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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-24
Says Editorial Was "TruIy Patriotic" nne Ala Lndi4n- I.f rIl,n 4 LLarnld.

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 wish to thank you and to express my appreciation of your stand as to prepared ness for the national defense of our country as expressed in your editorial of August IA.
 Your editorial is truly patriotic and will surely be appreciated by all true Americans who have the interest of our great country at heart. DAVID 0. SHANKS, Major General, U. s. Army, Commanding
 Fourth Corps Area.
 Atlanta, Ga, August 21, 1924.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-24


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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-24

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-24
Who Are They?
By JOHN CARLYLE

No you worry about what they say?
 Do you listen to what "they" say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
ACID STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
Sufferers From Indigestion
or Stomach Trouble
CUT THIS OUT

stomach trouble. dyspepsia iudl-
krstion, souTnrss Eas, heartburn.
food fermentation. etc. arc caused
hlno times lu ten by chronic acid
stomach" says a well known au-
thorUy,
BURNING Aydroehloric acid dcyrl-
cps in tho stomach az an alarming
rs,tc. The acid Initiates and iu-
Flames the delicate stomach llnlug
end often leads 90 Eastr,tis accom-
panied BY dangerous stomach ulcers,
Dent desc an acid stomach with
pepSin or artificial tiErsJcuts that
only give temporary RELIEF from pam
~ driving the sour frrmcnting food
cut % the stomach into the intcs-
tines
Instead. nrutraliEe or sweeten
Nour acid stomach after meals with
4 little hot water and hisuratrd
NaEucsiu and not only viii the pain
Vanish but your meals VIII digest
naturally. There rs nothing better
than Risuratcd Murncsia, 20 sweet
en- and SETTLE an acid stomach, II
soaks NJ the harmful excess acid
much a. a sponge or hlottng paper
rlicht and your stomach acts ana
feels fine in Just a few minutes
risurated MaEnrsia can BE- obtained
from ans reliable drugEist in either
powder or tablet form IL ia safe,
feliahie. easy and pleasant 90 use. Is
rot a laxative and is not az all cN-
renslve.- -AdyFrtiEewcut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
INDIA MAY DRINK
Up ALL TEA
Demand Exceeding Supply,
Says Tea Man
MIGHT GO SKY HIGH
But Cheap Native Help Is
What Keeps II Down

While American tea companies
encourage Americans to drink more
tea. they have 20 spread propaganda
In india and CcyIon 90 keep tHe ua.
dives from drinking a. James r.
Mead, who sells morr tea than any
three men in America, told The
star today. Mead T. general sales
manager OF the salada Tea Co OF
Boston. on his first trip 10 the West
coast. lie loft Tor tho South on a
business tour.
'-rhe demand Tor tea" he sald az
the New Washington, sis growing
80 rapidly that rs hard 20 keep up
the supply, n tho natives IN tho
tea gardens In India and Ccylon
ever get the tea habit theyll con
sumo so much Of tho product that
tho price Il bound 20 SO killing
Tea parties ia Eastern offices
have. 20 a larrr extent Hupplantci
the old cocktail hour" Mead said
In many offices OF large corpora,
lions The serving ~ afternoon tea
has become an established custom
Americans drink nearly 5000 ooo-
600 cups OF tea every year now
Mead asserted. bringing Tho per cap
ua consumption up 20 about a
pound and a quarter a year Tbb,
however. Is far below the Canadian
consumption % five and thFcequar,
ter pounds a year. while tho British
manage 90 get away with eiEht and
one-auarter pounds each every y
months.
Tea il as cheap as Il h. Mead says.
because tho natives IN tho tea plan
,atlons get only about ~ cents a
day II they were paid American
wages tea would ho more valuable
than scotch whisky h az present
A single tea tree produces only
about half a pound Of tea and ma,
lives must labor hours 20 gather a
few pounds
And here's the right way 90 make
a cup Of tea: Sca!d out a croeksry
pot and while Il is stlll warm put
in a level tsaspooutui Of teR-oh.
ycry well. Salada tea - FOR every
cup Pour on freshly boiling water
and be sure Il Is bubbllnk. and al.
low Il 90 seep for i've minutes.
Then drink u with milk. not cream.
or n slice Of lemon. or orange.
And tho latest fad. Mead says, j.
tea punch. made with iced tea
mixed with assorted fruit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
MORE PLEDGES
Three Fraternities Give Out
Latest Lists

~ Nh Phi fraternity ~ rhe Uni
vcrsIiy of Washington announces the
plsdFIur u tho following Al Tafdin.
william MrAulrg Gerald Wlc.
Robert iaifH. nil ~ Seattle. GlhbGH
K0ppang Boise. Idaho. Emil Deck,
SPOKANE. Clarence EHuirson. Everett
Sigma Theta pledged thla week
Charles Bentley spokane. George
Benjamin. ChHtuulsA. AiaTla. IF0
Hufhur, Plaza J Talbot West
LeaysEw0rih. Charles Fiddler New
port. George Hriaur. Hgqu.am I'm.
met TaHgHry. Seattle. Harold Hove
land. C0uprVllIr. George WlrEman.
The D4lirs. oregon.
Sigma Chi has pledged GiIber Ar
mold. Martin bingham. San Diego.
Merritt Day Lowell EusbIsr Hall
johnson, Donald Day Seattle Burton
Olympia Robert Wagner.
New Mexico. ALFRED SygreH, Sion.
roe. Robert johnson. Helena, Mont.
Charles MrGulnrss. Fuoh1mlEh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
VICTORY COMPLETE
OVER BOGUS TICKET

Tho victory 81 the progressive par,
- over tho pseudo independent pro
Ercsslyo party filed b. 7. 81 Gun,
uinEham and hls cohorts was com
pete In every detail
When Judge Ronald heard trsii.
mouy IN tho case Monday and report
"a 10 tho supreme cour, that mo
legal convention bad ever been held"
b. the Cunningham faction. tho end
was forecast
This conclusion. with a certified
copy % tho records. was delivered
To the state supreme court Tuesday
az 1880 a. M Tho court announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
CONFERENCE or
LEADERS PROMISED

A conference OF party leaders
viii 10 held within tho next Few
days 90 decide upon what lines tho
prosecution % those responsible will
DO sought. Snyder said.
In tho meantime the plans for
tho political campaign arr being
pushed. William Short president
o. the state federation % labor
will call "a meeting Of labor leaders
20 organize q speaking campaign
in behalf Of the Ia Toilette
wheeler ticket. John y, Bailainc.
state manager Tor Ia Toilette an.
nouncri "Wednesday.
Bailainr was 10 leave AZ once for a
speaking tour u Eastern Washing.
ton, snyder len "Wednesday FOR
Lewis county on a short speaking
tour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

Persons who complain because NE
has dealt harahly with them should
hear Kathleen oSsil play tho VIC,
liu
This Flrl loft crippled and blind
"a tho age OF 7. has fought her han.
dicaps and az the Eamr time found
time 60 master tsc violin aad tho
art OF being cheerful
Now sho hhh overcome al her
troubles except her bllndnsas and
she hopes 20 overcome that The
hundreds Of persons who have heard
her play AZ the Columbia thatcer
this week have been impressed with
the music the Eirl brings from her
She has played her Lest. forget,
ting her lack ~ sight. Not one
word % complaint does she reflect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
THE FIRING WIFE AND MOTHER

4 the woman who sacrifices her
health and consequent happiness 20
her ambition. We all know such
womcn-anxious that their homes
Shall he kept Immediately neat and
attractive and their children we'll
dfcssed-thcy overdo and soon bring
on sogie feminine ailment which Is
evidenced by nervousness. irritahll,
ity. headaches. hackache and other
aches and pains attending such Ms,
Every woman should remember that
THE most successful remedy Tor such
conditions Is Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. which for fifty
saers has been restoring women 10
health. strength and happiness.-Ad.
vertisemcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

u would hear final arguments AZ I 80
D. ~
snyder. In presenting the con.
Guiding argument. asked that a
severe rrbukc he given. not only
TO these bunFlinE crooks who
have prrpTiratsd this fraud. but
10 those gentlemen in high places
In the republican party Of the
state, who aided and nbetted the
dsrd"
AMER brief recess the court re-
turned no findings CHIEF Justice
John y Main aald that the court np,
proved the conclusions ~ judge Ron.
AID and iaaucd "a pre- srmptory writ Of
mandate. directing Secretary OF
state j, Grant lilnkle 10 Withdraw
hla rrriineBtlon o. tho Cunningham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

Jointly with the rrjuyonaird drive
Tor IA Toilette. progressive party
chiefs arc marrhalIInE evidence up.
nu which 90 base prosecution "i
those responsible for tho attempted
theft OF election
Edgar G. Snyder ana J u, Lane,
attorneys for tho party, announced
definitely "Wednesday that they will
press tho charges ~ criminal fraud
before law enforcement forces ri
the state.
"Now that The state supreme
court has revealed tho bold attempt
20 steal Ia Fullctr'a vote. We DO
not propose Co lst tho perpetrators
u the conspiracy escape punish.
msnt Tor their miadseaH" Snyder
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Home Treatment
For Piles

n sou suffer from bleeding. Itch.
ms, blind OF pr8frud0Hg plIcr. you
can easily treat y0urHslf ~ home
with Mu Summers Pile suppoai
tories. and avoid needless expense
and suffering. Safe. healing. sogth-
ms. UFrra report epeedy relief and
recovery Nix your druggist Or
send today Tor FEEE TRIAL. with
useful Information by Addressing
The Summer Medical Company
Box 81 =. South Bend. Ind.-Advsr.
tlHrmrnf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
az FOK mn MINISTER

In his announcement sunday morn
Ns. the minister regretted that
money was not coming IN fast enough
hut he was no prssimist.
I'VE have tried" he said. so raise
the necessary money IN the usual
manner. We have tried honestly Now
We are going 20 see what q bazaar
can 40 "-ArEonaut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
DAD HAS REASONS

"pb. da1lT I'm r1 glad ygg cav.
George my hand ] wa1 aY afraid you
would object ~ him bregurs be- wa
% prize fighter
Tho very reason 7 didn't. M
dear. Am Legion WEy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
ny SISTERS I.ATEsr

Have you ever been IN lover
That's my business.
well. how'h business "--fllm
Pun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
THE BURGLARS ERROR

who's thsTcT'
IT'S only me. darling ser hus-
band"
MY husband doesn't call me darl-
iugi p0llrr' judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Yesler Way Viaduct
Postponed One Year

Contribution hy tan uIIf0ada Of
a y.a1uci on TrrIrr uag. over Rail.
road and Western wr1. vas Or.
drr'1 deferred "a year ~ fas city
council Tuerday Business frr-
have asked delay % Hr project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Progressives Cheered
by Courts Decision
Victory Over Bogus Ticket Accelerates
Statewide La Toilette Drive

With only one La Toilette electoral ticket on the ballot
an intensive drive opened Wednesday 10 line up the
progressive voters Of the state behind the Wisconsin SEN
aor move which progressive party leaders say will in
victory for La Toilette IN the state of Washington
". IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

Iiu aTr pFFHl4FNflA4 f.fi.AtA-t''. pc
retiring president 90 Roy Campbell
slate ana remove them from the
ballots
County auditors ~ every county lu
the state we're Immediately notified
ln communication drawn up by
Attorney General John ~ Dunbar
A desperate eleventh hour attempt
20 dupe August TosIlnsr DuwamlHh
gas station proprietor, into Ming an
electoral slate 60 replace the 0uHtrd
Cunningham ticket, failed 40 the last
minute
High praise waa given Attorneys
}. y. Lane and Edgar G. Snyder for
ths successful conduct Of Tho case
By John " BalIaine state manager
Tor IA Toilette
'"rhe victory was achieved under
trying dlfflcultles." said Halainc
'Mr Snyder and Nc Lane met the
moves n an INSCRIPTIONS opposition
with keen foresight The supreme
court. BY upholdlng the decision n
judge Ronald. flennHrd Sc skirts ~
any criticism that might have been
directed At H. due 20 the earlier
nndlnEH"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

Erldmos often develop a fondneas
Tor ciEsrStH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
ONE roR TIE DOCTOR

"GarEiu your throat twice daily
with peroxide"
but doctor. why should a bru-
nsits like me have blonde tonEIIsF'-
An. Legion WHY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

Herbert. ! can't IND my bathing
suit anywhere"
SEC Y YOU'VE got y nn."-IndEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
College Club Will
Elect New Officers

Election ~ a president and board
n trustees FOR the College club iH
-rhcdulsa Tor wednesday, evening
o. w. lisscher and Alfred n InH.
din are presidential candidate Tic
retiring president 20 10y Campbell
Evening star., 1924-10-11

| BY oWSER-ATTRACIIyE DUTCH COLO
nisl corner house, frame. rooms a bed
! roomsJ: h.-w.h,: ami; large lot paved
street in Chevy Chsse: easy terms: consider
able reduction on equity basis. Address Rer
42-T.. Star office
Evening star., 1924-10-11
Delightful Home and
Profitable Investment

12 acres. overlooking pike and commanding
a beautiful view of the mountains: 2ia miles
from station and town. in Loudoun County:
excellent neighborhood: school and church
nearby; II acres timber, balance under culti-
walton; new I-room house, the house being on
an elevation In grove OF trees. This farm is
exceptionally well located, about - miles
from Washington. over pike. With some i'm
provements this could he made a delightful
home aud profitable irvrst'arut. Price re
duced TO $4,000 for quick sale"
STONE & FAlRF Az.
1912 New York Ave Phone Main DI2j
Evening star., 1924-10-11
RENT-FLOOR SPACE

LARGE FLOOR SPACE DOWNTOWN
Second door of the Strand Theater building
9th aud U. W. - by IS feet and fronting on
two streets, giving plenty light. and two rooms
of about similar dimensions on the third floor
suitable for light manufacturing, office supply
rooms or kindred lines. will give good lease at
moderate rental TO desirable tenants
THUS. u. WALSH.
40 II Wv -5;5
Evening star., 1924-10-11

A NEW HOME. JUST COMPLETED: ONE OF
the highest elevations in the northwest: 81
feet deep: large bedroom across entire house
large living room and dining room. with
kitchen, one-piece sink: roomy pantry: ahso-
lutely the best bargain ever offered. Better
see 1t today and judge FOR yourself Col.
3132-w
Evening star., 1924-10-11
SALE FARMS

10 ACRES. 4-kOOM HOUSE AND BARN: ON
state road; Is minuteB out. 20 A.. 7room
house: 80 minutes out. lTs a., on state road;
improved: bargain. .rN a; good road:
well equipped producer. NJ a93t. HENRY
r. JOHNSON. 40 hcui bldg.
AIRES FINE SOIL. ar. Hi'NG.. = CHICk
"n houses; all fenced; facing on macadam pike
mr.. Alta Vista Md: immed poss. Price,
81 eco. 5000 cash. hal monthly. LEWIS
FARMS, HOMES, ESTATES, IN HEAUliftL
Montgomery County, IA suburb OF wash State
needs and get descriptions: there's one for
you. II. II. fARQuiiAR. Jr, Sandy Spring. Md.
12s
FOR SALE. FARM VIENNA. VA; 100
acres good farm land. about one quarter In
wood: sroom house and outbuiliings; priced
for quick sale. WESTCOT'r BROS. Vienna
Evening star., 1924-10-11
RENT-FARMS.

FARM. lGH ACRES. l. MILES MARKET
Apply $40 9th ST. s.w 13'
FARM FOR RENE ABOUT 10 ACRES. 4
room house in good condition. at Suitland, Md
Amply GA NJ So
Evening star., 1924-10-11
WANTED-OFFICES.
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

BRIGHT; fUR ONE DESk. GIVE DETAILED
Information, including price. Address +. u.
Pox WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-10-11
REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
I LEND FROM $500 UP ON D. C. REALTY.
end trusts running from 6 mos. to 3 yrs Room
72S Transportation bldg, 18th and Ii SITS. NV.
Tel NJ. ss49 1o'
A CLIENT HAS PLACED WITH US 5000
to loan at Sc on first mortgage. Prompt at
tention to applications W. c. DUVALL,
1410 FL st. NV. Main S41S.
MONEY TO LOAN ON y. c. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest JESSE
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
nase afes. ano Quick ~ action. MoRRIs cAFRITz GO.
INC. 1915 X st. Main sl7.
ID. c. AND MARYLAND LIST AND md TRUST
real estate loans at 81. g., 6hfe: liberal loans;
TUNG & CO.. 110s 18th st. Main 372-
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FOR 8
or 5 years to be secured upon frst mortgages
in the District of Columbia Installment loans
made in Washinston and nearby in MARYLAND
and Virginia on the 1o-year monthly install
mortgage in case of the death Of the borrower
D. QUINCY SMITH. INC. 9O9 18th
REAL ESTATE LOANs-WTLL BUY FIRST
trust notes secured on acreage and building
lots; also first trust short-time building loan
notes bought. enabling owners to complete
trust notes also bought on D. G.. Md, and Va.
improved. suLToN R, GORDON. Colorado
MONEY 10 LOAN AT 5hT on IMPROVED
property in the District Of Columbia, Chevy
Chase and Takoma Park. Maryland; Residence
r. L. RUST COMPANY,
e12 18th Street NV. Main $685.
loan Correspondent The PRUDENTIAL insurance
Evening star., 1924-10-11

90l PRINCETON PL. N.W........... $25 30
lo22 9TH st. n.w..-.. Observation-Disclosures. IL, 10
500 Ga. ave. n. 100 Hl
2al3 lffh ST stories. 800 .n
oo2 9th st. n.w...... IGi 81
500 9th St Nv. md floor. ............ 700
a1 9th st. NV. 3rd floor. ........... 30 on
Goa Pa. ave. NV. 81 stories. ......... $50 on
?@3 l2th ST. NV. md and 3rd floors. Ia. Or
437 18th st. NV. 2nd floor. or............. $50. OG
340f 14th st. n.w.-Store and i-room and
bat apartment. t...................... $50. .oO
1896 r st. n. n.w.-Store and garage in
rear ...................... 5000
127 11th st. NV. heat furnished w 10 on
1924 Park rd. nw.-Store and Groom.
kit. and bath apt. t................... 200 oo
ll32 7th st. NV. Observation-Disclosures. 65 .G
1895 Park rd. n.w.................... 1000
81 o st. n.w...... .......-............... 30 90
sNi-S II st. ne. 1st floor. r............ 80 on
113Ol2 1th st. w..................... 1000
1915 = ST. NV, LIST floor. ............... 20Vl
1924 9TH st. ............... go. GO
For further particulars consult
B. F. SAUL CO., 141o EYE ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-11

! NEW DErACH. ENGLISH STCCCO HOUSE
near-n northwest suburbl six large room.
attic. hardwood floors. porehes: ami: lot JUr
l5O. Owner leaving city. Cleye. 3244. i2s
SIN-kouM HOUSE: GAS, BATH, EbEt ii.
/ furnace; chicken house; some fruit: lot 4Gxl5o.
Small cash payment. S524 3lst 81. Nj.
| Rainier 1os
Evening star., 1924-10-11
WANTED TO RENT--HOUsEs

WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE, USFUR-
nished house in vicinity Of 18th street and
Columbia road; must have 3 or 6 bedrooms
a with 'Mo S.,,s paths; thoroughly reliable tenant
~ years; state location and terms. Address
Rox W-B, Star Office
Evening star., 1924-10-11

TWO sIN-KooM FURNISHED HUUES, REAl
| and side alleys. Apply 20 gl4 Maryland
Evening star., 1924-10-11


NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. 1914 AR
conne pl.-7 rooms and tile BATH Anil. q.
front and rear porches; instantaneous water
heater; built-in garage.
9lo IougfelIow ST n.w.-7 rooms and BATH
front and two rear nclosed porches, I'm. l.,
Gear garage in the rear. Rental only $95. CO.
1877 Park I'd. n.w.-11 rooms and two tile
baths, ami: arranged for apts.; porches
being put in excellent repair
1231 N j. ave. nw-f0 large rooms and
tile bath; suitable for rooming house; being
20 pered; one-car garage. 5000.
1412 Quincy st. n.w.-Semi- detached, new
home. rooms and bath. ami. front and 2
rear porches, inclosed. built-in garage, $8O.50.
xal4 Wisconsin ave. n.w.-11 rooms and
two baths. cleo, Scar garage in the rear.
Rent only $500.
N06 Van Buren Ut. n.w.-Detached, rooms
and hath, Anil, porches, $S5.O
WIN. s.. PHILLIPS,
Main 1900. 18th & Sts- NV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births iu their household are re-
ported by the following men
Daily. John r. 1907 First ave ", boy.
Ito. MitsuyukI. Falriax SRI
spence. Harold Thomaa asia W ore
son ST., boz.
Saslsy. Edward J. s2It walnut, st.
girl
.schaller. Gilbert s. go Z soth st..
boy.
Mcdonald. Albert =. $500 Rayeuns
ave. girl
Parmsntor. Isaac. 7sg y. soth ~. boy.
owen. Thomas Barron 52I 18th '
DarSan. David L. sos 2ist ave, ".
girl
Hjeima. Hans. 1908 ssth ave. &. girl
Morgan. Irving. ,725 aiat ave. s.. boy.
EllstrDm. Gust. SIS W 5grd a.. boy
ChristOffCrasu, Olaf Herman. 9io@
18th ave. w. bpyA
Leyisee. aaron y, z0l 9Th ave. girl
carmen. War. 307 Roy st. hoy.
Slater. Fred. i15li MldyAle ave. boy.
Kaiser. William, 32J doth ave-. boy.
Boyd. Malcolm r.. bii Il. Pine st.
boy.
Ksmmochi. Hldstaro. 1854 Spruce
a.. boy.
ochi. Taisulehi. ail 10Th ave. s.. boy.
imat, Seiichi. sia washington st.. boy.
Findall. Elliott X, 1915 Eighth ave.
W, boy.
Holmqulst. Edwin Frederick. 1919
TAYLOR ava. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

with a great measure Of talent
This estimate does not belong 10
the mediocre girl, hut 20 the SRI
who has.it In her. as VIC say says
Miss Denis. who L. "a urclcss work
rr herself. she viii find a law
which /, myself. was 20 discover
only after years OF experience
that al least five years or hard.
technical and mental training were
necessary before tho preparation
was sufficient Tor q finished public
performance A. the end OF this
time 1 sim considered myself a
student OF the stage A. the be.
ginning % my sixth year came
newer and bigger engagements.
and from then on up 90 tho begin
ming OF the full rewards OF talent
and work. 7 found that ten years
had gone by"
Ruth 81 Denis believes that the
percentage % real Funiusea does
not differ from that IN HlnEing.
painting and ariing-appro1imaiely
ono 10 ~ every hundred a~sptauts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Building Permits

Henry ostrow. care architect. o. ".
building. $4,000.
r - Lee. zoos 18Th s.. frame residence.
1850.
,. worthy. 1911 1utsrIakcn blvd,
anne realdcuce. 1900.
john Kumear 40 Thomas IT,, frame
residence. 1880.
J. n Arms. 20s2 ssrd g, frame resi-
dencc. $500.
T. o ICE. sOo5 1fth g. frame residence.
1850.
John p Hyldahf. ssi5 Jones u. W, frame
residence, $4,000.
Mrs 4 ~ Gray. 2l4o Boyer. frame resi-
1cHeo, $500.
Hans Graf. 535 Queen Anne, frnmo rest
heuea, 1850.
Geo Kramer. sf4 -. 4srd st., frame
residence. 1900.
u. y. go2dufr. 5t25 Empire way. resi-.
dsace addition. $500.
- W LlndberE. 100 Boyistou ~. gar
iiotluH Estate. 5ig Fourth ave, alter
store front $500.