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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Wine? Good =
Biff! Biff!
7 Ew CODY may love his art
u But

- But
When II comes TO letting some.
one break Il wine bottles over
your head. during the course OF
an afternoon. perhaps tho life Of
"a motion picture star Is not the
simplest thing In the world.
While filming screen from
Three Women the current Lu.
bitsch production at Warner
Bros. Lubitsch directed this
popular actor in a scene calling
for an assault with bottle.
Twelve-exactly one dozen-times
was this scene retaken. By that
time Cody's head was a trife
sore. and he was ready 10 quit for
the day.
Tho following morning his luck
changed. His next scene was an
affectionate one with May Nc.
Avoy. in which he was called
upon to hold her In his arms and
plant upon her lips a large round
kiss Twice was this scene made
when the famous director cried
Enough; now we'll do the hall.
way scenes"
But Cody replied. Whats the
idea? When enjoy my work
you cry enough. aud when I'm in
misery you keep the camera
grinding. I call IT tough"
But Lubitsch smiled and went
on with his work.
Others in the cast are May Nc.
Ayoy. Marie Provost. Pauline
Frederick, Willard Louis and
Pierre Gendron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
An Actress Who
Is different"

Uncovered the city o. Hoi-
~ lywood state o. Csllfornia-ths
actress who doesn't want 20 plsY
Cleopatra. Camille Or the other tragic
figures u stage tradition. She PhyI.
is Hayer. whose latest screen c0ntrl-
button b ln the Preferred picture.
The Breath o. Scandal. q septem-
Der release.
Give Phyllis a character role with
a comedy touch and shsll be content
70 watch others play the much tried
heroine In calamitous plight
1T II my greatest ambition 70
achieve recognition a. a comsdlsnns.
altho II takes much more time and
much more talent than u does 20 be,
come a great tragedienns.- asserts
this young actress. "Eus fhe enjoy.
ment that the player herself derives
b far greater, and the comedy ae-
tress' pace with her audience r.
much more secure. II n ever falls 20
a girls lot 70 display the same genius
as Chaplin or Lloyd. she win be the
most popular actress In filmdom, Just
as they are the foremost actors on
the screen"
Phyllis II one Of the graduates Of
the Mack Sennett school. she began
her career with Betty Compson and
Gloria swanson az a bathing beauty
under che tutslage OF the famous
comedy producer. Then she was cast
in Hall CaInefs rfCrs- sfrrha (sbrfr
tian." and since that time has been
featured IN many big productions
SO II you'd be among the screens
great. you better follow Phyllis al
vice
In THE Breath Of Scandal" adapt
ed from Edwin Balmer's novel.
Phyllis plays the poppy, worldiy.wise
manicurist. who knows all about
mankind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Bagdad TO Haze
Gala Opening

SEATTLEs newest amusement re-
y sort wil open its doors az the
sinner hour today it Is unnouncei
by Manager Prank s. Polet. 81
"BsEiad located on Madison -
below the Hoiiig thcater
Productions az the New York root
Esrden type arr planned IN the
cafe. which is located In rathskelicr
provided Tor this purpose when the
theater was originally constructed
and upon which interior decorators
have been at work Tor several
months.
Ray Robiusons orchestra. lately
with tho ''Zlcgfcld Folhcs." wiI pro.
vide tho dance music. while tho pro.
duciion and chorus are 20 be taken
sare % ly Miss Ruda Ncml
Nightly dinner service VIII be
maintained. a Is stated. 20 be FOL.
lowed by cabaret suppcrs and en-.
tcrtainmcnt lasting until 1889
o'clock,
Oriental atmosphere has been
maintained thruout the decorative
scheme, striking panels o. familiar
Arabian Nights figures covering the
walls. hstik ceilings giving a sheik's
tent effect while tho lighting.
booths, tables and ether interior
architecture carry out the general
scheme.
other cities Of the size OF Seat.
Re arc supporting cafes % this type.
and We have brought the idea here.
rrm In the belief that We viii nm
a popular demand" Manager Polet
declares
Advance reservations only are be
ing accepted for the opening night
AZ which dinner will be served al
40 p. m followed by Bagdad en-,
teriainment lasting until 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

test.
For tho best essays Of zoo words
prizes will b. given as shown on
this page. The essays should be
confined 70 zoo words and they
should be mailed 10 tho Contest Edi.
tor OF The Seattle Star The con-
test viii continue thru the run Of
tho picture. closing Friday night.
August e, In order TO give contest
ants an opportunity TO obtain
Madame Gyms viewpoint II they
desire. The essays, however. do not
need 10 bear upon tho picturc-ln
fact. Il Is preferable that they do
not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
American Film Company
Unearth Rome Catacombs

Done. Aug. at remained for
IL American movie" actors 10
discover another row OF oataeombs.
which had been hidden FOR almost
1000 years. The new cataeomba are
near the arch.hasiliea OF st. John
Laieran. one OF the Oldest churches
In all Christcndom.
The actors are in Rome now. pro.
dueing tho Ben Hur' production.
Some excavations had TO be made
10 secure room for the immense
constructions occasioned By the stag.
Ing OF the production. There were
no steam shoyeis. piece OF ma.
chsnery rarely used in Italy. where
tho amount OF hand labor Is too
plentiful.
The workmcn. when about %
feet down. struck several hollow
Governs They followed the traces
OF these and discovered that they
ran for several blocks. an expert
was called in. according 10 the Ital.
ian custom when anything OF such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
BY DAISY HENRY

"How TO Educate a wifo"-what
IL perpleNing problem. and
what a lot II involves For the hen.
EFT OF the readers Of The Seattle
star contest has been arranged
on this subject between this paper
the Coliseum thcater and certain
merchants who are giving prizes
for tho best essays.
Starting Saturday. August Is. at
tho Coliseum theater. the latest
picture OF tho famous Eilnor Glyn
will be shown. The title OF the
picture Is How 20 Educate a Wife"
And this Is also tho title OF tho con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
NeWs About Lou

Lou Tellcgen has become a
fathcr For the first time In his
career II has been thrust upon him
and he has assumed the role merely
with a few def touches OF makeup.
To lend distinction 10 tho role OF
father TO Patsy Ruth Miller. hus.
hand 10 Myrtle stednian and sweet.
heart TO Betty Blythe IN the Pre-.
ferred picture. THE Breath Of
Scandal. from Edwin Balmer's
novel, b. p. schulberg decided that
he would rather have Mr.. TeileEen
in older makeup than an actor
truer TO age but possibly false In
ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

Mary Carr. whose name has been
synonymous with over the Hill"
ever since her tremendous success
in that picture, plays the role OF
Mrs Armstrong in the production
Ernst Lubitsch Is now making for
Warner Bros. and which is entitled
Three Women"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

The terrific wallop In Maurice =.
Fiynn's left hand earned for him the
nickname OF Lefty" during his col,
lsge days. Flynn plays the role Of
Petit Matthew in open All Night. E"
which Paul Bern has directed for
Paramount. Others In tho featured
cast are Jetta Goudal. Adolphe Men
jou. Raymond Griffith and Gale
Henry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
ALICE CALHOUN

Alice Calhoun. who played in The
Code OF tho Wilderness" opposite 20
John Bowers. Is taking a vacation in
the mountains in California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

American man friend or mine as n
straight shooter ! inquired what
that meant and was told. / think
straight shooter describes large
percentage Of American men. like
most Of them very much"
Playing In support OF Miss Negri
In her latest picture are Ben Lyon.
Noah Berry and Raymond Griffith.
All have prominent roles.
Dimitrl Buchowetzki. brought 20
this country 70 direct Pola Negri In
Men," produced the picture.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-05
SPANISH AR|N0R.
QNg0NEREDlN
NEBRASKA
Historic Manus0rlpt Tells 81
editlUh i, that
Country IN 1870

News from COLUMBUS. Neb.. II
u tho sfksct that some ancient
Spanish arni0r and military equip
tdent was recently unearthed near
Genoa, in the same state. in con.
nectiOh With an historical Amsri.
can manuscript telling OF Spanish
expedition ih that country in 17A0.
Portable firearms were introduced
Into Spain towards the middle ok
| the fifteenth century, A historian
lon the subject tells OF the esplr.
aafdA, b large hand fnugiket and
Ioerhetana cilverin; which were
used In the insirrection at Toledo
| III July, 1857. AT the same time
az these portable firearms were
used in Spain, the ancient bal'estaA.
lcrossbows, 90 generally used in this
Middle Ages were very popular.
LIT was coisideted fta0te secure ana
less dangerous than the arQuebuges
The first cannon brought 10
Spain came from Germany and the
artist who made them used the
following marks: Two heads. y vaae.
q vase and pine, q pair of tongas
flames and knife.
DagEefs. knives, ,acisdOrb and other
small arms made IN Spain. have
been famous from early times.
A6ufcia was famous cot the manu-
fActure Uf coats Of mail, breast
plates, and steel arms, ifilaid with
gold. The forms Of daggers ana
knives betray Moorish origin ana
| since the iexpuIsion Of MORRISON, the
SpaniArds have kept up this hnartl.
facture Uhksbrs and knives IT
the end Of the last century are
often met with bearing Arabic II.
9criptiors and vsFses from ths
koran, As Tor instance. II shall
certainly kill thy enemies with the
help Of God
Of plats iron, was not known until
about the year 1900. It was first
worn in Italy. but not adopted ~
France and England for some
/ years later. With its intfoduotiUn
came the opportunity also Of much
decoration. At first this consisted
chiefly Of Fittings. hammered QUIT
with the addition sometimes Of
other Ornaments The helmet and
every other part were covered with
embossed figures or arabesques. Ell.
gfaveu, chased ana uAMaNESutu
with gold and silver; the shields
and. sword hits especially were
often carved with very complicated
subjects in bas-relief. The richest
Arfitor vas executAd Ia Italy, but
there were also artists Of renown
Id Germany particularly at Augs-
burg, and in France.
The decoration Of affnor, on
bteastplates, shields ana other
large pieces. was usually executed
in hammer, or repousse work. THIS
consisted III beating out the sheet
OF metal with b hammer, so as to
EXPRESS upon the surface the pro-
posed design in relief Although
much liRhtness may % given to
cast metal by means Of the perfals-
ton of the mould. It can never
be compared with that Of "a sheet
Of metal reduced to the required
thinness by the hammer. nor can
the design be 80 freely executed
as by hard.
THE CoNNOISSEtyR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-05
sweet ANGEL :
He CALLS WIFE
WHO SUES
De Ropp Admits Charges,
Saying He Has Been
Pretty Poor Husband

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-"The
sweetest angel that ever lived"
Alfred J.. De Ropp, jr., son or
Baron de Ropp. so characterized
his wife when informed she had
sped Tor divorce. charging cruelty.
He added.
SHES absolutely right. I guess
I've been a pretty poor husband.n
OF Well-Known Family
Mrs. De Ropp waa Miss Olivia
Pilsbdry, daughter Of well-lknown
family here.
She Is De Ropp's second wifa
His first was Olga M. Fisher
daughter of a janitor, whom he
wed in 1914, when freshman AZ
Yale.
They lived together only 4 few
months when she sued his fathef
for alleged alienation, and shortlv
afterwafd her husband won a III.
vorce, naming an actor.
Lives in New York.
Baron De Ropp, who IivAa Il
New York city, is head Of the Con-.
solidated SOuth African Gold Fields.
It'd. s'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-05

Soc LG0otTS AntiSebtic. SIC
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500 Pinkhdm's Vegetdble Compound. ne
Black Flag medium .27r
Deth0l Continuation (complete). .50c
Guaranteed ALarns Clocks. ........... ..0Sc
Pint Size TherntoS Bottles. .Hc
Rnbberised Household AbroDs. SIC
Pretty Bathing Gaps ................. 10c
65c Kotex, dozen IN package. N. .... ne
Epson Salts, beSt qualify, pound. 7c-
SOC Ungneptiae, for snNbura. .........., nc
Guaranteed Hair Brushes. 1. -. csc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-05
Why Women Dye Hair

LONDON, Aug. 5.-suine ! bat4.
dresser, Mrs. Gladys Bostock, testi.
fied that y was concett that CAUSED
her, as wen as other women. to dyS
their hair.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-05
Sale!
Quality
Tooth
Brushes
PC

Hundreds 81 Tooth
Brushess IN . great
sale ~ 2se. Pure,
stsrilissd bristles
strongly set ii attrac-
tive handles. Now Is
a good time to get q
new brush for every
member Of the family.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-05
Long, LustrOus
Lusl1es IN 2 Ninutea

Here's wonderful tiquid that
makes even the scantiest Iasaes
look thick and Iustrotis, the
most tltiAttractivS btoks weil-
A1ched and expressive Instantly!
Yet Lashbr0w Liquid itself q n.
visible and defies detection.
Labhbrow Liquid Is water
proof tears, Precipitation III
bathing DO not affect TIT POSI-.
lively. viii not run, rub off, 81
smear. The natural oils n
Lashbrow Liquid prevent the
lashes from becoming hard and
brittle.
Remember tho name L.ask-
brow Liquid.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-05
"A Day Of Special Sales!

abrasive. twO-quArk size,
pure Aluminium Piteherfor
water, lee tea, lemonade, etc.
a special purchase enables us
10 offer these pitchers at the
low prizes of 6tc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
Receta eficaz para devoIver
su color al cabelO
Ahora es possible preparar en- casa un
remedio para el cabello n1ejor
que es possible comprarlo

FL pelo canoso, ese signo de vejez,
puede recobrar su color natural muy
POGO costo.
Cualquier persona puede preparar
una simple miNtura que devuelve al
cabello su color perdido 10 deja
sedoso y suave. La receta es la que
sigue: Tomese medic litro de aqua
y aTadasele % gramos de bay rum,
una cajita de Compuesto de Barbo
" gramos de glicerina Estos in
gredientes Sc obtiencn en- la botica y
cuestan muy POGO. ST Sc quiere, ,el
boticario mismo pucde hacer Ia pre-
paracion.
Apliquese dicha preparation al ca
bello con un peine dos veces a Ia Sc
mana y hasta que sc obtenga el ma
tiz deseado, y asi Sc ob;endra la apa-
riencia de persona rujuvenecida vein-
te amos. La aplicacion es facil, el Pc
ricraneo no Sc mancha, el cabello no
queda grasiento nj pegajoso, y el co.
lorido no Sc cae con cl roce del peine
o del cepillo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
JUNTA DENTAL ExAMrNADoRA
coNvocAToR1A A EXAMINES

De acuerdo con 10 establecido por
la Ley, la Junta Dental Examinadora
anuncia examenes para la revahda ds
Ciruianos Dentistas, los cuales enpe-
zaran a verifcarse desde ell dia 25 de
agosto del corriente aio, las nue.
We A. M. en- ell salon de La Junta
calle de Allen No. 8, Palacio Rojo /.
Soicitudes demas documentos de
Ley seran admitidos hasta Ell dia 1a
de agosto termino en- que expira la ad-
mission de los mismos.
Blancos de solicitudes y demas in
formation deseada podra obtenerse en-
la oficina de la Junta, personalmente
por escrito al Sr. r. Vera Riera. i.
Enviandose despu6s de llenos todos
los documentos al DR.. J. M. Bird,
Presidente de dicha Junta.
DR.. J. M. BIRD
Presidente.
San Juan, P. R.
AgoSto 4, 1924.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
NOTAS DE LA ISLA

81 somos Ell 90 por ciento del elsc-
torado Unionista que no estamos de
acuerdo con los procedimientos de Ia
Alianza Portorrique1a, levantemos en-
alto nuestra bandera de combate Y
lancemonos la lucha libres de ira
y de imposiciones de extraiios.
Hay que salvar ell prestigio ell he
nor del partido Unionista en- Caguas;
hay que evitar ell desastre que Sc ave
Gina, y 81 para clio hay necesidad de
ser indisciplinados no acatando el
mandate de La Aianza, seamoslo en-
buena hora y levantemos un nuevo
partido para redimir a Caguas, sal
varla de la afrentosq ignominia de
verla gobernada por nuestros mas ell
carnizados enemigos los Republica-
nos.
Repudiamos la Ahanza, pero nues-
ira protesta es muda y silenciosa.
Nj estamos con la Alianza nj hace-
mos un gesto digno de rebeldia en- be-
nefcio de nuestro pueblo y de nues-
tras ideas.
La hora es suprema: el momento es
decisive; la reacci6n Sc impone.
Ser, no ser. He ahi Ell dilema.
Rafael Sola GONZALEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
MITIN SOCIALISM,:

FL seis de Agosto como a las 1880
A. M, Sc di6 un mitin socialista en-
IN calle Giorgetti, al que asistio una
gran multitud. Hablaron los conoci-
dos oradores senores Epifanio Fiz y
Jose Tormos.. Por Ia noche como a
las 700 p. M, Sc dio otro mititn en-
la plaza pIblica, en- Ell que hablo de
nuevo ell sefior Epifanio Fiz, y al que
concurrieron varias personas de igual
manera como en- Ell primero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
LA HUELGA EN- Ell HAVRE
CoNTINUA

Ell, HAvRE, agosto IL Gable fran
ces)-La huelga en- Ell puerto del Ha-
vre contintia y el vapor s'Paris" ha
salido con 16o hombres bordo para
uonerlos a trabajar en- Ell muelle y yer
ST es possible remediar en- algo la diff
Gil situaci6n conque Sc confrontan los
vapores que tienen que cargar des-
cargar para hacerse la mar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
CRAVE AcCIDENTE:


Segin noticias que he recibido, en-
este mismo dia como las $3.50 A. M.
venia un autom6vil del barrio Saba
ma en- direction a la poblaci6n, con
varios pasajeros guiado por ell jos
ven Cruz Rivera. Al llegar al puente
de esta poblaci0n cerca de I'm muro,
parece que el chauffeur por no pisar
a un perro que estaba en- ia carrete'
ra desvi6 el caro-, yendo a pisar a
dos nifiitos quo estaban sentados alli'
nuedando uno debajo del automovil
Y ell otro tirado por el vehiculo al Ca
nino vecinal que conduce al barrio
"Palomas''. varios pasajeros salieron
estropeados. Felix Rivera, que asf SO
llamaba ell nifiito que quedo debajo
del vehicu1o, SO halla recluido en- es-
tado de gravedad en- Ell Hospital Mu-
nicipal. Ell joven Cruz fu6 detenldo-
So halIa en- la c&rcel municipal.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
Comerio, P. r.,
7 de Agosto de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
caguas, P R.
DE ocMERIo
6 DE AGosTo:

6 DE AGOSTo:
Para nosotros el seis de Agosto es
el dia mas glorioso que Sc registra
en- las paginas de la historic del Girls
tianismo. Lleva Ell nombre del que ha-
ce cerca de veinte siglos andaba
por la Judea predicando ell ssnto Evan
CELLO, la divina palabra Dios. Y ese
nombre es mil veces mas respectable
que todos los reyes de la TERRA, ese es
nuestro patron, el Santo Cristo de la
Sa1ud.
Comerio siempre ha celebrado este
grandioso dfa con pompa brillantez
todos los amos, pero este aiio, debido
la crisis porque atraviesa nuestro dis
trito, no Sc ha podido celebrar ell Dia
del Cristo, no hubo fiestas. Pero el 6
de Agosto fue para nosotros como to-
dos los afios, todos los campesinos de
nuestros barrios vinleron compartir
con nosotros tan grandioso dfa. En-
la Tglesia Parroquial de este pueblo
Sc dieron muy buenos sermones. Por
Ia ma1ana, como las 11:15, sali6
una procession acompanada de la Or
questa por las principales Gales de
la poblaci6n la que asistieron como
dos mil personas.
Por la noche Sc dio un bale de la
Alta Sociedad de este pueblo ell Ell
club "Las Palmas'', en- el que la mi
sica ar1nonizo ell acto con muy buenas
piezas. y Y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13

Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
Ell MUNDO
DEsDE cAGUAs

Ell dcrecho y la hbertad del electors-
do unionista esta en- manos de Iii
grupo de republicanos que imponen
SUI voluntad al pueblo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17

ura1ly in trying to interest a customer, At the same time he quietly gave the camera man-a a signal to- get ready.
 The young woman, thinking it solely for instruction, carried out the part while the camera ground>0ut the action, while the camera around out the action with a touch of realism as the result.
 The m0diste was astOnished to learn that she had actually taken part in the picture, and became nervous about her appearance Mir. Smith laughed. 'That is. just what I was afraid of" said he. ''If had told you that we were going to photograph the action, you would have been nervous and restrained. As 1t is, we have natural seffuence and that is what I wanted"
 The added attractions for the last half of the week will include Love and Learn," one of the Telephone Girl series, also Pathe News. Aesops Fables, and Who's Who in Birming- ham,"
 The Temple Concert orchestra will play this week from to 5 80 D. m., and from 2 80 to II p. m., and will be under the attention of George Delepssen, the assistant director to MT. Stark, who left Birmingham for a vocational tour of several of the Iasg- est cities including Atlanta, New York and Chicago, and which will combine please and business. The mammoth Moler Pipe organ is now being in- stalled and will be ready for opera t1pn about September 15.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17
FAIR SEX ENJOY
 PARKS FREE DAY
Regular Weekly Ladies' Day At East Lake
 Monday

'sThere have been enough shoes re moved in the bath house at East Lake this summer to kill all the cats that have serenaded involuntary listeners as they scampered along back fences since the world began" said Nick Sey- mohr, Saturday, in commenting on the wonderful attendance record hung up by the swimming mecca for this sea son. sThe beach has enjoyed such popularity" continued Nick, that we have already surpassed any former at tendance record of East Lake and are scampering along through August by swelling the total. The water is just the right temperature now, and daily we are entertaining hundreds of swim mers as they take the plunge"
 Another ladies' day at the beach will be celebrated Monday afternoon and the same generous offer which has been in vogue throughout the summer on Monday afternoons will be the order of the day. Any woman appearing at the park from to z 30 p. ym., Monday. is entitled to q free swim in the lake if she furnishes her own suit. Thousands of women are taking advantage of this free offer each Monday and the affair will be celebrated each Monday as long as the weather continues hot.
 Father Time is nimble old some body and he's clicking off the days at 6 pretty fast rate along about now The days are getting shorter and the faces of lovers of the great outdoors are getting longer. They realize that fall will soon be creeping into the picture. East Lake officials call at tention to the fact that if the summer is passed without one family outing or fraternal picnic at East Lake the sum mer will have been complete by no means. The grounds and tables are offered free and Birmingham citizens are urged to come out and be the guests of East Lake for the remainder of the summer.
 The twelve big rides, having broken all records at the resort from an at tendance standpoint are resting on their laurels by no means. They are grinding away daily and nightly for the en- tertainment of the thr0ngs which pour continually into Birmingham's amuse- ment mecca.