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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
BEWARE OF "PHONY"
RUGS. lACES. FURS

SEATTLE Better Buainsts bu.
~ rsau, thru Attorney Gcorre
KAHN its legal representative.
Thursday issued warning
aEaingt peddlsr7 or Oriental
russ" Real Irish lace. faxed
furs and other 'phony articles
Iust before Christmas ,a harvest
time Tor these people. KAHN
said.
"Moa, of the Orlsuiar rura
sold IN downtown offices 20 hue
hands. who wish 70 give their
wives expensive Christmas pre-
snta are cheap limitations" Ka.
bin said 'pesdlsd iaGo 70 never
genuine and expensive AURA arc
never told IN hack alloys Or on
front doorntcps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. i3.-aIR.
taken for a burglar, william Mel.
son. 20, mechanic OF Sheridan, was
shot and perhaps fatally wounded
early today.
Nelson went with City Marshal
Ellery Townsend TO the Miller mer.
camille store. at Sheridan, in an.
swer TO a burglar alarm. Deputy
Sheriff Robert Ivy encountered him.
and, mistakinE his identity. called
for him TO hold up his hands. Mel.
son was not quick in response and
Ivy fired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Coyle Will Manage
Static for 10 Days

Lieut.. Cow w. j. coyle will be
governor of the state for 10 days be
ginning sad(urday, he was informed
Thursday BY letter from Governor
Hart. Hart is leaving the state on
Today tripl, he wrote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
HE'S A THANKLESS MULE

CHENEY Wash. Nov. i3.--Aftor
several men had worked hours to
haul up a mule belonging 20 New.
land Brothers wheat ranch that had
fallen in we'll, the mule showed
his gratitude by running away. Hes
afill mIaalnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

llpudy, folks. Tho final see
"a blonde IS silent bat t {, gen.
rraliy the only tiiing about them
that j..
No, Erbciberi pjuiocUtH don Z
rcccsarily drink Pluto water
To rhef 90 g9s uitriAgfr g1Hr
Fug I've. ugcif Nasr lskri fhs
sgicrprtnHg u0sHg reporter,
-6ccus a. gos ba's a long .ims
hack" -spliei Uncle lipsr
LAT Gee Gee thinks W G. r. L.
stands for eve Can't Tank Up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

ncr without them. ch! Put me
down for tie and shirt"
And cap, too said G. L.
Churchill, tho halter. at 10. Union
81 You don't want him TO catch
cold DO your
AND BENNY WILL
GET 4 REAL WATCH
How viii he know when it's time
10 go home, tell us that?H said Bur
nett Brothers. jewellers, at eos Second
ave- in unison. promising Benny a
watch for his own.
After all his daddies have been
kind to him Saturday tin be a dun
Sunday" said Mr. Wilson. Of the
Archwsy Book Store. at Fourth and
Pike. Unless he added. "he has
q good book 10 read How about
a fine adventure story for Benny
So, on Saturday. young Benny is
going TO have the time OF his
young life. Seattle businessmen
are going 10 try TO crowd into one
day lot OF the thrills and pleasure
Benny has missed because his real
daddy died years ago.
Carrying out the Father-and.S son
idea. dads and lads will meet Thurs.
day evening at: Woodland Park
Methodist church, where Dave Logg
viii speak: University Methodist
church, at University Commons,
where mothers and daughters will
join them at a dinner; Temple dc
Hirsch. at the Temple center, where
Nathan Eckstein and Godfrey Hei.
man win talk; and South Park
field house. where community
meeting will be addressed by w. L.
Hayward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Pardon Ruth Garrison?
Seattle Women Differ!
Seattle Society Women
Bilked By Fake Furriers
Milady's Sable or Seal May Be Just
Plain Bunny Skin; Bureau Warns

IF furtiye individual dressed in sailors clothes tries
to sell you set OF Siberian sabes worth 81 600" for
about quarter OF that amount with hint that they have
Deen Struggled IN, save your money It's l0O-to-l shot
that the siberian sable dyed rabbit worth about $50
ut the most
That was the warning issued Thursday by Miss Hazel
bon secretary OF the Better Business Bureau and At
orney George KAHN of KAHN and Bult attorneys for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Investigate Fatal
Postoffice Blast

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. IS
Postal inspectors are en- route
here today TO investigate tho en-
plosion at the local pos,oftico late
Wednesday which resulted in the
deaths of three persons and the IN
jury of score or moro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Wheat Prices
at Hi gll Mark

CHICAdTO, Nov. 10
- Whed 1t prices hit the
highest nd tarks Tor the sea-
son on TIL lie Chicago board
of trade To-day. All quar-
tiers of the trade were
rushing t , buy because OF
the Cand dian crop esti-
mate. intoxicating a yield of
10000. o0oH bushes less
than prevI iously expected.
December wheat was
sold at iopl.ooLt up "a
above Yesterdays close.
Nav delivery reached
s1.628a, (which was 27s
above Yesterdays figure,
July s. old at $1,l1iaa
up &c,
Corn bind oats prices
scored bi / advances in lirr
with whe, at. -.ILaI@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
MOTTO FOR HENPECkED
HUSBANDS
\ thing Of beauty Is a Jaw for.
ever.

Suggestion for Popular Song. "she
may b. my Venus d Milo. but she d
snythinE but armies
There ,eos Bomg Bachelor Hamea
LoH.
Who maac W blieA Of homo
hrcN:
TIC took Csc uiB.
iEsf c moderate sip
FHncral tuesday az
The size of Lloyd Georges head
has increased ouequartsr q an inch
since 1903. Il Is announced But this
. nothing compared 10 the way some
o. our local politicians heads have
grown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
- y IT - 0F 2 fNFus
FREE SPARKLING SPACE

The puaricun-ttr sncrai de-
eIarts that 70 costs SIS cents per
day to feed an American soldier The
ltxth.tenths Of g cent no doubt t.
the cover charge
4 girl ! hate
Is AuHa Root
she Glrovy says.
I'm ready. shoot
The ". {. T. U opposes tho use Of
iodine IN city water. Il Is announced.
Migosh. they don't even want US
20 drink iodine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
JURY OF PUBLIC
OPINION THINKS
She's SANE
Examine Girl Slayer al
Penltentiary Today
SHE SEEKS FREEDOM
Hearing for New Trial in
Court Here Friday

pun GARRISON is eonsid.
~ cred sane. but whether she
should b. fred FROM the state
penitentiary NJ WIla walla j.
moot point among rrprrsen,
iaiivo seattle women. Mis-.
Harrison. detained nj the pris.
on since 1918 as insane. = 100.
iitioning. thru Seattle attornc,s.
Tor hearing TO determine her
sanity. " she eau convince
jury that she i sane. her re-.
lease. she hopes, must follow.
hr. ~ A. Nicholson. Seattle alien.
"a. was NJ WaIm AVaiIa Thursday
20 make mental TESTS or tho girl
who calmly poisoned Mr.. Doughs
storm. wife OF her lover. Ia The
Bon 1iarche tea room. five years
ago Storrg has long since been
free. following his imprisonment In
connection with tho taking o. Mlu
Garrison 20 Il hotel in okanosan.
Friday Ruih'r attorneys viii urge
20 9 sgAiila superior court . motion
Tor az order dlrecilng Ruth 10 be
brought hero Tor a hearing. The
state vii oppose the move. thru
Deputy Prosecutor r. n. putter on.
WOMEN DIVIDED
IN GIRLS CASE
In On effort 10 get q eros sec
ton of opinion. such az is afforded
BY 1ury The Star asked seattle
women. prominent iu club life and
other circles. what they thought ol
tho case. Their answers are print
I'd here. Other opiniqnB on The
subject may he cent to The star
by readers.
Mrs. II. 4. VI. Bonnar. chairman
education committee. the womanl
Century club
r feel that it would be o great
mistake 10 turn Ruth Garrison ZOOS,
after the crime sho committed.
lived here when the case was on
trial and do not think Tho girl wa,
really insane al any time IS Tar Al
turning her loose With IA pardon II
feel very much opposed to IT,
Mrs. George ID. sehofield. $50 1871
Turn to Page !. Column =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

DENNY BERREsE. a li.year old
II Seattle boz suddenly acquired
II daddicB Thursdas lie has mono
Of his own.
This being Tather and Son week,
Tho star asked Or. George 4.
shcatc, OF tho Washington Chill.
dren's Home society. II he knew OF
"A psrcntlcss boy. deprived OF a IA.
theirs palahip and guidance.
''Surr.- said Dr. Sheaie. I'VE
have Just such a boy out at our
home. at $500 4. 65th ST. He's
Benny Berrcsa II years old,
goes 10 school and Is regular
hoy, but Is fatlierless. What do
you want him for?'
we want TO get him a daddy
for a few days. DO that he can en-.
Joy tho experience. hs most boys
do" Or. shoafe Fas told.
But when Seattle business men
wcro asked II they would like TO
play daddy 10 Benny for a day or
two. not one. but II. insisted on
playing the role.
'I'lf give him a suit OF clothes"
said Ray BigeIow. AZ Cheasty's,
1921 second ave,
Put mo down for a pair Of
shoes" said Mr.. Peters. mt the
symonds shoe store. GIG Pine.
B0LDT STEPS TO
FRONT WITH FEED
You're not going TO forget giving
him a feed. are your" said J. r.
Boldt. the restaurant man. Put me
down for the dinner daddy" And
after the dinner how about seeing
the Capitol show?' asked NJ. w.
Jackson. theater man. 'I'li make It
a season pass 10 the Capitol" he
added. as the idea grew on him.
Hell want somebody TO take him
around, won't he7" ohimed in Jim
Fenton. OF the Eldrldge Buick Co.
How about nice new Buick sedan
for Saturday,"
"a pair OF stockings and a now
hat from Daddy Herman Klatzker."
said the proprietor OF the House Of
1919 First ave. Put mo
down for them"
Whats a boys life without a.
daddy to give him candy?" put In
Mr.. Hamilton, down at Puss N
Boots, Mt 1918 Second ave, wen be
his heavy sugar daddy for the day.
huh?"
why, you've got no daddy to
give him shirt and tie" grinned
Happy" Hanson, the haber.
dasher, at 1919 Fourth ave.
That's fine state of affairs.
How could he eat Mr.. Boldt's din.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
SIGN IN VANCOUVER CABARET;
I Eat, drink and be merry, for
tomorrow you may be In Seattle.

LII Gee Gee says Lips that touch
liquor-shall never be allowed In MY
cellar.
The bandits gho held up troo the
aGer men Monday are stu missing.
But that Is nothing. 50 Is our LIZ
rte.
Rsformsr; 4 guy who is trying to
Jake the sin out Of raisin.
y THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
1924 Edition
He wears khaki uniform
And makes lot of Jack
i.tinkerlng with motor cars
When they get outa whack.
Dear Homer: What arc the least
expensive calling cards ! can get?-
Jim.
4 royal flush.
d has-bccn borer
Is BIJe Finn.
he didn't carer
Up bis chin.
When u farmer puts porcelain
css under tho hen is he setting lad
egg sampler
w DIARY
November -
u 20 nome 70 supper, where my WYE did
hls Gay ilr't try tho experiment Of put
NtnT fhrmssan cheese In the SOUP, . hIeh
hid turn out exceeding we'll. II - sfrnng.
Nhst weather We have this Autumn. no
warm DAYS ct all bot frost and cold, and
wind and rain. such y time OF the year
~ was never known In this world before
and heaven help us all, Goals nj y great
pricr
During Fathrrand son week, sons
should DO careful not TO say any
thing that might shock their fathers.
a. ], s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

Rsformsr: 4 guy who is trying Il
take the sin out Of raiain.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
HOUSE ACCEPTS OFFER
 FOR MUSCLE SHOALS

Washington. Mar. 1.-The House passed the Mckenzie Bill accepting Henry Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals Attempts to amend the Bill failed and the measure goes to the Senate practically as it was reported by the Committee. Ford has said that he would accept although the order has been pending for two years without action.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
WIFE SEATTLE BANKER SHOOTS SELF

SEATTLE 15 Virginia Clarke 26 of and the 
 of bullet Highlands exclus The police the of Kelley Clarke until recently Cashier the Union National He carried the sgd by Mrs Clarke in the World War TWO
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
DAucHERTY IS 0PEMkY ACCUSED
CALIFORNIAN APPOINTED SECRET ThR\f OF RAW


WASHINGTON, 15Federa taryshp the yesterday WASHINGTON, asked Chief Justice California Secretary O the the backh s acceptance. SAN FRANCISCO Coolidge telegraphed Chief
  immediately drafting WASHINGTON. Curtis Wilbur
  sent to the Senate late yesterday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15

WASHINGTON, Mar Auere Sinclair, Oil Committee Major General eIune  the Navy Roosevelt Fall who quoted saying that he and Harding wanted the of
 
 that Sinclair Hy of the lease.
 in military subodnated United saes3" "Yes' Roosevelt replied
 CHEYENNE Mar 15Federal Thursday
  Oil Oil Admiral Strauss the Navy E. Watts Vice President of the clair Consolidated Oil litigation.
 WASHINGTON. Daugherty investigation ecipsed the oil scandal in large way with the sensational testimony of RoAe s'n on who was still the stand yesterday wte of the late
  hed to intimate relations With the two adding that smith cleaned sevenyfve thousand dollars CHEYENNE Mar. 15Pomerene pros will attempt Dome field arrived Cheyenne Thursday
 WASHINGTON. 15-The resolution calling for an in of handles yesterday chairman
 WASHINGTON frauds conspiracy llegaliy the District Court to do oil  final decree cancelng ery to the Government n accounting
 WASHINGTON Mar the Daughey investigation Hotel Washington Mtsui Company s1ooooo Standard Aircraft Case and that lea Smith vh0 nAu1h
 WASHINGTON Mar 15-RepfyinE question by Senator Roosevelt admitted that he asked Archie Roosevelt mefs brother jpb The oil the request ~a esn a,...a to sft..n Roosevelt further Hasd4ne lad es As sssAns Marnss to Teapot Dens
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
Former wife of friend of Daugherty testifes that she had intimate relations With Attorney General, who took own life in Daugherty's apartment go-betWeen for
 Attorney General

WASHINGTON Mar 15secr+a Melons brought into che Daugherty Means De Justice Harding with  Mellon Harding Mellon our under indict men liquor immunity piled, WASHINGTON. March 15Aorney General Dausherty  a either political dshonorabe  He also denied Colonel Harden
  regarding This ed directe ans testimo
 TOKYO March 15The Japanese Military
 
 of a to Cover
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15

pkooFs oF lADoA otANxs
 ON 1AIE AT NVonRr OFFICE
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15

NEW YORK Mar 1jThe of has d credit hundred headed by Morgan fully th Bank of Government and will
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
SAYS THE HORRID MAN ATTACKED HER

Decatur. Ga., Mar. IA jury ren- dered a verdict In favor of Walter Candler in a suit brought by Mrs. Clyde H. Bonfield. In which she sought one hundred thousand dollars damages. charging that candIer at-
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15

DETROIT March 5Thousand Denby former Secretary of the Navy he taken through the cheering he welcomed by acting Mayor The
 
 him. the days welcome ulmnated wh representatives political parties present
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
ACTS PROVISION
 EXTENDED TO HAWAII

Washington, Mar. 14-President Coolidge has signed bill extending the provisions of several Federal Acts to the Hawaiian Islands. Jar rett witnessed the signing.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15

Lyons. France, Mar 14-Four passengers were killed and twenty six injured in a wreck of the Calais Mediterranean Express train yester- day
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
FATE OF FRENCH
 FREIGHTER UNKNOWN

New York. Mar. 14-No further word has been received of the fate Of the French Freighter Tours which piled up on the rocks at Neu-. vita, in Cuba, early Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15

WASHINGTON. The yesterday ratfad tb treaty between the United giving America the rum ships within twelve miles or M
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
HONDURAS REJECTS CENTRAL
 AMERICAN PEACE OFFER

Washington, Mar. 1.-The Hon. overtures of Central American Governments to restore peace to the former nation
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15

HERRlN Ill., Mar 15Ninetynine
  at Fierrin, Illinois T February.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
I. VOLCANOES IN ERUPTION

TOKYO Mar. 15Dspachs of
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
LATE TELEGRAPH BREvETIES

Lacked her aboard the Steamship l;erenearia enroute to Southampton
 in 1922.
The Nome nugget., 1924-03-15
B R F. V l TIE S

military prisoners has clemency a Of eases.
 ALLENTOWN Penn. 5-Jo lack tht Mack founder International Motor in train Lhigh Valley
 0 the Guard Nantucket washed from Nantucket masted schooner Wyoming of believed that
 LEONARD sErPALA ARRIVE NEXT WEEK.
 Mrs Seppaa wife of  today for Nome with Hammoa Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
NewKingShow
MakingBigHit
at Palace Hip

This weeks VIM King musical
farce. entitled Love and Kisses" Ia
delighting audiences and proving 10
be a typical King comedy. The lead.
ing comedy role Is taken by WIN
King. as key Leschinsky. and he
portrays a man who Is very much
married and Ia constantly getting
into many strenuous and ludicrous
situations. Lew Dunbar. as Mike
Dooley, also has an important com
edy role. as the intimate wlfe's
brother who lives with and soff or
key. Other important parts are
taken by Bess Hin. Honora Hamil.
ton, Reeee Gardner. WIN Hayes.
Billie Bingham and Harry Davis.
An enhancing musical program
interspersss tho comedy. opening
with Il Love You sung By the Star
Trio and the girls. Il Am Going
South" Is effectively presented by
Casey Jones. followed by his typical
Interpretation OF Nanny" and MY
Southern Gals" Jean Singer and
the entire chorus sing That's Ny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

Baby" In which little Miss Gardner
daughter Of Recco Gardner has q
featured part. and wins many en-.
cores. Sunset IN Sweden" Il sung
ey Mildred Mariie. popular soprano
soloisi. with the Star Trio and tho
Girls. Ruby Adams offers n slightly
different number IN Hula Lou"
which goes over bis cllmaSlng the
musical program. BeSs Hill singn
Why Did kiss That Boy" In her
original and popular style.
IIernie King offers a series OF the
latest orchestral hits. including cali.
fenia, Here Come" Trimming
wild" and others. Tho management
recently announced that AZ all daily
matinees souvenir photos OF popular
King favorltes would be given 10
the ladies'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

picturIzatIon OF f. Marion craw.
ford's famous novel. '"rhe White
Sister" in which Lillian Glsh is
now starring in her second big
week at the Blue Mouse.
King first reached his goal direct
ing pictures for Richard Barthel-
mess. lie made Tho Band Boy"
Sonny" Tho Bright shawl" and
'Tol'able Dayd-the latter won the
gold medal as tho best photoplay
OF the 1921 season.
The White Sister" Is an artistic
triumph for both King and Miss
Glsh. II viii 20 down in history
ss one OF the best pictures ever
produced II presents Miss Glsh in
a role as pathetic and tragic as her
Lucy Of Broken Blossoms" as emo
tlonai as the sweetheart in Birth Of
a Nation" and rs romantic as the
war heroine OF Hearts OF the
World"
A beautiful program prologue.
which carries out the atmosphere
OF the story, accompanies each
showing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

DIcKED from among the throng
= and named ono OF the baby
starr OF 1924. Laura Ia Plante has
been shining steadily ever since. and
promises 10 keep on shining for u
long time.
Making the best Of any oppor.
tunliy that came along and keeping
the fact sho was there constantly
before everybody. Laura won recog.
milton soon after her advent into the
films. Starting az an extra In come.
dies. che worked with an assurance
that swept aside all obstacles and
fantastic bogies set up 20 brighten
timid pilgrims 20 the land OF cellu.
ioid. sho fears nothing and has that
quiet assurance OF ability that in.
spires confidence and Is not oh.
noxious.
Miss Ia Plan,o's first work be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
WINTER GARDEN HAS
KING TUT PICTURE

Would the discovery OF the Luxor
tombs OF kings by carnavon have
been as interesting II they only con-
tanned the body OF a prince instead
of n former king OF Egypt?
The true story OF those earlier days
OF romance is in THE Dancer OF the
Nile" now playing at the Winter
Garden. With colossal sets. gor-
geous temples and thousands of PEG
pie as a background. we follow King
Tut thru his younger days along the
Nile. He loves the Pharaoh's daugh.
fer who is betrothed TO Syrian
prince. Just before the foreign prince
Is due TO arrive there comes TO the
palace new dancer by the name OF
Arvia. This same little dancer inno-
Gently causes a complete change in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
OLD FOOL" IS
COLONIAL FILM

All towards are despicable, but.
probably the worst kind is the. one
who uses a woman to protect him
self. Such a cad appears in "The
Old Fool" the Hodkinson picture.
which is now showing for the last
time at the Colonial.
In most exciting scene the vii.
lain attacks the heroine and when
he is threatened holds her before
him as a shield. Pete Harkins
plays this worthy gentleman ITO
perfection" The outcome furnishes
a thrilling climax. Action and sus-
pense. pathos and laughter all have
their place in The Old Fool" In
the cast are such well-known play
ers as Lloyd Hughes, James Bar.
rows. Betty Francisco. Louise Fa.
zenda, Jimmy Mason and Henry
Hunt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

fore The camera was IN Christie
comedies and later she played in Fox
and Inco productions. Then she
Joined tho ranks OF Universal play
erB and while receiving the intensive
training for which Universal City is
noted she played leads opposite some
Of the popular male stars.
II IS interesting 10 note that this
pretty giri is sharing honors with
Hoot Gibson Ia ride for Your Life. {"
thrilling Western picture. at the
iieilIg this week. and is also appear.
ms az the Columbia in Excitement, 4"
her first starring vehicle.
Judging from her work In these
two pho,oplays. Miss In Plantes
forte viii be light comedy roles. the
kind mado popular by Constance
Talmadge.
Laura is n "seml.blondc" and halls
from 81. Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
POSLAM BEGINS
TO HEAL YOUR
SKIN AT ONCE

You don't have to guess whether
Poslam is doing you good. You
KNOW It is. because the very first
application stops all the itching and
your tortured skin feels cool and
comfortable at last. Poslam Is so
concentrated that a single box will
often heal the stubbornest eruption.
AT all druggists, 50c.-Advertise
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

action in his magazine story, The
Thrill Girl" from which this screen
play was adapted.
Universal should experience no
trouble in selling" Miss Ia Plnnte
TO tho picsturc public as star-she
carries the bulk OF the picture with a
pace that Ia wholly charming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

the apparent history OF Prince
Tut"
Carmel Myers as Arvia. the dancer,
Is well cast In the role. She com.
ports herself with just enough dig
nifty for her position with a touch OF
shy winsomeness and deviltry TO
make the part attractive. Malcolm
MacGregor and June EIvidge arc
also unusually good in their parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
CHARLES oGL.E

Because he was defeated by mar
row margin for tho position Of cir.
cut, Judge in Hammond. Ind. some
30 years ago, Charles ogie Is today
feature actor In ''The Covered Was.
on The Ten Commandment" and
Cecil u. DC Miles new Paramount,
picture. Triumph" Comparatively
Few votes were all that kept him
from an uninterrupted career NJ a
lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
VARIED SCENES CROWD
LONG ISLAND STUDIO

The huge motion picture studio Of
the Famous PlayersLasky eorpor'
alton out at Astoria. Long Island.
took on an International aspoc, las,
week. on enc stage scene depicting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

Pekin. China, a boarding house In the
Bronx. Nine. rompadour's boudolr
IN the days o. Louis Nv. ana an
apartment In Paris OF the present
DAY were being enacted for four ar
fercnt nlctnrea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
WHITE SISTER
AT BLUE MOUSE

A gentleman from Virginia, an
astutc scholar Of life. a film director
who goes himself one better with
each picture no produces. Henry
King has reached n pinnacle in his