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PNEUMONIA

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Evening star., 1924-10-20
National The Ten Com
mandments."

Interest in the photoplay master
piece, "The Ten Commandments" at
the National Theater,- with its Won
derful and picturesque recital of a
portion Of the Book of Exodus, cou-
pied with a modern story dramatic in
character and tending to show the
consequences following a breach Of
the moral laH, still continues una :
bated. Even though. strangely
enough. the Sunday audiences seem
to fall below those. of the week days.
vet all who see the picture seem to be
impressed with its magnitude and the
dramatic majesty of the Scriptural
scenes, however much opinions may
differ on the modern story.
Cecil B. De Mile, to whom is given
the credit for the perturbation of the
biblical epic, has accomplished Won
derful results in bringing to view the
familiar story Of the flight Of the
Israelites from Egypt, with the
causes leading up to 1t, the parting
Of the Red Sea, the wandering In the
desert and the mighty scenes before
and accompanying the delivery of the
law on Sinai. For this portion OF the
picture alone readers Of the Bible
should find the deepest interest. 1t is
well worth seeing.
Evening star., 1924-10-20

Wonderful Rocky Mountain scenery
| helps the plot great deal in realism
and beauty. Rockliffe Fellowes is
we'll cast in the role Of Kells, leader
OF the legion. Antonio Moreno and
Helene Chadwick are delightful as the
young lovers. Charles ogle makes
| the most Of a small role, and both
James Corey and Edward Gribbon
are fine in character parts.
| "The Border Legion" tells Of a
young girl whose father has the
prospect bug" SO badly that he
leaves her alone too much. The day
Of his departure for a new gold mine
prospect. the muchfeared legion
| OF raiders sweeps down upon their
| cattle and steals the entire herd. The
girls lover was with her at the time
and barely missed probable death by
| facing humiliation for desertion of
his post. Inpulsively he joins the
legion when the girl turns him down.
| She follows to call him back. but in
stead Is captured herself and made
queen of the bandits. From then on
the action is fast and furious. A raid
is made on the little mining camp
where the girls father found gold
| the girl and boy are on a careening
stage coach flying across mountain
| trails to try to get the gold beyond
| reach of the legion; there is a final
struggle for possession of the girl,
and 1t Is undoubtedly the right man"
who wins.
A quartet Of unusually melodious
voices is heard preceding the picture
In series of simple melodies that,
with the canyon setting, prepare the
audience for the mood Of the west
ern Aim. Perhaps In the Cleaning"
is among the selections that are apt
and pleasing. The Tivoli Mirror" Of
events, and "Wanderings." together
with a hectic comedy entitled, why
Hurry" complete the regular pro-
gram.
At the first performance yesterday
afternoon the Washington Symphony
Orchestra. under Daniel Breeskin,
with Sigmund Ziebel as concert
master. gave its second recital A
large audience attended. The feature
was Tschaikowsky's "Solonnelle," ;"
better known AS the 1872 Overture"
beautifully played. Although the
Russian hymn theme was not
stressed quite as much In the first
part as it might have been. IT DOM
mated the finale with brilliancy and
power. The ''Marseillase" theme Of
the middle section was we'll en-
phasized by the various instruments
that took 1t up one after another in
varying keys. and the fire music
Evening star., 1924-10-20
Central-'' The Danger
Line"

After a long absence from the local
screen. Sessue Hayakawa reappears
at Crandalls Central Theater the
first two days OF this week in THE
Danger Line" The picture is well
mounted and has as its central char
acters a Japanese naval officer and
his wife, who becomes thoroughly
Americanized after the present speedy
metropolitan vogue while he is away
on a cruise of vital Importance. When
he returns things happen that make
extraordinary camera entertainment.
The leading feminine role is played
by Tsuri Aoki. in private life the
wife of the star.
A comedy with much Of genial
satire stars Ben Turpin in Three
Foolish Weeks" an obvious travesty
Of Nine. Glyn's impassioned love
tale Of tiger skins and isolation.
The bill includes also short-reel
subjects and a tuneful pipe organ
accompaniment. with occasional solo
intervaIa
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theme was played in q, fashion
reminiscent OF the Magic Fire Spell
Of Wagner. The dance suite OF
Bizet's 'LiArlesienne" was charm
ingly done, with an especially jn-
triguing minuet and fascinating
farandole as the finale. Elgar's
familiar "Pomp and Circumstance
march opened the program.
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ANU SEMENT T S.

beautiful bits of costuming; Traps
a precocious and impertinent young
ster, said to be years old. who ap-
parently amused the audience with
mannerisms and saucy talk. and Oscar
Lorraine, skillful violinist, who
rather belittles his art with carica-
lures on melodies ranging from Bee
thoven's "Minuet in G" to the latest
jazz.
Other acts include a rather comical
skit entitled "Mirth and Mystery;
the Gaudsmith Brothers and a pair
of clever poodle dogs in clownish
sketch: Clayton and Lennie in "A
Sundae in London" facetious British
comedy, and the three Longfields in a
ba ncfng act. The usual screen
reels, fable" and Topics of the
Day" complete the bill.
Evening star., 1924-10-20

gram is Mata's@ Victor Record Jazxa-
rimba Orchestra of xylophones and
bass viol. in novelty, music. which
won numerous demands for encores
Ono Of the most unusual sights ever
captured by a news reel photogra-
pher Is shown In tho International
News Reel, where sensational
smash-up IN an automobile race re-
veals tho crash close up.
Evening star., 1924-10-20
.Joiint-Ease
for Creaky Joints

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! A few seconds rubbing and il
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! II oils up and ifmbers up the
Joints, subdues the infIa mmation and
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! Always remember. when Joint
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Ambassado-"Girl In the
Limousine,

In his first feature-length effort.
Larry Semon. OF slapstick comedy
fame, demonstrates beyond the faint
est suspicion of a question his right
to a place In the silent dramas ex-
elusive armament.
The Girl In the Limousine" is the
vehicle in which Larry rides from the
lowlier, two-reel class into the upper
Evening star., 1924-10-20
Ingrown Nail
Turns Right Out Itself

few drops Of "Outsro'' in the crew.
ice Of the inerowine nail reduces in.
fammation and pain and so toughens
the tender, sensitive skin underneath
the toe nail that it cannot penetrate
the flesh, and the nail turns naturally
outward almost over night.
"outgro' is a harmless antiseptlc
manufactured for chiropodlsts. How.
ever, any one can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing directions.
Evening star., 1924-10-20
Tivoli- The Border Le-
aion" "@Synphony Concert.

Zane Grey's story, THE Border
Legion" concerning a band Of cattle
FOUNDERS. is given excellent picturi-
cation in the Paramount production
at the Tivoli Theater this week
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Evening star., 1924-10-20
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminnl-Pier 41--Strs Iyo
Maru. West Himrod, Trebla.
Union oil Co.'S rerminai-str Warwick.
Bell Street Terrninai-U. &. 8. Haida. ctr
chss. II. Mccormick.
Grand Trunk Pacific Terrnlnal-strs Ad-
miral Nicholson. Admiral Evans. ms
chaIiamba.
Pier str Julia Lucitenbaeh.
Pier z-Rtrs Yukon. Alaska aud Victoria
Pier str ARwistar.
Pier A--8tr EldridEe.
Pier B--strs Admiral Watson. Admiral
Holman.
Pacific coas. Engineering worlSs-U. g.
3. Surveyor.
King a wIngs-str Maid OF Orleans.
stacy street Terminai-Strs Rentuckiau.
Z. r. 3 Diseoverer. Pioneer.
HAnford Street Terminai-strs EImpark.
Chincha.
Spokane street Terminai--Ms Loeb Coli.
Duthls's-U. =. q. Connecticut.
General Petroleum Terminal--str Queer.
Todd Dry Doclss-strs President jackson
Katrina Luckenbach. Admiral RoRsrs
Curacao.
Arnra Terminal co.-str Etns aiaru
Setiieton.s Mnl--str BrookdaIc.
usffrrnan's DR. Doci-strs Animal F.r.
raEut. Rainier. sehrs John A.. Chas. n
wilson.
stimson's Mni-sirs Rosaiis Mahoney.
Forest King.
Alaska steamshlp M0orings-strs JET
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CROP DAMAGES
AID GRAINS
Oats Only Tagging Factor
in Entire Range

CHICAGO. March i.-Grnins scored
sharply In trading on the board OF
trade today.
Damage reports were leading fac
tors in ~hcats strong close. Locals
rendered good support on a state
ment by y. w. Snow that winter
kin is evident In the central area.
Corn was under pressure at 1hc
close. but tho downturn came too
late 20 have any material effect on
prices.
The close was X TO z up. Some
export business was In tho making.
May oats Jagged turnout tho en-
tire session. July and September
were and u higher. respectively.
Heavy receipts held the nearby de-
livery in check.
The close in provisions were
sharply higher A better cash de-
mand existed.
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived-March s.--str Forest King
from los Angeles. NJ , q. m: str Brook
dale from Tacoma. at 1880 a. m. March
Str Etna Nsru from japan via Ever
Ftt. AZ .. m. ctr Arwistar from Ia
coma, ~ s:i5 p. M. str Warwick from
Los Angeles. at p. M. str West Uimrod
from Kobe. az s.70 .. m. str LshiEh
from boston via ports. a. s.fs D. m: str
lewis Luctsnbach from Tacoma. az if.ss
.. N.
Ssiied-Narch Str Admiral Evans
for Naska. AZ 10 a. ~. March str
Doyisst0~n for Tacoma ~ midnight: stf
Maparna for Los Angeles via Tacoma
- sf5 p. m. sfr Capt. A. =. L-lcaa
for Richmond. 81 $3.50 D. m; 4. 3. l. n.
4. Hsstss< Tor Victoria, at $40 .. In. 7;
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Omaha Live Stock
Tnr.flay's Quotatlons

Cattie-nsoeipts. 300. Tone Of market,
steady TO strong. YearlinEs. i7.ssal0'
cows and heifers. 1850 1906 steers,
fz.75as; ntocksrs and feeders. $50
$50. calves. if2i0.50. bulls and stays,
fiag.z5.
Receipts. $4,000. Tone Of market,
strong 20 80 higher. Bulk. fs.e5qT.1o.
top. f7.I5.
sheep-Rec.ipt. $4,000. Tone OF market.
steady 90 i0dfsc higher. Yeariings.
'saiz.50: wethsrr. t7.7sdio.so. lambs,
ti3.S0ais.so; ewes, ts.50ap.75.
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Liverpool Grain
Boston Wool

boston. March i.-The local v-ooi
market continues unchanged.
Tho local dealers arc now Operatives
freely in the foreign market. ror.ly,,
markets are QUIET aud ~ the acsiviiv a.
Bradford. England. can be taken AZ n
cue. the london auctions on Afarc1, IL
VIII he active. Local quotations on fine
staple territory and ohio Delaines range
between il.S7 and il.i0.
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You can own your ewn home by
paying a small payment down and
making regular monthly payments
aftcrward. See the offers in to-
nights Want Ads,
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f.r,en. Ks.shlkan. n.dOnao.

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Port Biaksiy-s,r Tansna.
winriov Marine Railway Eagle Harbor)
Str criffdu. schrH Mindnnao. Betsy
Ross. Ella A. Sophie Christensen.
Meteor and Alumna. bktns Anne
Comyn and Charles r. Croker. Barge.
Coauitiam City. Griffson and Henry
Willard
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San Francisco Produce

Buitsr-Eztras. spo ID; prime rirsts
Nise 10.
ERFS-Extras. 2so doz: extra pullets
awe doz.. underlined puliets. 1sc dog
Cheese-Caiifornia flats. fancy. 7Ithc ID.
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Upon request 80 will supply A.
psrienesd private branch eEefsnr.
HIfen1aMtHs also INSTRUCTOR -
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and furnish advice On privat.
Call IL iot-fpog, Extsnrion III.
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LEGAL NOTICES
RESOLUTION NO. 1874
PROPOSED AMENDMENT no

RESOLUTION NO. 1873
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO .
A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION
TO amend Section 8 OF Article TX
OF the City Charter Of the City OF
Seattle. and providing for the sub
mission OF such proposed amend :
rent 10 the qualified electors OF
raid city for their ratification or
rejection at tho general municipal
election TO be held therein on ths
18th day OF March. 1894
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Sc
ATTLE.
City Charter OF the City OF Seattle
be amended TO read as follows
Sec. 8. There shall be q City Treas
urer, who shall except as other
wise provided by law. be ex-
ofileio tar collector: lie may APP
point ono Assistant City Treas
urer. and. under Civil Service
rules tuch other clerks or deputies
ss the City Council may authorize.
In case of the absence OF the Clcy
Treasurer from the city. or TX Tor
any cause the City Treasurer be
ineapacitAted from acting. the A.
City Treasurer and for the time
being enjoy all his powers
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that such proposed anne ndment Dc
submitted 20 the qualified electors
OF the City OF Seattle for their rat
ification or rejection at the gener-
al municipal election 90 be held 10
said city on the 18th day OF March
1924.
Passed the City Council the gath day
OF December. 1874. and signed oy
me in open session In euthentca-
ton Of its passage this 2tth day OF
December. 1874
c. b. FITZGERALD.
President or the City Council
Filed the 2ith day OF December.
II. w. CARROLL
City Comptroller and ex-offieio
City Clerk.
-
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PERSONAL

/ NEED volunteer workers and
voluntary contributions for
my campaign 10 offset funds
contributed by the Special In
tcrests that arc being used
against me. 80 one must give
either their time or money uu-
less they feel that IL 10 for the
best interests or Seattle TO do
10. Report 20 tho lady aecre-
tary or my Campaign Head
quarters. 81 Lyon Building.
but make checks out 10 me
personally. as no funds will be
accepted unleks ] know Who
the contributors are.
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str london Shipper for Vancouver. At 4
,. m: afr oridono Maru for Kobe via
Yokohama at y. m. afr II. y. Alex
at D. m.
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. March SIS a. m.
falling slowly: cloudy;
wind east, eight miles an hour.
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rnMIN II nRnNY,,

CLASS MINERAL PUNE HEALTH
SYSTEM. THE LATEST AND
BEST. RHEUMATISM, kEURITIS
NERVOUSNESS. STIMULATES
THE CIRCULATION. ISVESTl-
CATION INVITED. lG32 18th
IA nI-kTrE "a Z . -
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WEDNESDAY

MARCH .
first High Tide
5s15 a m. iz4 n.
FIRST Low Tide
1863 a. m. "a n.
second High Tide
ffi .. m. 1915 IT.
second Low Tide
ii:os .. m, % IT.
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Cash Wheat

steady. No. rcd. STA: No. hard.
ILL. ellis; No, hard. ,LIenQLif.
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ShipNews
TIDES in Seattle
THpBsDAY

MARCH 8
First High Tide
$40 a. m. Ia #
FIRST Low Tide
1919 n m. as n.
second High Tide
B.97 .. m, 1917 n.
second Low Tide
1ito y. m, IL It.
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c. b. FITZGERALD.

President OF the City Council
Filed the sIth day OF December. 1874
II. W. CARROLL
City Comptroller and ex-officio City
BY +. IL Street. Deputy.
Date OF first publication. Feb. &
1924
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Monuments

PUGET SOUND Marble ana Granite
Co. lat and Virginia. Established
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VIEW HOME
Groom. well constructed bungalow.
all in fine condition; view OF
Sound and mountains: full cement
basement and furnace; lot 50xl0o.
on graded street. near carlino and
schools; only $4,000: $500 cash.
balance $50 monthly.
w. T. CAMPBELL
California and Admiral Way
WE st-al50 OPEN EVENINGS
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BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Sc
ATTLE:
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That Section 4 OF Article TX OF the
City Charter of the City OF Seat
tie, be amended TO read as follows:
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Sec. Tile snail perform such other
duties as this charter or the City
Council may direct. and may APP
point one chief deputy. and. under
civil service rules such other
deputies as the City Council may
authorize. In case OF the absence
OF the City Comptroller from the
city, or ~ for any cause the City
Comptroller be incapacitated from
acting. the chief deputy shall act
as City Comptroller. and for the
time being enjoy all his powers.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVES
that such proposed amendment be
submitted 20 the qualified electors
of the City OF Seattle for their
ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election to be
held in said city ON the nth day
of March. 1924.
Passed the City Council the 2tth day
Of December. 1879. and signed by
me In open session In authentica-
tion Of its passage this stth day
Of December, 1924.
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c. d. FITZGERALp.
RESOLUTION NO. 1871.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. L

A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION
to amend Section OF Article u
Of the City Charter OF the City OF
Seattle. and providing for the
submission OF such proposed
amendment TO the qualified elect
ors OF said city for their ratifica-
tion or rejection at the general
municipal election 20 be held
therein on the nth day OF March
1874.
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Three room modern bungalow. ex-
ccpt heat: graded street. . blocks
10 car: $3.50 cash. bal. s25 month,
including interest.
NJ. ]. WALLER
1905 west Alaska ST. WE st-snSs
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81 nO

1. Interlake district:
xomcthing OF value. ME lrse-147t.
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Marion Friebug Reported
To.Be Rapidly Improving
Operation Last Week A Success
Guards Stationed In Room Of
Confessed Firebug.

: Reports from the McCready Me-
mortal Hospital at Crisfeld, state
that the condition Of Edwin Warfield
Townsend, confessed Marion firebug,
is rapidly improving and that the OPP
Grafton performed for appendicitis
recently was a success.
Townsend, the confessed fire bug of
Marion Station, is being guarded day
and night by guards who are said to
be stationed in his room at the hos
pital where he is interned.
Following his release by the hos
pital authorities it is said that Town
sends mental condition will be exam
ined after which he will either be de-
clared insane or placed before the
court for trial.