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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19
NOFFAT TUNNEL PTS ENDANGERED 7 BY FOREST FIRE
Government Forces Sent To Check Spread Of
 Flames

DENVER, June 1S.--A serious for est fire is raging a quarter of mile south of the west portal of the Moffat tunnel, according 10 a telegram re- ceived here today by the Moffat Tunnel commission.
 The wind is blowing the fire away from the tunnel, but should the wind change its direction, the tunnel work ings might be endangered, it was an- nounced. Three hundred men are fighting the flames.
 The private telephone lines of the commission are down and the only word coming through is from Frazer, Col, in Grand county near the scene of the fire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19
|Hats, Frocks To Vie
 With Political Affairs
re-Convention Survey Indicates That Womer
 Delegates Will Have Divided Interest 2

more extFavagant things than are to be had where the saleswoman gloated over the fact that they carried nothing what ever under $75, and then eyed me glee- fully as I paused over a white treas ure with poppies appliqued and painted on it, $195. would have bought it, too.
 All sorts of alluring trifles are laid out to catch the casual fancy. Strange stockings, tapestried pocketbeoks, per fumes in dainty bottles blouses of ev- cry description, and an entrancing rain bow collection of sweaters, ranging in price from $295 to $60, are there.
 But taken all in all, delegates to the convention can shop more successfully, more comfortably. and more reasonably in Houston, or Indianapolis, or New Orleans. But they won't believe it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19
IN THE AIR TODAY

Copyright, 1924, for -Herald) WT<AC, Montreal, 425 meters, 8 w 8 D. m., eastern standard time.
 Band of the Royal Montreal regiment.
 WOAW. Omaha, 52G meters, 6 p. m., central standard time. Dinner music, with vocal and instrumental solos.
 WIP, Philadelphia, 5O9 meters, 7:45 D. m., eastern standard time. Concert by Vesselas band.
 WGY, Schenectady, 380 meters, s D m., eastern standard time. Radio drama, "The House Next Door," by the WGY Players.
 WHY, New York, 405 meters. 80 D. m., 10 D. m, eastern standard time. "A Night Out of the Past, featuring old time songs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19
HUMAN ELY" DIES

COLUMBIA, Mo-, June 1S.-L. D. Bartlett, 32 years old. of Atlanta, Ga, self-styled Human Fly" who fell from the top of a five-story building yester- day died in a local hospital last night Bartlett had successfully scaled the side of the building and was swinging from the cornice by the innertube of an au- tomobile tire when the tube broke. He fell 30 feet to the pavement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19
VAUGHAN DELAYS
 DAWN-DUSK FLIGHT

MINEOLA. N. Y, June 1S.-Lieut. Russell L. Maughan announced today that he had decided not to start his dawn to dusk transcontinental flight from Mitchell Field to San Francisco tomorrow mornin. He said he might ''hop off Saturday." The postponement was because of unfavorable weather conditions in the west.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19
DR. WEIGH IGNORED
 AT MEDICAL MEET
Named On Executive Committee
 Of Health Association

LANSING, Mich, June 1S.-J. A. Haynes, state health officer of South Carolina, was elected president of the conference of the state and provincial health authorities of North America at the closing session last night. s. w. Welch of Alabama was named as one of the executive committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19

U. E. engineer Office. Mobile. Ala. Sealed prO- posals will be received here until II a. m., July Is. 1924. for the twin screw gasoline mOtorbOai ''DauphIn." Description: Wooden hull length ever all sI f. ln.: mOldsd beam. l7 it.; depth amldshIp, moIded it. in. draft about it. 6 In.; two s.syIIndsr 50 H. P. Wolverine engines; accommodations for I4 men. Parties desiring to aubmit bids may obtain proposal forms by appll- cation to this office. Tho "Dauphin'' may be ln-
 speeted at the U. S. backyard, Paseagoula. Mss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19

around his prostrate father, placed the gun in table drawer and left the house.
 He returned immediately, the boy wit ness said, and the father, unable to rise, pleaded with his son not to shoot again but to put the gun away and call a doctor.
 Without attempting to run away, the boy submitted to arrest by the sheriff. It was reported that he slept part of the time between the departure of the ambulance with his father and arrival of the sheriff
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19

on the unit rule. Otherwise a minority of the delegates, by taking advantage of the unit rule, might conceivably con trol the majority vote. Franklin Roose- welt, Smith manager, figured out a theoretical ballot by which an actual strength of 2S9 delegates, strategically placed among the important delegates, could, under the unit rule, produce a majority of>550. Thus, they insist that it is unfair to abrogate the two-thirds without abolishing the unit vote also and they are going before the con vention on the argument that the Me Adoo forces are trying to cut the cloth to fit the candidate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19
CREW SENT
Smoke From Blaze Obscures Sun
 Tnwns In Dark

Towns In Dark : BOULDER, Col, June 1S.-Led by Fire Chief Johnson and government forestry department officials, crew of fire fighters left here today to aid in stemming the fire near the North Moi fiat tunnel. Smokes from the fires 9 miles from Boulder obscured the afternoon sun here and cast the town into darkness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19

Sold before noon"-the usual report following For Sale" Want Ad in The Age-Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-28
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(.AnffmnAtl.

TAKE TINE AND PRIDE
in selecting a used car. Compare Its
condition and then the price Keep
In mind that the big factor in buying
any automobile Is the firm behind the
sale. Sine 1904 We have been serving
our customers. This makes your In
vestment doub'y safe. We take just
as much pride In selling a used car
a. We do in selling u new one.
Convenient Terms to responsible
people.
The Washington Cadillac Co.
ll3sl140 Conn. ave. FIR. 3e0O-o1-02.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued.
FORDS!! FORDS!!

Two sedans, splendid condition: roadster.
nearly new, many extras: Two light deliveries:
bargains. One coupe. completely oyerhau!ed
cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-28

1903 X NV r. with ami; cont. h. ".
good service; also girl roommate wanted. Tt
p.ove we have best meals, one week, So. Try il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-28

2s09 ONTARIO ROAD. opposite Ontario Apart
ment-A' tractiye double-fTont corner s-roGd
floor room, southern exposure. Adams 25i5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-28
WANTED-ROOMS.

HAVE roC room TO let furnished or ur-
furnished or an apartment furnished or NC
urn shed? Our charge is 15c a for
60 days service. We have q large list. Tie
r. Service Dept, LIB 14th ST. North 1nl2.
call at once.
ALEXANDRIA,. rA.--Wanted room for gen
tleman near Washington car line. state price
first letter. Address Box 3ls-L. Star Office.
ONE large room, kitchen and bath. unfur-
nished. in W. section; not over $40. Addres-
BOX 335-L. Star office.
FURNISHED ROOM. by gentleman, ayailahic
March ]: northwest section. q We full de
tails. Address RoN 56-M. star office.
WANTElt--Large unfurnished room near Par
ri. and 18th. by employed couple; reasonable
Address ils Randolph -. nv.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room. n.W, ST.,
ar $50: permanent: state price. Address RoN
S';-M star Office
TWO u- three rooms. Kitchen and bath. about
April !: not over sis. Address Box ISM, star
afjire
g BEDROOMS. kitchenrtte. hats, for light
house keeping. i'll NV. section; permanent. Ad-
dress Box %2.- L. Star "iii"e. 29s
Orr inspection plan Is renting rooms every
day. List yours nov. Washington Service
Bureau. District National Bank bldg.
TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath; electricity
seam or how heat; centrally located Ad-
dress Box ISL. Star office. IS
FOUR ROOMS with heat, in northeast: not
over $40. 500 Staunton pl. ne.
8Y GENTLEMAN. clerk. electric lights only /:
state price Address Box 30-M, Star office. 1s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1881 sta ST. N.W.-2 LARGE ROOMS.
kitcheuette, bath, I'd floor; h.-w.h. and light
furnished; walking distance TO all departments.
leatness essential: no children. $50 montL.
i72s 21st ST ROOMS AND BATH. AT
tractively furnished; electric cooking applt-
ances; ono half square off Connecticut ave.
lease, s95. FIDELITY STORAGE con PANi.
1T7c KILBOURNE PL.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR,
completely furnished; private bath; large
a; heat Light and gas; CORNER. house. Col
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE will board and eane TO-
convalesrent elderly patients. chronic cas-
and bed patients; open all year; physician on
call; 80 min. drive. Maple Wood Farm SilY"s
Spring, Md. Phone SahdS Spring os-f FL
mhl9'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-28

Durant touring ......... $525
Studebaker light six. 80. 600
Buick touring ......... 500
Studebaker special 6 tour. 900
Westcott touring. 7-pass.
Cooks like new. $50
Studebaker big 6 touring. 900
Chevrolet touring ....... 800
Stakeholder light 6 sedan. 1850
Ford touring .......... 200
Studebaker special 6 coupe 1850
Dodge touring ........ $50
Studebaker big s coupe
(new car guarantce)... 1850
Willys-knight touring
(looks like new. $50
Studebaker light e roads. SIS
Studebaker special e roads. 700
Ford sedan ............. $50
We arrange terms to meet
your approval.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STUDEBAKER,
USED CAR DEPT,
18th at X St. NV.
Pot. 1851.
REPOSSESSED FOKDS.
Thirty lords. al models. must be sold by
March l.
1s20.1922 tour:ngs. 800 to $3.50
19i9s1924 ton trucks and chassis, So to $3.50.
l520-ls22 light deliveries, SIS to $50.
1921 roadster, with 1923 body. In fine share,
$500
( 1923-I924 touring cars IN Al condition,
from Sa15 to $3.50
Several OF these cars are less than I'VE
months Old and all are In good condition. \
small down payment will buy any ear ami
BIZ lance can BE- PAID on very easy terms. Cali
ard let us demonstrate these cars to you.
GARAGE. REAR 1927 18th ST. NV.
Potomac 2134.
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TABLE BOARD.

1866 CALIFORNIA ST. SW.-iot meals,
pr,rrpt anS experienced serli-s: - no -
week or transient. Eeasona bic. felep!~:lc
Pot. 900
Breads. IL
HAVE ROOM for two or three people. La
mont ST., Mt. Pleasant. Call Col. 4103. &c
1928 r ST. S.W.-Delicious home cooking, in
dividual tables. chicken dinner twice a week
homemade desserts and pastries. 1s
1893 10th ST. N.W.-Delightful table board :
hot bread; dinner, 81; monthly rates. North
9129.
THE KENESAW CAFE.
18th AND IRVING SITS. NV.
Under New Management.
Breakfast (7:30-3:06). 81 and SO cents.
Dinner (5:30-7:00i, 70 cents.
Turkey dinner Sunday t5:30-7:00l. 81.
Breakfast t5Oc) and dinner, per month. So
Breakfast (3ocJ and dinner, per month, $50. 30
ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-28

SCOTT CIRCLE-attractive rooms in giriz
club: splendid location: steam neat; excellent
meals. Franklin 1U2G0
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1853 BILTM0RE ST. N.W.--Two large. font
rooms overlooking Rock Greek Park; best ,IGca-
ton In city; excellent meals; private family.
Col. 1929. 2gs
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STUDEBAkER'S

Spring offering in Used Cars
Low in Price and High in Value.
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vANTED-RooMs AND BOARD

WANTED or rooms, with board for
adults. mother and son; homelike; between
18th and 10Th, Fairmont to Columbia I'd. and
Lanier pl. Answer at once. Col. 1929.
1OR LADY front room, second floor; Mt
Pleasant; reference. Address Box I'm. Star
,filce 2es
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1922 Jordan Touring.
Reprinted Jordan blue; splendid condition
IN every way; driven about 10,0o0 miles.
s'liese cars arc all CERT
FLED GOLD SEAL CARS.
They have all been through Our
shops, all defective parts re-
placed, and are covered by a
written guarantee for so days.
Even tires and battery are guar
anteed for ninety days.
The following cars are not late
enough models to carry our
Certified Gold Seal; most of
them have new paint, tires good
and all have been through our
shop. They are guaranteed for
thirty days to be free from me-
chanical defects.
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1868 FAIRMOST ST.--Well heated room nea
bath: continuous hot water; excellent tabi.
Col 143A
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l104 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Large room
seml-private bath; hot water and heat at a.,
times: excellent table. "9s
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4 LARGE front room suitable FOR two: u
vicinity Of 18th and Randolph. with privat"
Catholic family; real home comforts. Addree-
''h~ 29-M. star office.
1926 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Large room 81
first floor; private bath; rates reasonable: 2.
caLlenf meals oas
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l94s CALVERT, vicinity 1sth and Coiumbi;
road-Private family; large second floor; twii
beds II desired flome cooking.
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILES,


SEE EN- PASS, CLOSED CARS FOR HIRE:
look Ike private; good chauffeurs Rates,
81 to $50 per hour. Call Frank 353S.
REDUCED RATES. - per hours. New
heated sedan. carefully driven by owner; sight
seeing, weddings, touring, Adams 40.
AERO TAXI C0.--Private appearing ears for
all occasions. 81 per hour Lessons in driving
by expert, White trade only. Lincoln 81.
SAUNDERS SYSTEM.
Operating In 40 Cities.
FOR BrSINEs!i-FOR PLEASURE.
RENT 4 NEW FORD.
DRIVE 1T YOURSELF.
ronr-door Sedans, Coupes. rouItngs. Roadsters.
Pay by the Mile.
No Minimum Guarantee OF Miles or Hours.
Only $40 Deposit.
Ask about our Commercial rate." Long.
trip rate" Fleet rate"
II Is possible 10 have the use Of a car for
an entire day at Il cost OF less than soc.
SAUNDERS SYSTEM WASHINGTON CO..
1906 d St. NV. Franklin 4O52.
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1902 CONN. AVE.-Second- floor rooms for two
s42 so; bath and iavatory adjoining Fourth
floor. two three. s35 month; stpg1e room.
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-Sice
furnished front room: private family. %
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RENT EOOMS-FURNISHED.
C0nftu.ed.

] 529 RHODE ISLAND AVE. n W.--ientleInan
IN office to share with govt. clerk, large. warm.
bright front room. near bath; separate bed,
closet and dresser; electricity. INV. h.: walk
ing Distance: teleplInne: reasona hle. g4e
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l147 18th ST. EW.--Iarge room, suitable
for one or two; private home: all modern i'm
uroy
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION, 1910 21st AZ,
D.w.-Large. light. airy double rooms front
snd back. second and third floors. Dressing
rooms with running water. All furnished IL
MAHOGANY. Price. including b.s. table hoard
$40 TO 500 per. mo. per person. Phone n.
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FOR COLORED-rwo large Light corner rooms
for two or more men; hot-water heat. tele-
phone, bath: on 18th st car line; one square
from You ST. Phone after pm. or all day
Sunday. North 7i04
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rA.-Wanted room for gen
tleman near Washington car line. State price
Il first letter. Address Box 3iS-L. Star Office
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PERRY PL. N.W.-Large, we'll furn shed
| room and nicely furnished inciosed sleeping
porch. both next to bath; can he used to-
gether or just be rented. Call
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13i7 l. STA very commodious room. twin
beds electricity ideal for two; only $50 per
month Frank 157
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ONE large room. kitchen and bath. unfur-
nished. in W. section; not over $40. Addres=
BOX ?3J-I. Star Office.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
TAmffnMed

1919 VERMONT AVE. NV, APT. 1.-TWO
comfortable rooms; communicating or single.
Phone Franklin SG4I; gentlemen only. 2a'
SINGLE FRONT ROOM-Warm, sunny; cleo
trici.y pienfy Of hof water TaInuhonp after
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PARKWAY MOTOR CO.,
tUG1 Wisconsin Ave. West 49,.
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21l6 + ST. APT. 3U-iirl to share delightful
broom apartment with three girls; reasonable
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-NaXWtTI curing,
$3.50.
DAVID 5. HENDRICk. 10l2 14th g.
1924 DODGE.
Oriven only 500 miles. Owner leaving city
reason for selling. Reasonable. Address Box
313-I. Star office. .3s
Essex Coach and Sedan
Late models late Dodge touring, equal TO
new; many others Of all kinds.
A. ]. STABLER,
AS n St. NV 2ss
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III 9Th ST. S.E.-Two beautiful communicat-
ing tiist-foor. private bath, Ink. Lincoln
n,pQ.I
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room, twin beds, nicely furnished, second
floor. southern exposure; wei heated house
first -class I'd; reasonable a9s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22
Deserts Society for
a SCTstn Career
New York H eiress
Has Ambition to Act

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. March a.
"Amsliion r. ln my blood. A social
career mo- longer appeals 10 me. $40.
zion pictures offer a real opportunity.
Z hope tU make name for myself
1r "a screen actress instead ~ follow
iur the paths of society"
This Has The sentiment expressed
bore today hy Mrs. James Vail Con.
verse runaway Acw York heircsr.
member NJ one Of The oldest Knick.
crhnracr families, twin sister ~ Mra.
RerTic Vanderbilt md daushier of
Harry Hay Morgan. American con.
9ul general 10 Belgium
All Converse. 90 b. known ON the
screen az Thelmn Morgan. b. com.
mrnciuF her motion picture career
under samuel Goldsyn's manage.
mcut playing a calorful Imri n
"Cuhaia" After viewing the ~.
Suit - her nut Days effort. both
Goldwyn and George Fitzmnuricc. al.
rector predicted that the society belle
would prove d big success In screen.
land
Miss Morgan. Hs she prefers 10 bee
called. Is is She flrat created q sen.
slilon in society when Hho cloped
wth James VAN Converse. while her
recent separation nlso attracted much
interest sho has taken bungalow
In Hollywood and nys she win make
DIE studio ciiy her home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22
Star Photographer
Right on the Job

Keeping three cameras clicking
on one job is an in the days
work for Frank Jacobs. star
smgf photographer out az Sand
Point field when The world flyers
arrived. jacobs shot" steadily
with the three boxes for 20
minutes
8 speed GwneN. working AZ
10 l0O0th oil a second. wus ubed
for The stills For the movie
stuff shown IN "a Seattle picture
house, Jake ground away with d
full lzed Universal movie cam.
crs For "a few hard spots. over
ihe heada 81 the crowde be uaed
q Tiny French Sept camera.
iuu by motor Al that Is
necessary Co work this camera
is TO hold it aud press o but.
ton Il t1lSos rs. feet Of film ~
ID load and can shoot - seconds
of action with that amount OF
stock
Incidentally. The Star printed
the nrEt pictures ~ the arrival
~ the world flyers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22
fully Asks Public
to Select "Luana'

When Richard Watson IN De-.
qucs,cd the assistance % thcNpuh.
iic in choosing the actress 90 por
tray the leading role Of Luann. ln
his forthcoming production or The
Bird % Paradise" 30 little thought
the Interest In this selection would
prove 80 great Ito ~ being ycr.
nbly dclugcd with suggestions from
aii over the country. most - tie
entering into The vl.
rious qualifications ~ their oandi
dates IN manner which indicates
the keen interest taken.
Among the many actresses nl.
ready proposed by mail for The part
% Lunna ARE noted the following
ppla Ncgrl. Virginia brown Falrc.
iulanne Johnston. Deity compson.
Sazimova. Hebe Daniels. Carmel
Myers. Lrnoro ririch Renee Adofee.
BESSIE narrlseple and many others
Tully would b. glad 10 receive
mnre suggestions aud declares him.
seif undecided ha sol ~1hc Bird
~ Paradise viii go into production
within the next iigu or three months
md win bc distributed by Aasocl1t-
81 Fiei National Pictures Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22

In booking wild Orange Of
Blue Mouse. Manager John Iiamrifk
De- giving hla patrons one Of the best
phoioplays ~ the present season. u
has been universally a fayorite.
George Horgesheimer wrote tbs story
and KING Fid0r has followed the au-
ihoTs plot 10 even the smallest de-
tai. Virginia Vain. Frank Mayo.
Ford Sterling. Charles A. Post and
Nigei De Brullier compose the cast.
lf you like Western thrlllcrs you'll
certainly want 90 zee Tom Nix ~
"AiileAMinuio Romeo the Heilig
attraction it'a Max Brand story
and Tom and his famous horse Tony
fairly take your breath away with
their daring stunts. There Is no
question us 10 Toms popularity as n
cowboy hero Betty Jewel his new
leading ladNs Betty Is pretty and
clever
Little Aius Peggy Montgomery a
going in for hon0rs as "a Baby Bern.
hrdt In her latest photoplay.
which is "a dramatic story THE Law
forbids.' bY Bernard McConville.
Baby Peggy has 10 do some real dru.
matte acting just like the big folks.
She Is capable little actress and
despite her tender years Is right M
home in any role. whether Il be- com.
edy or drama. Baby Peggy Is al the
Columbia.
Shirley Mason's newest picture.
Love Letters" which comes TO the
Winter Garden tomorrow. is descr.b.
cd as romance Of youthful folly.
into which M, thread Of mystery has
been iwined. The action ~ said 10
be swift with surprise Tor climax.
Gordon Edwards, leading man IN
Love letter. is the son OF ]. Cor.
don Edwards the director.
Willard Maeks play. Your Friend
ana Mine IN which the celebrated
artorauihor has been seen in many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22
Links Success With
Personal Magnetism
Star of white Sister
Gives Interview

Who d the real LILLIAN Gish'
What b. hack 81 the pretty head and
the soulful eyes OF the star of 1.-THE
White Sister, the big Henry King
production soon 10 be seen in Seat
Nc IA the Blue alousof How b. ahs
able 20 wiring your emotions rs you
watch her depict stark overpoWcr
ing termr or the SORROW that rcnda
thv heau3
10 Is an matter Of personal mag
nctiam Miss Ulsh homelf would NOT
tell ypu q b. because Of personal
magnetism that she won success
she would not even talk OF succe
bat an interviewer recently. hy lead.
ing the suhiec, 20 an mperan
viewpoint Nas able 10 gain tho star b
ideas
Asked what the thought personal
magnetism meant, she suid
Il take q TO 10 the same ai.
charm
and that9"
barrie answers the question ln
the wouis he puts Ia the mouth or
MaEsio wylic In What Every Wonr
an Knows Do you remember thcm9
lite sort OF bloom on a woman
II sou have a. YOU don't need Ca
have anything olrc' and " yon doE {
htvc %. q doesn't matter much what
else you hnyo some women. the feW.
hsyr charm Tor ail and most hnye
charm for onti but SOME have ohafm
for none
And 90 me. iiarre Is without "a
beer Ia his understanding OF won.
On. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22
Priscilla Dean in
Storm Daughter

Priscilla Dean Is said 90 be more
dazzling lhan EVER ia The STERN
Daughter" her new UniycrsllIcwcl
picture. in which the star has role
which requires morr daring than any
~ the venturcsome rarta she has
played IN the pgst
Bangor tho famous old sailing
vessel. that has iramped the sOyrp
seas Tor more than SO scara. carry
ing everything from Oriental tcaR.
wool 20 Northwest cedar or Copm
from southern Islands wa. wrecked
In order 20 make this feature.