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CENTRAL
yesterdays Wife"

For the first three days Of next
week 0randall's Central will pre-
sent Yesterdays WIFE" starring
Irene Rich and Eileen Percy, sup
ported by Philo Mccullough and
others. This is a romance Of two
hearts that beat as one but which
are torn apart by the divorce
courts; a little quarrel that could
have easily been mended but
I wasn't so the plot thickened.
Our Gang in Commencement
Day" and short reels complete
the first bill Of the week.
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scene hau InaneuV5Ttu my eIltlI5 atOenVIoH' - -.
Child's No 2, on New York avenue, where the
catapulting was reported to be faster and DETER.
when a vigorous thump struck the shoulder.
Some hidden instinct, some subtle divnation by
the subconscous, made me turn my head
my name is Vernon Gray, of the Paramount
forces here" said a man of slight stature for such
an unusually stiff thump. "Mr. Thomas Meighan,
star Of thousand successes film and stage, now
under the Famous Players banner distribution by
Paramount in all fIrstrun houses, passing In
his car enroute to the hotel and though 1t was
raining and the shades were down he spotted you
as type. Will you accept contract?" he asked.
handing me a cigarette.
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CHAPTER III.

Contract! "A perfect type! Those magic words
Upon learning Finishing
Meighan taking
background" said
the type, though" interposed Gray
a type right" chtmed Secretary Campbell
a said Meighans physician.
type" valet
the Director
land
Meighan
right Smith, you'll do" he said
I elated.
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Outdoor Resorts
COLONIAL BEACH
Steamer st. Johns.

There will be a bathing beauty
contest held on the board walk
at Colonial Beach, between Q
and 4 p. NJ next Sunday. The
first prize will be $40 and the
second prize IS. The steamer
Charles Manchester is making
four trips each week to Colo
NAL Beach, leaving the Sew
enth street wharf TUESDAYS.
Thursdays and Sundays at 8
a. M, and Saturdays at 2:3O
p. m. On every trip of the
st. Johns there Is free dane
ing on board, both going and
returning, to music by Meyer
Davis Orchestra. On Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays the
st. Johns leaves the Seventh
street wharf at tbs for the
forty.mile moonlight trips, re-
turning to the city about II,
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AMBASSADOR
'eWine of Youth"

Eleanor Boardman, Pauline
Garon, Johnnie Walker and
Creighton Hale are the featured
players in Wine Of YOUTH" a
Metro Goldwyn production to be
shown for the first time locally
at Crandall's Ambassador the
first three days of next week.
A new comedy, Bright Lights"
also.
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COLUMBIA
Gloria Swanson.

"Manhandled," starring Gloria
Swanson, will be held over for a
second week. beginning Sunday, at
Loew's Columbia. The popularity
Of the STAR combined with one OF
the best stories she has ever been
favored with. has, made this a
record attraction for the Loew
house. .,
The attraction following Man
handled" will be Rex Ingram's,
The, Arab" filmed abroad, and
featuring Ramon Novarro and
Alice Terry.
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CHAPTER III.


of
Committee Alaskan
I
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Dagmar's Bob

Have you seen Dagmar Godow-
sky's new bob? IT is both fear.
fully and wonderfully shingled.
The hirsute masterpiece was de-
signed by Natacha Rambova, Val
entino's wife. The front strands
are clipped to form curved side.
burns and the back is severely
shingled. A glimpse of the ear is
seen between the sideburn and
the boyish bob.
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CHAPTER I.

Chld restaurant at midnight not long
hundred others by the catapulng
hot head and
heard a limousine bark out
take that mans name"
thought physics Of the hot cakes
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Irving Thalberg has made an
addition to the cast of 1.-THE Great
Divide" in Wallace Berry. Alice
Terry and Conway Tearle play
the leads.
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PALACE
Blanche Sweet.

Blanche Sweet. whose enact
ment Of the role Of Eugene
O'Neill's anna Christie" was one
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relations than my acting ability though that wasn't
bad either, come to think OF it.
On this occasion I am to speak of we were
shooting scenes for 'The Alaskan"-Meighan and
myself There were some others in these scenes,
but for purposes Of this narrative they need be
mentioned only once, which is much as their
abomnable acting entities them to.
There Jim Ring, of The Times, down there
on my sufferance,: grabbing the closeups and gem
orally ingratating himself. Meighan gives Ring the
Eat part, and right here want to say that 'pull'
counts for more in the movies than years Of
struggle and study. ,,y% ,.,.
Here am type, everyone agrees, and Ring
who IL Ring? Certainly moi ElitM ~
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Mr.: Philips In
the Old

Mr. Philips In Ring? Certainly
Old happens to be married girl
Bograph Days. there you 80 -
the
Frank Daley another stripping whose claim the
brother dramatic
orally in S,ts .
Let right hire that resOurcefulne the thing
parts and me with nothing do but register
accorded
Though there isn't drop Indian blood
without saying
liows eyeryhing shouted pOnblan Meghan caught
oldtimer off guard. He couldn't 80,
Continued TomorOwl I'd.
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'Between the hours Of and p M. Tuesday August IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04
NO. 28-EVERYBODY IN FREE

and l suppose you lay cggH and
sing sweetiy and do eyeythlpg That
birds do" went on the fairyman he.
yerrly
"Oh. no. We don't DO any Of those
things" said both tho squirrel boys
hafhfully I'VE gueaa we're not ilHo
birds az an. Mister Zip"
Except that you want something
for nothing" SAID Mister ZIP. 4
see
Then be went on more kindly, II
don't suppSse you two boys thought
you were doing anything dishonest
Rut you were ldHt the Same no n
you had bought something and not
paid Tor a."
Were ha sorry an wo can bcf'
said scampcr And wen giyo you
an the rest of our vacation money
We were only In FUN. Mister ZIP.
honestly wo were"
"weu. n you are really and truly
sorry" said the fniryman. you may
stay"
Nancy and Nick had slipped of
and now they came back with more
news.
"say. Mister Zip." cried Nick,
what do you Think We Just saw
wally and WHY and woody Wood.
chuck come into Happy Go Lucky
Park thru tunnel they dug from
their underground house. They all
got In Tor nothing"
Hopping rain toadsF' cried the
falryman In dAmhy. whatever
shall do7 am ruined, Now I
can never make my fortune"
suddenly Nancy had an idea.
why don't you let everybody como
In for nothing. Mister zip7" sho
said. Then stacks and stacks OF
people VIII como and they'll all
spend money on good things 10 cat
and on having Il good time. You'll
make twice an much"
Hopping rain toadsT' craid tho
f.lryman IN Elec. what a wise
head you have. Nancy. That's Just
what I'll dor
10 lie Continued
Copyright 1884. X. y. 4 ssryiss. Incl
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about her, and he pressed his lips to

about her. and he pressed his lips to
hers.
Pavlof. who watched from the
mouth OF the dugout. grunted softly,
as IL in reflection of his masters
passion. Pete made one uneasy move
In the shadows, but he was not yet
sure of his course. and preparations
we're not yet complete, so he paused.
waiting for what might befall.
Dorothy struggled in a sudden frenzy
of hate and scorn, as IL tho kiss had
ravished her integrity. For n single
Instant Ivan held her holplcss-Jast
long enough TO show her no was her
mastcr--then no let her go.
"Ohl" she brcathcd. you wouldn't
dare
She halted because she was afraid
TO go on. Ivan was fully Weakened
now. lilo was shaking Off tho last
vcstigcs OF his convontonallty rs "A
dog shakes off water, and with II
went tho veneer that Western civil.
izatlon had bestowed upon him. This
rock.ribbed waste OF barrcns beside
the sea had always possessed a deep,
stirring appeal for him: and tonight
no yielded to II as never before. 1t
called TO his deeply hidden primitive
side, and what was left him, there In
the weird freight, WINS altogether
Asin.
Tho racial difference. sho had seen
In him had been vague and OF not
great Importance before; but now
they ostrnngod her and terrified her.
Continued In our next issuc)
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"rhe very ideaT' said Mister zip.
when tho Twins told him what
scampor and Scramble Squirrel had
done. III those squirrel boys are
getting into my park FOR nothing.
sliding down trees tho way they do.
and the mole boy u getting ia by
digging tunnels under tho fence. ne
no wonder I'm not making my for,
tune. shall have 20 put a stop 10
Il at onccg'
So be hunted an over his nmuse,
mcnt park until hc found the SOUR
rcla. They were buying peanuts N
tho peanut stand.
rive rot q nickel left for butter
milk" said scampcr 90 Scramble.
80 have l." said Scramble 10
seamper.
or course. you'll think Il queer
that they were not buying lemonade
or soda water or ice cream cones
bat squirrels loyo buttormilk much
better than any OF them.
Mister zlp and Nancy and Nick
heard them
Il think n you have n nickel len,
you'd batter give u 20 mo 20 pay
your way In" said the fairyman.
what forT'' asked Scramble.
you came IN down tho nycamoro
tree" said Mister ZIP. 'and that's
not allowed. The sign says Birds
and Babies Free but you arc not
birds and you are not babies, either,
10 you viii have 10 pay me. II
doesn't say anything about squirrels
getting In free"
The only difference between us
and birds" said Seampcr brightly.
Is that we've got FUR and they've
got feathers"
Hopping nlin toadsT' cried Mis-
ter Zip. II suppose you could uy
across tho ocean then"
'oh. MOI Wo couldn't do that"
admitted Scramble Squirrel.
And / suppose birds have four
feet" said Mister Zip.
"oh. no, We don't mean that.
either" taid Scnmpcr Squirrel.
hiuahinE 10 tho end OF his nose.
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Pete vstchcd tho slow unfolding Of
th1 drama.
CHAPTER NIX
Tho Dead Has Risen
IVAN turned abruptly from Sar.
4 chef and smiling family In ap.
peal, stcppd la front OF Dorothy
Her vide-opcn eyes fixed on his thin.
stark white face. bat her expression
dii not change. and sho was % bar.
fled and cstungcd at what had oc
CURED that az first shc seemed hardly
aware of him. lie reached Tor her
hands but she put them away from
him.
Don't draw away" he urged
quickly iio spoke softly, now Tor
her ears alone. Dearest. you must
forgive me-"
= can't forgive YOU" Was her
subducd answer She sopkc without
infection, almost In that muttercd
monotone with which ono talks IN
slcep.
"Nou must. It's the only possible
course. You must realize that I
don't expect you 90 forget right away
even 20 vindieatc me until I've AZ
least won you 20 my point of view
but you must forgive. Don't you
sec u was al for your
II am aware that I charged Peter
with n crime no didn't dO=that I
caused him 10 flee. and that while he
was gone no died But Dorothy
this world Il OF the living when
people arc dead they cease 20 be. no
far as tho living world Is eorccrncd
You have found happiness IA me-
don't lose Il again Tor an cvil done
long ago. Don't lct the dead pas,
shadow tho living present
Every man does wicked deeds,
only most OF them don't get caught
Many and many n man wants 20 do
wicked deeds that he doesn't dare "a
do-to gain his ends. other men
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LETTER FROM LESLIE FRIES
CoTT TO RUTH ELLINGTON.
CONTINUED

Tho first year OF Jacks and
my married life was comparatively
happy. aiiho we had 20 make many
adjustments. Tho second year. you
know. dear little Jack came 20 me.
after my serious Illness. and ] found
out about tho pearls. q wish Karl
had never conceived tho romantic
idea OF collecting thcm.)
II was not until tho beginning Of
the third year that found out that
little Jack was my husbands own
child. / forgayc him this, but now.
seeing how Jack acts about the
pearls. am wondering n would
have forgiven Jack II tho whole
scandal had become public property.
and my pride hurt as well MS my
faith In Jack.
You know. dear. you said you
thought | should tell Jack IL had
the slightest idea he would hear
II from anyone else. Your intu-
ition was correct. but Ruth. l did
not expect that would DO stabbed
In the back by my own sister. and
II never occurred TO me. even IL
someone else told my husband. that
when he heard tho truth OF the
whole story. he would accuse me not
only OF disloyalty TO himself but 20
the very name OF wife.
was so happy. dear, TO think
that Jack and could not say when
our third anniversary came around
that with all the stress and storm
OF the last three years. VIC had
really never had great difference
difference that lasted over -
hours. Then. tho very last day and
afternoon. biff-bang--au every
thing went up in smoke.
II Just seem as tho / am tar
get of the anonymous letter writer.
! wonder II everybody gets two or
three anonymous letters in his life.
Usually these letters nre more or
less a tissue OF lies. and I think II
is about the meanest way in all the
world OF breaking tho ninth com
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/ have betrayed him. Could any
thing be worse?
Oh, Ruth. don't know what TO
do. II should tell Kari what has
happened. II should show him the
letter which Jack. IN his excitement
did not ask mo 10 return TO him,
Karl would never marry Alice-and
that would complieate matters fur
thor.
think perhaps tho best thing Of
all Is 10 have regular showdown
between Alice. Karl. Jack and my
solf-and you, my dear. because you
know so much about it-all together.
and simply have tho matter settled
once for all. Just now. however. /
am too worried about my father.
and too hurt and unhappy TO think
II would DO worth the trouble.
II dad were well would go TO
him and tell him the whole thing.
He would understand. But my dear.
gentle mother would probably never
be able to believe that one OF her
daughters had done such n thing
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Proposals will be received By the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington. -.
G., until 10 o'clock n, m. August 10.
1924. for delivering oil pumps, rub
Der cement, rosin, varnishes and
paints. etc. TO the Navy Yard. Puget
Sound. Wash. Apply for proposals
10 the Supply officer. Navy Yard.
Puget Sound Wash. or TO the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
DAVID POTTER. Paymnster General
Of the Navy. 7-2G-24.-Advertise.
mcnt
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have whole quartcr.pint OF tho
most wonderful skin whitener. soft.
cner and beautlfier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lem.
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Famous stage beauties use II 10
bring that clear. youthful skin and
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freckle. sunburn and tan bleach. You
must mix this remarkable lotion
yourself. II can not be bought ready
to use because II acts best immediate.
~ after It is prcpared.--Advcrtise.
ment.
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The Tdmgle


mandmcnt and bearing false witness
against ones neighbor.
In my casc. however. tho story
happened TO DO true. but even tho
| suspcc; that my own sister wrote
Il. her pen was tipped with tho
venom OF Jealousy. and sho In
tima,ed that Karl and ! were stili
lovers.
Can anything be moro terrible
than the tragedy that has como TO
me7 Like lightning out OF clear
sky find that my sister has be-
traycd me. and my husband thinks
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MAKES NO CAMPAIGN

James Cleveland LonGstrect, OF
Port Townsend. said today he would
flo for the democratic nomination
for congressman from the Second
Washington district. now represent
cd by Lin Hadley. Of Beiiingham.
lie said he would not make an &C.
tive campaign. merely filing his can.
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nrcIN lIl.ur To-Day

Peter Ncwhaii. Augusta. Ca. flecs
90 Alaska. after being told hy Ivan
lshmin. Russian Niniinist. he had
drowned Paul Sarichef lshmin's
secretary. lshmin and Peters wife,
Dorothy. had urgrd aim 60 SO 60
South America, tie Joins Rig chris
Larson Ia response 10 "a distress
signal az sea. swing Larson his sea
Jacket Their launch hits rocks. lar
son's body is buried as NcWhalrs.
Peter, rescued, finds injuries have
completely changed his appearance,
Dorothy and lshmin 80 60 Alaska
90 return Peters body, They do not
recognize Peter la their head guide.
A storm strands them az the grave.
CHANG name" message from a
svance, Dorothy believes 10 be from
Peter telling her 60 accept lshmins
ried by native priest Peter gives
Them best wishes. Paul Sarichcf
appears on tho scene.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
You knew l was here, or course
the squaw described me, and you
guessed who II was2"
''No. You know ] wouldn't have
come II Ia known that. II I'd known
Il was you. l don't know why
came-except IL was just because /
couldn't help it,"
Ivans vivid eyes opened wide,
then the lids dropped again. "Out
with Il. man. You've cooked your
goose and have done all the damage
you can. Is Il blaekmailT II not,
what are you doing here7''
Sariehef Strengthened and sighed
81 was living on the other side OF
the Peninsula. You know that-and
a few nights ago-I heard some one
cali me--some one told me 10 come
here"
you've good ears 10 hear across
the Pcninsular'
Il don't expect you 10 understand"
Sariehef returned with some dignity.
I'm trying TO tell you-just how Il
was. A few nights ago l got tho
idea that some one wanted me-
herc-,hat some one was calling me.
II came Just as clear as an actual
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with Lemon
The only harmless

The only harmless
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skin white is 20 mix
tho juice OF two lem.
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which any druggist
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cents. Shake well In
a bottle. and YOU
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voice. ! tried 20 turn away and ais.
regard ~, but somehow l couldn't
Paul Sarichcf. Paul Sarichcf' tho
voice kept crying it told me TO
come here 20 this very spot You
know how man obeys bunch.
That's what Il was. gucss-a hunch
but couldn't disregard a."
The grim smile fiickcrcd az Iyan's
mouth again. GLOW many nights
ago was thisr'
-Four nights ago, I started the
next morning. and half way across !
met old Sindy. with her hack loaded
with grub. She told me there were
people here. needing help. and I Of
fercd 90 carry her pack ON over and
let her so hack,
-Four nights aEor' Ivan TUNED
and met the girls fixed. startled
gaze. Dorothy. DO you remember
what happened four nights agog'
"rhe soanecr' tho girl answered
duly.
THE seanec! You haven't forgot,
WE AAhN ANAf AAAaAh NNA AahfA 70
speak 90 Paul sariohcf-and that
Fortune Joe called him7 You rcmem.
her how all Of us felt tho tension as
be broadcasted that silent cnll7 Sari.
chef was not in tho spirit world. but
he answered just tho same, lie
came. and he doesn't know why.
Was u hypnotism or some other
occult thing. or was Il just black.
mail-who can say7'
But tho wonder OF this mystery
could not long obscure tho real b.
sues that faced this baffled trio In
the fires glow. They stood silent. as
II listening 90 the sea and tho wind.
but their thoughts moved In sweep.
ing circles. The two packers. curl
Gus but wholly falling 20 understand.
moved and rustled in tho darkness
like Wild beasts. and enveloped In a
deep. strange calm that was reflected
in his immobla face and quiet eyes.
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dldacy and letting nature take its
course.
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Pushing Back the Wall

"THE cast territory coOered
4 BY these lines at once strikes
tie O6sovn, and some conception
may be had Of the Importance Of
the long distance feleph0nc in the
business 1corH ofM eat."
This was the contemporary
comment of scientific journal
on the long distance telephone
service of 1890. The "vast terri
tory" ended with Pittsburgh on
the west and Washington on the
south. Along its frontier stood
wall of silence.
No such barrier now confines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-04

as ! am sure Alice has done.
Jack has sent me no word since
] camo over here.
Copyright. 1924. by Seattle starr
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the voice of man. To places and
people he has never even seen
fly his wirc-bornc thoughts.
Over distances which it would
take him days to travel his words
speed in an instant.
The 90, 900 miles of toll wire
ofISoohavc grown tomore than
100000 miles carrying a daily
average of more than 1000, 900
long distance conversations.
Thus has the wall of silence
been pushed back to the edges
ofthc continent. In its place is a
nationwide telephone service.
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TOMORROW; The letter contin.
ted
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Pete vs,,hed tho slow unfolding Of
ihu drama.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07
LITCHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stockholm Of
New York are passing their vacation
at their summer home on the pond
road. They made the trip by auto.
Mrs. II. ROllin Stevens was the
Wednesday guest of Mrs. Eta Gowell
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Weston and
daughters Doris and Ruth of Tx
bridge, Mass, are visiting their par
ents. Mrs. W. G. Bowley and Mrs.
Mary Weston, making the trip by
auto.
Wilbur Gowell Is making extensive
repairs on Mr.. Stockholm's buildings.
The Bible Study will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Small
Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Eugene Purinton and Mrs.
Otis Gray were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Newell at Merrilrs Corner,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Richards Of Mel
rose, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Cobb of Washington, d. c. were the
Wednesday evening guests of Mrs.
W. c. BowleS.
Harold Weston and daughter, Dor
is, Mrs. Mary Weston and Emma E.
Bowley went to Lewiston Monday.
The Waterman school closed Fri
day after very successful term.
Edward Weston is visiting relatives
in Boston and Uxbridge.
Mrs. Elmer Hodgkins and sons,
Charles and David were callers upon
E. Maddox Monday.