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The Washington times., 1924-01-14
TAX REDUCTION
HEARINGS
BEGIN
Industrial Representatives Ap.
pear to Q. Present !! !. Pie on
Special -Levies i

Tax reduction legislation was
started, through the House Ways
and Means Committed today with
the opening Of, bearings : on sug-
gested repeal and reduction a'of spe.
ciaI taxes.
More than a hundred representa-
tives of various interests and In
dustries appeared to- testify and the
committee announced a program Of
rush testimony. Little time was
allowed for statement of facts. OF
cross-examination and the heckling
OF witnesses which has featured
past tax and tariff inquiries by the
committee.
Frank A. Blair. New York, rep
resenting manufacturers Of pro
prietary medicines, asked reduction
of the tax on industrial alcohol
from 1920 per proof gallon to $1.1G
per proof gallon. He said this
higher tax amounted to SALT on a
commercial wine gallon of alcohol
which totalled $4.72 per wine gallon
with bankers carrying charges
added. NBlair said he was satisfied
with present internal revenue regu
Iations governing withdrawal and
use Of alcohol. %
The Washington times., 1924-01-14
Papers Are Combined
Behind $5O,OOO,OOO .
Farm Bill

All the newspapers OF the.
Northwest-daily weekly and.
farm periodicals are united IN
their support Of the $50, OOO, 900.
Norbeck farm liberalization
bill, M. r. Murphy, Minneapolis
publisher, told the Senate Agri-
culture today. He urged inn
mediate passage Of the bill.
at is the first time j have
ever found these publishers
unanimous on any one subject"
said Murphy. "Of all sugges-
tions made for relieving farm.
ers in the spring wheat belt,
we publishers believe the die.
versified crop bill is the most
acceptable as a temporary re-
lief necessary to saveaOur farm
ers from complete ruin"
The Norbeck bill would pro-
vide $1,000, 900 to aid farmers
in the wheat belt n diversity
ing their crops. 4 s.
The Washington times., 1924-01-14
STOCKS DISPLAY
IRREGULAR
1. TONE
Sharp Break in Foreign Ex-
change Has UnsettIing.
Effect on, Prices.
By H. j. DUIZEND.
(Copyright. 1924, by Cosmopolitan
- -. n

IS. News Service.)
NEW, YORK, Jan. IA sharp
break in the foreign exchange had
an unsettling effect on prices in
the first. two hours trading on the
stock exchange today Offerings OF
Britain, French and Belgian bits
found a thin market resulting in
wide declines in these currencieS.
Dealings were. marked by great
confusion.
Stock prices moved generally
lower, but there was no concerted
effort to sell except inha number
Of highly speculative issues in which
pools have been active. The sharp
eat break occurred iii Cast Iron
pipe which was affected by rumors
that tpoOI distribution had been com
pleted at much higher figures. The
stock broke to 6Sh, a loss of Z
points with practically no resistance
offered on the decline. Other in
1lated issues like Computing Tahu-
lating and Hayes Wheel We're also
under attack but losses were more
moderate.
The general list. however, held up
relatively well IN lie AdCc VI CuSSS
disturbing influences. Values We're
shaded in most instances. but there
was no trace of weakness. In some
cases where news developments
were bright, further progress toward
improvement was recorded. This
was particularly true in the petro-
leum division, in which series of
crude oil and gasoline price adj
vances made their influence felt,
notably In Tideawter and Maracaibo.
Pan-American, however, was again
unfavorably influenced by the
Mexican news.
Steels, equipments. motors and
sugars moved fractionally lower.
Tobaccos were steady, Consolidated
Cigar being stimulated by the an.
nouncement of the merger with the
LOrillard interests. Fifth Avenue
Bus declined sharply on profit.
taking.
Rails receded fractionally in fea
tureless trading.
Call money renewed at per cent
The Washington times., 1924-01-14
SENATORS MOVE
F0R.BOTAN|C
GARDENS
--.
Committee FavorabIy Reports
Bills for Site on South
.< of Capitol.

Another step in the direction of
developing the park system of
Washington was taken today, when
the Senate Public Lands Committee
reported favorably two bills de-
signed to create a new botanic gar.
den south Of the Capitol.
One bill provides an appropria"
ton Of $800,500 for the building Of
q conservatory and other necessary
structures in the proposed botanic
garden. ~ & : - "
The other bill creates a commits.
sion of five members. comprising
two Senators, two Congressman,
and the director of the Botanic
Gardens to acquire two squares di-
rectly south Of the Capitol and to
close the south roadway Of Canal
street from B street, south to Sec
ond street west, and from Second
street west to G street south. The
second bill also authorized an ap.
preparation to provide for the con-
domination and requirement Of this
property. ..
The Washington times., 1924-01-14
. Oil Stocks.

FURNISHED by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
hid Ask,
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BANKS To Sell
IDEALS Of
THRIFT
Radio and Public Meetings Will
BE Utilized to Preach
Saving.
BY MERRYLE STANLEY
RUKEYSER.

RUKEYSER,
(CopyriEhted, 1924, by Star Co. Ins"
and distributed by Cosmopolitan
News Service.l
NEW YORK, Jan. IA. - Finance
will be brought to the man on the
street this week. -
Thrift Week, starting next Thurs
day, will mark a collective effort
on the part Of safe and sound IL
nancial institutions, such as say
ings banks and building associa-
tons to hawk their wares.
In seven days Of intensified cam
paigning they will seek to capture
the imagination of tens OF millions
Of American adults and older chill
dren by revealing q little OF the
selling enterprise which heretofore
has been to- too large an extent an
exclusive characteristic of financial
charlatans.
To Be Affirmative.
The older conservative inStiIu-
tons will try to employ the psy-
chology of selling, which during
the war time Liberty loan drives
for the first time turned the masses
into investors. In recent months
exposes of the bucketeers and blue
sky dreamers, who each year have
been marketing a billion dollars Of
hot air in the form Of engraved
stock certificates, have been mega
tive in their influence. Thrift
Week. on the other hand, will be
affirmative; it will reveal ways and
means of building up a competence.
Appropriately enough, thrift week
starts on the birthday of Benjamin
Franklin, who with the touch OF
genius lifted thrift above the plane
Of sordidness.
Thrift implies recognition of the
limitations Of the human life--will
ingness to recognize that in the flu
ture ones productive energies viii
deteriorate.
Thrift entails a grasp of the fac
that the roots of; future well being
are in the present.
Thrift consists of a willingness t.
beLeve IN a tomorrow, and q willing
ness to defer present qualification
in order that future happiness ma!
be attained.
Thrift as an economic process en-
tails a transfer of part of curren
income to capital account.
Thrift is measured by the excess
OF income over outgo.
Thrift is scarcely an end in itself
it is a means to the security, com
fort and satisfaction which FLOW
from a knowledge that ones futur,
Qncluding that Of dependents) ha.
been safeguarded.
Thrift is a liberating force, which
relieves one from the emasculatini
worries Of poverty-stricken oil,
age.
Thrift provides insurance agains
life's hazards and misfortunes.
Thrift frees one from the need O
borrowing, except along sound busi
ness lines.
AS sponsors of the NATIONWIDE
movement, which will be articulate
by radio and in public meetings, tn
national thrift committee, of whicl
Adolph Lewisohn Is chairman, sue
gests the following ten command
ments of thrift:
l., Work and earn.
2. Make a budget
3. Record expenditures.
A. Have a bank account.
5. Carry life insurance.
9. Own your own home.
Z. Make a will.
8. Pay your bills promptly.
9. Invest in reliable securities.
10. Share with others.
The Washington times., 1924-01-14
N. Y. Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-Cotton fd-
lures were firm at the opening to-
day, options advancing from 2 to 1s
points in response to better Liver.
pool cables.
March opened at $34.03, up 10
points; May at $34.10, up IA points:
July at $33, up 5 points, and Oc-
tober at $2S, up points.
The Washington times., 1924-01-14

Anglo-Am. Oil Co. new. 15% 16A
Borne-Scrymser Co. ..... 14O 100
Buckeye Pipe Line. 5000. 70 81
CHEESE. Mfg. Co. l245 $50
Continental Oil Co. ..... 45 4S
Crescent Pipe Line Co. =. II 10
Cumberland Pipe Line. 113 115
Eureka Pipe Line....... SO 102
Galena-Sig. Oil Co. com. 6S So
Galena-Sig. Oil Co. pfd. LOT 112
Illinois Pipe Line Co. 80. 143 lat
Indiana Pipe Line Co.... SO 81
National Transit Co. .... 24h Is
N. Y. Trans. Co... ...... 80 90
Northern Pipe Line Co.. 95 SO
Ohio Oil Co. IS 80
Prairie Oil & Gas Co... 261 262
Prairie Pipe Line Co. 105 los
Solar Refining. Co. g.. 1876 100
Southern Pipe Line Co.. SO 81
South Penn. Oil Co. 80. 169 III
S. w. Penn. P. L. Co... 50 IS
Standard Oil Co. Qnd.l. 671Sl 81 q
Standard Oil Co. >(Kan.). II 47As
Standard ON Co. (Ky.). 109A ITO
Standard. Oil Co. (Neb.). 1913 215,
Standard Oil, Co. N. Y)..I 46ssl 465s
Standard Oil Co. Ohio. $40 313..
Swan & Finch Co. .... 50 81
Vacuum Oil Co. ......... 5SK 5815
Washington OIL Co. ..... % %
Penn. Mexican Fuel 81 SO
The Washington times., 1924-01-14
Foreign Exchange.

Great Britain. Demand Cables.
sterllng -: .ls4:2sh Is4.2aA
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Curb Stocks.

FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs & Coz
The Washington times., 1924-01-14
Liberty Bonds.

FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs 4 Coz
3hs, due 1917. ......,...... $99.2S
First Ans, due 1947. ........ 1902
Second Ans, due 1922. 1901
Third Ans, due 1898. :. ..4.... 1924
Fourth AIS, due 19S8......... N9S.01
U. s. T. Cts, due ,1952.....~ 10000
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Belasco-"S -"Smilin Through. '

s.'Smilin', Through" the romantic
win Be presehted by TIE Ssiasco
Theater Players next week. COM
mencing Monday" night. When orig
inally produced in New, York several
seasons ago this Whimsical play
served as a starring vehicle for Jane
Cowl. 1t also had long . runs in
Chicago and San Francisco. ~s,G.
tStarting with prologue, wtstfully
sweet and unique, 'Smilin' Through"
picks up a simple story filled with
intensely human characters, starting
in the garden Of crusty old man
who has as his ward a wisp of an
Irish girl. impyl$iye and high tenn
pered, whose guardian has bitterly
remembered that: another man won
the woman he loved. When he finds
that this girl has fallen in love with
the son of his old-time rival he
swears theyishalI never smarry.< Then
comes the quaintness of the piece.
Back through the film of years comes
memory yisualized. and bitterness
grows into tenderness that carries a
lesson he has never been able to
learn before.
Lotus Robb will play the girl, and
Lynn Pratt the lover whose love
endures for SO years. Donald Gafle-
her will have the role of the juvenile.
1T Is announced that Everett BUT
terfield is planning an unusai proouc-
- srF
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Poll So The Chocolate
Soldier. IT

when Dewnif Hopper began his
season of comkc opera at Polls Thea
ter he announced that he would be
glad to produce any comic opera opera
Washington might care to see Win
the exception of Wang" the majority
Of the requests were for The Choco-
late Soldier" Here. however. was
an obstacle.--M -Mhen- the Shuberts re-
vived THE Chocolate Soldier" they
specifically reserved the exclusive
rights lee Shubert is in London. but
was reached by cable and gladly gave
his consent for MIR. Hopper to do the
opera, The Chocolate Soldier" Is a
Strauss opera, and, there is no Amer
lean representatives. The terms quot
ted for the use OF, the opera meant
that if every Seat for every pcrfor M
ance. at Poli.s Theater were sold the
company would lose by making the
presentation: eablegrams for the
last three weeks have been crossing
the ocean,, and only last Wednesday
was an arrangement effected.
J. Humbird Duffey. who sang the
title role when the opera was re
vived at Century ITheater, New ora.
Is cast for it here, and other members
of the company will have excellent
opportunities in the opera. - =
Evening star., 1924-07-23
TiivoE-" "Favorites', Week"

Crandafl's Tivoff Theater next week
will celebrate -"Favorites' Week." pre-
senting all the artists who have
achieved individual success in the
new Fourteenth street house since its
dedication. April .. g.. :
In addition to Arthur Flagel's pipe
organ concert: the Tivoii Orchestra,
Bailey F. Alert, conductor, will play
selections from ""The Little Modiste."
of which Mr.. Aiart. is the composer. !.
Eileen van Bfene. prnma donna, will
be heard In d cycle, of songs, and
Roy Cropper. tenor. late of the Fol
lies; Charles E. Gallagher. .basso: the
Ossmans. bantoists. and Elias Bree-
skin. violin virtuoso. will offer other
musical selections. vocal and instru-
mental. and. Dolores Farris, recently
with "Hftchy koo." will offer a grace
full dancing number: - -
The ttm attractions will include
Hal Roach's The King of Wild
Horses" featuring an untamable
steed said to be remarkable horse.
Tivolis Mirror of the Living
World' and comedy. Going East"
starring Lloyd Hamilton, with orches-
trail accompaniment
Evening star., 1924-07-23

Sunday and Monday tdoors open
$3.50 p.m.), Jackie Coogan. in "Eoy
OF Flanders: Aesop's Fables Of Fun
and Fox News Events: Tuesday,
Agnes Ayres and Antonio Moreno, in
Blur; Mack Sennett's comedy. 'tShe
Loved Him Plenty: Wednesday and
Thursday, Mae Murray. in The
French Doll": Fun From the Press
and Fox News Events: Friday, Victor
Hugo's '-Toilers of the Sea-: Charlie
Chase, in why Husbands Go Mad. :"
and "Leatherstocking" No. s; Satur-
day doors open 2:30 p.m.), Enid
Bennett, Matt Moore and Barbara La
Mari. in strangers of the Night"
Captain Applejack); Slim Summer
willie, in my Little Brother: and
Fighting Skipper" No. 10.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Johnny Hines.
in Conductor 1882" and Ben Turpin.
In Yukon Jake; Tuesday. Owen
Moore and Bessive Love. in Torment"
and Bobby Vernon. In "Cornfed":
Wednesday, Adolphe Menjou and
Anna @. Nilsson, in broadway After
Dark" and Stan Laurel. in "Seb VS..
Paprika": Thursday. The Bedroom
Window" Charles Chase. in Seeing
Nellie Home" and Stockholm: Fri
day. Leatrice Joy. Adolphe Menjou
and Percy Marmont, in "The Marri-
age Cheat" and Dorothy Devore. in
stay Single: Saturday. Dorothy De-
wore. in HOLD Your Breath" scenic.
The Chase" and Aesop Fable, "A
Woman's Honor"
Evening star., 1924-07-23
A NJ u Sc MEN T S

worth, Eugenie Besserer and Myrtle
Stedman have important roles in
Metro-Goldwyn's new screen pro-
duction Bread" based on the story
by Charles G::~Norr!s. which will be
shown at t~Loew's Columbia next week.
Directed by Victor SchertzinEer. 1t
is a story OF: today. dealing with the
problem of. woman in business and
of matrimony, with Miss Busch as
girl reared in poverty, who
achieves commercial success. but is
lured into matrimony with man.
who. for a. time, proves unworthy.
Sennett com edy, ''The Wall Street
Blues" will be shown also.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Palace" -"Revelation." :"

Metro Goldwyn's dramatic study of
a womar's soul. "Revelation." begins
a weeks engagement at Loews Pal
ace next Sunday afternoon. The cast
includes Monte Blue, Viola Dana, Lew
Cody, Marjorie Daw, Edward Con-
nelly and Frank Currier.
Revelation" is based on Mabel
WagE alls famous story, The Rose
bush Of 4 Thousand Years. directed
by George d. Baker. which centers
about rosebush in an old French
monastery where a devout priest sees
a vision Of the Madonna. and a young
American artist, and, his model, q
daughter of Nor Etmartre, who at
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Keith is-Martha Hedman,
Nan Halperin.

Twin head'iners will top the bill at B.
r. Keith.s Theater next week.
Martha Hednfan. the distinguished ac-
tress. who was leading woman in The
Boomerang will appear in sketch
entitled you Can't Beat Them,"- writ
Nan Halperin, in song cycle. '--
Others on the bill win include Charles
Purcell, tenor. who sang in "Maytime" ::
Change Your Act or Back to the
Woods" With Victor Moore and Emma
IIittlefe,d:. Eddie Nelson. THE Sun
kist Comedian supported by Dolly and
Policeman Patrick Rafferty: Babb, Car
roll and Syrell. in "A Medley of Steps !;
Madelon and Paula Miller and Brother
Bob. in Assorted Harlnonies." and Van
Horn and Inez, in Sixty. Turns a Min
ute," with the usual screen features.
Evening star., 1924-07-23

supported by Bessie Love. Joseph
kilgour. GeorEe Cooper, nauae
release in the H. c. Witwers "The
Telephone Girl" series. featuring AL
berta Vaughn. and 'The Realm Of
Sport" will be shown also. Wednes-
Metro production. will be supple
mented by Lixe CoAley in wedding
Showers" that recounts the iunlucky
experiences Of . bride and groom.
and Friday and Saturday. John Bar
rymore. in the Warner Brothers
Beau Brummel" will be the feature.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
.Crandau's

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. THE
ford, in THE Bonehead": Wednesday
and Thursday. THE Uninvited Guest
and Monte Banks, in Paging Love-:
Friday and Saturday, THE Bedroom
Window" and Charlie Chase, in Sec
ing Nellie Home" =...,
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Rialto-". "Babhitt. y

The screen Version Of Sinclair
Lewis story "Babbitt," Warner
Brothers production, will be next
weeks picture at the Rialto Theater.
as the first of series of productions
adapted from popular novels to be
shown here the. coming season.
"Babbitt concerns an American
business man in his home and office
life. who is blindly seeking the some
thing" life is cheating him of, chiefly
beauty, color and romance.
Willard Louis is cast in the role
of George Babbitt. and his support in
cluces Mary Alden, Carmel Myers.
Raymond Mckee. Clara Bow. Maxine
Elliott Hicks. Virginia Loomis, Cissy
Fitzgerald and Dale. Fuller.
Our Gang in -"Commencement
Days" will be an. added feature.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Elite.

Sunday and Monday, Thomas Meig-
han, in 'The Confidence Man; Tues
day, Patsy Ruth Miller and Dustin
Farnum, in my Man; Wednesday.
Edith Roberts and Montague Love, in
Roulette: Thursday, Dinkey Dean,
in "A Prince of a King; Friday,
Mae Murray. In "Mademoiselle Md
night: Saturday, John Gilbert, in
Cameo Kirby"
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Park.

Sunday and Monday, Poll Negri, in
Men; comedy, Will Rogers, in Two
WAGONS. Both Covered; Tuesday and
Wsdnesday. Richard Barthelmes, in
The Enchanted Cottage; comedy.
Stan Laurel. in Brothers Under the
Chin; Thursday and Friday, Con-
stance Talmadge, in THE Goldfish:
comedy. Hodge Podge. Realm Of
Sport: and Pathe News, Thursday
only; Saturday. Charles (Buck) Jones.
In The Vagabond Trail: comedy,
only. the Third Episode Of .'The Fast
Express" with william Duncan and
Edith Johnson.
Doors open daily at s pm, but
Saturdays at 1880 pm, and Sundays
at ESQ pm, with continuous per-
formances both days.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Ambassador" For Sale:"

First Nationals picture For Sale"
will be shown at Crandalrs Ambassa-
dor Theater the hrst two days of
next week, beginning Sunday after
featuring clin~ Bowssi Tuesday and
Wednesday. How to Educate Wife,"
with Claude Gillingwater and Marie
Provost prominently cast; Jimmie
Adams in "Aggrayating Papa" and
Agnes Ayres In Tiger Love-" with
"Poodles' Hanneford" in 1.-The Bone
head" and Lyman II Howe's Far
Horizons; Friday. - a.nger rous
other" picturing Hal Roach's "Spat
Family" and the Pathe Review. and
Saturday, Wesley "Freckles" Barry
in George Washington. tr.": the
comedy. Hes My Paf' and Lyman H.
Howes "A Movie Pioneer"
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Circle.

Sunday and Monday. Corrine Grif-
of the FIELD: Tuesday. Bryant WASH
burn. Billy Dove. in TRY and Get IT.: |:
Wednesday. Strongheart, in The Love
Master; Thursday and Friday. spe-
ciaI showing. and pm. George
F1tzmaurice's "The Eternal City"
with Lionel Barrymore: Saturday,
Lloyd Hamilton. His Darker Self"
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Johnny Hines,
in Conductor 1882" and Lloyd Hamil-
ton, in Lonesome: Tuesday, THE
Unknown Purple" and Charlie Chase,
in Seeing Nellie Home: Wednesday,
Adolphe Menjou and Anna Q. Nilsson,
in broadway After Dark" and Kath-
leen Clifford. in 'Grandpa's GirI";
Thursday. The Bedroom Window"
Clin Bowes. in Family Life" and
"Children OF Serbia; Friday Tom
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Central" Torment" :"

Torment" Maurice Tourneur's
melodramatic adventure drama,
First National attraction, will be
shown the first three days of next
week at Crandall's Central Theater.
beginning Sunday afternoon. It's
action begins in Russia during the
Bolshevist uprising and ends in the
recent earthquake in Japan. The
pursuit Of the Russian crown jewels
which an exile Is trying to sell to
an American millionaire furnishes
the basis Of the. plot. Owen Moore
is the leader of band Of crooks,
Evening star., 1924-07-23

Broncho Dxpros; Tuesday and We'd
noedAy, Johnny Hines. In Conductor
14s3," and Hen Turpin. in yukon
Jake: Thursday. Dorothy Devoro. in
Hold Your Breath" scenic, The
Chase" and Aeoop Fable, "A WoGnan's
Honor Friday, Walter Hers, In 'FAir
Week." and Witwers. Tho Telephone
Girt": Saturday. "The Bedroom Win
dow" and VIII Rogers, In The Cake
Eaters"
Evening star., 1924-07-23

THURSDAY. Leatrice Joy and Percy
Marmont, in "The Marriage Cheat;
Friday. Agnes Ayres. in THE Guilty
One; Saturday, Harold Bell wright's
Bowers and Marguerite de la Motto,
sunshine. comedy. Jazz Weekly:
(matinee only second episode, Days
Of 49,"
Evening star., 1924-07-23
York

Sunday and Monday, John Barrymore,
In Beau BrummeP Tuesday. Leatrice
Joy, Adolphe Menjou and Percy Mar
mont, in The Marriage Cheat" and
Poodles" Hanneford, In "The New
sher1n: Wednesday, James Kirkwood,
.Langdon, in ''Shanghaied Lovers:
Thursday. Agnes Ayres, in THE Guilty
one, and Charlie Chase, in Seeing
Nellie Home: Friday. Aileen Pringle.
In True as Steel" and Witwers 'The
Telephone Girl; Saturday, Walter
HERS. in Fair Week" Our Gang in
IRE Trouble" and Children of Ser
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Metropolitan-"For Sale. IS

For Sale" a First National picture
starring Claire Windsor. <Adolphe Men
jou and Robert Ellis will: be shown at
'CrandalrS Metropolitan Theateri next
week s, !" ~ -
Tho story concerns the experiences Of
= beautiful young woman who was the
chief asset of her parents in reha bilitat-
ing the family fortunes BY a rich mar
rage The aspirants for her hand are
= rich young social climber, poor
and a waster who eventually meets
death In an auto crash. -."~
- Mary Carr, Tully Marshall and Phil
lips Sma1ley. also appear' in the cast
CoIumbiia-" Bread" 80
= Mae Busch. Robert Frazer, Wanda
HAwley. Pat O'Malley; Hobart Bos.
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Dumbarton.

Sunday. Reginald Denny in Sport
ing Youth: Monday, Priscilla Dean.
in white Tiger: Tuesday. Mae Muir
ray, in "Mademoiselle Midnight:
Wednesday and Thursday. d. w. Grit
fith's "One Exciting Night: Friday,
Elaine HammerXtein. In "BroadXaY
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Olyupiic.

Sunday and Monday. Rod LaRocque
and Jacqueline Logan, in Code OF the
Sea-: Tuesday. Richard Dix and Lois
Wilson, in ''Icebound"; Wednesday,
John Gilbert, in "A Mans Mate":
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Apollo.

Sunday, Adolphe Menjou and Anna @.
Nilsson, in Broadway After Dark"
Charlie Chase. In Seeing Nellie Home"
and scenic, 1.-The French Riviera" Mon
day, Owen Moore and Bessie Love. in
Torment" and Clyde Cooke. in THE
Evening star., 1924-07-23
O'Brien Released From Prison.
By the Assoc,.tes p..,

BY inc Associated Press
LONDON, July 23.-Art O'Brien,
FORMER president Of the Gaelic League
In LONDON, who was sentenced on
July 6, 1923. to two years for seditious
conspiracy. was released from prison
today.
Evening star., 1924-07-23

Mix. in Ladies to Board" and comedy,
When Wise Ducks Meet: Saturday,
Charles Jones. in Western Luck" and
Lfge Conley, In "Air Pockets"
Evening star., 1924-07-23
CHEVY Chase.

Cold: Saturday. william Fairbanks
In "The Devile Door Yard"
Evening star., 1924-07-23

tempts to impersonate the Madonna
of the vision
Evening star., 1924-07-23
Paiais Royal-Third Floor.

The demand has been great for these printed
that manufacturers have had difficulty in filling orders
These have just been received, and three models
skeched Trimmed with dainty lace with ball buttons
groups of fiat pearl buttons Some of the models combined
with pan-color georgette.
We have had attractive models in printed crepes
this season than those offered tomorrow.
Dresses that cool and comfortable right and which
will be much in early Fall Sizes 10 to A.