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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

Ny peeve is directed at these who
murder the Queens English in every
way they can think Of The growing
tendency of the times IS toward the
use Of more and more slang, and the
mutilation of our beautiful language
as it should be spoken. 1t is creep
ing into our literature and works of
fiction are replete with it, We are
losing our refinement of expression
and the habit tends to coarse our
social gatherings with Iheapness and
almost vulsarity. One can hardly
make a statement Of any kind with
out some one rising to remark, "Tll
tell the world "
Few children nowadays are taught
to avoid the more unpleasant forms
Of slang. and a few Of their elders
observe that a strict care in their
speech that would INDUCE the young
sters to follow suit: and so, although
the basis of good English is conserv-
alive. it is found that the majority Of
folk use but a few thousand words
and often use them badly There is
no one thing that more nearly marks
one as gentleman or lady as cul-
tured. refined language ard correct
and BEAUTIFULLY expressed English
Slang is often expressive and II
there were such thing as good
slang one might be excused for using
it once in a while. But no human
being seems properly balanced: IL we
use il at all. we are rather inclined
to overdo 1t, as this habit, like all
other habits grows.-Seattle Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Chicago Produce Market

chicago. Oct. 10.
Grain underwent sharp sethaCks in
half hour. The fact that the official
estimates of the 1924 WELD Of wheat in
the United States had been increa sed
lS,00O,00O bushels as compared with q
month ago created depression which
extended TO the entire list. Wheat
closed heavy x to 43c net lower, De-
cember l.45s to l.45l and May l,494 10
LOO. with corn Ii to lsc down. oats l
to &c off. and provisions varying from
lOc loss to rise of Soc.
Pronounced weakness was apparent
in the wheat market at the outbreak.
Rallies failed to last. and in the final
so minutes the downward swing be
came almost headlong. December and
May finished near the days bottom
figures y big break in quotations at
Winnipeg together with uncertainty
regarding the Canadian government
crop estimate this afternoon were bear
ish factors here this afternoon. An
advance in sterling exchange disCour-
wise. did assertions that Germany
sought cancellation Of contracts for
October shipment both of wheat and
rye.
Notwithstanding that the govern
ment report OF con was construed as
bulliSh. the corn and oats market de-
Cined in sympathy. The Prevailing fine
weather helped undermine confidence
among the traders who otherwise
would have been inclined TO purchase
corn. shipping demand fer corn was
Gently.
In provisions. commission buying of
lard counterhalance most of the influ-
enCe OF grain weakness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
PALERMO

BRANCH MILLS-bn the IL,
OF Branch Mills Grange Fair the
lowing was omitted: ~. WAS AVA
Branch Mills school Ton the hne
lihit.
Mrs. Helen WurthinG has reiur
from visit in Massachusetts.
r.. II. Dove was in Liberty ID
day tn conduct the funeral ol
little Boynton hoy. son of MI
Mrs. Arthur HuNntUn. who
drowned at Dunarisc"tta Sundai
Mrs. LuCretiA Narn"y "f ND
passed last week with her brdl
W. X. Osgood.
Emery PeasC Of East Nassala
and several men have commt'
painting the Grange hall.
The Fish and Cane club
hold dance and supper al
Grange hall. Friday evening. OCT
Work on the state road near
old post office has commenced
II. A. Kitchen Is getting
foundation ready for now 81
which hc intends to start soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Dry Statute Respect
Urged by FederaIS

Los Angeles, oct. 9-OBy \. PD-
Nothing is more alarming than that
phase of laWlessness in which citi
2ens choose which laws they shall
obey and which they shall disregard.
said Mabel Walker Willohrandt. as
sistant United States attorney gener-
al, in a recent address in this city.
Speaking Of the prohibition law,
Mrs. Willie brandt said: Repeal it or
respect it. The man who does not
believe in the dry law" she contin-
ued, and who seeks to repeal it by
proper and orderly processes. ri the
same time oboying 1t himself, is just
as good a citizen as anyone else.
The man who Is blind to the du-
ties of citizenship is the opponent of
the dry law who tries to justify his
disobedience to it by saying that 1t
can't be enforced and ought to be re-
realed.
Trying to enforce the prohibition
law by spending too much time hunt
ing out the little vioiator. is like try
ing to cut down tree by picking off
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Boston Produce Market
Boston, Oct. !

Boston. Oct. 10.
BEEE-Choice whole cattle 1itM15.
RCTTER-EXtras 3Sk M39; frsts 3oa
Q3S.
CHEESE-E'resh choice 22l; frsts
oIaM22.
rORN-No. . yellow 135 G1S6: 133
1l.34.
EGGS-Nearbv hennery brown ex-
tras C5 q 6G ;Nwhite and mixed extras 60
q "a: western extras go "a.
FLOUR-Spring patents. 1oG-lh
sacks. special short $500 9.65; stand
ard S.o0G $40.
HAY-No. timothy 21G27.
Handspring 2UM %.
OATS-Forty pounds 7001l.
PORk-Medium backs 3SM IS.
QTATOES-Green Mountains 1.o0N
10: CoJblers Id per 100 pounds: new
southern No. | a.25G2.50 per barrel;
sweets So q 400.
SUGAR American Sugar Refinery
quotes $50 cents in 100 barrel lots
less > Per cent. for cash.
VEAL .-l2D2l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
FINANCIAL NEWS
major offerings bein. goversubserib-

major offerings bein goversubscrib-
ed.
There was nothing new to account
for the selling OF the st. Pauls.
with lost l to 2 IL points. Most of
the other active railroad liens show
ed only fractional changes.
4 Dissolution of the syndicate, which
offered the LIZ per cent bonds Of
Armour and Company of Delaware,
was followed by a 2 point drop in
that issue. Warner Sugar Is and re-
funding IS touched new lows at IS
and 81 respectively, the extreme
break of the former being nearly
twelve points on reports that the
company was having difficulty in ar
ranging it's fiscal affairs. Other
sugar company mortgages reacted in
sympathy. losses Of point or so be-
In recorded by American Sugar Re-
fning Gs, Eastern Cuba Refining =
1-2s and Manati z las.
Foreign bonds showed only nomi-
nal changes. japanese issues sagging
on the establishment of a new rec
ord for yen exchane. Liberty issues
were unchanged to 3 points lower.
United States treasury IA advanc-
ed slightly.
Sales 1915 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
BradStreet's RppOrt

New York. Oct. 10.--Bradstreet's to-
morrow VIII say:
Improvement continues but at a IeiS-
urely pace, buyers apparently refusing
TO TIC hurried. and iulls in purchasing
IN some markets alternate with expan-
sion in others. About the best report S
as to distributive trade come from sec
lions favored by high prices and good
Yields of wheat. and from south where
larger yields more than balance lower
prices for cotton. Mail order trade
reports seem 10 reflect about the best
in the way of agricultural conditions.
larger increases by chain stores being
reported affected by numbers Of new
stores started. Gains in wholesale and
by the continuance of Immediate need
buying. While certain favored farm
ing areas send best reports. improve
ment being noted in the Dakotas and
Montana. however. it is to be noted
that expansion is buying even there is
restricted to apparent needs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Oct. 10.
CATTLE. Receipts 400u fed steers
and Hearhnss scarce; killing quality
plain: trade fairly active: strong 10 &c
higher: top Ncdrlings 1l.15; best handy
weights ] 1.31: bulk led steers and YEAR
lings 9.0OM 90: GrasS and short fed
KIND I.o00 500 she stock slow; other
classes generally steady.
HoGS-Reccipts lS,"oo; opened mod
erately active. 10 to .0C higher: light
lights and slaughter pigs - to 30 high
er; closed slow: weak at early advance:
practical top ll.H1, equal to highest
price since 1870: bulk desirable iS0 to
2oo-pound average 1850 1l.Su: bulk
good and choice 40 to 1J0-pound
weight mostly lo.0o0 1850; majority
packing sows 1o6O0 1920: bulk desir-
able strong weight killing pigs ?.00U
100; estimated holdoNer 900.
SHEEP-ReCeipts 1900: uneven.
fat lambs steady to % higher; sorting
light; bulk desirable natives 1850
14.0n: top 1900; cuis mostly Hoo; no
western included; sheep steady; fat
ewes mostly 90 a ESQ: two doubles
range Nearlings 1900: few hold-over
feeding lambs l. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

creamery extras. 90 score. SO: creamery
frsts. IS to 81 score, 34G 3si.
EGGS-Irre gular: receipts 1904;
refrigerator extra frsts $50 Ssh; do.
hrsts 3.n3e3
POTATOES-Steady Long Island
per $50 pounds 80; New York per
$50 pounds 2.I5G225
CABBAGES-Dull; Long Island per
head "A &c: New York per ton 12.00a
20 90.
The raw sugar market was unchang
ed at 6-e3 for Cuban duty paid. No
sales were reported
While quiet. raw sugar futures were
stead on covering and buying by trade
interests. tnal prices were unchanged
to five points net higher. December
3.SS. March so, May SIS, July 3.3S.
Refined sugar was unchanged at 7.15
to 80 for fine graduated with little
better inquiry reported. Refined fu-
lures were nominal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Back From Big Trip
In Their Franklin

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Lowell Of Au-
Custa have recently returned from a
trip through the New England states.
New York and Pennsylvania While
in Pennsylvania they visited the old
gettysburg battle field and toured ex-
tensively through the state. stopping
at all the larger cities and on tho
return trip to New York stopped att
the famous Delaware water gan.
Then from New York up through
Connecticut. Rhose Island and also
stopping in Boston on the way home.
They covered in all 1850 miles on
the trip and made an average of %. :
miles to the gallon OF gasoline. Mr..
and Mrs Lowell are very much
pleased with their Fra nklin The
only misfortune on the try was one
puncture
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
New York Money Market
His Lick Was In

Signor Marconi tells in London
Tit Bits an amusing story concern
ing an applicant for a job at an
electric power station whose knowl-
edge was small. TO put it mildly.
The busy foreman OF works. wish
ing to learn what were his quanf-
cations for the post, led off ~ ask
ing him what was ordinarily used as
a conductor of electricity.
Applicant (a!l at sea)-Why-er-
Foreman-Wire. Correct Now
tell me what is the unit of electric
power.
ApplicantAThe what, sir?
Foreman - Exactly. the watt
Very good; that will do. You may
sign on for the job.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Fine Wool From
Canadian FlOcks

Winnipeg. Man. Oct. . GA. PD-
Canada's wool clip will total 10000
600 pounds with a value to sheep
men Of $4,000 900. according to a bull
lctin issued by the Dominion De-
partment of Agriculture. The quail
ity of the product is said to be the
highest in recent years.
Approximately half the wool clip,
the bulletin estimates. will remain in
Canada for manufacture. Last year
the dominion exported 6,009,079
pounds of wool of which the United
States purchased 3.261. 500 pounds
and Great Britain 106,02S pounds.
Government wool grading and sys
tematic marketing by the Coopera-
tive Wool Growers. which handles 30
per cent of the clip. have raised the
quality of Canadian wool, the de-
partment said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

the leaves. The way to aCcoma
it is by putting an AK To the loot,
getting the blS men Who are 4
ported by big men"
AS an example Of he moral Il
Of catching the biz ones" Mrs Y
Iebrandt cited a Georgia East,
which IS convicted \iOIatUrs, mi
ing 90 millionaircs, went to the n
Tertiary. After that public senttt
in Georgia, heretofore hostile,
openly that the Federal governs
meant business and should lie
ported"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

electricity is carried aloft by the ris-
ing air and eventually gives strong
negative charge to the higher parts
of the clouds The two kinds Of cleo
triCity have tendency to reunite
and neutralize each other. but they
are kept from doing so by the air.
which is a bad conductor. However.
when the opposite charges arc strong
enough they suddenly break path
through the air and lightning is
produced. Mentor Magazine for
nrf pbor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
What Causes LIGHTNING?

The latest accepted theory about
the cause of lightning is based on
experiments conducted in India by
DR.. George G. Simpson, Simpson $
explanation starts with the fact, pre-
viousIy determined by laboratory ex-
periments, that when drops of water
are broken up there Is a separation
of negative and positive electricity.
This process occurs on a large scale
in thunderstorms, where the falling
raindrops are broken before they
reach the earth by the powerful up
rushes of air that occur in such
storms. Positive electricity tends to
remain in the drops. while negative
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
New York Produce Market

New York. Oct. 10.
WIlEAT-Spot easy: No. dark
northern spring c New York lake
and rail 1.15l: No. , hard minter o h
lake and rail 1.6l: No. : mixed Gurum
DO. l.62s and No. | Manitoba do. in
bond I79i.
CORN--Spot easy: No yellow | f
New York lake and rail 1874; No. .
mixed 10. 1S2.
OATS-Srot easy: No. white g.
pORk-Eirm: family 30.o0M $500.
I.ARD-Stron: middle west 16.o5G
1856.
other articles were unchanged.
Butt r.R-Firm? receipts 103o2:
creamery higher than extras 39l a 40;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

Paper Cofins-Germans are being
bothered even in death with financial
problems. At Zwickau a cardboard
box serves to line a brick casket. and
in some other cities they use a coffin.
the bottom of which slides back after
1t has been lowered into the grave, de-
posting the remains on the ground so
that the coffin can be salvsged-Scien-
tific American
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Bee Rread"

Bee bread is the pollen. fine yell
low dust, collected by the bees from
flowers. This is carried on the hind
legs of the bee, the middle joint of
which is made broad and furnished
with a rim OF strong hairs, so as
to form a basket, admirably adapted
piled. This bee bread mixed with
honey forms the food for young bees.
for which use alone it is collected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

Radium from Russia-Soviet Russia
is to mine radium ore and produce ra-
dunn. 1t will be kept al the Radium
Institute of the Academy OF Science
which Will maintain exact records of
the production of radium and of sup
plies on hand without making requisi-
ton from the present holders.-Scien-
tifc American.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

Enrolment in Vienna schools de-
creased from 105.375 children in 1923
to 1850 in 1924. The number of
teachers has been reduced by $40.
and the city now has 1880 active
teachers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11
Vibrationless Motoring

who have always thought vibration
in a car to be a necessary evil
This achievement is all the more
notable for being sponsored by
car with SO many other great
achievements to its credit WHY'S
Knight long since ended the days
of valve-grinding and carbon
cleaning-and the Willys-Knight
sleeve valve engine is known
around the world as the engir.
that improves tcdh use.
Leading engineering authorities
car owners the public generally,
are impressed by Wllys-Knight's
vibranonless performance. A hide
is a new thrill-a new experience
"a new conception Of motoring
pleasure. Take a ride today!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

Hello. Jones. What you doin'?
Laying down carpet"
Jones (who had just whacked his
thumb: NO, you idiot, The carpet
was here when we moved in. l am
just putting the floor under it."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

When man walks a mile he takes
on an average OF 1858 steps, but
when he rides bicycle with an av-
e.ase gear he covers a mile with an
equivalent Of only 6c1 steps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

Automobile engineers have been
striving for many years to lay the
ghost Of vibration it has re-
NAMED for the Willys.K to
bring to the United States the
secret Of vibrationless engine
running
The Manchester Balancer-a great
discovery by great genius-the
invention OF Dr.. F. w. Manchester,
FRS, of Great Britain, builder
Of one Of the worlds most expen-
sive motor cars
With this new ingenuity Of engi-
neering, Willys-Knight achieves
posiiiue engine smoothness at all
speeds. A smoothness almost
incredible to the thousands and
thousands Of automobile owners
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

OtdI SaIes sUH, IUU sHares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-11

ENTHUSIASTICALLY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
STAGE WORLD SCREEN
of MAKE-BELIEVE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures,
Husbands and
LOVERS" Interesting

A story az Errat depth ans human
Interest lts moments 30 deep nalhn7
crest Dy srcnrs burhlue with satire
thHt .s Husband ANA Lowers.
Ono U.gturr rEa, which .H proving Do
EshtfuI entertainment af fHr Liberty
Ia week
Husbands ana Lovers On novel
HIIe satire ON domestic Ife Uut
a.tha sauuea' La nature o. Is based
an Hal life ana fhe aynHrr person
- thc audience w.N smile ugmuis.
entity as he hrhgIt7 tho Fte.satudrs
Boz the married E.r 0g che Emrra1ns
The story has 90 DO with couple
who live happily enough until Tho
attractive wife has aH opportunity 90
gomr1ru her husbands ueglIErnga
with The constant attgpuyvurss al "a
rallauBs family friend" So rrr,.
er.y IS the theme worked out fhst
enc does Eat feel an tumIfy Tor tho
.r'rHaer uuE rather holds "a deem
sympathy igr the husband ana vie
who uag0usgl1usy push each other
on toward the brink % divorce.
10 ISN'T necessary Oh recommend the
acting when wr ZEN you that Flor
cnee Nidgr lewis Stone ana Lew
Cody form the eternal triangle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
Here Comes
the Bride!

lNE MATHIS iH q bride.
~ The famous Fccnarlrt who
discovered Rudolph Valentino
was married Saturday afternoon
a. Nlversldc. Cal. 10 Sylyuno BAL.
b9ui % Italy. Miss Mathis met
her husband while In Rome last
year with tho Ben Hur proiuc.
ton unit ~ that time u was ~.
ported Ehs waa engaged 20 George
walsh. who was 90 play tho title
role in the big picture. but who
was withdrawn from thb cast in
favor Of Ramon Soyarro after tho
Galdwyn Metro merger
Miss Mathis Hon.profcusional
name n juno nculah Hughes.
Among the noteworthy pictures
she has adapted 20 the screen arc
The -Four Horcmrn OF the
Apocalypse" and Blood and
Sand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
Betty Makes Hit in
Chorus Girl Role

Betty s n chorus EIT.l
Remember she made tHr h.t az
Der lfa fu Just such "a role Iu
James CEgErs The Enrmy SrEF
fas Iammouut-anI. AS rerarEa
The Garden of Weeds" Culrrs
latest Paramount picture. which b.
on view 40 the Coliseum. u's "a clFe
az lightning striking twice ia the
came place-uUt that the two pie
tuus arc any way alike by any
means.
The Garden o. Weeds" Is a
screen version % Leon Gordon and
Doris Murqusitc's big broadway
hit Warner Baxter, RocNltfc Eel
loves, Charles OEle and Al So, John
appear In featured roles In the cast
And Hetty-shc's morc delightfully."-
charming than eytrl
Betty. as Dorothy a sh0wE.rl g.
confronted with accepting the attcu.
tigus % two men, one promises
a beautiful homo and love. tho
other. a career.
which does she chocser The PIC
turc shows In ar entertaining, not
90 mention dramatic. manner
n YOU'RE a Compson finland
who isntT-you won't IAN 20 sec
n one!
- Betty and Cruze, they're a great
palr-aud The Gaulcn OF Weeds
SURE Is q great picture,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
Valentino Picture Is
Strand DrauUing Card

Rudolph Valentino continues 90
draw crowds TO the Strand. where
he Is appearing In tho Rex Beach
story, "a Salnted prya."
South America is tho locale OF the
stop, which unfulda tho romance OF
Don Al0nzo Castro Oalsutlno and
ju..elia his couycnttrainrd wife. be-
played by Helen DAILY. who g.
stolen from him by bandits az the
outset % the production on their
wedding night
Rudy has tho role Of a handsome
planter who becomes the terror OF
the neighborhooi. making friends
with none. always waiting for his
"day," when he win even the score
with the bandit who bad deprived
him Of tho one he loved best Ia the
world
Nita Naili and George s,eEmann
stand out prominently in the east.
Jack Balm continues 10 prove pop.
ular with his songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08

With q comlcal twist. and his
frrrkles are "a calorfm ia in this
mr.aiuma 90 liquor running. run
away wives, and deep, darkhucd
v.ila.ny By Wallace Hsrr.
lts hard Tor "a mere leading man
10 hog the screen with naery h tho
east As drunken sea captain no
has "a real Urry part.
Chester Cnnkluf helps Moore out
with The comedy hats and Zrsna
krsfo and Kate Price have sincere
sEamgtrrlFBtions
Donald Mcdonald Is tho smooth
polished sort % villain az a FOIL for
The heavier work OF seowunE Hsery.
L. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
SCREEN

"illitr# The urrath ~ EearraFr-
BETTY Blythe TarHr EnfH NHIrr.
lHH EFr.TeHH
AAlAtlktA "IlaHrsrHH HrH rrrrrsr
frrfagr NTlsr rrHa sfrua
aHH Tow rnFF
cot NINA "Arrrrrr Name Wife
H#a fHr. Janice ErEuua1.
MaUaHe Frrr1-
tullNIt M-Famra gaaraa rrt.
NHrtra et W-rHa" Deity comp.
hili MOUSE TIE ur-rFrf urrrH
NsrEHHTEtr DO Ia Note. NIrt-r
NrEHH.rr.
STRAND NaHa'HH Valentine Ta The
EaIHfrE Devil
MiNfiH GARDEN EVELYN HrIrt
ia EHr pauruHaH IHTrlH
Carton Alma fruE-HF lame.
hFaWeal ia f1rTaII rruasfau's
LADY
COLON AI-sHrHa grg-tars.s q,
k.HHEar. made HHHHHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
Berry Has Fine
Part at Columbia

Plenty Of thrills and some excel.
lent acting so % make up Another
Mans Wife" az the Columbia. In
which the Eirkwood Lee duo is lea.
tured. but IN which Matt Moore -
really the star
Recent pictures in which James
Kirkwood has been starred have
just about proven that the angular
James IS getting a bit old 10 play
love parts with flappers. With his
wife. Lila Lee. as In the present
vehicle. he Is more consistently cast.
Moore plays the ''pencemnker''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
Winter Garden Star |
Has Captivating Role

Another actress has broken away
from TYPE portnyhh. and atrps
forth IN new light before tho
great army u American movie fans
Evelyn Brent. who has gained
marked success as Hknlful and
adroii Interpreter OF heavy and
scmi,heavy roles. Is now starring In
series OF productions. the first OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08

DkESESTED By an unusually
L capable cast THE Breath az
Scandal IL the dramatic film offer,
Ing AZ tho HoilIF u 81 the story II
Ia young girls faith In her father
and tho determined effort she makes
70 keep her parent away from a De.
signing woman.
Lou TelleEon as Charles Hale. the
father who goes outside Of his own
homo for the love 10 has not found
within ifB walls does q splendid char
nr'erizHti1n: Patsy Ruth Miller ~
charming and Hympathclie az the
daughter. and Betty blythe has a col.