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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Vessels in Other Ports

TACOMA AuE a=Afftgtd==str santa
inss ffem Hsattis. st 81 m Hsfisf-
80 caddepssk for assttls. - p, mf
80 hroptdzis fsr Everett a. D "a.
fr chicaAsss city fer n.iiinEham a.
= p. un str uriffea far y O. attp ma
siF Eldoraaa faf Everett a. midnight.
EVERETT Avg - =Eaiisdan ST. The
2 Heal fnr Ssw rork via Pert AnGsiss
81 midniaht Arrived, AuE sf=atf
ureasdsls rem seattle Via Tssama. a.
=. M sir Eldafsdo from hsatiis Via
Earons. 81 e. ~
YAyCouvEn-Arriysa. AaF. si-air
itskutaisa Msfu from orient Va arsys
tiarhaT. FL . m s,r Principle. ~ Z
a ~. sailed. AKuE fi.-HtF Hithauis
faF Mediterranean. - 3. ~ fIf = D.
ktnEissF frr han FfaheisFa. At -. ~ 8
sehr WIN. %. Hmith for iisu0luiu. a. 1
3. o.
VICTORIA Arrived. Aar st-a,r
Emma Alexander from Ean Tfausisre. 81
t-it m. ahd sailed Ter seattle a.
raifniIhf RALLIED. AuT s1-ais n8fathy
Alexander fsf Los AnHsiss Via san Ffsns
rifrns AZ q. ui. Affivsf@Em Mstufa
'fani aTdasy. Al 1899 = ~
PORT TuwNhENp-Pss.sd 10. Aur
- Ms HcrEsa fur Hsagiis a. flfa =
M tur noossrrii for seattle 81 =
o.. tbuins sthr heel y Packard. a.
ati1 90, Passed out Isffsfson
for Aiasha. ~ 1870 . M y, q, T. q
Hrifisufs Tor suifisuyr - sstb . n.
Arrived AUG - -st Nsife Nsfg fFem
Yokohama
pUNGESEEE-P Passed b.. AaF H.
ruE Heessvsit te~inG sthf nsnismln y
Packard for Bssttis al 3 N.
RANMoNp--SFrivs Auz ti-sif
ortcans Msfu fram Japan a. : 10 . ~.
HA> FnASCtEco--Arrir AYR sf-
Ma Joehmensf from flvsfBooi. e.
n. me nusnes Aires from Gothsfahufa
~ m. atr reasfaiis from Por dam
bic AZ ~ AuHsst ii-aatr kspsnss
nom Seattle. ~ ,. ms sir Caasdiau
Rover from los AnEsiss atty ~ str
GrsYlsct from Nee York. 49, p M
80 "a " Alexander nom Hsatiis 81
M sr Celuss from Cslls9. At
M ms Horrisnd from Seattle ~
m sailed. AuE st-sir isrsx for
seattle. a. midniEht ate Doylsstosn or
los Angeles. - D, M. nj. Admiral
PtsrY for Nanvsuesr. A. . p. m ,,f
Kermit for Antwerp st : ?. N. ctr Adni.
rsi nswsY for gsattis st p. m .ts
~ =. Alexander fer fns Angeles. at 8
.. m. ar Ciaussus for Los Angeles and
Nsp Terk. 81 ,. m. ms Californian
fef Seattle. a. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
SOLD OUT BULLS
STEADY MART
General Motors Speculative
Leader at Week End
Wall sTHEEr JounNAL TINAN-
IfaH nEHNNEHN4

GtAL HENfEN
NEW YORK. AUS SIZE Errurfs
nu the part ~ sold out bulls O. re-
place lines proved an important
STEADY ms Influence ln thc fine hour
this morning. and an Improved tone
ttrpt into ths Efnerai list Amon-
( rau Can WAS loo brish demand below
i1t. while Cast Iron Pipr came back
4 point from thr earlier luw ~ l0ak
Considerable speculative interest
whH hiao attached 90 thH present.
position ~ General Motorf Morgan
brokers have been persistent buyers
N this stock and thr prediction was
heard that preparations were bslnE
made 90 better its srliiuE level Pc.
fore tho new stock made its initial
bou on the exchange
The market opened slightly ltrsF-
ulhr United states steel lnA = f.
General Electric. gs5. or = sinclair.
a., up a iutsrboTouEh. 90 New
York Central 1864 New Haven,
stA Mack Truck iot. psn-Amsti-
can p. st.. olf = baldwin. l.l y.
49,. or ~ United states Rubber
tta. OF 4, Industrial Alcohol ~ "
or !. aCst Iron Pipe itlt or =
studsbsktr. gts 40 A r a T.
1879, up - Northern Pacific. t'h'
The market closed lower with z.
st,,l ios. or p, nalaw N. isl =,
90 - studsbaksr - ~. Ains,ictn
can isih 90 = set u9e ilp ~
stsa. up = Dawson Caemichl, i5.
off {, Colorado Fusi ~. up = Pan
American. CO, or = Mack Truck
100 or ! ksnurcott fst, OF : ,
~ a o.. 90. on y ID a H. lsA ~,
or J ~ ~ Paul pfds at., up lh'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Douglas MacLean, star Of
Never Say Die"

Never Say Die" which comes TO
the Blue Mouse theater soon, is an
adaptation o. one OF Willie Golfers
greatest New York successes. II
kept Broadway laughing for year.
The piece has also attained interna.
tional fame Fred Niblo and Enid
Bennett played in II in Australia.
where its success was tremendous.
The late Sir Charles Hawtrey starred
in the piece in London at the Apollo
theater and British audiences
laughed themselves almost to death
at this famous comedy.
The late Nat Goodwin played the
leading role in Never Say Die" for
three years on tho road thruout the
United States. SO great was its pop,
ularity that stock companies all over
the continent each year repeat tho
piece TO enthusiastic audiences.
Consequently Never Say Die" is
known thruout the civilized world as
one Of the greatest laughing successes
OF decade. II was written BY vii.
liam n. Post well known stage di.
rector and actor, who played in "Thc
Seventh Heaven" during it's two
yeas on Broadway.
This is the second time Douglas
MaeLean has scored in willie Col.
lier success. The world viii never
forget his fine screen version Of "Thc
Hottontot' which as stage produc.
ton was one OF collicr'a greatest
triumphs. The combination OF the
names OF Willie Collier and Douglas
MacLesn is the assurance Of sure.
fire entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Nazimoua, Once Temperamental
and Fiery, Now Docile

Madonna Of the Streets" which
she Is doing Tor FRS, National un.
der Edwin carsws direction.
Hollywood still echoes the tales
o. Alas tsmperamenta outbursis
OF some years aEo-aoms Of them
classic vagaries
one Of these stories represents
her as throwing a lighted ciEarst
stub, by accident. upon an exptn,
sivo rug rented for a production.
A property man noticed u shoulder
ms. lie Jumped 10 save tho rug
Naxlmoya halted him with an i'm
periouA. let II lis- The prom let
u leland tho company had 10
purchase the expensive. ruined.
rented rug
Nhzlmoya, then In TIC heydey OF
her native or assumed lraaciblilty.
would brook no interference and
few suggestions Certainly a prop.
sriy man might not facility criticize
her whim by saving a burning car
pet
But tho time OF these tales d
past What was meant 10 inspire
awe for Incompatible Ala merely
stirred deep resentment and pu,
stones among the roses in her path.
way. Now tho studio folk have
oblhsratsd the bygones and are for
Nazimoya. camera and klieE.
She t. eatalogued among the beat
liked celebrities IN Hollywood.
Like other famous starr she
learned that Il doesn't pay 20 tread
lightly upon the .snsibfitles. eoarns
tho they may be. Of the least
among the chorcmen Of art in Hot.
iywood.
In "saiome." her masterpiece. the
versatile actress attempted 10. and
did for the most part. design her
own sets. supervise the camera
work. prepare the script. act. edit
and produce the picture. "salome~
stands among tho best fllmA made.
but II cost Naximova her fortune.
II cost her. too. some faith in the
standard Of public appreciation.
Eazimoya who some time ago
went out Of Hollywood a raging
artistic lion has returned 10 the
fold an artistic lamb.
As ] have said. the muses. may
regard the transmutation az one o,
those refined tragedies involved
with alterations Of the ego. Ru,
motion picture producers and pa,
irons aren't generally on speaking
terms with tho muses.. who so sci
dom visit tho box office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Tsrminai--Fisr .l-Hlfs iyo
MARY. President Mekinisy.
Bell street T,rmiaal-u. 9. e. Hssih,r.
Pier i.--6tr Phiisctstss.
Pier iiB-Ms HoFEAs
Pier ia--U. =. g. o. snohomish
pier s--s,r Eldbrade.
Pier D--atr Emms Alexander.
Z. =. shipping Bosfd Msersnrs str.
Bsarpeft. Bakersfield. city Of Spokane.
west leon. Yves, Gambo, West KGd,r.
west Cadfon. CupTgm.
King a wlnks-Ms Anvil.
stacy street Tsrminal-atr Admiral war.
son.
Duthlss-pousr schr Ruby
spokane street Tsfminai--sehr Ilsnismin
y. Packard.
East waterway Dock q warehouse Co
-strs saddop,at. Edward Lueksnbaoh
Todd Dry Doeks-Htrs oTeus. Patterson
Border King
Arn., Terminal co.-su, Btyo Msru
Ot,sgo
winsjou Marine Railway Eagle Hsrbar,
--sohrt Mindanso. Vancouver, Ami.
NJ Campbell. Ella A.. Meteor ana Al.
umus. barFes coaultlsm City. Hsnr,
WIZARD.
strtam-BAttisship fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
III GE PROFITS
ARE REALIZED

a the principal basis for hia
argument Senator Ia Toilette
quotes from hn advertisement of
the Great wesiern sugar Co. tho
oountry's greatest beet sugar pro-
Queer. IN offering 100000 shares Of
ia stock on the market NJ so per
share. 10 tho following effect
This organization from 1905 10
May ~. 1884. has distributed as
dividends on It's common stock is7.-
soai71 IN cash and ttf2S.to0 in
common stock After paying such
dividends u had surplus and I'M
divided profit exceeding t5f.ooo,ooo I"
Morc. the senator contends. that
Great Western common represents
no invrsment-ihat ". no invest
msnt except by tho coun,ry'a sugar
cnnsumcfs-ihat the stocks value IL
based solely on the present sugar
tariff rate.
There arc 100000 shares Of Great
Western common. or. AZ 80 per
share. istooo.eo0 worth.
This according 90 Senator La
Toilette. Is more protection than
the American sugar industry needs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
CUT IN SUGAR
PRICE ASKED
Tariff Reduction Demanded
in U. S. Report

WASHINGTON. Aug. % - FRO.
ErsHsiyo a,AurtieiAns figure that
Americans arc hwcetcninE their
morning coffee $4,000. 900 a year
a. present. more than they did be-
tween 1919 and 1881 when the
Cuban sugar tariff duty stood AZ
only / cent per pound.
II was Increased In 1871 10 i.s
cents and IN 1875 20 i.1s
The increase was 90 proisc, the
American beet sugar industry
IL protects il too much" accord.
ing 10 Senator La Toilette who has
just squeezed from the tariff COM
mission two reports majority and
minority to the president recon-
mendinE at least tho majority re-
port docs-R reduction Ia the sugar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23

The Sporting Venus" which Mar.
shall Nellan is filming in England,
Is Gerald Beaumont's story. starring
Blanche Sweet. Miss Sweet is now
starring in Neilan'H latest. Tess Of
the D'Urbervilles." adapted by Dor.
othy Farnum from tho novel by
Thomas Hardy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23

Wallace Beery and Areatha Gil.
man-AIrs. Beery. TO DC cxact-have
returned from their honeymoon,
Wally is going TO try market garden.
Ing for a while, filmioaliy speaking.
In 80 Big" he cnaets the role OF an
Illinois Dutch farmer OF tie late
eos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
GRAINS SLUMP
AT CLOSE
Provisions Finish Dull and
Higher on Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. Aug. as.-GrGin futures
closed sharply lower on tae board
% trade today The market WAS In
nervous tension turnout under
going numerous "dips and rallies"
Expert business the past two days
tntaisd 1000 600 bushels Outside
markets also Fiumpsd under hedging
pressure
Corn rallied after midday but re-
acted when wheat turned weak. The
fact that the present price Of corn
has discounted a vast amount ~
damage caused slownsts on the part
% many fradsrf
OnfH sold or with corn.
PToyislons were dull but higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Alaska Vessels

VALDEZ, AuH. 81 sailed htr IuEun.
sauthtouud a. o. m.
WRAN0Ef. Avs ~ Hsiisd=htr "A.
mifai HoEsrs tnuthtound. 81 IL nj
rETEhhnthu. Aug 10 =Haitsa 49,
ADMIRAL HoEFs sguihtevHd at tits
a. mi.
JUNEAU. AUS ~ fsilsd-Btr rrin-
cess louiss seuthhaund. At r.
'ohpoNA. AYR - sailed fp-
han. southteuhd a. ieIte a.
hfrCHtkAk Ar st-Haiisd 81
Queen. nerthhsund At - M. str Ala
w'ds. nerthbeuha. A. p m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23

Sinners In silk" a Hobart Hen
Icy production from the Benjamin
Glazer story by Carey Wilson. in
cludes in its cast Adolpho Menjou.
Eleanor Boardman. Conrad Nagel.
Hedda Hopper, Ann Luther, Miss
du Pont and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
PALACE HIP

The Palace Hip theater announces
their Inauguration OF vaudeville and
feature photoplay policy. effective
Saturday matinee. August %. open
ing with an unusually attractive bill
headed by Prof II. Almond & Co.
presenting the City OF Yesterday"
which Is n masterpiece OF art. beauty
and scenic marvel. This feature is
said to be the only act OF its kind in
vaudeville, and Is not a moving pic.
ture. II Is n realistic portrayal OF
Tokyo prior to the coming OF the
earthquake. showing realistic scenes
OF the beautiful city by day and BY
night in active reality. Then excit-
ing scenes Of production showing the
break in the storm and water com.
ing over the city In torrents. then
the heavy shocks OF the earthquake.
The entire scenes are explained by
the lecturer. who goes into detail re.
garding each scene.
The feature photoplay for the week
Is the popular Annette Kellerman IN
Venus OF the South Seas" a story
OF girls. pearls, love and adventure.
Jack Bell and Helen Van offer n
snappy skit entitled Nifty Non.
sense" Lou Gin Yoke is a prima
donna formerly OF the Imperial re.
kingese Co.. Of Pekin, China, who re.
Gently came 20 thls country. She OF.
fers a group Of songs ranging from
opera 70 popular pazz In English and
Chinese.
George and Ray Perry. two banjo.
lists from Dixie, are duet Of highly
talented musicians.
! Murray's dogs are said TO be the
: acme OF animal intelligence.
Additional attractions include a
tworeel comedy, with interesting in.
ternatlonal news and current events.
The management announces the
coming OF the Jack Russell Musical
Comedy Company, which viii open al
the local playhouse September 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23

julio Hcrnc, Paramount sconarist,
Is spending her vacation at South.
anipton. Long Island. She recently
completed uhc continuity for Bebe
Daniels starring picture for Para.
mount. dangerous Money"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
VEGETABLES
frioss Paid Wholesale Dealer.

tins prices Firsn are thos. made I,
Istsh dsklsfs ~ Wholesalers. with
isN seasonal exceptions. prices 20 pro.
asesrs can hs figured ~ dsduetina N,
oosi or transportation 70 Seattle an
approrlmstsiy 10 per cent for hauling
storage ard ssiliur coft)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23

The highest cable railway In the
world-l2.6oo feet above sea level
is being constructed at Mt. L'AigulIe
Du Midi. Switzerland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Weather Bureau Report

tAioosR iaisAhp. Aus a. m.
--nsfousi~ failinE siavb mittIua ana
fess ~in dsguih. = miles ~ hgur,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Chicago Board Of Trade
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Fridays QustAtisns

sarsr-- Firm. Hsv iIss. refined. firm.
Hfahuiaisa $500
Ceff.e-NB no. on spot isis. 40, 4
Santos. sos G.is
CHICAGO AUG s2--Cath vhsst-No.
/. red. fi.itagigs4 No. 5 red. ii.seis
No. hard. ti.f5ot.si. SO. hard.
81 sGs gi:ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
sATt UnAN
ANG n

Iifst Ias ride
a. m a. o.
ilFst ttigh ride
lEat D. m 90 o.
sscond low ride
tHta b m ta a.
sscond nigh Tide
m ne D. ga - q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23

There are sbou, 200 racing days in
the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived AuI ft-str N.iYs Asra
from rakehsns Via Port Tesnaend -
ittit m. stf Eiaefaas ffem Tsrams
~ iats m sir fmms Alexander from
rscoms 81 F.its ~. or rsnnsYisanisn
from Tseans. ~ ffta an
sailed -AuE si 81 w rnrt.f faf
Esn Ffancisoe. - 1870 a b.. siF Aissks
fer Alaska. ttas ~ az standard SER
Zee fef AissAs. a. ., n. AUS ss.h Ne
Cultpffs for Aissks. 81 - On az Em-
"a Alexander far raeema 81 t.it p 81.
~ AuEust far Mslhoarus Via Tasams 20
iit on ttr Hanna Nisissn Tor Sss
~ fstlninstsf a. go . m. ~ Ipswich
fer Nsu York Via pefis. a. iiis ,. M.
CANADIAN wIHEIEss
atr Canadian Importer Nlfiafis fer
Nsltsgfns istltuas ftei north. ianriiuas
lgi % wssf
~ srris.hiss As,ons Ter csion. 80
miles fro mAnfoTis
az Esthsr polisr san Ffsneissa fer
kshs. tfo miles fruul san Tfaneisrs.
hir hafaaussF bound fgr Nsneoufsf
900 miles from Estsvan
NJ kenTctsn Mars hound Tor osaks.
zee miles from Esfsfsn
ST. Tsithftius iatituds 80 nstih lan,
fitufs ittst ussf inbauna
~ cry ~ NAneouFtf, iiit miles from
Nirtoris inhaund
Htf csnadiaH Traveller. pert Albsfhi for
Montreal 80 miiss from Taipo'h.
ST. Haren nHifTF. found fer Tatn6sh
fgr ordsFs. igs miles from Tatsash.
Htr Canadian skirmiaAsr go miles
south 20 Tatoosh. bound Ter Nirturis.
htr nal csima. bound Tor Arctic. 80
miles from EstsFhn
ST. HsliSyn. hsnnd Tor oaala. 1871
miles nom Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
PANTAGEs

Dan Caslar and hts society sym,
phonists win appear az the Paniages
theater as the ste lar attraction.
opening with tomorrows matinee.
The feature him Is Happiness.
starring Laurette Taylor This dis
tinciiy American coincidence Is seen
AZ her best To ;his great Metro pic.
turc, which was written by J. Hart.
ity Manners as stage play and
adapted by himfto the screen. II Is
. rollieking delightful comedy, and
gives the star plenty OF opportunity
10 display the gift for comedy that
has made her famous.
The Don Caslar all.star musical
organization Is said 70 have an ex-
eeptionai program OF syncopation
and harmony melody. iutcrsperscd
with some very artistic terpsichore-
an nove.ties. featuring Miss Gypsy
Ihouma.
Authorization honors arc held
b. Marion and Jason. two OF yaude
tille's favorites
The latest, and ono OF the most
distinguished OF Alexander Pantages'
discoveries is claimed TO be Antonio
Rossitto. famous Italian tenor. who
viii make his first appearances in
America under the personal patron
age Of this vaudeville magnats.
Bits OF Tricks" Is the billing OF
George W. Moore. clever and YER.
satilc entertainer.
The Broderick and Folsom com.
pany, assisted by Verne Rothaar.
presents novelty dancing act. en-
titled Youthful Aristocrats Of
Dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
Ship News
Tides IN Seattle

stNDAN
AAG "a
Ttftt lev lido
HH w f a.
f1fst tiiEh TIDE
rFt & m OIL o.
seoand lev Tias
9et . m ta o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
POULTRY AND MATS


Receipts saturday .. m. roo cattle. 100
hsEsg 90 shssp.
Quotations at unlsn stoely.yd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-23
STAGE
0RPIIEUM

T,HE srcond week % tho orPhcum 8
i new season starts tcmoFroO att.
crnocn with a BIN composed ~ three
acts % headline proportions and four
stellar numbers
The Antique shop ara Leah,
Maid ohiist are the leading attrac
tions. with Joe Rrovias also a Tea
iurc number
The Antique shop is Never Gel
dsus latest production, which Is
stapendous fantastical novelty staged
with laVlshnCss. The scene IS a curio
shop. where the Curios are the clever,
cst a. dancers. which are taken from
the shelves 20 perform for the delight
- the auditors,
Leah. Maid o'Mlst" Is presented
hv Prof Horace Siersk, in one ~
the most mystifying acts ever shown
on d local stage. The exhibition IL
unbsnctabie before it Is seen and
certainly unexplainable afer q ~
viewed n promises 20 set Seattle
talking Tor ID Is as sensational as q
IS entertaining and mystifylng
Joe Browning IN a Timely Ser.
NOR" IS a featured number. Brown
inc dispenses his laughter In a ser
mon which contains an unusually
large number OF ehugkles,
Wade Booth. Young American bari
tone. l. a youthful singer who has
ALREADY created a wonderful following
IN the EaS, and has iua started his
conquest az the West
Armand and Pcrez arc information
slly famous athletes with a startling
ayidity FOR the dangerous
Leroy Clemens b. presenting Just
out Of Knockers. comedy playlst
81 youth.
Williams and Taylor are a couple
81 eccentric dancers that are 20 dane
ing as Jazz is 10 music
METROPOLITAN
-Are You a Mason one % the
most popular rarces ever written.
will be revived by the Seattle Thea
ter Guild Stock company for the
week beginning Monday evening.
the management announces.
This rollieking comedy which has
not been staged In this city by
professional company Tor more than
10 years. viii be produced az the
Metropolitan under the direction u
George Rand. whose presentation Of
CIVILIAN Clothes" made such an AL
together favorable impression upon
last weeks audiences.
Are You Mason reveals IN
lively style the gay husbands Of two
suspicious wives who. IN order 10
step out nights. tell their wives theS
have joined the Masons Trying 90
get away with Il. and stili remain
wifey's model husbands, causes
many funny situations. and the fun
begins.
Tho cast scheduled 10 appear IN
.'Arc You a Mason" includes the
Same popular players who have ap-
pearcd 10 brilliant advantage In ear.
Her productions by the popular
stock company al the Metropolitan.
Important roles Will DC assigned 10
Harriet Melford. Honore Doycrs.
George Rand. Howard Russell. Al
fred Cunningham. Thomas sullivan.
Allen Strickfaden. Vano Calvert.
Louis weithoff. John Nickerson.
Evan Scott and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-10

Shirts of woven madras, of white pongee. ABC pop Iins, some white oxfords and other worthy fabrics rarely encountered at so low price. The cut the fit and the workmanship of these shirts are guaranteed to be up to Blach's rigid standard. It's safe saving for you.
 Styles include collar-attached, coarto-rnatch and plain neckband We have all regular sizes and sleeve lengths.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-10

,bination of Smith and anti-McAdoo leaders,. Ralston and Robinson were barred by the same clements that had fought McAdoo unrentingly, Glass fail- ed to win valuable strength. Walsh of Montana had gained the liking of the convention as a presiding officer and there was always a possibility of a slip in his direction. Meredith began to look like a possible contender when the im- patience of tine convention with the long continued deadlock compelled McAdoo to release his delegates. 5,
 As Oldest Guard {
 He gave them. back their pledges but he did not absolye them from their fealty. They were as loyal as the old est guard that went down in charge. When he called on them to rally behind Davis they forgot everything that had been said against him. They forgave Wall street and twiddle their perspir- ing fingers at Bryan and forgot that Davis's contemptuous refusal to aban- don his client Morgan had been taken as direct and savage thrust at Me Adoo himself. bsf
 They obeyed orders and voted for Davis. and a wearied convention did not have the fighting spirit to fight back. In. the last few ballots the states that had been following Smith came in meekly behind the ,McAdoo men. The man from California lost the battle but he won the victory. And from this moment on heaycl help the democrat who forgets it..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-10
LEADERS VIEWS
 ON NOMINATION
 OF 7. ". DAVIS.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. NEW YORK, July 0.--Joseph F. Tu- multy, President Wilson's secretary for eight years in the White House, who has been active in the conven tion pro ceedings, tonight issued a statement warmly comniending the nomination of John W. Davis <
 After stress, strain and storm said Mir. Humility, the democracy of the nation has again shown its vita. ty and .vigor by nominating John ". Davis Here is presented man of distinetion, who will hold high the banner of our marty and lead the Niemocratieh host t0 victory in Novembef."
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July G. United States Senator Ralston, whose withdrawal from the contest for the democratic nomination for president probably started the break in the dead7 lock that resulted today in the notni- nation of John w. Davis of West Fir- einia, heard the news over his radiU and was in high spirits over the se- lection.
 .g..It would be hard to select from our party, a man who could more ably present it's cause than John W. Dayis," said Senator Ralston in formal state ment 'sHe is in the prime of life-- he is a high-grade gentleman and one of the really great lawyers of our country. I shall be glad to give him my sincere and constaptF support throughout the campaign"
 NEW YORK, July Civilian G. McAdoo from his hotel tonight sent the following telegram to John ". Da- wis, the nominee of the democratic party for president
 Honorable John W. Davis,