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The Washington times., 1924-11-19
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
PROTEST REBEL" MONEY

LANCASTER. Pa. Nav. h.
Claiming that Jefferson Davis
Robert e. Lee, stonewalI jackson
and others who led the Southern
forces during the Civil War. were
arch-traitors and leaders Of a re-
bellicn against the United States,
members OF George Ell. Thomas Post.
No. "a, G.. A.. r., announced the
adoption Of 4 resolution which
The Washington times., 1924-11-19

GO1EE Nov. 1e. Italy Is getting
~ taste of prematurely severe win
showed today. Snow has fallen as
far south as Umbria and Abruzzi.
The Washington times., 1924-11-19
If Food " Disagrees =
Instantly End Indigestion. Gas, Heartburn. AcidiS

Whenever food or drink upsets
the stomach or causes Indigestion
or Gases, F'latulence. Bloating. Sour
Risings, Heartburn or Acidity, re-
member you get relief as soon az
f'Pape's Diapepgin" reaches the
stomach. No Waitingi
The Washington times., 1924-11-19

husband, was killed by bandits IN
1922 after q lifetime Of useful seHv-
Ice aznong the Tlhetans a. . med.
teal missionary.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
TOBACCO BOXES
Of JAPANESE
ARE UNIQUE
One Class 81 Objects Dart 81
Nippon Little Sought
By Collectors

The collection of japanese obIectg
Ecf ART has undoubtedly Increased
,frring recent years. and the craze
ii only held III check by the growing
scarcity 81 fine examples ana the.
continual, Increase in cost But as
time goes On. genuine pieces will
become even more difficult to acquire
and prsces win continue 10 rise, for
the source 81 supply Is practically
exhausted
III viii perhaps be interesting Il.
would lie. collectors to know that
there II one class OF Japanese objects.
| which has received less attention
than others, Is less costly, but which
merits & close consideration from
those who take delight IN tracing
the characters and tastes Of nation
in work produced by the people.
Reference 10 made to Japanese to-
tacco Foxes.
The Japanese are great tobacco
smokers. and the habit II INDUCED
in by both sexes The tobacco they
use Is principally grown In the sputl.-.
ern island, and is light In color and
mild in flavor. II Is extremely fine,
and is smoked In pipes with metal
mouthpieces and bowls, the latter.
having so limited capacity ne tic
hold not more than one.sixth OF the
tobacco contained in a mediun-eizexi
cigarette. The whole Of the PAR
aphernalia used by the Japanese
smoker Is remarkably dainty and In
teresting. Pipes, pipe-cases, ash-potE.
smokers cabinets, pouches and
boxes, are frequently OF great beauty.
Formerly the people. or. bit least,
certain section OF them, took a
pride in the individuality Of the OBJ.
jects they made use Of They had
a true art instinct, and the tobacco
boxes they fashioned possess evil
dences Of personal thought and in
genuity which give to them an In.
terest and charm altogether beyond
Erhe modern trade productions.
While 1t Is evident from an exami-
nation OF large number Of these
articles, that craftsmen Of consider
able artistic ability turned their at
tenti0n to their make, II BY no
r1eans follows that object possessing
the greatest technical excellence are
hest worth the attention, Of collec-
tors.
Its lower part was orig. nally rice
measure Of a shape long since OBJ
eolete in Japan. The old Govern.
ment marks are still shown inside
the box. and also upon one or two
places on the outside. 1t has had
much wear and hard usage, but
portion Of the metal rim which once
capped the upper edge Of the box
still remains. In the first place Il
lid has been fashioned for 1t, which
Is kept in its place and tightly
closed by a cord fastened to the
back of 8 the lid and passed through
two holes made IA the side OF the
box as It Is intended to be worn sus.
pended from the sash or girdle Of
the smoker and the cord which ter,
inmates in q button or netsuke, Is
the. means by which the box is so
suspended THE CONNOISSEUR.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
VIVID vv's CURSE LANDS
HIM I'M BURcI AIRS CELL

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. John Kelly.
q 1878 First avenue, was locked up
at the East ono Hundred and
Fourth street police station as the
snperstitious burglar who returned
4 pearl rosary to Mrs. Margaret
Schaeffer. of 2ss East I1ighty-sev.
enth street. IA fear Of athe widows
curse.
Mrs. Schaeffer is q widow and,
according TO Detectives Enright ana
summers, who made the arrest, ii
y contrary to professional ethics to
sseAl . widows rosary, the Widows
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
PARENTS OF DYING BOY
ARE LOCATED BY RADIO

Los ANGELES, Oct TO-. Radio.
served here to bring dying boy
and his parents together.
An eleven-year-old boy was picked
up on street, fatally injured as
the result Of traffic accident. He
was taken to hospital and frantic
efforts made to locate his parents.
q Finally the radio was resorted to,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Melton ar
rived atNthe hospital just an hour
before their son, Foster, died. They
were informed Of their sons acct
dent while a musical concert was
interrupted
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
YACHT FAST ON ROCKS
ABOVE NIAGARA FALLS

NIAGARA FALLS. ii ". oct.
40, gasoline cabin cruiser, with
4 man aboard. is fast on the rocks
III the river near Grass Island. cps
posite the Canadian VILLAGE 81
Chippewa. zoo yards :bove the
rapids approach to the fall S
The man iii the boat has refused
offers of aid. and win tell nothing
of himself except that ne ii on his
way from Cleveland to New York
ion a pleasure trip,
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
'RERFECT HUsBAND' FLEEs
JAIL BUT IS CAUGHT

NEW YORK. Oct TO- schuyler
Van Ness, who has 4 criminal
record IN several states, has been
taken from Providence to Newark
to complete an eighteen months
term. In the county penltentiary ct
Caldwell, Of which he had served
only three months before escaping
on August S. He was convicted 81
embezzIement.
With him was arrested Mrs. Van
Ness, who Is charged With having
aided her husband To escape when
sile- visited him III the penitentiary.
Mrs. Van Ness former salvation
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
TWO CHINESE WOUNDED
IN NEW YORK TONG WAR

NEW YORK. oct. 1O Squads Of
police and detectives were hurried
Into Chinatown after what police
believed 70 Be another tong war
broke out n Pei street near Dcyers.
About thirty shots were fired. Two
Chinese were wounded, one probably
fatally.
Tong Fong, a seaman, dropped IN
front Of "a Pill street, with 3 bull
let through his body. The. police
said they found a revolver near
him with the six chambers empty.
Lee Yin Doc, merchant. vtaa
struck by q stray bullet.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
MANY COL oRs MORN AT
n. Y. clilao VIC WEDDING

NEW YORK Oct 10.-A chro
matte wedding was introduced here
IL the First Presbyterian Church,
me bride. rive BIZ aesnaids and d
score 81 other attendants were
dressed ii vari-colored gowns Of lace
and chiffon
The bride were an entire dress of
rose point lace, q tlIlIe veil ana
another 81 rose point lace. The
maid 81 honor wore pale shade OF
yellow chiffon. Other attendants
were dressed III blue. green, rcse.
wood, hennas yellow black ana
white.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10

curse being regarded BY an upright
burglars as particularly efficacioua.
The beads were found III Mrs.
Echaeffer's letter box September rs,
a week after the burglary. The DO.
lice have been seeking Kelly for
some time, suspecting him not only
Of the Schaeffer burglary, but of
various unlawful entries Oh the -lIp.
per East Side.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
BANDIT RoRs GROCERY
STORE PROPRIETOR OF $50

Police are looking for q man who
held up Jacob Frank, the proprietor
.of = small grocery at 23e II street
northeast, last night at the point
.of gun They have fairly good
description OF the man.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10

Army worker, was recognized when
she asked for 3 license ID cen
Bibles III Providence.
Warden Hosp. Of the Caldwell
penitentiary. who went to Provi-
dence Tor the prisoners, said Mrs.
Van Ness insisted her husband, tes
spite his record, was the perfect
husband.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
s PITTSBURGH COPS
CITED FOR CRUELTY

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 10. Charged
with cruelty to prisoners by uslag
"third-degree'' methods, five Pitts
burgh police officers, including a
lieutenant and an inspector, were
,.a superintendent e. j.
Brophy.
They will be given hearing later
before Mayor W. A. Magee.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Railroad Valuation Sci

A final valuation for rate.Inaking
purposes of $641,s64 was placed to.
day upon the property Of the Hoo
sac Tunnel and Wilmington rail-
road by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. The valuation was as
Of June so. 1915.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Women's Fleeced Union
Suits, sec

Cold weather will soon be here, when warm
undertakings win prove boon Of contentment.
Made from fine quality fleeced cotton with
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves and ankle length.
Three distinct sizes. Regular. extra and dou-
bic extra for stout women. Cut. full to allow
freedom for action
PaIais Royal Bargain Basement
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Princess Slips, Sl.98

Made from plain or striped sateen, many Of
to choose from, tailored strap model or those
with built-up shoulder. In colors Of black,
navy and brown. Sizes to so.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Imported Leather Gloves, 81

Women's Impoited Lambskin Gloves, in two
button length with charming embroidered
backs Colors to choose from are black,
white, brown and gray. Sizes 5% to w.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Girls SIip-on Sweaters
$2.49

Cozy warm sweaters especially adapted
for school wear Of the slip-over style cover
ing all the darker school shades, represented
by navy and orange, buff and brown and
black and orange. Sizes s to IA years.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
ChiIdren's Beacon Robes
$1.49

New Beacon blanket robes for the younger
children made from a variety Of colors in
both light and dark shadings. Sufficient full
ness Is allowed in their cut making toward
greater comfort. Sizes 2 to 6 only.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Wool Serge MILDLY Skirts

To wear with Mildly blouses Full pleated
skirt having deep hem and body attach
ment Sizes to 8 years.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
MILDLY BIouses
For School and Gym
500, S1.59, $1.95

Newly arrived blouses of plain white ma
terials or white with navy flannel Detach-
able collars. Others are plain white with
embroidered embIems. Specially priced for
tomorrow's selling. Sizes to %.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Juniors Rib Union Suits, Sc

Children's Fleece-hned Ribbed Union Suits
featuring the h;gi neck long sleeves and ankle
length. a first quality garment for Juniors
2 to IL years.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10

Tomorrow as special feature in our base
ment we are showing a large assortment Of
Women's Milanese Silk Gloves in variety Of
nevE Fall styles. Awaiting your selection are
l6-button lengths 2-bntton lengths gauntlet
styles with pretty cuffs, plain Or Of contrast
ing colors. All with double fingertips in colors
Of black, white gray or mode. Slight irregu
lars. Sizes to nv.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
SAMPLE Petticoats, Sass

Good assortment Of salesman samples
including petticoats Of silk Jersey, satin
radium and trice knit. All plain Assorted
colors, some with small pleated ruffles. Regu
lar and extra sizes.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Boys, Wash Suits, 81. 20

4 Boys Wash Suits, $1.29
yboyss einaN
coo 3 0
ROya-B arganB Basement
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Palais Royal Bargain Basement
English Sateen Slips, $1.59

Straight-line Model Princess Slips Of DUR
able striped English sateen. Tailored shoulder
straps give 4 neat finish on top, while flat
pleated flounces edged with novelty braid
make an attractive trimming on skirt. Black
and coIors. Sizes 3S to A.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Womens
Sport Hose, 79c

Women's Full-fashioned Silk and
Wool Stockings with reinforced heel
and toe. Al sub-standard stocking
that will appeal to women enjoying
walking OF sports. Heather mixtures,
brown and black. Sizes 3. to 10.
The Washington times., 1924-10-10
Sateen Boomers, 59c

Full-cut Bloomers, strongly reinforced, add
ing comfort and serviceability. Strong double
elastic cuff Black, navy, brown. flesh and
white. Regular sizes.
PaIais Royal-Bargain Basement
The Washington times., 1924-10-10

r. & 3s
Coats for Little Women Coats for Larger VIZ
Goats for Misses Coats for Junior
Your Choice Of Fur-trimmed or Plain Mo
OF fabrics that are beautiful in appearance, ii
ing comfort and warmth. Materials that will
the test Of time by theif wearing qualities
Polaires, Plain or Blocked Suedine
Stripes Plaids Noyelti
Straight slim effects intriguingIy trimmed
many buttons keeping within the confines 81
present mode calling for simplicity. Collars
large the conyeStible kind, plain or fur trimme
The Furs used include:
SeaIine dyed Rabbit Natural Opo
MouHon Mandel
An exceptional assortment, appealingly price
Sizes-15 to 10, is to 20, So to A, AZ to-
PaIais Royal Bargain Basem
The Washington times., 1924-10-10

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Turns Down $500
A Week for Comedy Work, That's the Kind
of Chap Merton Gill Is

ONE or the finest hits Of acting
" in Merton OF tho Movies" "a
pl1y In which comedy Hhounda-ia
when young Merton GIN. who has
just deserted a clcrkshlp In n coun
try store IN Illinois and comes 90
Hollywood 10 fulnn his ambition ~
becoming great movie star tplay
81 by Glenn HuateD In Merton %
the Movies" az thc Metropolitan.
turns DOWN an offer u $500 q week
from ai1p-stiek movie director
Merton D. about destitute hut hr
VIII not listen 90 the nffcfz ~ the
promoter OF Glow down comedy
Ills mission is TO elevate the movies
TO give them something higher
and finer" No COMEDY roles for
him. no Blr' Then he meets JEFF
baird. a famous director u com.
edies at Hollywood. and tells him
rlght 20 his face that the vulgar
slap,stlek ~ tho rulnauon Of tho
pholopiay. He'd rather starye than
work IN a comedy picture az that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12

Kitchen
SIR. Russell first applied at the
city bureau and asked the woman
In charge II she could recommend a
reliable colored cook. One appeared
and Mr.. Russell began asking her
"a few questions. including whether
she was from "below the Mason.
Dixon line" This question brought
a rather stIffeninE reply that she
was from Rockford. H.
The prospective cook began ask,
inE "a few questions.
She wanted 10 know n there was
any washing. and when Mr.. Rus
sell Informed her that there was a
little for Mrs. Russell, the p. C.
replied that she absolutely did nc
washing
Mr Russell. being nearly distract
Cd in search for his queen OF tho
kitchen range. decided that h,
would send the washing out and
asked:
what Is your weekly salary2"
The +, {. rather strenuously re
piled:
"sah. Use don't work bycs III
week. Use works by the month, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Wanted "A Cook

WANTEp-A cook. Apply Jack
w Russell. Spring apartments or
Palace Hip thcater.
Mr. Russell has applied ~ the
City Employment bureau. tho Sal.
walton Army home for women and
numerous other agencies In the
Queen CITY. but 20 date. Just when
'e thought his troubles were over,
he finds that they have just DO.
gun.
Last Friday afternoon. Mr. Rus
sell, having no matinee perform
nncc. accompanied hy his brother
Frank. deckcd out IN bis finest,
donned his Jewels and diamonds, In.
Guiding his 'scarcchllght." and start
"a out In quest Of someone "a
range over the electric range in tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
"Peg" Star Has First
Dress-Up Character

a new LAurctto Taylor IA de
pictod in "ono Night In Rome" the
phoiopay offering at the Blue
Mouse. In Peg o. Ny Heart" Mas
Taylor was n say little Irish phil.
oaophcr. In utgs thru hnif Of tho
story II was the same In "Happl.
ness"
As the Duchess Marcno, in zone
Night in Rome" Miss Taylor ap.
pears as a beautiful young member
OF tho Italian nobility. colorful and
and emotional. wearing gorgeous
gowns. instead OF cotton ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Finds kelIogg's Bran "Easy way 10 avoid
constipation" after suffering for wears

Kollogg's Bran relieves mild and
chronic constipation because IL is ALL
bran. 1t brings sure results. 1t
sweeps, cleans and purifes the intes.
tine in natures own way. Don't ex.
pertinent. Only ALL bran can be 100
per cent effective.
II eaten regularly, Kellogg's Bran,
cooked and krumbled, is guaranteed
to bring permanent relicf-or your
grocer returns your money. You
should cat two tablcspoonfuls daily
in chronic cases, with every meal.
The flavor is dclicious-mt.likc-
cooked and krumbcd. Enjoy it with
milk or cream, sprinklcd on other
'ccrcals, cooked with hot cereals, or in
tho delightful recipes on every pack.
age. Made in Battle Greek. Sold bv
groecrs everywhere. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12

Constipation is n dangerous disease
It can lead to many others. Invent,
years suffering with constipation un
dermined this man Is health. Kellogg I
Bran restored it--as IL has done TO
thousands. This is what no says:
Gentlemen:
After eating Kellogg's Bran twice
n day for one month find IL not only
an Easy Way TO Avoid Constipa-
ton but an easy and moat pleasant
way TO cure II. l have been troubled
with constipation e. for more
than twenty years after
adopting the mill, and bran dict | find
my stomach greatly improved. md
find II n Spocifo FOR constipation.
| deem II onB Justice that
you should know what your product
has done for me, and what II Ii
capable Of doing for others"
(rhe original OF this letter IL on file
At tho Kellogg Company, battle Creek.
Mish.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
mo slap-stick comedy for
me, No, sir

mo slap-stick comedy for
me, No, SIR
cross.cyed man does.
But the Montague girl. an lex.
ira on tho lo, known az the
Flip" In a friend OF Merton GIN.
and desires to help him. She secs
tho striking resemblance between
Merton and Harold Parmalcc. tho
handsome leading man, and Hhc i'm.
mcdlatcly acquires a brilliant iden.
The idea IS 20 put Merton in a
comedy making him think II "a one
Of those serious. fine things OF
the drama. and tho result will bc
wonderful burlesquc on tho stuff
that Harold Parmalcc does
Merton thanks his lucky stars
and the ''Flip" for chance 10
work. In his acting no adopts tho
mannorisms and pntronlzing airs Of
tho ono and only Harold. His in.
tense soriousncss makes It all tho
funnier. The movie comedy is FIN.
lshed at last. and everybody do
clnres that Merton is funnicr than
the cross-eyed man ever was.
But when Merton secs the comedy
picture he Is heart broken.
To think Miss Montague would DO
such trick is unbelievable. A
rival company even sends repre-
sentative TO offer Merton $500 n
week for his services in a new
comedy. All this only hurts his
pride and vanity the more, and he
Indignantly refuses Then the
"FIip" comes to find out how he
feels about st. The poor boy breaks
down and sobg his heart out to the
little lady. But the diplomatic man.
uer In which the Flip" treats the
situation Us stimulating. and so. az
ter all, is the $500 week for his
services In the new comedy, Now
she brings the unwilling comedian
to believe that he has IN excellent
low comedy face" and that God
meant him TO work in the comedies.
or course the quite natural dra.
matte sequel TO this affinity be.
tween the Montague girl and MGR.
ton IS that they should marry. And
they do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Musical Program
on Tap at HeiIig

Late bits Of yncopatIon and n
pot paurri % Victor Ilsrbcrt music
combine this week TO make M the
most delightful program MeKecs
Arcadinn hand has set offered az
the Hsllig theaier.
Earl kolly'H trombone folo fra.
lures "susquehanun Hors" tho
opening number. while Claude Kent,
drummer. gets In some effective
hits on his Xylophone. "Allaha Holt
day" played with foE.irot ar
rnngcment. and That's My Girl.
With a vocal chorus by Ted Cnlnc
are tho other jazz hits featured BY
the band Ruthcr Potter contribute
IA lively toe dance. which wins gen
crous applause.
Hoot Gibson. IN "Tho Riding Kid
From Powder River" rs the screen
feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12

I wants s75 month and nah board
and room"
In departing. Mr.. Russell said: III
you find another job like that, get
II for me"
And now for the climax.
At last Mr.. Russell succeeded in
getting a. cook, who hailed from
Wisconsin.
But his good luck was too good to
be true. His new cook had the
misfortune 10 break her leg the
very next day and now once
again Russell has the old sign out
WANTED-A COOK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Entries for
LincolnGonteSt
Are Coming an
VS. MAS Llur1lu uamrI Abu-
w hamF

VS. Was Iluroru uamcl Aba.
w hamF
m Anu can answer that aud
a. other quetu0us regarding thf
mhrNrfd president. thr Strand thF.
attr thru Tho STAR b. Swing sou
IA chance 90 cash iu ON your kn0ul.
edge
Tho Strand Is offering "Abra-
ham Lincoln az b. current aftrac,
zion, and most of the questions are
answered in the picture
Ffr the first correct answer aout
in o. Daisy Iisng, motion picture
editor of The STAR prize - tll
viii ~ given second prize D. g.
and third prize b. g. For the neat
five correct answers tao passes O.
ths strand wln BE- riyen.
The questions follow;
Why Was Lincoln named AhfF
Why did Lincoln grow a bchrd7
Who composed Lincolu's cabinet
Whom did Lincoln marry
where vas lincoln fhot and bl
whom
who was tlneoln's greatest %,
hiical HYal2
What great humane act is a..
tnbutrI 90 Lnonlu7
How did Lincoln become d law.
yerf
ON what occasion did lincoln d..
liver his famous Gettysburg ad
drcsaF
Who was uueoln'a first sweet.
heurtr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Marjorie DatU in
Panfages Picture

Gambling Wives Dell tIender-
son production. Is at the Pantages
theater this week az the feature
rhotoplay attraction, and film fans
have an opportunity OF seeing not
only what Is said TO be ono OF the
best pictures Of the year. but n
great many OF their favorite actors
and actresses
Included In the list Of celebrities
are Marjorie Daw Ward Crane
ftedda Hopper Edward Earle, Betty
Francisco. Joseph Girard. Florence
Lawrence. Charlie Murray, Leo
Moran, Baby Dorothy Brock. and
last but not least thc1Sondcr dog
Buddy. W
Gambling Wives is from an or
iginnl story by Ashley T, Locke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
"Abrahdnl Lincoln"
Worthwhile Picture

Every person who knew Abraham
Lincoln tostlfios 10 his charm and
dwells upon his engaging personality.
This spirit has been caught M IN n
considerable degree by George Bill.
ings. creator OF the role Of "Ahra.
ham Lincoln" at the Strand this
week. Billings gives an almost per-
feet performance. making tho pro.
duetion one OF the truly remarkable
films Of tho season.
Abraham Lincoln" is a picture
everyone should make an effort to
sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
Grasby Has Another
XilIaInous Role

Bcrtram Grassby. whose Insidious
actions on the silver sheet have made
him an uwcinsplring screen villain,
plays the part OF Ramon orcstes
Cordoys, a scheming foreigner, IN
THE Heart Bandit" the photoplay
feature ut the Colonial, in which
Viola Dana Is starring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-12
"Gringo DeUiP' NeW
Winter Gdrden FitT71

a story Of adventure, IN which a
Texas Ranger, almost single. hand.
Cd, captures "A band OF bandits, led
By a renegade American and n Mex.
lean cutthrott " unturlod In THE
Gringo Devil" the photoplny
which goes on view at the Winter
Garden Thursday.
Along with this picture viii be
ono OF Nell Shipman's newest short
features, Tho Trail Of the North
Wind"
"Bowcry Bishop" is having its
last showing.