exhibits were yerv
tine, and there were many prize winners
IN fruit and other displays. A display
81 antique brio a-israc. arranged by Mr.
j. W. Holt. was unusually interesting
and attracted much attention.
All this has been told about in The
Herald. the prize list being carried in
The Sunday Herald
All Of which rem nda Us that The
he aid was the only newspaper 10 carr
accounts Of the Mission fair Il Sen, y
staff correspondent 10 Mission for TIA,
purpose
The Herald is endcavoring 10 csiab-
ishs'tsen firmly ms Valley wide new
|baper IN truth. To achieve this end
VIII requ re the expenditure Of a ,.rca.
deal Of money time and effort. Eut The
Herald believes that the Valley il cn
titled TO at least one good daily news
paper. and that is its ambitior-,o he
come great newspaper TO every sec
ten of the Valley.
May we have your support. your good.
wiily We assure the Valley az a whole
that we want il.
That was a pretty compliment paid 10
Grandmo,hcr Robertson up at McAllcn
the other day
Grandmo,her Robertson reached her
10th birthday. So Mrs. Roy n. Hardin
entertained fo- her with 4 grand
mothers party. Mr.. Bon H. Smith as
sisted the hostess in the playing Of old
love songs and hymns, SAYS an item in
the McAllen Press, Mrs. ". ". Stock
ton gave a reading. there was so-g by
Little Miss Ora Louise Hardin. and read
inrs by Misscs Mary Jane Stockton and
Eta Rice.
OF course. there was wonderful
birthday cake. and lighted AZ with tiny
iapers. Among the guests were Mes
danes Granger Smith. ST.. Calendar.
". z. Jackson. Clark. Pcas of New Jer
-yrv. 3. p. Armstrong, Bans. Odem and
Thigpen.
Announcement comes from Ncrccde,
that Marshall NcIlhcrny. publisher of
the Edinhnrg Review, has taken over the
Mercefcs Ncws-l Item. aud the news in
especially interesting in Cameron coun-
~ because Of the fact that Bishop
tlemeats. well known baseball player
formerly Of Brownsville and san Bcnito
will be connected with the paper IA
manager
Every baseball fan IN Cameron conn-
~. as well as in IIidalgo county. knows
and loves Bishop Clements. IIc has
been playing baseball here fDr nearly
eight years. spcad nE several summers
with organized leagues an the state
Bishop made his entry into thr me
chanical end Of the newspaper game a
Il ownSvilie. getting his first lessons IN
linotype operating ~ The Brownsville
Herald Later he was connected with
other newspapers. including The San
Benito Light.
The Herald is going 70 have booth
~ ,hc Mid Winter Fair. at EIarlingcn.
Come around and get acquainted
The In Fctia News. win ch was printed
temporarily az Mercedes, l. nov being
printed IL its own plant - - Fcria.
with Charles LaTurno. who established
the Mercedes News Item several wears
ago. IA editor ;rid owner. Mr. LaTurno
disposed of hi interest in the Mer-
cedcs paper 20 Marshall Ncllhenny of
Edinhurg
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
DEATH SENTENCES
FOR EVANS MURDER
(By The Associated Press y

NEAICo CITY. Nov. 17.-Aicjo Gar
cia and Francisco Ruiz have been SEN
tenced to death for the murder Of Mrs.
Rosalie Evans. the American born widow
OF British subject. who was killed last
August near her Hacienda in the state
of Puebla.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
WINTERS ICY HAND
HITS new YORK CITY
fBy The Associated Pres-D

NEW YORK. Nov. New YORK
last night felt the first noticeable pres
sure Of winter's ley hand Internit-
tent rain and light snow flurries were
made dcubly penetrating by 56 mile
gale The rain and sno. ended a ary
Speh which has continued unbroksr.
Tor ~ days except for light shower
last Thursday.
The drought began October 8 end
was marked by unusually warm. fair
weather
BOSTON, Nov Snow, driven BIZ
a strcng northwest wind so heavy ss 10
hiIni bclated pedestrians and singing
them with the cold blast. swept oyer
bost"n early today. giving the CITY i.s
ilfSt rests a winter and apparently
breaking the 30 day drought which has
established "A record. Since October z
only traces" Of precipitation have
Den recorded by the local weather bu-
rcau.
CHICAGO. Nov 1.-THE first snow
fall Of the season 20 whiten the ground
fell today. few youngsters who
dragged out sleds to Lincoln Park and
elsewhere were deceived as the prer;pi
tation was only about one-tenth of an
inch and melted soon. The snow fall
was confined to the Great Lakes and In
per Mississippi Valley, according 70 the
weather. bureau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17

Under the old law male Japanese
born in "A foreign country was permit
ted TO renouncc his Japanese citizenship
"a pto the are of II. If ~ failed to
renounce his Japanese citizenship be-
fore that time he wa -.lject ~ Ger
tain Japanese laws. including that Of
compulsory military service
The revised law provicts that Japan
ese born IN foreign countries where
birth gives citizenship. shall lose their
Jarancsc nationality from birth unless
formal action y taken 20 preserve their
rights TO Japanese citizenship.
The revised law is reported To have
been framed particularly u solve the
problems of Japanese horn IN the
United States who. while citizens az
the United States hy virtue of their
birth, piso have been regarded by
japan as japanese subjects.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
DUAL Citizenship
LAW IS ABOLISHED

TOXIC, Nov. lT.-An imperial ordi
nance was published yesterday direct
ing enforcement beginning December
Of law aholishing dual nationality
Of Japapcsc horn IN the -nitcd States.
Argentina. Brazil. Canada. Chile and
Peru.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-17
PUMPING MACHINERY

nv to Is h. p. Fairbanks Morse and
kreuger Atlas Oil Engines in stock.
Centrifugal Pumps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
Covered Wagons
Return a Success

The wonderful success OF its pre-.
micre showing in Seattle early last
fall was duplicated by Emerson
Hough's great epic picture. The Gov.
cred Wagon" az the Metropolitan
Sunday night. The crowds the pic.
ture drew 10 the thcater and the
praise IL won from the big sunday
night audience were take nby tho
management OF the Metropolitan as
assurance that the pictures return
engagement would be practically as
successful as It's first.
In "The Covered Wagon Is pre-.
scented n real true-to.history story Of
the opening of the great West. and
the dangers and hardships encoun.
tered and overcome by the hardy plo-
neers who trailed 5000 miles across
the country with the future OF Ameri.
ca their only thought. Should mo-
ton pictures ever take the place of
books in the public schools OF Ameri.
ca. Tho Covered Wagon" will be
the text for tho pioneer history OF our
country.
In addition TO It's historical educa.
tional value. the story told in the pic.
ture contains love interest that
rings true 10 life. Massive scenes
and thrills are also big features.
The players, principally Warren
KerriEan. Lois Wilson. Ernest Tor.
renee and Tully Marshall. do splendid
work in their Characterization which
viii not be easy 10 forget.-N. S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
Cynthia Greyaa
Cocooy Writes Of First Louo--Belieues That Lore
Does Come q Second Time


Dear Miss Grey: Can person love more than once? /
VIII ten oil my experience in to the question
was raised cowpuneher on the range in the Indian
territory, which Is now Oklahoma. had a sweetheart
VINO was typical cowgirl-bighearted bright and Jolly.
we both loved the world of people around us-regardess Of
color or breeding, had handshake and CHEEKY word
Tor all and for five years first pals and then
Sweethearts Then there into our lives She
ana not love him. but he had money and position against my
nothing and he influenced her parents who forbid her
me.
For long while correspondent in the romantic fashion
Oh YOUTH thru the medium of hollow oak tree but in
ne we came to that this could not go on so talked
the matter over IN the way of lovers and decided that the
ung Tor me to do TO 60 away and get another Job
work awhile and back for her. In the meantime she
to overcome as best she might obstacles at home and wait
for me- She was not of age and dared not take her
with me-
So one fine morning in May stuck spurs TO my horse
and rode away We had promised to correspond. but
ceyed no replies TO my letters and the report got to her
somehow that had committed crime and been sent 10
prison. My letters kept from her and time went
on, and making preparations for my brde-to-be.
ceved the announcement of her marriage this other
She had lost faith in my honorable return.
Life looked dark TO thenway back in the ninetes
but have since married and love the girl who caught my
heart the rebound told her my story and she loved
She has borne eight beautiful children and are
all happy.
From experience believe that love does than
once SEC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
Wins
dtOrpheum
c dy Character
Artist Headlines
New Show

chic" sale. alone IN his class
as a character drlineaior Of rural
types. headlines tho now vaudeville
show NJ tho orphsum and 20 ray
that he brings down the house Is
putting Il mildly.
With an old-fashloned nchoolroom
setting sale conducts tho Friday
afternoon exercises" and in the
characters OF the teacher. tho over.
grown boy. the country giri and the
old village cornet player De Is ll,tle
less than n riot.
Sales Offering r. success he.
cause he portnys the Typical coun.
try school, familiar from experience
10 many 81 his audience.
George MacFnrlanc. assisted By
Herbert c. Lowe and Margaret
walker In n delightful mclangc OF
music and dancing. have one Of tho
beat acts Of IS kind 90 como this
way this season. MacFurianc. a
baritone. sings several ballad songs.
while Miss Walker dances well and
has some distinctive costumes. Lowe
is az the piano.
Franker Wood and Bunec wyde.
in the stiles, kind Of burlesquc.
win their share Of laughs Ii shisif
skit OF four scenes. Funny songs
and costumes and Eddie" a erin.
son-nosed baritone. help the comedy
along.
Sam Lewis and Sam Dody have
one funny song that practically
comprises their act Unlimited
verses are Forthcoming and besides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
NeU Drama
Is Triumph
"Scaramouche' One
Of Years Best

superb acting, magnificent and
fuuttttudfuuus settings and "a real plot
make "Scarnmouchc. q which opened
az the Blue Mouse theatcr this week.
an outstanding release Of tho i925,2A
season, II Is enmly one OF the three
best pictures which have been shown
in Seattle In The past twelve month.
Three star feature players. Lewis
Stone. Alice Terry and Ramon No.
yarro. head the large east. but tho
mob'a the hero just as the wagon
train Is the hero OF THE Covered
Wagon" which made n record In AZ.
tendance on its initial appearance
here and which Is now filling "a re-.
turn engagement az the Metropolis.
tan. Rex Ingram has incorporated
some OF tho most outstanding mob
scenes IN "Scarnmouche. over pro
dnced. and tho French revolution
takes on new tone OF reality for
students OF history and the average
citizen OF America.
Some Of the best bits Of tho nam.
moth Metro feature arc the char.
actcr studies Of actual pcrsonhgcs as
ISOLATED with the rebellion Of tho
pcasantry. la "Robeapierre' with the
siiff neck Roy Coulson as the royo
luton leader. Jean Paul Marat," and
Edwin Argus a. Louis XVI" but
FOR real character portrayal. tho palm
must 10 20 Georgo seiEmann. who
plays the unforgcttahlc role OF
Georges pantou.' poekmarked and
brilliant idol % tho masses.
There Is nothing ropulslve IN the
roles Or "scaramouchc. which de-.
iracted somewhat from ''Thc Hunch.
back Of Noire Dame. a kindred film
play Tho flashes Of suffering peas
ants worse than animals. are hideous
and horrible. and their presence IN
woven clear thru the film. but they
excite pity rather than horror or NOR.
bid enchantmrut
Henri LeBel. orr o. the best Of
Scaule's theaisr musicians. rises 20
new heights IN leading tho orchestra
AZ tho Blue Mouse this week. with a
special score. complied by Emo
Rape" teR,l has evolved n seven.
minute spociai prologue and 10
minute interlude with sololst. and
vocal duets which are outstanding in
the annals 81 thsater speeiai,isE here.
l.. NJ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
Sheriff Legalizes
His Adopted Name

Mateo Starccvis passed into tho
great beyond legally Monday. or
course. he had ceased to exist years
ago. when friends OF the youthful
and energetic deputy sheriff at Ra.
vensdalc cut the name down 20 Matt
Starwicn. But Sheriff Star-vich lie.
gally changed the name TO Matt
starwich saturday. when he went
thru the formality Of court order.
lie was naturalized October 30. 1894.
In la Sale county. Illinois. under
the name of Matt Starwich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
Zane Grey
Story Wins
Tom Mix Is Virile
Western Hero

THE Lone Star Ranger" Zane
Greys great story on the screen,
with Tom Mix in the title role,
is one OF the most intensely in.
terosting pictures OF oinematie his
tory.
AZ the first flash Of the title
the play begins to unfold and from
then on. thru series OF tremen.
dously thrilling aud absorbing
events. Il never fai,ers til {,
reaches it's climax. which prccedes
the final curtain by only about two
minutes.
The Million Dollar Heilig Is show
ing this latest OF Tom Mix's plays
this week. and along with the new
orchestra under Leon Greenman
and an excellent comedy. IL makes
a splendid presentation for the
"show.shoppers."
The orchestra Is playing n Jazz
concert in addition 10 their accom-.
paniment 10 the play. A. the Lone
Star Ranger" progresses Grcenmaui
demonstrates that he thoroly under.
stands the assembling OF good
musical score for picture that
Is all action II will be interesting
10 watch his work with dramas OF
other types.
In the Lone Star Ranger" there
is not one noncssentiality; IL a
spectator misses single subtitle
or fraction OF scene he has missed
something OF interest--the play.
as II is on the screen at the Heilig.
has been SO we'll made and edited.
Billy Dove furnishes the love
element" but it's merely incidental
10 the real plot. Ono wonders
why IL is included. yet one
wouldn't have II taken out.
Tom Mix appears as lust a
man" and he makes a mighty good
one. Not once. does he try TO be
funny; rcsult--the most convincing
role he has had
Tho program as whole Is ex-
ceptionally well.balanced and pleas.
ing
II you like westerns" OF the bet.
ter kind. go and see the Lone
Star Ranger" It's playing until
Friday night.--M. b. V.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11

found In France. many years
ago. the supreme aids TO beauty and
20 youth. was a plain girl. and they
made me the rnge OF New York. And
now. after 40 years in the limelight,
they keep me beauty still All who
meet me on the stage or elsewhere
marvel At my youthful bloom.
have brought the same results
TO many. So / know these same
helps can bring millions multiplied
beauty and perennial youth. Now ]
have arranged so all who wish may
get them. And / am taking time TO
tel The facts abotit them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
Ask State Aid for
Neglected Children

Failure OF the state TO maintain
institutions for the unfortunate chill.
dren OF neglected. and errant pa.
rents is deplored in the annual re-
port OF the Seattle juvenile court.
A total Of / 1909 cases went thru the
court during the year.
Records show 423 OF the defend.
ants" were children neglected by pa.
rents and left TO shift for them.
selves" waywardness has increased
since the war. but social control Is
improving. the report maintains.
Parents are warned 10 guard the
"joy.riding procllvities" OF children
between 10 and II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
My White Youth Clay

This is a white. refined clay, amaz-
ing and delightful in results. II has
been perfected by 20 years Of scien.
tiflc study.
Many OF you know what clay does.
Even the crude and muddy olays so
many are still using. They purge the
skin Of all that clogs and mars It..
They bring a new complexion, rosy.
clear and clean. They firm the skin.
combat all lines and wrinkles. re
duce the pores. You see everywhere
the youth and beauty that results
from clay.
But my white Youth Clay Is vasly
more efficient. II is the last word in
facial clay. Many women. with one
application. seem to drop ten years.
The cost is SO cents and 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
NITA LEAyEs srAGE

MIA Naldl has begun work nt the
Paramount West Coast studio in Her.
bert Brenon's iatsst Paramount pro.
duction, THE Breaking Point" For
some weeks before going West she
had been on the vaudeville stage.
She viii share honors in che new
picture with Patsy Ruth Miller. Matt
Moore. George Fawcett and Theo.
dore Won Eltx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11

Does the government guarantee
depositoFs against losses IN the case
az the failure % national hank ?
No. tao tho gpprFnwcHt ererciacs
close supervision over nof'oHal
bauks--a faef that f,nds 70 iEslVe
snfctV 70 arpodtors-ihe eorerH-
meut does NOT guarantees fhc safety
Of ne deposits Or make good any
losses occasioHcd by failure
Are there more smiths Or Cohens
in New York city,
Nctc Yorks latest city directory
lists approximately $500 CokrHs gnd
cohns und $500 Smiths and
SmNthA URiqae among the CITIES
OF America fs Bipihc. Cal The
place has a population Of 1900. but
30 citizens named Smith or Jones
How Is LIQUID air producedf
Air Is coRpFesscd 10 a high pres
sure. The heat produced ~ con-
preston Is rcmorcs and ~ com-
prcsed air oiiotCrs to cFpand thru
a rair~. This produces cold The
cold Of fhc escaping ar q Wscd 20
cool fhc Incoming Comprcssrd afr
bp q heat Interchange. This ereR-
fualiy renders tho Temperature e
the rsirs 80 iotr that a part Of TIC
DIR u hquafted ~ sopie plants the
cfficteHev 10 Increased by causing
TIC expanding air 10 10 uork w an
erpuHsion en0tHe. 4 gallon Of iiqpsd
cir con b. produced ~ the cEpcHdi-
,ure Of about 70 horseporcr hours
sriihouf an expansion engine.
How fas; does the vild duck ny'
About 80 mncs an hogr.
How old IS the use OF poison Eas
In warfarcf
The first recorded use Of suffo-
catiHg gases 10 iearfare uas about
gsf u. O.. irhen sulphur fumes nerc
used In bcsic0ing ciii>s Of Piatee
and BeIinus Ia the war bei,oceH tho
AfheHsi1Hs aud the SpariaHA
How Is tho wealth OF the United
States distributed
Recently published figures Of a
sfatisiieian Of conservative rtens
shor that The rich" re per ccHt Of
tn people, oteH about 50 per cent
Of the ,ceaiih: the middle class u.s.
per cent otrH IS per ossi, and the
poor otcn 5 per cent,
How are dust webs formedg
There Is no such thing az dust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
NEWSPAPER oEEIcE

Allan Dwan reproduced a corner Of
the city room of the New York World
for scene IN "A Society scandal"
which has just been completed with
Gloria Swanson IN tho stellar role
NJ the Paramount Long Island stu.
do. The studio art department made
a study Of the real room before be.
ginning work on the set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11

iccb, So,rallfd ~dusf iccbs7 arc made
~ ordinary spiders 10 corscfs
tchcFr they collect diri and dHAi.
What d tho longest baseball
game on record7
That hctwern HfookigH ard Bos-
toH. Mav I. 1890. ichieh iocnt 20 IN
nsngs. each fcaus scoring oHr run.
How much butter fat y there in
10 pounds Of huttrr7
The lat0 rrqaircs al buticr 70
coHfain 80 per ccHt Of buftrr fat
Thcrcforr. 10 pounds Of butter
should contain cighi pounds Of fat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
NV Youth Cream

4. My cold cream was perfected by
French experts. / call IL my Youth
Cream. II contains both lemon and
strawberry. Also all the best that
science knows 10 foster the fine tex.
ture OF the skin.
/ use Il after the clay. Also as
night cream. Also daytimes as a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
LmERrY coLIsEuMsTRAND

owen Moore. sydney Chaplin and
Sylvia Dreamer are The stars now
AZ tho Coliseum They're IN Tier
Temporary Husband" a new com.
edy-dramA.
Zane Grry's story. Heritage %
tho Desert" f. occupying tho Lib
oriy screen with Bebc Daniels,
Ernest Terrence and Lloyd Hughes.
corinne Griffith and Conway
Tearlc arc SIN on the Strand
screen, Black oxen being held
over Tor another week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
DIDN'T FOOL WHEY!

Husband-one night while you
were away heard a burglar. You
should have seen me going down.
stairs three steps at a time.
wife-why, was he on the roof.
then?-Tit.Bits Gondonl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-11
T0DAY'S PROGRAMS
s1uITN

BI.tE MorsE-eH cafamonchs" With
Alice Terry. Ramon Navarro and
fsaWis stone.
MItIION-DoLI.AH HEIIIO 49, Tom
NiE ard Hiiiis Dove IN ''Ths Lone
star Ranger
METROPOLITAN 49, The Covered
Wagon"
COLUMBIA sporting YOUTH vith
Reginald Denny.
COLONIAL why WORN e. starring
Harold Lloyd.
WINTER GARDEN - clara RimbAii
rouaE IN The Worldly Madonna.
LinEnTN--''Ths Heritage Of the
Dreamer ard SIDNEY Chaplin in
Her Temporary Husband"
COLISEUM Owen Moore. sylvia
Desert pith Bseo Daniels. Ernest
ToFrencs and IAoyd Hughes.
sTRsND-'Biaek oSsn."
MAHKET-Jseki. coorun IN oliver
TNiHi"
STAGE
pANTAGES - vaudeville, featuring
Hughes and Merritt and Richard
uatvmAn's Kings 81 the Forest"
oRPHEuM vasdsyiils. featuring
'-Chic" sale.
PALACE HIP-wiii King ard COM
pany 10 BE Yourself