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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
HARRISON JIBES
 AT REPUBLICANS
Prt4icts Democratic Victory And
 Says He'll Support Any. 2 sp one Nominated <
tWAsHINGTON BuREAUl

WASHINGTON. < Feb. 2S.--After Senator Pat Harrison had defended William c. McAdoo against the as. sault of Senator George H, Moses of New Hampshire, who wanted to know what service Mir. McAdoo had refider- ed E. l.. Doheny of value approxi- mating $150,000, Senator Moses in |ferentially declared that Senator liar rison had announced his intention of supporting Mir. McAdoo. ''>
 Senator Harrison, in replying that be was not nominating anybody, add cd that any candidate nominated by the democrats in New York would win easily.
 T am not dealing in personalities, 7 he continued. 'eThis is bigger ques- tion than Presidential possibilities.
 Then followed this debate as repro duced in the congressional record:
 Harrison--We might nominate the gentleman who sits here, the distin- guished senior senator from Alabama, (Mf., Underwood ..'s
 Moses-You might. do worse and probably will. sfss
 HaFrison---we might nominate this distinguished man, Mr.. Underwood. No finer legislator ever occupied a seat in this schamber. No man ever made a higher record, a better orr more pro- sressive record, in the other House than the distinguished senior senator from Alabama. He is not only a gentle man of the highest character but a statesman of the highest order. If he should be nominated, Careful Cal' would not know that Careful Cal" vas running. (.
 We might take, the distinguished sefi- ator. from Indiana, (Mr. Ralston), the man who the other day electrified the country by the splendid speech on tax reduction, speech that scintillated with humanitarian ideals. This man has cleaned up with the republicans every time he has run. He would make wonderful Presidents ' If he were nominated Careful CHf'' would not get started. .ss
 We might nominate the distinguished 6unior senator from New York, Cope land). He would not only carry New York but he would sweep the entire country, and Careful Car" would hardly carry New Hampshire which Taft did carry, I believe, few years ago. -.s.
 Simmons-Hc did not carry New Hampshire. ns;f..2
 Sheppard-Only Utah and Vermont.
 Harrison-Yes, just two. But it matters not whom we nominate, we hre going to win. Your administration Dozes too much oil,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24

nourishment, have suffered the sad re- lapse. Feed my lambs" was Ghrist's direction to the one who should lead in the first great revival at, Penteeost.
 To His afothhf [ !. ,
 In the case of the youhk man. ndth- ing could be more beautiful than the sentence. "He gave him to his mother." How lonely had been her desolate'l home and broken heart! How sadly her steps had followed the procession even to the gates of the city! What an hour when Jesus gave her boy to her 'em- brace, when the light of life and health glowed upon his cheek as he sat with mother in the happy homei Hense- forth she may lean upon his arm, may find in him all the treasures of her early training and the fruition that comes from fearful pleading and an swered prayer. ''He gave him to his mother"
 Poor Lazarus, stepping from the grave of death, is bound about with the grave clothes. His feet, are bound, he cannot walk; his hands are bound; he cannot act his jaws are bound, he cannot speak. Hear the voice of Jesus, Loose him and let him go." You who love him and have plead for his resur-, rection, help him now to get rid of the habiliments of death, the habits of son, the fetters of iniQuity. Help him to walk; help him to talk. Loose his hands for Christian activity. a' -
 During meeting which was hold ing in Paducah. Ky. some years ago, an old professional gambler and saloon habitue came forward and asked for prayer. As he turned to retire. more. than score of prominent Christian men and women stoeped tp him and cordially shook hands with him, saying. i've will help you, we will help you By the time he got to the door, he turned and came all the way back down the aisle and gave me his hand again, and said, II only asked for prayer but with the help of all these Christian friends, have come to tell you that have settled the question: and he lived and died a consecrated Christian man, enjoying the help and sympathy and fellowship of the best people im tn, community. Loose him anI lrt hom gO."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Know How Usefufdt Is il
 sPreserving Health and Beauty


 Few People Know How Usefufdt Is In sPreserving Health and Beauty a Nearly everybody knows that char }oat Is the safest and most efficient $isipfectant and purifier in nature, but jewe realize it's value when properly Rrepared and taken into the human ystem for the same cleansing purpose. Charcoal Is a remedy that the more ouxtake of 1t the better; 1t is not a zruS at all, but simply absorbs the as&s and impurities always present in he Stomach and intestines and carries herp out of the system.
 T Charcoal sweetens the breath after noking, and after eating onions and &lher odorous vegetables. @ ,a Charcoal effectually clears and im- zroves the complexion, 1t whitens the Beth and further acts as natural and *pinently safe cathartic.
 Et sabsorbs the injurious gases which 2ilect in the stomach and bowels; it *lainfects the mouth and throat from ae poison of catarrh. &a N%z All druggists sell charcoal in one pfrn or another, but probably the best AArcoat and the most for the money * fn Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges; they zf% composed of the finest quality Will
 W charcoal powdered to extreme fine sza then compressed in tablet form, # Father in the form of large, pleasant
 4ting lozenges, the charcoal being
 fetened to be smooth and palatable. 5 xhe daily use of these lozenaes will suik tell in a much improved condition " 3he general health, better complex $n.# sweeter breath and purer blood, *nd Hhe beauty of 1t Is that no possible aFfn can result from their continued se, sbut on the contrary, great benefit.
 Many physicians advIse Stuart's
 Absorbent Lozenges to patients suffer- &g from gas in stomach and bowels, hd ito clear the complexion and purify
 e breath, mouth and throat. They are
 scs believed to greatly benefit the
 Ser, These lozenges cosy but thirty $nES a box at drug storey For free #1Ak send your name and address to
 N Stuart Co.,, 10 Stuart Bldg, Mar
 AM Mich. You get more ana better oal in Stuart's Absorbent Log
 than in any of the ordinary char
 fabletsS4-Adv. 4 ! - s.tft B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
THIRD PARTY PLAN {.
 /! TO BE DISCUSSED

ST. PAUL, Minn., Feb. 23.-Con-
 |yress planning the .organizati tion of a
 hatibnal third party, with Senator Rob-
 ert M. LaFollette as presidential can
 bidate have bean summoned to meet
 In St. Paul again, March 10 and Il. Chey met here last. November 16 when
 1t vas decided to issue a call for a hatibnal convention in the Twin Cities
 bn May 30. Since then various deyel-
 BI4ents have prevented issuance of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24

general lack of knowledge of the whole question and she consequent appalling neglect of the children is the tragedy of Christendom The time at which the ques-
 on of salvation may be most easily settled is allowed to pass and the problem is left for difficult period. +l s,
 Second-the question of how to capture from the whirlpool of w6rldlness and dissipation the army of young and young women from sixteen to thiity e"rs of age. nhany of whom seem reckless with the higher and sacred things of time and eternity.
 Third-The old sinner, utterly calous and indiffer- ent-conscience scared and wrecked in faith and hope presents difficult problem for the church.
 n These three formidable cases apty illustrated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
At My Age My Youth Cream keeps this baby skin
 By Edna Wallace Hobber

Thousands upon thousands of women have asked me to tell what cold cream employ. They see me with girls complexion at the age of 62. It is even softer, even rosier. than 40 years ago.
 Yet my life has pbssn lived in the limelight. And served France for five years in the rigors of the war.
 A French. creation: :. :. Y
 Frsnch experts perfected this cream for me many years ago. It contains both lemon and strawberry. Also all the best that science knows to soften, whiten, smooth and feed the skin. *'
 Neither I nor my friends have ever found cream to compare with this. The expert makers tell me it is the greatest cream produced. So 1 have arranged to have them make the iden-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
PARAMOUNT QUESTIONS
 \ CONFRONT CHURCH AND Z S,MUST BE SOLVED---STUART

Handting Childhood In Gods Tabernacle; Capturing From Whirlpool Of WorIdtiness Amd Dissipation The Army Of Young Men Amd Women And Res catino The Old SiYfser, Cdllols And Indtt ferent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24

tical cream for you. It is called Edna Wallace Hopper's Youth Cream. All druggists and toilet counters now sup ply 1t at soc per jar. It comes in two types--the Cold Cream type and the Vanishing type. Be sure to get the type you want. Both have the same essentials constituents. Neither grows hair on the face.
 my famous liquid cleanser. Also my White Youth Clay--the last word in facial clay. Also my Hair Youth, to which I owe my heavy, lustrous hair. My Beauty Book comes with each.
 Go try my Youth Cream. Learn how it excels all others. Then l think you will want all the beauty helps which have done so much for me. Edna Wallace Hopper, 5s8 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24

The three before Christian church ages the and delicate problem of handling tn childhood church, intricate question they of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
'oxGE R., STUART. D. D.

BY REV. GEOKGE N STUAkT, D. D. Texts: ~. .. u. "Demsel, say unto thee, arise." Mark 5:41. "Young man, say unto thee, arise." Luke 7:14. Lazarus come forth" John :43. +4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

A PARTICULARLY popular show
II ia on nj the Blue Mouse this
week Manager HhmrIck is offering
a return appearance of the "resnlo
Wesnlys." n group ~ clover baby
dancers from the Douglas Dancing
academy. and the feature picture IN
a Rupert Hughes story True ma
Steel with Eileen Prlnglr. Norman
Kerry. Eleanor BoaTdman Louise
FaEenda and number u prominent
players
with an due respects 20 Rupert
Hughes as an author and Miss
Irlugir as un actress IL b. tho Riddles
who are making Tho big drawing card
at the Ilamrick theatcr this week.
They arc in a class all by them
selyrat
There arc is children IN thc act
and the oldest u 8. with the cEecp,
ton OF Miss PcgEy Stanley. "a young
miss OF is. who acts rs iutcFlocutor.
Betty Wiuulngham and While
Young arc the solo artists Betty
puts over BLUE" song with tho
air OF a sophie Tucker and While
sings a IA Harry Lauder. Both
score n big hit,
Carroll blood. Wanda Tucker shir.
les Taylor. Dixie Fuller Lomn Aud.
erson. Phyllis Drake, Baby Jean.
Patricia Gallagher and Helen Heman,
all clever youngsters. win applause
with their speciality numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
PantGges Has
Biggest Show
of the Season

Tho rBningss vaudeville program
offering. "Tangerlne." a musical
farce. this week. r. tho biggest thing
this theatsr has offered thus FAR this
year. II went over to a big hand on
the opening might Monday and Mon.
day night audiences are tradltlonally
eoldblooded.
Manager Walter windsor proved
his ability a. an lmprrsario when he
engaged Fcrne RoEsrs. blonde little
aongster. for Tho leading role. Her
lyrical soprano Is pleasing. and she
has what makes for suecsss grnulne
stage personality. Close 20 her In
stellar honorB and 10 u only tho
lpN comedian Tor an that's HuEhio
Mack. Hughio used 20 10 an ol,s.e
screen comedian. " memory serves
Alright and no certainly delivers tho
goo,is az tho king ut that mythical
isle ~ THnErTine. where tho women
DO all tie work and Tho men do
well, that's whsro tho trouble Logan
fug Hughic.
In Bsha Mufnr. Pan patrons saw
the biggest ncrobatc dance speciality
.nf the present season hero Monday.
She has grace. letter perfect Rnawi
edge Of that difficult tsrpslchorcnn
effort known as muscular dancing.
and her share ~ beauty. sha 70
colYcd an ovation Of each appearance.
Mario Vhllnt who speaks American
with Latin accent. and Fets near.
mhiinsc.idol standing with tho girls
In the orchestra seats. has pleasing
baritone, which 30 Displays in Tan.
kerinn' and ''Iropie yamps." bu, tho
rral feature IN melody il presented
~ tho Harmony Aosa" three MON.
bsra Of tho troupe. who should have
about three moro numbers TO satisfy
their hearers.
They arc Guy Waters Ben Church.
III and Tom Griffin. and their ''alow
motion picture stunt II scream.
lng biz 81 comedy acting
The plot iFn't much. but tho come.
- ia clean. tho melodies. particularly
Sweet Lady" and ''i4s,en 20 Ne.
ara catchy. tho girls arc beautiful
tho dance steps cleveland Tan.
gorinc" will please YOU l.. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Won STROnElM N
COLUMBIA FEATURE

U,HE state department may make
L II difficult for Americans 90 get
passports 90 certain parts OF the
world on occasions. but trip 20
ryrolcan Alps IL one Of tho treats
supplied 20 picture Eocra In tho show
ing Of Blind Husbands" az the
Columbia this week
Tho principal role i played by Eric
Won strohelm. former lieutenant of
the Austrian army. and In blind
Husband won strohelm portraya
tho arrogance and supreme eonee'.
OF such IN officer.
FrRncclia Ellington has tho fcmln.
Inc lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
WINTER GARDEN STAR
Is HOPE HAMPTON

An exceptionally fine cast inter.
prets tho different characters In
Does II PuyT" the dramatic society
drama which went on view for the
first time in Seattle at the Winter
Garden. Sunday. Hope Hampton, tho
featured player. appears aa Doris
Clark. a scmi.ynmp role which fits
her fascinating personality perfectly.
other members Of tho cast are
Robert T. IIaines. Mary Thurman.
Roland Bottomiey. Marie shotwell
and Peggy shaw
Jeanette Vivian. the talented III.
tie gypsy yiolinist. continues TO be
"a pleasing feature Of tho Winter
Garden show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
IIEuIG ACTRESS
las Tiny FEET

Tho search for an actress witt
small feet to play tho Joanna o.
The Beloved Vaguhond" tho lndy
OF the ''llttlc feet % adorci' delayed
tho making Of the filming OF The
story FOR two months II was not
until Carlyle blackwell persuaded
Mise Phyllis Timtuas, popular Eng
fish comedy star. 70 forHake her role
In the Battling Butler" that a
capable actress with tiny feet was
found.
Besides tho photoplay. The Hellir
Is again featuring a kIddles' revue.
n anything. II is better than the pre-.
yioua group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Heilig Books a
Yale Picture

All The essentials OF film enter.
tainment. plus historical accuracy
IN every detail. combine 10 make
yale Unlyeral,y'H Chronicles Of
America" d series o. % short sub.
jccts Of American history. one OF
Tho most popular releases of this
iypo In many seasons.
This city recently witnessed the
first or these offerings. Daniel
Boone" ~ tho Iclilg thsaier. and
soon viii zee Tho Frontier WON.
an true drama Of tho old South.
west. AZ this house.
with tho historic battle o. Kings
Mountain NJ its mighty climax. this
offering depicts tho bravery ana for.
iitude or American pioneer women,
who. IN the face Of Cherokee Indian
attacks, held Tho stockade against
ireachsry and terrort. while their
mon were away fighting the British.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
HERBERT RaWLINS0N
is COLONIAL, STAR

Athletic director OF Tho sportlcst
club in town, In Herbert RHwlinson's
role in his latest Universal picture,
"High Speed" which Is having IN
final showing az tho Colonial. BE.
sides being an athlete he has man.
fold problem in winning tho girl Of
his heart. played by Carmel Geragh.
~, the pretty little brown.eyed girl
who recently forgook her job MS a
scenario writer TO be an actress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
BURNING SANDS"
MARKET FEATURE

Milton sillg Is n featured player
in tho now Paramount picture,
Burning sands" Ho has the part
OF n philosopher who believeH that
a mans first duty in to conquer
himself, and who accordingly burics
himself with his books in an oasis
in the Sahara desert. Tho picture,
which also has Wandn Hawley in n
featured role, Is the attraction for
three days at the Market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

Yvonne Hughes. who recently
completed the role OF the Duohos,
dc Flanhalt in tho Sidney Olcott
production for Paramount, Mon.
sicur Beaucairc," which stars Ru.
dolph Valentino, has been added tc
the cast Of - Woman OF Fire" The
new AIlnn Dwan production, star.
ring Gloria Swanson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

have Just finished n short course
In Dr. IouEhneY'a curious roasting
Ovens or Human Bake ovens, M
they nro Justly called. and ] find
I've been entirely freed from very
severe ease of Nruritis that had me
thinkinE Z was down and out for
good. I am well again, supple as
ever aud feel stTonE, and like
training. The idea OF being baked
IL somewhat startling. It's really a
mysterious thing how the Human
iody can Withstand such Intense
heat. but . give you my word It's n
very delightful ssnshtIon, and "a T.
truly n source of reIuNenation. After
bake ono feels that years have
been taken off their REe. and that ~
is folly 90 grow old or TO suffer
from the rnckinE pnius or torturrs
Of rhrumati.m or neuritis. when by
this roasting process the arNercst
pain and stiffness IA so quickly and
thoroughly overcome Why. my arms
were practically useless from nsu-
riti-. I suffered torturcs. and I was
80 had off I could not exercise 20
keep myself physically fit. begin
ming with the first iakc. ~ made
me feel almost complete relief of
my condition. and but few more
were needed Go completely cilmin-
nt~ tho nruritis. It's really Hstouod-
INK u NHs SHOWN 10 n uffkAtnE room
where Turkish hath robe awaited
mr. Over my feet I was told TO draw
pair of long hngen lcEEinEz. made
of Terry toweIinE. when l appeared.
tho oven WINS growing hot. The
sfrctch~r wns drawn out and ! was
placed upon IL In n manner suggest
Ing an und~rtaker's operating table.
Then vas wrapped in towel
Ing, after which the stretchcr
was run into the oven aud the
asbestos curtain drawn closely about
my throat. 40 that only my head
was exposed TO the cool. fresh air OF
tse Weil-yentilated baking laborn-
tory. Tails was an advantage over
stesmy. murlsy, iiIy-Nrntilafed
Turkish bath.
BLESSING TO HUMANITY
10 would he q blessing If everyone
who II suffering from rheumatIsm
or my stiffness OF the joints or
muscles. or even the infirmitica of
old nEr. knew the value of the
Human Bake oven, and I shall take
Erent pleasure In recommending "a
wherever I go.
HEAT Is NATURES TREATMENT
Lock nj the animals! In their VIVID
stpte they do not die OF dIsense
Tiny die of old age. We arc but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

peWitt Jennings. Elliott Roth
Charles sellen. Charles ogle. Ethe'
Wales. Luke CosErayc. Gale Henry
Frank JonaSsen and Eleanor Law
aca. a composite village has been
erected 10 serve as an importhn,
background for tho picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

picture. "Ths End u the word
Eai1Iy except Doug and Man
and an old servant iu to family
know whether fb.s camping pl1rs
r. jurt q I1g tent OF a llftls cabin On
inc beach
TIE party viii he gone a week
They pmmEs 30 bring back The
Erd sg ne world" "a f1u fsfgrd
MIXTURE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Lemon Juice
Whitens Skin

The only harm
lesr way 20 bleach
tho skin white IL 10
mix tho juice Of two
lemons with three
ounces Of Orchard
white. which any
druggist wilt supply
for a few cents.
Shake wei In a bot.
Tie. and you have a
whole quarirr.plnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
RED FRONT CLOTHING co.
1601-1603 First Avenue, Corner Pine Street

The cast OF Merton OF the
Movies" which James Crure Is max
ing for Paramount, has been COM
pleted. In addition to Glenn Hunter.
the star. and Viola Dana. who will
he featured. the players include
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

Of Tho most wonderful skin whi,on.
sr. notiNnsr and bcbutlfier.
Massage this swcotly fragrant lem.
on bleach into tho face. neck. arms
and hands. II can not irritaic Fs.
nous stage beauties use Il 10 bring
that clear. youthful akin and rosy.
white complexion. also as freekle,
sunbgFn and tan bleach. You mus;
mix this remarkable lotion yourself
II cannot be bought ready 20 use be.
cause ii acts best Immediately after
Il IL prepared Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

animals of n higher nature. When
an animal feels bad he lies An IN.
sun and sleeps mud sW~Hts when
he has fever he ereeps off in som.
cool, dark place and lies stiII. That
- the best medicine. While being
baked was treated 10 fresh. cold
towels 10 my head, and given cold
water 10 drink. doctor, what IA The
iempernfuref I asked. .Four hun
drrd aud fifty-xeven!s he repIIed.
hhoHinE mr the Thermometer, aft.,
which the attending nurse turned OF
the heat. Gradually the hent began
TO decrease, though the perspiratIon
increased. Ny pulse had been cram
ined from time 20 time by the nur,.
also by DIR. LouEhnry. The eooItp.
or process was gradual. was
pulled out Of the oven little NV tI,tIs
inc not outer wraps removed ana
inc inner ones allowed 10 .tny
AFTER the nurse had finished puttInr
me ihfouEh the cooling Off proeea..
aud had n nice shower bath,
dressed mud walked from the treat
ing rooms and went away with my
step lighter. my head higher pnal
my heart stronger. 4 do believe n
could get into condition again after
losing my neuritis 10 beat Mi such
fellows nv Firpo. now in the boxing
game u was Neuritis that disabled
.n' 20 ma 10 stop boxing. and DIR.
LouRhnry's Corrective PInu of Fat
Ing has proved very beneficial I'm
improving nay stomach and bowel
disturbances Very sincerely.
CARL NORRIS.
70T Univerrlty.
Phone MA In-s2.:.
No1E-Dr. LouEhney's Human Bak,
oven removes SPINAL IRRITATION;
pain In back Of head: pulling Of cords
in neck some troubles with cye-: pain
between shoulders or In other parts Of
spine or burning, aching tenderness or
soreness; asthma. bronchitis, hay fever.
numhness OF fingers or feet; drop-y or
tlnghhE like priokinE Of pins: peculiar,
almost indescribablc pains or distress IN
heart. stomach. kidneys or other parts
of chest or abdomen; bSokaohe; sciztica,
neuritis, neuralgia. any and all kinds Of
rheumatismi chronlc constipation and NIL
stomach disorders.
Elegant illustrated booklet sent free.
Write address plainly.
NOIi-Dr. Loughney's Bake Oyen
Treatment offices are located mt the cor
neT OF fifih and Union. In the Cury
Building, Rooms Slo-aIl-sI2- si3-ai4.
DIR. LouEhney l. assisted BY competent
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sunday, TO ~ only. Telephone FL lot
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

wllfred auckland, supervising art.
list OF william de Miles Para
mount productions, Us in New York
to confer with MIR. dc Mile and
Clara BeranBcr. Bcenarlst, on the
production Of Spring Cleaning"
Cecil y, DeMllc's next Paron-5unt
picture. Feet of Clay" Is TO be q
composite story founded on III,
novel Feet Of Clay" by Margar.
eta futile, and tho play, Across
the Border" by Beulah Marie Dix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
AND MARlLYN
GO TO SEASH0RE

Iurt hy Hay RI making bu7.nf
seem q little like pleasure Jack Pick
ford and MarIyu MIs. accom-
panied D. O. group Or friends ore
going down 20 Orraus.de. 20 Hr
secret camping place of Nary md
Douglas Tu.riauiH, 90 cut Jack q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

a French inventor claims TO have
discovered n process OF converting
iron directly into steel eliminating
the expensive pig iron process.