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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25

tho greatest advantage.
Nowadays. though, wo don't have
tho troublesome task Of gathering
the sage and tho mussy mixing al
home, All drug stores soil the
ready.to-usc product, improved by
tho addition Of other ingredients.
called "wycth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound II Is very popular be.
cause nobody can discover It has
been applied. Simply moistcn your
comb or a soft brush with 1t and
draw this through your hair, talk.
ing ono small strand az time; by
morning tho gray hair disappears,
but what delights tho ladies with
wycths Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound. is that, besides beautifully
darkcning tho hair after few appli.
cations, It also produces that soft
lustro and appearance Of abundance
which is so ctiyc.-hdyortlse.
mcut.
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GRAINS FINISH
IRREGULAR
Wheat Higher and Coarse
Grains Are Lower

CHICAGO. Ear Grains fin
IHEFl irregular rH tHr board ~
trade f#4ar. Wheat Was bfEhrr.
Coarse Grains a#Id lover
Feature GH wheat wee tho advance
Hf AaF into new bIEh EraHH1
corn cold uff sharply from the
HpruluE receipts we're heavier unH
HflHgt iTHufH and locust damage IH
tHr Argentine
Oats Has lower With corn.
Better speculative sud some peel
bus iHE strengthened uruEIrIHlH.
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MILEAGE

After a number Of years In har.
ness. n travelling man for n ANAL
jobblnK house decided 20 quit the
road and retire. As no was still
keen and vigorous. his bosa wanted
20 know tho wherefore. lfo was
perfectly willing TO explain.
1T IA this way" said he. i've
Travelled SOC. 900 miles. or enough 70
have EirdIcd tho globe 10 tlmcA. all
in Pequod county. '--Loulsvills Cour,
Ier.Inurnal.
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Seattle Wheat
Mn..a... nn.I.ta.n.
oMNs sTRANGE. ar

LoSDON.-Tho proprietor Of a
local movie house received a cat
and a litter OF kittens By cxpFcEs.
Accompanying tho aft was this
message; Dear SIR Every umo
zee n new reel at your theatcr there
Is always a picture OF cat who
is Burrlng dogs or chickens or mice
anything but kittens. / think u
IL unusual. therefore. that my cat
ia nursing real kittens. please take
their pictures. a Friend"
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pISH OVER CART

HULL. England - Fivo mische-
yious boys who pushed over tho cart
OF an Italian fruit ysnder we're tho
means Of uncovering the loot OF a
recent bank robbery. When the np-
pies and pears and oranges had
rolled onto tho ground, large box
Of jewelry and cash was revealed TO
tho eyes Of the police. The vcndcr
said he did not know the box was IN
his cart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25
PIG IRON is UP.
so CENTS
Sheets Up 81 10 So; Many
Stocks Open Higher
pALL STREET. IoruNAL TIAAN-
4HAN UFrkIg.M

y AA#A# - MI. AhA NAnNAF . - y y ~
car uINiIN
RiN hui.h- HuE An advance
~ srH Eu bis iron ufIrrH and 81 fH
tH t"u Boz rHrrta rE iHH American
sheet q IIu Plate company rnUHar
HarI Hpr .HIauEH rralIwsut aEl
FIHrLH erruFd HrifaiE. aIm many
higher Norfolk q Western ifI far
falIE. IraghIuE NsW biEh ErHHHi az
lsEa o. Realty WAS q feature
af be- beet 1884 price III lHt
Tho market OPENED higher O.. o.
Steel llaa. on a American Naus
lsHt. uu Mack Iwrk. lIl. up
g. American sugar ts. uu ~
southern Pacific IUIs uff fE
Southern Railway sths nff ias =. a
~. 1870 up a. hrTlH American.
tlE. up ~ sinclair iga- up %.
sI Paul pfd. ans, uu r. Sew York
Central llt.. up i.f Rock leland
e.. ufr a. General Mutara .ka. urf
e Marine. pa. tis. % "a Htuirs
bHkrG ilss up ls Anaconda s1.
.Hp
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Chicago Board of Trade
Denver Live Stock

Cattle Usrrip's gtEg tbo1Ee hiEhsT.
nssf steers. itbft9s cows and hsifsrr
Eoab.st calves ttua. feeders aua
ataeEsru. ittuITsG. bulls iggt
IIoss -usrripH. 1899. Market iaosEs
iovsr Top. 1855. bulk. Istodt.t9.
pigs. itGFg-
shs~p -i.sssiprs. Est1 M.tkst STEADY
Vat lambs. flsttuif.sf. fsslsT lambs
isgINgk. ewes tsul.
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Omaha Live Stock

Cattle Receipts 1900 Toes - mar
See. mostly iGIgGr higher rsaHiHgu.
GgulggtE steers ftglH.Fs. rouu ant
nsifsru. tgthgT sfurkrfs ard fssdsra
$780,
IIsrs ils-siptu Nc 900, Tons % market.
doll add lower. TOP. 1856 tld
sheep Receipts 5000. Tons - market
esH G0r higher WsiErFn tETA0ttas
lambs. Isgstgiatpt sHrs. Is,tpg9Es.
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Leonard E Hsu. vouHgesi man
eter % obtain a doctors deDree in
phH0s0DhV ut me UHiuerHiv 81
ioir1. took an American tri'c Nth
him trheH he returned % China
She r1s run smith. coIlc1 r
friend. I've arc comfortably teiiled
and crcrvihiHg Is going along 50
nioclv" Ars gsu t0riies back 70
friends And ny tctfe gets smarter
and stccctcr ercry day." says a let
fcr from Hsu Doth arc teaching 81
Wuehaug.
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Portland Live Stock

houaoy NA1iAtAnhs
Cattle Receipts. 400 Tons q market
slow. Steers good grade. iT,so1i7o:
medium. ts.sG7.ts. common. tts9g
s1ss Gamers and cutters. isgb7s;
hslfsrs good. tssSas; cows good.
1850: rus1ium ard common, $40 s.,
cannsra and cuttgfs. its01f' balls.
Gamers and bzdoKnas. i7;ed1.2s.
calves. msaium ard choice. 100 lbs.
down, Sc t08aA,. 100 20 $50 ibs. $50
8. 80 its. Up. bbogsS1.
Hox.-Rss.ip;s. Lats Tons Of market.
weak. Medium. A'ood. snd caoies. $50
70 200 he. f5.aNe9.sE. 700 20 30
lbs. I5ess93 80 H. ~ issbu1.sE.
packing. smooth heavy. i717.t9; pack
Ing. rough heavy. is.It85: SLAUGHTER
rigs. tt85. feeders aud stoeknrs. $50 :.
sh~ep-Rsesipts. Lac. Tone % market.
steady. Lambs. - lbr. down. medium
10 choice, I'll ai2.so: hsavyweizh,E,
rusaltm and choies. ip.s98 1880. culls
and commons all weights. Hgi9.5a.
wethrrs. is.s68I. ewes. common 10
ehoies. tfBs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25
COLDS
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks a Cold Right Up

Take two Tab
lets evsry three
hours until three
doses are taken.
The first dose al.
ways gives relief
The second and
third doses com
plstsly break up
the cold Pleas.
ant aud safe 10
take. Contains no
quluine or 0piateH.
Millions use
Pipes Cold Com.
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Carrying enough poison in u hol.
low ring to destroy an intended vic.
tina was one OF tho commoneat do.
vices OF crimo in the Middle Agcs.
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streakcd and faded
hair Is grandmoth
crH recipe. and
folks aro again
using Il 10 keep
their hair a good.
even color. which
Is quito sensible. as
VIC aro living in an
axe when a
- youthful ap.
uFamnce igof
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Walter HaEcn's story. bunker
ing a golf course" Il interesting
Now WHOM write the sequel. bunk.
tnE a golf publlc'2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25
ONE CENT DROP
ON EGGS
Turkey Prices Fixed al 35
Gents Per Pound

Prices on fresh sEEa declined &C.
en- al Ffaden TurndaY. following
s.Hiiiar argl.re Monday iu trs CALI
.tEH.a market and "a HIuUf- un tUr
NEH York exchange The price ~
re lee been arah Tor several days
No change was reported lu the
t4iirr market Tho fresh poultry
NfafArt alec was stationary with
prices apparently nHrd Tor thr
lNahhaEiNiH trade Turkeys were
llfW az 81 cents a pound Tho buy
ihF ihin fam ls much lighter than Iu
ordinary years.
Country dressed cows aud veal
were firmrr with Increases reported
nAtKN PRODUCTS
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Price, Paid Nyhsir.ais Dealers

fThs price. Eissn are thess made %
retail dealers ~ whnisaAisFs VITA
few seasonal sHrsviious. prices 20 pre-
ducsfs can - fiEuFsi ~ dsiueiing ths
cost % uansEartattpn TO asaius ana
approximately rs per cent Tn hsgllnG
stnrsE. and ssliirE costD
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Sow HF llEHwou1 ffaHl
EfeHmarH. EI.a mH Hu NaHHHa NsrH
from urlrHt Nla fsrfs 90 uHHnt huF
sfF ll $50 uaaIrE from AaiHr. sL
SEQ 81 m o. AamIrzi Hftfss flnrl Lee
AHFslrs ia SAD FfaurisrH. az o. nt
-f1. IfrHFIEte rHm EarHua. st ...a D. Hl. 3
zfr TIfrrF 81 UaurfmsH frum hFu h"fs
FEa porte 90 s.ta Dr. w-
sailed NaH Elr uaHin GRAY f1r
Portland Ne 1Ia ports. 81 $50 HI..
nc tarh 0au f9r AufueFp VIA porte. %
at Ia.ra e.. m or A1miful Hr1fsa 20
larama. Ht ono a. wH o. l H.
HHahHmIHH far station az a-la o. u- N'F.
gt-afr rHm8Ha Or naIiimaTa Fiz ports.
attE m sfr ,art0yA far Farawas ai
ll n m zIr Tl1urads fgF TarHnH. ai
fHtt % m rfF iaHrr Coz loo Angeles
80 i7.H o. m.4 wu unEgu fgf A.aa-ss
at Glrls g. pa.
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Boston Wool

BOSTON HaH -t-Erw ElTE isFf's
s-ra sffaH.tHHrE l1 fleece H1-.H Erstrlsl-
Hr ORC rr.a.rrH. IrrEa urc-H afr talrE
rs.f 81 see uar Sc 80 SO lowest Erl-s
or sverige rHgH r. rfErLg mere ffsa
o. Uuf rest ars fErrr-tiEIin t-e11
earriHg re1.s are fra st SEE
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TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA

The oId.umo mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25

pound Price. thirty-five cents.
Druggists guarantee t--AdyertiSs-
mcut.
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One touch Of "Geis.It' puts corn or eallous
pain TO sleep forever. Two or three drops APP
oiled 10 corn or oalIous soon shriyela th,m into
loose piece Of dead tissue that can easily be
pselsd OF with fingers There Is no danger
no bother no Euess work lust quick, sure and
pleasing relief - Gets.lh docs not iall. Your
atisfaclion " ab'olutry guaranteed, Costs
but ulae. Y. Lawrence Co.. Chicago.
"Gcts-tp Is sold In this city by
Tho owl Drug o-Advcrtiscment
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SoTE-Dr. IouEhHey'- Human
Bake oven removes SPINAL IHRI-
TATIoNI pain In back Of headt pull
ing Of cords In nrczt some troubles
rtth cye.f pain between shoulders
" In other parts Of splne, or burn
Ing. aching. tenderness. or sore
ness, bronchitis, hay fcveri lame
mes. of fInEer. or fectt dropsy or
tinEilrs like priekinK Of pinsG pc
eulinr. almost inaeseribable palns or
distress In heart. stomach. kidneys
or othrr parts Of chest or hbdomrnI
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ASTHMA STOPPED
IN A FEW DAYS FOR MRS.
o. G. JOHNSON
TREATMENT WONDERFUL SUCCESS

Mrs o. C. johnson Gives the Following Signed and Sworn
Affidavit for Publication. DO Not Miss Reading the
Affidavit Following Herewith.
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- TIT = II III A|E ITIW
- OF Washing ton, residing
Seattle.
backnehe. seiatiea and MI form. Of
rheum ati.mg chronic constipation
and all stomach disorders.
Elegant Illustrated booklet sent
free. write address. plainly.
NOTE-Dr. LouKhncy's bake oven
Treatment office. are located at the
corner Of FIFTH and Inion. In the
Crary Bldg.. Rooms 5io-5iI-5i.-5is-
IIa.
DIR. LouKhnsy is assisted by com
petrnt lady Bnrsrs- Hours, . n. ma
To y y. mt sunday. 20 4. only
Telephone III Iot-gO3D.
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. rev gt-Cssf vhsst-s1s.
rtrs q .tgllss %. lsra. q a..
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

NTnNEsnAh

TUESDAY MHnNHsiaAh
AuNs 90 sou 20
frst MIA uas ttfst uiEh AiNs
ace .Inl o. .At# g. Hr a-E r.
trst les udC ttrHt les ihAN
tEa r Ga o. Ir.lE HH
,sgaad ni.h uds ~sooad liish Itas
gEUr m.fE4 r.|a.en =. m. Ast H.
ssoond lev Itdo ,ssond Les sias
asa o. ws Us fL IH.st b urN IT,
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POULTRY AND MEATS
rTltu. I.aid Mhslusnls Dealers
LIVE STOCK

Qea,aiians ~ Ini0a rtoslrards
Receipts. Us cattle and t,t10 hsEs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
DON CATI

(''lo que pasa es 10 siguiente 49,
iQue clasica es la Traces ia Hay va
rios Cats, varios Dude-Dolls, varios
Rosaflores, Rampollas Martinos. !.
Te recomiendo los tipitos gomosos, en-
Ricar6ito; y. las fappers, EN- Resita y
Clarita. No deies de leer Ell tipo Do
70, la mu;er de don Cati-admirable.
En- mi ccncepto, las Doros son las cui-
pablss de todo, pues son madres que
no tienen, de madre mas que ell sexo;
encubridoras, falsifcadoras, .ernbuste-
ras, miinos de cato y lagrimas de CO.
codr 10
Natuyairneate, que q psoducto de
rs Doros, son las Clar tas Rositas.
lQue latina que las muchachas de Bo-
rina no meditaran la satlra que les
bepulea Martin Alva! Tor lltimo, es
t7n real la plnturas que Sc hace en- Z Don
catis de las jamonas, de las casadas
Que no 10 eu.eren ser, de los conner
ciantes, dei acueducto, del Farque; !;
de todo e. caserio de Gorilla del
Mar, de la capital dc Borina,. del
teatro, de los clubs y hasta de los en-
t,erros y de sus despedid das de duelp<
que no debes perder Ell placer de leer
a 'Don Cati''
Ell, oTRO REPORTER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
coB1ERNo DE- PUERTO RICO
Departamento del Interior
0FICINA DEL COEnSI0NADO
agosto 81, 1924.
AUNCIO DE SUBASTA

rRoPCSfCIoNEs en- pifegos cerra-
dos para la adsrd: caci6n en- phblica
subasta de las obras de construction
de- Una Residene.a para Ell Inspector
IL Tn Esta5lo para la Granja Agricola
Ge yillalba, Puerto r co., cuyos presu-
puestos aproximados ascienden a La
suma de Dos MIL sETECIENTos
TREINTTTREs DOLAREs CON
1231oo (s2,7sSsf2) y DOS MIL GLEN
TO, sEsEETIocHo DoLAREs CON
Fl 100 Es2,16s. 81 respectivamente, Sc
admitiran en- esta ohcina hasta las
200 p. M, del dia 8 de ssptiembre
de 1924, en- cue Sc abriran pdblica-
mente.
Todos los dasos. necesarios Sc daran
en- la oicina del ArQuitecto donde Sc
6ncnentran de manifesto los docu-
mcntos cue han 6e regir en- Ell con-
trato, y podran los iicitadores recoger
los pianos y inodelos de. proposiciones
que han de prasentar, mediante un
deposto de pIEz- DoLAREs (s1o. .oo)
q1ei sera1f resilibolssdos al ser deyuel-
tos dichos documen'os Ell el plazo de
wcintes COY dkas despues de efectua-
da la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho a. rechazar cualquier todas
las proposiciones, ell de adjudicar ell
contrato baio otras considerations
que las del precio solamente.
GUTLGERMo ESTEvES.
. comisionado.
!. g. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30

Ell. oTRo REPORTER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
BRIT,LANTE, TRIUNFO DEL
LCDo. JOSE G. JUSTNo
La Resolution que sigue, fue
aprobada entire vivas y aplausos,
calurosos puestos de pie y por
unanimidad
RESOLUcIoN CONJUNTA DE
LA ASAMBLEA DEL PARTTD0
REPUBLICANO PUERTORRI-
fF0 r PARTIDO UNION DE
DE PUERTO RICO

a POR CUANTo: Prev:a conwocatoria
que para Ell dia "a de agosto hicteron!
los pr ~sidentes del Partido Republica-
no Puertorriqueno y del Partido Union
de Puerto Rico, para celebrar ccnven-
clones para dcsignar Alcalde Hien-
bros de la AsambIea Municipal de
esta ciudad;
FOR CUANTO: Rcun das las con-
venciones de ambos partidos acorda-
ron nonlinar noninaron. para Alcal-
de de. esta municipalidad al incansa-
BILE luchador don Angel Cestero Mo-
lima, inspirados en- un alto espiritsl
de justicia.
FOR CUANTo, La opinion publica
Sc mueve en- Ell sentido que para esta-
blecer la aTinonia Ell eqrilibrio poll.
tico Sc designe I'm republican, para
ell cargo de Delegado la Camara por
/ este Distrito.
PoR CUANTo; En- esta convention
debidamente convocada Sc encuentra
/ La mas alta y debida representation del
/ Parsido Republ cano Puertorriqueno y
Partido Union de Puerto Rico;
FOR cUANTo; Tenemos el perfectl-
simo dcrecho a exteriorizar ell sentir
collective dc la opinion pdblica, va que
estas convenciones ccnstituyen la mas
alta representation de los citados par
tidos en- los asuntos locales.
/ POR CUANTo: Los fines de la
! Alianza deben ser y son resueltos den.
tro de la mayor ammonia dentro de
la mas pura democracia.
PoR cUANTo: Sc ha sefalado ell
iia 90 del corriente mes para celebrar
la convention. de este Distrito Repre-.
,sentantivo, con ell fin de nominar el
candidate la camara de representa-,
tes. y
| POE CUANTo: Ell Lcdo. Jose C..
Jusino es senalado por una inmensa
mayoria del electorado como SUI candi-
dato para delegado la camara POI
ell D:strito.
i FOR CUANTo: Las ejecutorias y
simpatias, car;.cter y capacidad del
Sr. Jusino 10 kacen un dignisimo can.
didato para ell referido cargo.
n PoR TANTO: Las convenciones del
Psrtido Union de Puerto Rico del
Partido Republican, Puertorriquefo
! reun das conjuntamcmte en- Bayam6u,
hoy "a de agosto de 1924, proclaman
B al Lcdo. jose C.. Jusino su candidate
indiscutible para la camara de, Repre-
sentantes de Puerto Rico.
i Y librese copia al interesado a
los organismos autorizados de ambos
partidos para Ell debido conocimiento
Bayam6n, agosto "a de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
DEMosTRANDo sU AGRADEcI-
MIENTo

ROMA, agosto 90 Gable frances)
Ell jefe del gobierno, Mussolini ha
dedo instrncciones al embajador ita-
liano en- Washington, para que expire
sc el sgradecim ento de la naci6n ita-
lisna la Marina americana por sus
buenos ofcios que en- cuanto a Losa-
tell eierciera, ponicndo en- ST. b1sque-
da al crucero Richmond.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
LUIS FREYRE DIAz

Runlbo a Sunto Domingo, donde sc
propono pasar unas cortas vacaciones,
cmbarc6. Ell lunes nuestro estimado
ainieo, Luis Freyre Diaz, alto emplea-
do de la conlisi6n de Eervicio Publ
co.
Grasas' vacaciones deseamos nues-
tro dilecto. amigo, en- la bella isla qr.is
Qneyana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30
LOS PRECIOS. MAS BAJ0S
EN- Los, EST AB0S UNID0S
NO MANDE DLNERo
ColnisionadC

I.II8
Acero Azul Ncde'oe -
Mlitar, autohiatiro &# -
eonstrufdV para pr" &Z 800
s:si6n servicio dnro, gxeN
10 Tiros ron AasaS' I f#3f&N
ne extra GRATIS, d k$sf.
para 20 tiros. Mango I'D AW
psrtscto con iisye ~
.cepr dad para evitnr aecidenfes. Prseie
de Venta $40 3sso6.
Los PkEGfos EN OTROS3 REVpL-
VRBFS ,REBAJADOSS A I.O ULTIAO.
Pirpla EiAusesR LEGPpINA, FANA
MuNDfkE. CAL. 25. 10 TIR0S ANS.
Cal 80. tirosa radneit0A .&12.7S.
LEGITI&A LfIGEFszs AsisE1kN
Cab. 3d.. o tiroa valor .s50.00s. nusstro
preelO $. . sl6.TG
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-30

Yo tuve la fortuna de leer a
''I1on cati,'' no porque 10 viera anun-
ciado c1i la p1ensa nj porque Sc me
trajera con una tarjetita del autor a
nj cscfitorio solicitando la venta Lei
" coAaPF e Don Cati'', por una
carta de un amigo, profundo escritor,
pero eElemigo de dar la publicidad
sus escr tos y de cuya carta entresaee
tstos parrafos: a
"Te recomiendo que 1eas a .'pon
catia'. Esea recommendation no te la
Iago por boca de ganso, sino porqus
he le.do Ia novela y sIi auSor, Martin
Alvas es d;gio de alabama por haber
sgcado al rid6crlo v a las claras, la
hipoerssia y La corruption de la soE
ciedada de Bo~ina. Tsene Don Gait
.el cerse de Ia ceiebrs novela, sPeque-
neces's del p. Coioma sin ser nj pa
ricnte lejano de ella. ''Don Cati' no
es> una novela, es una astoria que no
So haBia escrito; una Eiegraffa clara
de tipos. que todos conocemos en- Bo-
r.na. A mi no Sc NE pasa- ringin per-
sonaje 6e los que juegan en- "Don
Cati'; ihombre! hasta Pierbombi
Evening star., 1924-02-10

CAMUEL GOMPERS, president of
the American Federation of La
Dor, has been entertaining as a house
guest Miss Beatrice Kay. the little
sixteen-year-old actress who has been
making rapid strides In the theater.
and is just now making more than a
passing success in "The Fool
Miss Kay is a grandniece Of the
labor leader, and he has followed her
career with interest since she was
first introduced to the realm of the
footlights as Il child actress in a
Washington stock company. ten years
ago. Her mother. Barbara Rennick.
is niece of Mr.. Gompers. and her
self played In stock and dramatic
companies before adopting domestic
career.
Little Miss Kay first trod the boards
as a member of the Poll musical
stock company In 1914. Framed In
her home in New York is her first
part, a side of twenty-siN words.
which at the age of six she deliv-
cred for sixteen consecutive perform
ances. Two years later she got her
first part in New York play and
played the precocious infant prodigy
for one full season on tour with Grace
George.
Miss KAY was horn in WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-02-10
:-andall' The Jack-Knife
Man

Ills Parker Buffers quaint story.
re Jack Knife Man." and VIII
gers, in Just Passin' Thru" will
n be shown at Crandalrs Theater
first three days of this week.
inning this afternoon. Florence
or, Fred Turner, Lillian Leighton,
mes Corrigan and Claire Mcdowell!
the foremost players in Mr.. But
!: - atmospheric story of life on 4
nty boat on the Mississippi. ard
Just Passin' Thru" Will Rogers.
ster of the lariat and anecdotal
'versation, has one of his most
using .Tubilo vehicles. "Wednesday
/ Thursday Norma Talmadge will
seen in THE Eternal Flame,
pied from one of BalZac'S dra-
ic romances, supported by Con-
Tearle, Wedgewood NOVEL;,
ing Cummings. Adolphe Menjou,
semary Theby, Kate Lester and
is Harlan. Lyman II. Howe's
ed Demons" also will be shown.
day and Saturday THE Spanish
ncer." starring Pola Negri. will be
feature. and the comedy will be
N Terry's Aesop fable, Good Old
;lege Days" The bills daily will
lude short reels and pipe-organ
Sjr
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The Cowboy Star.

"Hoor" GIBSON. the cowboy star
- who answers to the more re-
fined salutation, Mr.. Edward Glib
SON. when he dons his tuxedo, which
he often does now, is being exploited
with a bang by Universal as the
only player of the western type who
has been successfully transferred to
stories of other types.
"Hoot" dashed upon the screen as a
very daring. wild and wooliy rider,
and that Of itself carried a thrill, re-
gardless OF the story. Men liked him,
and after n while his genial, honest,
smiling face won admirers who were
not men.
He is of a different type to Bill
Hart Will Rogers and other players
of western character. And, unlike
some of them, he doesn't act; he
lives his role, and that carries a
punch.
Infamed with the rumor that an
other cowboy" was getting $4,000 a
week, he offered himself originally
for the modest sum of $4,000 'to
start with accepted SO a week as an
extra, and in his short career he has
Evening star., 1924-02-10
Takoma.

Today and tomorrow, Marion Davies,
in Little Old New York: Pathe News,
Topics OF the Day; Tuesday and We'd
neSday, Owen Moore and Sylvia Bream-
er, in "Thundergate"; comedy, Buster
keaton, in .'The Boat: Thursday and
Friday, Virginia Valli and Milton Sills.
IN "A Lady of Quality; kinograms:
saturday matinee. Douglas MacLean
and Doris May. in "Twenty-Three -and-
a-Half Hours Leave; final chapter of
In the Days of Daniel Boone" and
first chapter of THE Santa Fe Trail;
evening, The Silent Partner. Aesop's
fables, final chapter of "In the Days
of Daniel Boone" also first chapter of
The Santa Fe Trail"
Evening star., 1924-02-10
Chevy Chase.

Tomorrow and Tuesday, Ben Alex
,der and Henry Walthall. in Boy of
inc" Aesop's Fables, The Morn
lg After" and Rod and Gun Series,
salmon; Wednesday and Thursday.
Grey Marmont, Alice Calhoun and
ullen Landis, in THE Midnight
larn." Our Gang. in Boys TO
oard," and Fox News. Matinee
Tednesday, $3.50; Friday, Douglas
.acLean, in THE Sunshine Trail
,ippy- Do-Dads, in The Bar Fly"
nd .sThe Ghost City" No. 6; Saturday
ncn 3:30), Jackie Coogan, in My
.oy'': Charles Murray, in Pats Pat
nt." and Ruth Ro and, in chapter one
Ruth of the Range.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. William 5.
tart, in wild Bill Hickock," and
lack Sennett's Down to Sea i'll
hoes: Tuesday and Wednesday,
ebe Daniels. in His Children's Chit
rem" and Cliff Bowes, in Under
over; Thursday, Betty Compson, in
Woman to Woman" and VIII Rog-
RS, i'm .'Hustlin' Hank": Friday, Tea
With a Kick" and "Fighting Blood, y
.ound IL; Saturday. Richard Dix and
.ois Wilson. in Call of the Canyon,
nd Charles Chase, in Powder and
nnoke"; matinee only, Way of a
ian" No. 3.