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Evening star., 1924-06-01
Columbia" "Icebound."

The program a Loew's Columbia
Theater for tine week beginning this
afternoon will be the initial pres
entation in Washington of William
De Miles perturbation of 'Icebound,
| the Owen Davis Broadway stage sue
prize in 1923 and which has been
hailed as one of the most realistic
stage plays of the past decade.
Mr.. De Mile has brought to the
screen in the central roles a cast
that includes Richard Dix. Lois Will
Helen Dubois, Edna May Oliver, Mary
Foy, Joseph Depew, Alice Chaplin.
John Daily Murphy, Frank Shannon
and others. The adaptation of the
Owen Davis play was made by Clara
Beranger and the entire picture was
personally directed by Mr.. De Mile.
In "Icebound" Mr.. Davis. the play
wright, propounded the problem that
| was so general following the late
| war, namely, the problem of keeping
on the farm the young men who,
through their taste of war and the
world in the American eXpeditionary
force, were unwilling longer to con-
tain themselves within the narrow
lines of New England tradition and
convention.
Richard Dix is cast in the role of
young New Englander, whose
smoldering revolt against the ice
bound moral restrictions of the New
England canon burst into open fame
following his return from the war in
France. His revolt is expressed in
card playing and drinking with the
wilder young men of the community
and in one of these escapades a barn
is accidentally burned and the young
| man is forced to leave town to avoid
arrest.
Returning on the night that his
mother dies, he learns that she has
| left her fortune to her young ward
on condition that the latter marry
and reform her wayward son. He
agrees to settle down and work the
farm on condition that she satisfy
the law and keep him out of jail,
but when the young man. still eager
| for warmth. mpanionship and
| youth, turns his attention to a vamp-
| ish little cousin. the disappointed,
! heart-broken girl ward prepares to
abandon the struggle to win him and
| to turn over the fortune to him and
clear out. The circumstances which
suddenly arise to prevent this occur
renee and which awaken the young
man to a realization of his love for
his benefactress are all appealing ele-
ments.
The program also includes a new
Sunshine comedy Nerve Tonic the
| Literary Digest's screen review and
! the International news pictures.
Evening star., 1924-06-01

THE quaint Viennese building that
l housed the monkey, the fat lady.
and the rest of the colorful sideshow
during the making of "Merry-go-
Round" at Universal City, is to be
the new training quarters for Jack
Dempsey, world champion heavy
weight.
Work has started on remodeling
the structure for it's new use. An
office for Jack Kearns, his manager;
a lounging room, showers, and COM
plete gymnasium are now under
course of construction and within
few days, the champion will com
mence active training inside the Uni
versal City gates.
He will train continuously during
the filming Of the series of pictures
he is to do for Universal under his
new million dollar contract"
Incidentally, the mammoth repro
duction of the Cathedral of Notre
Dame, where Lon CLANCY appeared
in Victor Hugos classic, is to be-
Evening star., 1924-06-01
News andComment
By Ph;Et C.. Kaufmanh

n REVITY being of being
X and being drawing moving.pc
IL audiences, the short films with coming
into their The getting tired of extra tupendous
drag along
being that
sands feet m and take show People
huge magnificent settings millions
and millions of mob etc. and the thrill of
novelty has and something needed sustain the interest
Pictures with aes
plots up pretty gorgeous
wardrobs along through of prologue
bnt;f M wanders disnlaving her charms The patience
breaking point
padded be
garganuan spcac producers
are beginning see writing big
that and deserve and rghuy ooage
Wagon" Hunchbak
abraham Lincoln but these really but and
many equally
pendous, and the public is losing faith rapidly
THE exhibitors gauge public and
they know
enough justify length and The
producers exhibitor combines price them
but the answer TO ta hat they nave lost 100 money
long super-speca failed All
country demand for shorter and better The and
two reel longer being
With offerings of reels
u..sneu e l N 49, w M ,.. M lrd m h " .a.d So; ~ ;d s ~ f
crowds through the
appeal keeps vaudeville shows popular and Aouishng
yxrH this appeal ever more nsn the time should not be far off
" Mack
nett beauties and the old regulars best opner
famous stars doing fastmovng
plot Poa Negri good
reer than to see Ethel Barrymore Very
likely all
reels and and two reel extras will be tried
out here leading picture
should with and from
than other 1t hard enough
weak play with plot trimmed like Christ
by the in the months, but
in the summer with all outdoors calling, it becomes a trial
1NDER the heading of big productions really big
screen offered That the that
ush length, needed padding all of
good of interest worthwhile play and
which would deny
been
1ukewam last week when
Other historical
Nation "The Covered Wagon" and
of much and
The
othe sugarcoated
and along thrills involved
the producers carefully avoided call
S
splendid
nnively rebel against to the movies
decided wanted
around it. They choose something
that sounds dierting, and often get fooled
Washingons
without the hope OF stock
light At the time the De Wolf Hopper Opera Com
10 Polls such
June Under the plan such The Mkado Robin
Evening star., 1924-06-01
St. Andrew $ Players.

THE st. Andrews Players will re-
peat their recent success. Among
the Breakers" on the evening of June
s, at st. Andrews Parish Hall, New
Hampshire avenue and v street north
west. The original cast will present
the performance, under the leadership
Of Capt. A. G.. L. Toombs.
The cast follows: Miss Mary E.
Torbert, Philip Dimon, Miss Helen S.
Griffith, F. Fitzhugh Conway. Capt. A.
q. L Toombs, James B. Hewlett, Miss
Madeleine Benton, A. C. Detwiler, Miss
Mary Howell and Clarke Conway.
Evening star., 1924-06-01
Rialto-" -"Conductor 1892" !"

The bill to be presented at Moore's
Rialto Theater for the week begin
ming today is headed by Johnny
Ted Weems and his Pennsylvania
Orchestra are also on the program.
In "ConductoA 1892" Johnny Hines
takes the part of Terry O'Toole, a
young Irishman just arrived from his
native country, bent on fame and
fortune. with q ready smile and
willing hand, Terry. harboring such
lofty ideals as becoming a traffic cop.
finds his way to Loteda, Ohio, where
Evening star., 1924-06-01
Foreign Invasion" and Vice
Versa.
GREAT deal has been said regar

ing the foreign invasion" Of
motion picture directors, stars and
artists. Lubitsch, Bucrowetski, Negri.
Seastrom, Won Stroheim-these are
but a few Of those who have come.
seen and conquered. But Europe is
not satisfied, apparently, to remain
content with a wholesale invasion of
Hollywood-now they are making
overtures to our own artists to cross
the Atlantic and do their work
abroad.
Already Pauline Garon, Mae Marsh,
Rex Ingram, Edward Burns and
many .others have succumbed to the
call, and many foreign producers con-
tinue to make attractive offers to
American actors.
Evening star., 1924-06-01
Photoplays This Week
At the Photoplay Houses This Week

COLUMBIA Icebound Shown this afternoon and evening.
METROPOLITAN-"The Goldfish Shown this afternoon
evening
RIALTOConductor 1902 Shown this afternoon and evening
Sinner Shown evening.
AMBASSADOR-"The Goldfish" Shown this afternoon and
evening.
CENTRAL-"Let Put Asunder." Shown afternoon
and evening
CRANDALLSDaughte Of Today Shown this afternoon and
evening.
LINCOLN (Coored)-"The White Shown this afternoon
and evening
Evening star., 1924-06-01
Current Attractions

At the Theaters This Week
| KEITFS-Van Schenck vaudeville
| afternoon.
TVOL-Photopay vaudeville and music Performances
and evening.
STRAND-Vaudevlle photoplay Opens
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25
Balloons of Varied Type

Balloons are of the following types:
Free. for sport use and training OF
pilots; kite, observation, or drachen,
VIII chever name may be applied-cap-
tive, for observation: dirlgible (aF
ships) steerable; sounding balloon
pilot balloo small. one to test air
currents or with recording instru
ments; propaganda balloons, small
ones to carry circulars, etc.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25
In One Round!

81 amt cae that hides from trouble"
sid Bre'r Williams: "kaze when
his mind is made up 10 git you, git you
he will--today, or termorrer, But when
/ knows he's at the outside gate,
hollers, Come on in, an when he
GENES, It's me an him, an knocks de
stuffins out O. him l"-Atlanta Consd-
tuition.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

HEAD OF THE CLASS 49,,
Another Cross word Fan: Say, Bill,
what's a six letter word meaning
mouse-trap?
(More heavy thinking.)
A. c. p. F.: ! have tits Ton M
CAT.
FIGURE THIS OUT
Lord Algernon: | was in my office
when a big American and little
American came in. Now the little
American was the son OF the Dig
American was not the father OF the
little American.
Sherlock Holmes: Impossible-my
man, impossible!
ord Alqernon Pooh-for your re-
n,tation as a great deductionist. Most
certainly il was possible. The big
American was the mother oi the ut
tie American.
ED PURDY'S PHILOS
Lotta folks ! know are shouting
welcome to the New Year OF 1875 Tor
no other reason than there are flve oat
urday pay days in January
90
LOVE NOTE OF A VEGETARIAN
Dear Sweet Patoote:
Where have YOU bean? Don't you
carrot all for me? My heart beets 1ast-
er when the sun shines on your radlsh
hair and glints off your turnip nose
II Won canteloupe, lettuce marry we
will make a happy pear. Let's orange
it that way?
Your sweet,
Corn Onna Cobb.
A NATURAL QUESTION
Mills: Divers now talk over the ra-
dio from the bottom of the ocean.
Webb: So! What wave length!
BLONDE BESS OPINES
It's all right to consult your mother
about marriage, but ii seems the mod
ern girl has made it pay little more
by waiting a little longer-and con-
sultng lawyer.
THIS IS NO JOKE
Dickson I've got great idea for
cutting the cost of doing business next
year | am going to cut out advertis-
ing.
Experience: gotta still better idea
for you Cut your windpipe and re-
duce the cost of living still further.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25
Famous Boat Prescribed

Shackleton's boat, % feet long, In
which he made the famous voyage OF
75O miles with five men to South
Georgia island in quest of aid for his
expedition, has been presented to the
explorers old school, Dulwich col
lege.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Stillwell, OF
Douglas, were week end guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Cass Rev. Still
we'll conducted two services in the
Episcopal church on Sunday, this be-
ing part of his parish.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25
THIS IS NO JOKE
@NfSs<FSzs4=<e = = - =. =: - =:
O, Christmas Bells!

Ring. saily ring. o. Christmas Belle.
Across the miles of snoIU;
Ring soft and clear, the day 10 here
That brings us joy for lOos.
Let children sing the sDondrous song
That angels sang yors
AZ Jssus birth, of Peace on EsSfh
When spGT should be no more.
Ring. swssfly ring. o. Christ0sas Belle
While morning star shines bright,
The sun . clear beams Hks happy drsGHss
Subdus the shades of night.
This day to as sUas born King.
The SaSior Of Henkind,
''Psaes and Good Win'' HE nsssasS stiH
VIA iovs aH hearts shall bind.
--RGth Raymcnd
In Michigan Farmer
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25
Proper WAY to Lose

The little girl expects no declaration
of tenderness from her doll She
loves it. and that is all. That is the
way TO love.-Remy de GOurmont.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

Mr.. A. w. Knight is leaving for
Birmingham, Ala, Tampa, Fla, and
other points in Florida during the holi-
days.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

w. J. Clark, of Reidsville, N. G., ar
rived in the city to take on a tobacco
farm for Mr.. Sidney Clare.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25
PERSONALS

Mrs. w. B. Bailey is spending the
HOLIDAYS with her mother in Warm
Springs.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

Mr.. A. w. Hamilton, of Moultrie,
will arrive Friday to visit his son, Mr..
Oscar Hamilton and family.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

Mr.. O. G. McPhail is expected to-
morrow from Barboursville, KY, to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Elmer aMrtin.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

Mr.. Jack Floyd returned from
Georgia University in Athens last
Sunday morning.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

J. H. Bennett, of Reidsville, N. G.,
has located on the Lynnwood estate
where he will operate tobacco farm.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

Mrs. c. f. Crooms left Monday
morning for Madison, Fla, after
spending a few days with her hus-
band here.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

Miss Frances Davenport leaves Wed
nesday noon for a visit with her par
ents in Atlanta.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25


nesday noon for visit with her par
ents in Atlanta.
Mr.. Frank Haver; of Douglas, will
spend Christmas day in he city with
his sister, Mrs. E. H. Chaple.
Miss Jean Crandall will spend thu
holidays in Fort Valley with her sister
Mrs. Sanders Harris
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Denmark and
three daughters will spend Christmas
day in Valdosta with relatives.
Miss Bessie Smith spent the week
end with relatives in Atlanta and ad-
jacent points.
Miss Elizabeth Maffett returned
Friday from Andrews College IN
Cuthbert.
Master Wrigh Duncan, of Ogle-
torpe, will arrive after Christmas to
visit Dannie Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Z. Byers and chill
dren are again occupying their home
on west Central after spending some
months in West Virginia.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

A NATURAL QUESTION
Mills: Divers now talk over the ra-
dio from the bottom OF the ocean
Webb: So! What wave length!
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

BLONDE BESS OPINES
It's all right to consult your. mother
about marriage, but it seems the mod
ern girl has made it pay little more
by waiting a little longer-and con-
sulting lawyer.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-12-25

ED PURDY'S PHILOS
Lotta folks ! know are shouting d
welcome to the New Year OF 1873 Ior
no other reason than there are hVe oat
- o,, J,,e in January
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
SPEEDER HALTED
WITH SHOTS
Stops Following FuSiIlade;
Booked as Drunk Driver

CHASING au alleged drunken driy
- ia speedy race down westlakc
svc. shortly before dawn wednes
say. Pauolman G. C, Kidveu fired
& fualade % shots before ths Gee.
ing csr stopped near Harrison s..
ana me driver Nol Lam. 20 was
sptuFed
None ~ the shots hlt lam,
While WiJwru was phonins Tor
the patrol wagon with his prisoner
~ bis side. another automobile
drove up and the occupants Frank
CriyOL Sc. and Mrs. r., Counor 20,
demanded 60 know what the officer
vas dolns and grew abusive, q Il
allorcd
Kidwgu arrested both and took
Ms three prisoners 90 The city SAIL
f.ynn Was charged with drlyins
while drunk. The other two ARK
held on onsn ehargcs.
Kidwcll said that be Was drivins
On wcsilake when Lynn passed.
Sim az a high speed on tha wrons
Side Of the street sigz0gging dan
kerously The race and shootIus
fcliowcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08

Five planes viii ny 20 the conysn.
ton from Portland and viii 30 &C.
companlsd b. Lieut. Oakley O.
Kelly. transeoniinsntai aviator and
commander Of tho Vancouver bar.
racks air field. Tho fire and police
chiefs OF Portland are also expected
20 attend tho meet.
Several hundred candidates from
the principal cities OF Washington
and oregon viii be initiated at this
time Tho Greater Northwest Groi;o
association was formed several
months ago in order that frequent
pilgruagss could DO made BY tho
local Grottoss 20 nearby cities. The
supreme council convention. embrao.
ing all tho Crotioes Of this country
and Canada. was held az indianapolis
last May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Plan Wind-Up for
Community Drive

Plans for winding Up the Commun-
ity Fund drive viii be made al Isl5
Thursday az n meeting Of workers In
the white building. y. J.. skinner
president Of tho Seattle Community
Fund. viii speak. The goal Is $3.50
600, the amount raised 20 date Is
about $3.50. 600. More persons have
given this year. tabulations showing
that there have been 4s.sc7 individual
subscribers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Cities Of Canada
May Sell Gasoline

OTTAWA. Ont. oct S.-Charges
That Canadian oil companies are
dummy subsidiaries owned by an
American combine wero mado by
representative Of several cities to-
day.
Uni.ts tho price Of gasoline Is
further reduced Il Is proposed that
a scoro Of tho leading cities and
towns will start municipal gasoline
Eaiss by purchasing thru lndepend-
sniA Their representative state
they wovid ask for government
inquiry OF the trade on this side Of
tho border
Gasoline today sold for IS and =
CENTS per gallon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Body of Captain of
HARDWOOD Is Found

SOUTH BEND. Oct g. Found
yesterday floating near tho Quinault
mill wharf. the body OF Capt. c. W.
JohnnYon. OF tho lumber schooner
HARDWOOD. is being held here pend
ing word from his widow u san
Francisco.
JOhauson disappeared from the
schooner while she was loading at
Raymond n week ago. lie Is be.
lievcd TO have accidentally fallen
from HE vessel Into Dc river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08

aDIGs ls pigs"
1 lake the EulnHas IN ~,
d. Parker Buffers yarn lhey
orc multiplying m tho lost and
found department ~ the muuiIi.
uaI railway
a. fret there were only two
OF Fm. ltN ou the noor ot a
street car
when the department Eot
around 10 tataloEIus them there
were three more Drastic meas
urcs may be necessary IN they
are not claimed soon
Hut plga are only one ~ hun.
drrds of articles and things len
iu street cars
ON that same ear was an atau-
Ionrd bottle of whisky An ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Lost Ships Crew
on Way to Seattle

SEWARD. Alaska. Oct. She
steamer Northwestern yesterday
sailed Tor Seattle with 70 members
OF the crew Of the Hudson Bay
Co.'S schooner Lady Kimberley.
which was lost IN the leo % the
Arctic ocean August i5. she dis.
appcaru1 after an men had been
rescued. when the fee IN which she
was Imprisoned started moving
toward tho BcrinE sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
dean DIVORCES
Says Wife OF 16Years Gives
Him Up for Perfect Love"

CHICAGO. oct. s-pr Alfred
Lawrence HanQuest a. ooan oi
tbo University OF pittshurr, has giv
an up his wife % lt years So that
she may enjoy her perfect pass.
tomato love-
ln ACQUIRING "a divorce here late
yesterday nr iau.Quest made
every effort 90 keep tho affair a
secret in am attempt 90 shield Mrs.
HailQucst from the public gaze
To ulg iJst the professor refused
ta di,ulsc the name OF thg man.
who iA now living with the woman
in Evanston. Chicago suburb. Let
tiers from Mrs IlauQutst. 20 tho
professor breathing passionate
love fu the "othrr man" were read
before judge Harry A. Lewis. who
heard the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Or GRAHAM'S .AG
ASa6 Reduce
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Rheumatism Can
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No change Of climate Is necessary
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Chronioure. Sufferers from rheu.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
"PigS Is Pigs" at the
Street RaigWay Office

srass Of six umbgslss g day iz
left on city care
Alta recent auction sale u Loaf
articles. the street railway auli
900 umbrellas and nearly a.
many purses. gloves, lunch boN
r.. shopping taEs and clothing
Books are donated 90 the library
and schools.
with approach a. winter the
department looks Tor more fur
and less clothing 20 b. forgotten.
And-oh. yes Tho whisky
viii not be sold az the next sue
ton
But for the love ~ Mike
some ono please got those pigs
before they become legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Fat That Shows
Soon Disappears

Prominent tat which comes and stays
where IL IL not needed IL a burden %
carry. hindranCs 20 activity, curb
upon pleasure You can remove the fat
where 70 shows BY taking after each
meal and At bedtime, one Aarmols Pre-
scriptiou Tablet. Thssa lit,ia tablets are
~ pleasant and effective - the famous
prescription from which they take their
nams. Buy and Try Dor today. All
druggists the world over ssll them. at
one dollar for = h0E. or ysu can order
them direct from tho Mormois Co.. Gen
srai Motors BLDG Detroit. Mitch. You
can thus say goodbye 20 dieting. ezar-
else and fat =Advrrtissmsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Mccoy Trial Set
Ahead to Dec. 8

los ANGELES. oct. S-Trial o.
hid Mccoy. charged With numbering
Mrs Terota MorE his ninth love.
was postponed yesterday from Oc-
tober 20 until December 5 because
William @. Ross one OF tho trio
shot BY Mccoy In his wild rampage
on w Seventh e.. tho morning Of
August -. Is reported still In n
serious condition
Should Ross die. tho KID will
face second charge Of murder.
according 10 Deputy District Attor-
nsy Harold l.. Davis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08

Saturday to 1000
delegates an q
their wives 90
tho first annual
convention and
ceremonial Of the
Pacific North.
west Grotto As
nociation
GrottosH Of
Yakima. Tacoma.
inftlAnlf hNhtne
and Salem, ore
will DO IN attend
ancc A monster
ceremonial VIII
ho staged IN the
shrine auditorl.
UNI OF tho Ala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Find Lost Man in
Mitchell Canyon

wENATcHEE. oct. 7.--searchers
have found Jake Richardson. report.
cd lost I'm Mitchell canyon. Lake
chelan. according 10 word reaching
here. Richardson. altho no knows
tho country. lost his way and was
missing for many hours before his
rescue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Candy Co. Loses
$4,000 in Fire

BELLiSGHAM. oct. Fire and
water damage 10 tho stock and build
ing Of the Bslllnghsm Candy Co. to
day b estimated at $4,000. The
building was not badly damaged. The
fire broke out, from unknown causes.
shortly after midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Accident Fatal to
Pioneer Sheepman

YAKIMA. Oct, 7.-PRrAlysis ..
rnussd BY an auto accident. resulted
in the death hero Of \. T. MCGEE.
pioneer shespman, Funeral services
win DO held Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Positions Are Open
for Forest Rangers

Examinations Tor federal forcs,
rangers viii be held October 81 at
Seattle. Bclllngham. OkRnosa
Olympia, Republic. Tacoma and
Wcnatchee, according 20 announce
ment Tuesday at the iith district
headquarters OF tho commission at
room e0T. Postoffice bldg,
Applicants for the positions which
pay $500 TO $4,000 a year 10 start,
must have completed four-ycar
high school course or Its equivalent
and must be between 81 and "a
years, inclusive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Oldest Resident of
Clarke County Dies

VANCOUVER. wash. oct :. -
Clarke county's oldest resident. John
Burke. aged 100. also believed 70
have been ono Of the oldest persons
In tho entire state, died ~ local
hospital here. following long wy
ness. lie was a native OF ireland
bu, came West IN the carly days
-sttlinR NJ Nacult.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08

sonic temple
A daylight pa.
rada viii be- held
AZ J o'clock Sat,
urdhy afternoon.
II will proceed
from tho Fryo
hotel. which has
been established
as convention
hsudauartem Tor
tho meet March.
Ing UP Second
ave tho multi
colored uni
formed drilI
teams. bands and
patrols followed
by tho delegates