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New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
WITHHOLDING TANKS
Efficiency Was Determined On Ship
 Which Had Q Rough Voyage

Stockholm, Nov. 10. - The eff eiency of anti-rolling tanks was de- termined on the last trip of the Hapag liner Albert Ballin from New York to Hamburg. when the ship for the first time encountered rough seas Scandinavian Shipping News reports that the gyroscope-pendulum Indicated rolling movement of six degrees against the horizon with the Banks in operation.
 When the anti-rolling device was put out of service. the steamer rolled instantly up to an angle of 16 de- grees.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10

on child management. The authors have had considerable experience in dealing with problems of child training, not only in their home. but also as result of the counsel they have been asked to give other psr- ents.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10

THE DOCTOR LOOKS AT LIFE
 by Harold Dearden.
 Tn simple language a doctor out lines a technique of living that will enable one to meet the tcrises of modern hiEh-pitched fife w.se ths sznalieas emotional expenses
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10

The classified ads are boosting real estate bargains this month, so watch them carefully and realize on their information and tips.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10

DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS by
 Anthony.
 The story of ships from the first crude raft to superb clippers, with particular emphasis on American ships, The book contains chapters on the Vikings, the East India Co. and the achievements of America's packet and clipper ships. Profusely illustrated with old prints, draw ings, photographs and model ships. and paintings.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
FOUR HUNDRED YEARS or

FOUR HUNDRED YEARS or
 CHILDREN'S COSTUMES
 FROM THE GREAT MAS
 TIERS by Percy Macquoid. A panoramic survey of children's costumes from 1400 to 1900 as re- 1ected in the paintings of the Great Masters. This volume is one to re- joice the heart of the lover of art as well as to minister to the interest of the student of costume. LETTERS OF ARCHIE BUTT. The correspondence of Roosevelt's personal aide is especially interest ing for the light it sheds on Roose- welt himself and on other prominent people in public affairs. MAKING OF AN EXECUTIVE by
 A. H. Church. For those who All executive posi- tons in business, and especially for those who hope to do so, this volume offers practical preparation, for meeting problems as they arise. In fortnight fashion 1t analyzes the requirements of the executive, the tools which he must use, and the special knowledge he must possess. MODERN USE OF THE BIBLE by
 Harry Emerson Fosdick. Another very excellent little book on personal religion and the Bible by the great liberal preacher who has been so prombinent in the fundamentalist controversy.
 
 THE MooN-ELEMENT by E. E.
 D'Albe.
 An introduction to the wonders Of selenium. Particularly interesting IS the description of the optophone, a device for enabling blind people to read by means of lightwaves trans formed into sound.
 oNE-PIECE DINNERS by Mrs
 Mary Chambers.
 The one-piece dinner is, like the one-piece dress. It is made in one piece and put on all at once. For the housekeeper seeking something simple, new and practical. |
 POPULATION AND THE SOCIAL
 PROBLEM by J. Swinburne A very delightful irony pervades this keen discussion of social prob- lems by a we'll known British scien- tist.
 sIGMUND FREUD: HIS PERSON
 ALITY, sHIS TEACHING. HIS
 SCHOOL by Fritz Wittels. The author develops in detail the Freudian conception and theories and discusses them against the back ground of rival psychoanalytical schools.
 SIXTY YEARS OF AMERICAN
 HUMOR edited by J. L
 French.
 Selections from the best of Ameri can writers through sixty years from Artemus Ward to Sam Heliman The majority of selections are hu morous short stories.
 
 TALES OF A WESTERN NOUN TAINEER by c. E. Rusk.
 vivacious records of actual as cents by one of the pioneers O mountain climbing in our Pacih' northwest.
 THE TRUTH AT LAST by Charle
 Hawtrey.
 Amusing, frankly self-revealin' memories of a famous English actor well remembered in American 10 his tours in "A Message from Mars and "The Man from Blankleys." WHOLESOME CHILDHOOD by E
 R and G. H. Groves. Brief, specific and concrete adV1c
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

{ pointed Mr. Reno a. marshal Of the
| day, as the force Of surveyor, and
engineers under his direction can
handle the crowd TO the best advart-
age.
The picnic dinner will be held from
twelve TO l:3O at Sapinero. At ! 80
the auto parade will form and pro
coed the few hundred yards to the top
Of the mesa where the leading car
will burst the ribbon across the
mighty arch and the scenic marvel OF
the Rainbow Route will be formally
open 10 the public. Short addresses
will be given by speakers 10 BE- Sc
Iected and the Gunnlson college band
viii give some numbers. Possibly
there will be dancing on the bridge du
ring the afternoon, and other sport
and ceremonies are being talked Of By
the committee.
During the 30 days until it is
opened for travel, an irrigation ditch
mas been diverted to run constantly
over the cement floor just laid, SO that
1t may season properly. The three
miles of the project graded west Of
the bridge has not been surfaced as
yet, since the contractor is waiting
until he can haul gravel over the
bridge, but it has been shaped up, and
is hardening into a very good dirt
road
Following tthe Sapinero celebration
members Of the State Highway com
mission, who plan to attend in body,
VIII 20 on the 26th of June to Me
Clure pass in the extreme northern
part Of Gunnison county, where a
celebration described in another col
umn Of this paper, is to be held TO
lay before the public and the road
officials the need and demand for 4
highway connection to the Colorado
river at Glenwood.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30
Outing Equipment

There is n o
OF h er one
t hin g, aside
from the lunch
itself, that can
add so much
to thet thoro en-
joynent of a
picnic as the
proper equip
nent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

Editorial Continued on Page Seven,
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30
OPENING Of GREAT BRIDGE
WESTERN SLOPE AFFAIR

The opening Of the great highway
bridge at Sapincru with celebration
on June 2tth seems TO meet popular
favor all thru Western Colorado and
II. I. Reno, resident highway engineer
under whose direction the bridge was
designed and built. estimate that 500
autos loaded with sightsccrs will come
to attend the cercmonies. The Cham
her Of Commerce committee held a
short meeting Monday night and ap-
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

IF YOU Have kick to make, kick to
US. Your friends tell US your trou-
bles but we are not looking you up
to make adjustments. That work
is done at the shop.
% THE REAL SERVICE SHOP
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

Mrs. Leonard Schaf went Tuesday
to Boulder where she will install a
chapter of the ri Delta Fraternity in
the law school there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

Mrs. Jos. Blackstock is improving
nicely at the Salida hospital, and per-
haps will be able TO come home in q
short time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

l.. o. Machlan went to Lake City
last week end to give the address a,
the graduation exercises there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

Al Overland, new chief dispatche,
at the local railroad office, came ir
Wednesday from Grand Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

After spending the winter in Mont
rose, Miss Grace Berry is back at her
home in Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

FOR SALE-lo0 newspapers for 25c.
Just the thing for house cleaning
time. Get a good supply of them
At EWS-CHAMPION OFFICE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

Just thought the ice had grabbed spell
Of showers and 10. the coal nab again Nevertheless
about here evidenced by the mantle of green thrown
foliage and mountain meadows.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

Mrs. keziah Hughes went to Sail
da Tuesday evening to spend short
time visiting.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30
90

The city of Genwood Springs recently received patent
60 homestead the tract containing famous Hanging
lake. which attraction Where Gunnson lost
getting hold of the Palisades vicinity permanent park
when the getting good.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

As speaker of the day at exercises of Western
Friday 6h Governor VIM F. to be the
guest city He will undoubtedly be greeted with large audi
ence he eloquent and always brings
o'clock Friday June 9Th at the college
auditorium
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30
CATTLEMEN'S DAY PROGRAM "A

program
Of
month
outlined pimnareS
d. akLr - IlnMa
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

OUR NEW SANDWICH COUNTER
is READY. We are serving hot
Coffee and Sandwiches regularly at
the HANDY KITCHEN. lS-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-30

Is the Of wisdom thousand dollars spend
publicity attract tourists and then ground
worthy OF the entertain them after their arrival?
Evening star., 1924-09-01
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
NEW GROOM
SEMI-BUNGALOW
In Mt Rainier Md

Well constructed: ami; large front room
with open stairway; large dining room, bed
room. Kitchen and pantry first floor: two
large bedrooms and bath on second floor;
built-in refrigerator: large front and back
porches; fullsize cellar; laundry trays; lot
5oxl1O; high elevation in the one-fare zone
in a growing town Of about 3 500 population;
strictly white section: churches, good school.
= banks. Price, $1,000; $500 cash, balance
like rent. See owner Have large list to
select from. Office open until 8 o'clock pm.
No Sunday business.
ERNEST H. SHINN,
1888 Rhode Island Ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyatts Ex. 1876
BY OWNER - DETACHED. WELL BUILT
frame house, tin roof; rooms, reception hall
ana bath; Ami; h.-w. heat; front and back
porches noored attic; concrete cellar; lot is
l'o 1t. to an alley; hedge fence: rose bushes;
ornamental trees: private driveway to q 2-car
garage; large maple trees near the garage;
nne shade; chicken honse Price 0,OOO.
Hyattsville, Md IL
Evening star., 1924-09-01

HOME VALUES.
NEAR 14th AND SHEPHEhDEbulit os one
of the best builders and containing rooms.
with every improvement. real home ana
moderately priced. Get our terms oefore pur-
e'i NEAR 7th AND MD. AVE: N.E;-Tspestry
brick, 6 large rooms. tiled bath; finished
attic, front and rear porches. laundry trays
'0ssF: near s' stS AID s;E@Eisht rooms. bath:
ssyy S Paissed ose e.s snd $50 peer MONTH
FIRST CCM.-six,Ioom and bath brick.
good condition: over 5000 So. IT. ground con,
be used for business or storage. To sacrlhce
at SIG, 600. Don't miss this
HOMES FOR COLORED.
NEAR 5th And N.E.-semi-det., rooms.
hath h'w.h.. cleo. porches. concrete cellar.
garage. Can be sold on easy terms. Price
ELEVENTH ST S:wMElegan. 7I gyan..e, rooms s;n
newly papeFfadu ausTis s1f piin'eeso;o n eoofER f; terms
800 11th St. wv. Main I23z:
1900 BLOCK sth ST. Nw:IPRACTIoAtaLY aad,r
new home: Large o looms o a1Ie cass esth m0'ern
ho@.; n riassed-in Giess n'I porcnes s. 800 Terms
One block from Grant cirele-cornes oiuSns home:
sdses sssns i:.saees @eesrn 115 cash
100 block Park road-6-room. modern
n0@e 27oo ' block 11th st. p.w.-s-room. modern
Corcoran st. n.w.-9 rooms. p1tns' no.
water, cleo, $4,000. $500 cash. This is
60 block A st. n.e-e rooms, modern; 2
car brick garage. $1,000
500 block A st. n.e.-9-room. modern; ga
Our expert personally inspects and ap-
praises ali property. If it is not worth the
price asked, we do not handle same.
Special advice given ladies or new pur-
chasers See us; make and save thousands
- GRoGAN REALTY co.
POI McGin Bldg. Main 1881.
1--WE sell the earth with improvements on it,"
Evening star., 1924-09-01

OWN A HOME AT ALCOVA.
beautiful ,bu,ealpws, s., 900 90 to So, 500. 90;
easy terms; Is minutes drive through most
besutiful entrance ton city. On Labor Day
at $500 pay $3.50 cash; get clear title
Tor building loan; balaAce $3.50 monthly.
Pnone Ior my auto. come to my residence or
call at 731 Southern Building. ]. CLOYD
BYARS, AlcOva Heights Virginia os
Evening star., 1924-09-01
SALE-FARMS.

$500 CASH-MARLBORO PIKE-7 ACRES;
6-r. house; good soil; immediate poss'n. n.
Evening star., 1924-09-01
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
first and second mortgages. Lowest interest
rates. Quick action. NORRIS CAFRITZ CO.,
INC, 1915 X st. Main 617.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L. HEISKELL 1115 Eye st. NV.
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on d. C. real estate; prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 n. 7. Ave.
Evening star., 1924-09-01
WOODRIDGF d C


Two new six-room houses, Just completed:
sleeping porch; hardwood trim throughout; two
squares from cars; h.w.h.; good location.
New colonial house, corner lot. six rooms;
nrepiace' sleeping porch; near cars and school,
New house. 1ust completed. half square
4. l: ave., on 17th st. n.e.-Six rooms and
Seven.room bungalow. one square Of cars
Price, $1,!50: cash. $3.50; balance, So per
month, including interest.
Other barEains in houses and bungalows in
Woodbridge and Brookland
M. 0. BULL,
NJ. 091l3. ZOO b. I. Ave. Me-
sEvEN-RooM HOUSE, BARGAIN; Lot look
I'D; lafke lawn and fruit, very attractive
hou.s. Price, $4,000; $1,000 cash. balance
Ftve-room bungalow, modern, in excellent
condition; lawn and garage; immediate pos
session. Price, $3.50; $500 cash, $40 q
A. L. KELLEY & SON,
Ca
Evening star., 1924-09-01
WANTED-LOTS

WE HAVE BUILDERS DESIRING APART
ment house sites. row house sites and detached
home sites in the District Of Columbia. Please
US. DO not write IL you wish to sell.
EUGENE II. TAGGART, INC,
1918 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-09-01

NEARBY MD.-S5 ACRES, WONDERFUL
mansion, barns, chicken houses, completely
equipped; 3 horses. IL pigs, 3 cows, 400
chickens: will sacrifice. NJ. 14l4.
Evening star., 1924-09-01

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW
IN WOCDRIDGE-VACANT
Five rooms and bath, hardwood floors. hot
water heat and electricity. The lot is 50Ilao
This attractive home IS not FAR from hnode
Island ave car line and can be purchased on
very small monthly payments
Il. +. SAUL co.
Main o1OO. l412 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-09-01
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.

y. 600 FIT. ON PENN. RR. SIDING, 1D.
Joining large freproof warehouse: 12O It. Oh
siding, 100 1T. on paved street: best small
tract on either r. b. SCRIVENER. Oh q st
NV. Main 1850
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
DEATHS

ith. Claude T.. q. 8. s. Idaho Legal
Ith. Nydia, Seattle Legal
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STREAM or SHOPPERS
GROWING EMERY DAY

I'm Swing Beulah stationery
jus, the dtTlingcst crrtonne covered
boxes, with padded tops 90 keep
things Inland Kath vanity that
holds, powder rouge and a tiny lip
stick-ohl DO you think q would
be all Tight 10 give Harry a Cash.
mere Ecarf1'
The gayly chattering high school
chums disappear down the deearlt.
"a aiales, and the steady stream OF
happy early shoppers grows thicker
and thicker rs the day advances.
Already packing booths and free
wrapping service are appreciated.
and the Christmas card tables arc
surrounded completely.
Christmas r. almost here-und
prettlor more practical ana less
costly than Ia many a long day
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BN &. LUCILLE BUTLER

Pour yards az terry cloth for
fathers uBthThbe-and one az those
rhgF stIk sgsrfs for Tina-to match
the cherry colored sodcts In her new
black
"-cost S2tg. and said 20
her, Well what's that $50 long as
las Christians
such snatghts % conversation
somehow confirm ones idea thBt this
world Is a better and brighter
place and, wandering thru the bis.
bright sh0Nrooms % the Bon Mlryhr
during these fast administering shop.
ping days an Christmas, one can
easily plan s.fts lor tho family and
dear friends
Think % towel ends an eruchstcd
ready 20 Do whipped on, These are
part % an exhibit OF slit articles
made hy patients az Fir,aud sani.
tarium, And everywhere you turn
there arc those most intriguing rub,
Der BpronE-twn or three arc not too
many 20 put on your list,
Johnny you PUT that hat on
and KEEP 1T on, says matronly
mother. examining the hc1dgear into
place with no uncertain hand MARY
keep your hands on them tea sets.
or III. IL you're a good Eirl
mcbbs sandyll bring sou one Tor
Christmas she continues. the faint
edge gone from her voice,
MANY PRACTICAL
GIFTS On DISPLAY
Oh, such practical and lovely gifts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08

Cady, Ellzabr IA Martha. ~, ii22
Fifth ave. ". Dec. g.
ThinKgaard, Edward j.. %. foot OF
l3th ave ". w, Dec. /.
O'Ncil Patrick C.. o., 905 Goldberg
Blk. Butte. Mont. Dec. 6.
I Sch ouackor. Ada y. tuo ago Rlyeu),
Dec. g.
williams. Earl waiter. SO. 1853 35th
ave. w. Dec. 5
sohurman. John s.. rs. $3.50 37th ave
N, f.. Dec. ..
Thompson, William, So. n washing
ton st.. Dec, 4.
Balkemn. Dorothy, %. rs w Roy st,
Dec. 3.
soosbc. Loyal Edwin. 5g. Port An
Ecics, Dec. 3.
Humphrey Irving t6, 22i5 Eastlako
ave. Dec, 4.
Harper. ida a.. 60. liI9 w. 5lth st.,
Dec 8.
Gfasley, Alec. 80. ss5g nth ave. s
w, Dec. I.
Schultz. Aldtlna. 7. 1929 w. Cam
bridge St. Dec. Q.
Dixon. Mary T., 90, Gz7 18TH ave. NJ,
Dec. 6.
Munday Iris Rachael, Is. 50l1 36th
ave. ". r., Dec, G.
Leck. Sing. g., fls Eighth ave. s.,
Dec. (.
IHlnckley. Capt. Lyman. 46. iii
BJreu ave, Dec. 8.
Beaudettc, Louise l., IS, 1875 Find
law at N0v Gg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and EraIdenee AGO
NfatHumat0. Mascara. srhttir Legal
Not0ygshL Eimiko, Seattle o., Legal
Williamson. Edward. Seattle ....gn
NlHsn. Anna Irene, Seattle ,.-.s.,gb
IuHhry. Arthur W. Tacoma .....2l
srhlmllnE. Ruth, Tacoma ,..s..sris
Hrauuhsus. Peter. Seattle .....LcEal
SrliinE Ida. Seattle sss-s..s..LrEal
H0vdr. Christian. Seattle .,.. Legal
Christensen. Karen. Seattle Legal
Anderson. walter r.. Seattle .s.,. "a
Crane. Mary H.. Seattle ..ts..r.t.l9
knudssu. HaEnAr o.. Seattle Legal
Rcnnie. Mary Enaou, SEATTLE Legal
Morris, walter Gordon. Seattle -
Burke. Bernicc Bessie. Seattle ....24
kwakksstcin. william. Seattle Legal
kUlip, Minnie. Seattle .....s. II gal
sicct. DuTbln ward. Brrmsrton Legal
Weiss, Adcllua -. Seattle legal
HOWE. Melvin. Seattle Legal
pcsiiyia, ssTita Perry. Seattle Legal
Barnes. Geo. H.. Seattle .-..,....st
webb. Margaret. Seattle ..,.,....z2
Shaffcr. Ben b.. Seattle ,.....,..r22
Barnwrll, Evelyn. Seattle .......2i
Hootc. Ghrnctt a. Atlanta. Ga-.a21
Montgomery. Grace. Seattle .,....lT
Emery Henderson. Seattle legal
shannon. Bessie. Seattle Legal
Wood. Thomas A.. Colby .........z2
DlaTickBcn, Augusta. WeEtpOrt, or ~
Robinson. shorlsy. Seattle Legal
GiIlcland. Esthcr Seattle ...., Legal
Fish. pnva Ira. Seattle ,.....LrEal
Mohlsr. Elizabeth. Seattle legal
SMITH. Arthur H.. L. g. s. Meyer. ~
Waterbury, June Doty. Helena,
Mont .s.srs..ass....s.s. s....s.lh
Smith. Claude T.. q. 8. s. Idaho Legal
Smith. Nydia. Seattle Legal
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Gifts Suggested as One
WanderS Thru Big Store
Real Christmas Spirit Among Shoppers at
The Bon Marche

this year-and prizes are attractive
as well Let's give M1rsg and Harry
this cunning little min 90 grind black
peppers whole az the table. And "a
host q things for the loyr.nest kitch.
ca that cunning glass knife for cut.
Tina salads. a glass teapot ana coffee
rot. aluminium and electric utensils
that make magic 20 breakfast time.
"PFhaPs Aunt Ben would Ike a
brushed wool sweater cost, ana. q
course. a padded k.mono would Dc
just ideal Tor Mams-and the new
baby there are just Too many
thinss Tor the tin.es, and they're an
beautiful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by The following mem
krakuaky. Morris. tGf 18Th ave, hoy
Ferguson. william Harry. kVuu1
ruTL Alaska. boy
paiurs. lars u. 5lf ~ 18th 81. girl
naHwali, Alfred. 121g f5th ave B.
~. Eiri
Jacques. Robert H.. so2s brooklyn
ave. girl
Uaunn. Joke. l6s 18th ave. girl
Watson. Charles Gilbert. -1ls Minor
ave- D. girl
Mitchell George Edward. uremor-
ton. girl
Durham Harry James. Port An
EelFar FITL
Hudson. Charles Dewey. 1880 z2nd
ave a. vs.. boy
Grriagh. Edpard Frederick. zl5l ~
..rL IL .Lr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
RICHARD DIX

Richard Dix is back in New YOrl;
from California, where he has been
on three-week vacation. His first
move was to hurry to the Paramount
Long Island studio for n conference
with Paul Sloane about his new pic.
ture, THE Maker Of Gestures" and
to seek working print of his latest
picture, "a Man Must Live"
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81 TOR sALE-ACREAGE

.a|ElEErE PRICE, SIS PR ACRE
'a i.ra.rr rra-fH 70 excellent lard
l"r aa.rF.Hr Ena.rrr berries aud
lf#.n aIIH stores near nF and mar
Fr'EE lar...r.Hr af your door. slrr-
f.Er ErasT.rl r#afH. right Cu lire
20 faH EE ErrEH EH1 Develop
urrf. located raIf fa u miles or
EaFE- Ea.F.e highway 10 minutes
auto ride from city limits uprfh- 10
ceres. G... terms E.H rarE. $40 per
month. 800 walker Bldg. II iot-
HH.I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
Divorce Complaints

J. T. VS.. Hazel Margaret Sawyer,
cruelty
Alice Anderson vs. Thomas Duggan,
cruelty
Elnora c. w. Henry II. Howard, de-
sertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08

a complete newspaper plant, with
hand.Bct cases OF type and an old
rlnt-bed press, has been installed IN
Paramounts Long Island studio for
the Ghetto newspaper scenes in
"Salome of the Tenemcnts." A small
one.page paper in YiddIsh was pub
llshed by the studio force while this
picture was in progress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08

George Irving, theatrical veteran,
has been added TO tho featured cast
Of the new james Cruze production,
THE Goose Hangs High" Tho
other featured players are Constance
Bennett, Myrtle Stedmnn, Esther
Ralston and Edward Pell, Jr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
ST ERIN Suspended Because
He adopts Orphan Kids

because he has adopted
- iaTro orphans ln addition Fa
Dis rSu family. Albert Kglb. gay
HhgrtT and convicted 5oIuuat
VAS EiyeD a suspended gur-fo.
aFttsr sentence by Superior
judge Otis Brnktr Monday. Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
Catholic Christmas Gifts

Catholic Christmas Gifts
EnHar.rH lraErf r.Har. FfafHrr. etc.
aE I.H prices. NrauuTuT rhrfHIa
uaE raraH THG kAEFEE CO..
1904 T.Hrth.
Xmas EAZAAr lgIl srr.a1 ave.
Saturday HHHlaE. TUESDAY UeaB-
ufHi Haut uHar arHHlrH rarEa.na
.lF YOU urHs tr ranr muury "a
AmaH sire. FIHt rbr ART
sllurEE 81 ltlH ave ~ o.
XMAS eAHfTa 3l aaEru. Namr
printed fHHr. coliseum card sHrp.
.HI FtEr
.WuuLEN HusIUUY mat WEARS
Me mia 900 kinda afH james 5l
tlg rHHfaFreura o. asr Ven ugEr HfasIa.
tgt uaIEHf H.fE. gaa esq lfHa
n FUNERAL NOTICES
TAYLOR -uT IfsrsHu. WaHH. ur.
g. Ha.H. FRANCES r. TAYLOR
HHr 90 RraFa. beloved UufHFr nf
Geese Mcdaniel HT stE NaTbaT
wash FFardmHiHrr ~ MTH EHHm
aH W signal ~ FfarHHn. Nrs ltlr
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