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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

one, put m 0raef to carry 1t out one must be careful of
 two pitfalls. One must study the mentality and phy. sical aptitude of the child careful- ly in order not to ask him to do something that is really impossible for him to do. And in addition one must be sure not
 to fall into the -av of undarea-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
HIS TIP

Porter (bFeathlessly) ly)-Ers's your ticket, sir-feuF-and- -thFeepenee, please.
 Traveller Gas train moves offl-Oh. thank you so much, porter. There's four shiiltngs the threepenee for your. salf.-Weekly Scotsman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

@eeesg hew kek yea aeR, e what ySa hEs@ 4e@e 9R a1ee Pa98 sa Eeance. yea mnsE sa~ nseHhsE that SAAE-GRK-NA has neVeR bsen e&aE@d hefsge to the American puh- HIT IS GUARANTEED ABSOLUTE. " MAkMLESS-does not eont&in anv dangerous drugs and csEnet ROssibly affect yepr stnDRch or yosE heptah. By simply taking small tablets before each meal, ! leet g pounds in months, and I haveR't FeesiRed 2 pound sinee. I eat ail ] want and enjoy the best of health. Ysu es9 do the ssme. To-day % to any good 'eEug staFes ask for a package of SAM AS IT IS THE ONLY THING l s1ss fess14 4e ne4@ass @&AeF had tried hns dsadS af diaat NNVB esd 9sMa8ss1 Ban sGTf gAae asw eeId at Norton pyug cov Tsvl0y Drug Co., Highland PhsEs RaeY aR@ MasaRsD DRRI&v Drug StOsRN, .~AAv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29

Q neW French dlacow . egy called SAN-GRI. MA. Teddy ! look. act and Feel far veilnRer than ny real age. From the FesRslks an ~ Rwn case, and thaee e my fxieR&s
 I am @bgp lgteiw con Blneee Aak any man @r weg@en hurdened
 with rssjs e ugly, injurious, nnWhole. Some fat ean take 1t of easily, quickly and safely with SAN-GRI-NA. SAN GRI-NA is one Of
 he latest fEeneh diseevRries tor the re- eHction of exeess fat. It dces away with weekeninG diets - 6iEesoGpe exercises -tcrtHFing RnE3neHts a11 &bsalf4 and eG- RaagiSR e-enlied ea- aiaelng eFeaHa. If is Maed eeasiWelV ia
 eFa@ whaFs Wsa M @gWy A@e pse
 aAsa Wss Ha asr1. Ing talF 9Rs al0l,- Mag Rn4 asee. No
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
FRENCH WOMAN TELLS HOW TO
 GET THIN
Ritksaa Diets, Aksmrd Creams, ExeTeises CT RedsciRe Ggdles.

I reduced nay owp weisht 30 nasanAs in lees than weeks and ak the Same time msgvelensly improved mV gsnsFsl heaItb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
When CEnldren: 1 Begin To Say
 ICan't'
By JULIA HOYT

e<FW1H0U shalt not allow child to VI say I can't;' show him how"
 runs Commandment" to moth
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
Capltal Traetion Inco1ne.

SS4Ak44t&3A IL &tASDAUAk KkA45WAAAGe
The June statement Of earnings
and expenses 81 the CAPITAL Trac-
ton Company, FILED yesterday with
! the public utilities commission.
shows net income OF So 1873. ae
inst $l26 ,O9S for June, 1898.
The decrease In earnings IS at
] Eibutable to the decline ii the mum,
Der Ok revenue passengers carried.
"a the FIRST six months of this year,
the company carried d total Of 49,
1855 01N revenue passengers, while IN
the correspo ending period last year
tbs number OF revenue passengers
carried was 35s S15 .5a1 decrease Of
1 4sA49.4e1. AT an average fare OF
gsven cents. the drop iii the NUM-
Der Of revenue passengers would
mean = difference of approximately
&i76.0OO in the cCmpanys net in
f p0uae.
The largest month last year from
el1e point BE- view Of revenue were
June and May, which reflects the
added business resulting from the
Shrine convention. During the six
month period expenditures for road
and equipment aggregated $91,941,
i " compared with $l5Nz609 Sfor the
corresponding period last year.
Net income Of the company for
I che six-1noyath period ended June 80
last amounted to $466.zUO. as COM
nared with $5S3,4 for the cor
responding period last year. With
! the exception Of January. the net
income for every month this year
compares unfavorably with the
figures FOR the correspo nding month
last year.
4 Building and Loan Meeting.
g. Clinton James. chairman Of the
4 Federal legislative committee OF the
United States League Of Local
Building and Loan Associat tons now
meeting In Cleveland, yesterday pre-
sented e. report to the league on
Federal legislation affecting building
and loan associations. He analysed
the provisions Of the revenue act Of
h 1924 bearing particularly on building
ssand loan association activities, refer.
ring to the capital stock tax. stamp
taxes and income from building and
loan associations.
Mr.. James paid tribute to the valu-
able services rendered the building
and loan association cause by Con.
gresham Nicholas LongWorth in the
House and by Senator Royal s.
Copeland In the Senate. He traced
the activities Of the committee in.
/. bringing about Federal action
against organizations negotiating 80
per cent home loan and home pur-
v chasing contracts, operating, under
sao-called declaration Of trust
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
STOCKS D|SPL ~
STRONG
0V
on and Industrial Shares
Active ii Early
Trading

NEW YORK. July "a. Strength
and activity characte the
STANDARD OIL and industrial stocks
on the. New York Curb Exchange
today. Higher prices and broad
81 market for the active oil stocks
featured the market at the open
iing, and improvement was noted
as the. session proceeded.
Prairie Oil and Gas sold UP 2
points higher today at 2l15z. At
which price the stock Is nearly
30 points above the recent low.
Standard Oil OF Indiana st IS was
fractionaily higher. as also was
STANDARD Oh 81 New York at II
and Vacuum at Ssh Standard Of
Kentucky was up 2 points At l1S.
Reaction on profit taking char
acterized q portion Of the indus
trial shares though the declines
were not severe. Gillette Razor
sold down to- 297, Tor q moderate
loss. DubiIier Radio continued It's
sensational advance and recorded
d new. high ct IS, b gain of
points since Monday. United Gas
ana Electric was the most active
OF the public utility stocks and
sold about one point higher.
Bonds were steady and fairly 40.
tive. Szecho- Ei0valSia republic So
We're strong at "a: Childs Res
tauTant 6s active around IO4 and
Virginia Railway 81 at Ssh
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
Chicago live Stock

CHICAGO, July rs. Small re-
eeipts Of hogs again resulted In i
buoyant market, with prices rs to
so cents higher. The market il so
to rs cents higher N two days.
Top reached 1886. with the bulk
of the good hogs at $500 to $9.3O
In the cattle market, receipts were
moderate and the good fat steers
sold strong at rs cents higher, with
the grassers slow to move at steady
prices. Cows and heifers sold about
steady, and the BUN market was
strong. Calves were not much
changed.
Lambs sold weak. 70 rs cents
lower. because receipts were com.
paratfvely large.
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
AMERICAN GIRL 10 WE'D &
COUNT IN HISTORIC CHURCH
(Furnished by ". a HMM = Z

ROME, July 23s-With all obiec.
tons disposed Of, final arrange.
ments were made today for the mar.
rtage Of Miss Felicia Oglesby, Of
Elkhart, Ill, to Count Bolognitti
IN the historic Cenci church to.
morrow.
The vatican has granted the per-
mission to the counts family to
open the ancient church.
Cardinal Nasalli ROcca win arrive
today from Bologne to celebrate the
nuptial mass. n. "A
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, July 23.--AlI grains
were lower at today's opening. sen.
ing pressure and absence Of buying
was responsible. Some recovery fol.
lowed the opening break.
Wheat was erratic. Trading was
heavy. An opening dip met con.
siderable buying toward noon and
prices recovered.
Corn enulated wheat. OPENING
lower, prices came back on. buying,
dipped again and then once more
came back.
Oats followed the other grains.
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
Foreign Bonds

FURNISHED By w. p. Hibbs 3 Cob
French - ..ss................. 81
French So ......s......s...s. ~s6
Premium Sc 46i
Italian Notes, 1895 ....s........ 45l
Italian .......s.s........ ~
Belgian Res. So .......ss.....s.. SO
Premium So ................. ~
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
0. 8PABNINGs
GAIN DURING
JUN
Net Income Of Telephone
GO. Shows Increase Over
Same Month Last Year
Bx HARRY faTTaAcK.

Net income 81 the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company
for the month of June showed .
substantial Increase over the same
month last year. according to the
operating report OF the company
filed with the Public Utilities Com.
mission today.
The total net income of the com
rany last month amounted tc SIG,
/ vv9 as compared with $104, sos FOL
June 1923. Net income for May,
1924, was $11S.134. Total operating
revenues for June amounted "a
$AS2, 729 while total operating ex
penses were $329,87l. Net operat.
ing revenues amounted to SIS, s5s
~ compared with $1S4.5S5 for the
I same month last year.
The Washington times., 1924-07-23

1oday's Bond Market

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49, q a. sutAAS u, ~ 49, sssss3s Akf y
y. ~ ~ y
1sss.1M Il 4L ~ a 80, ss.sss N Ave n
hep. Of Bolivia ~ 19a4 81 .as s0M
Cube Ry. Sps 1859. SO. 4. &. sssss 935 ss
- ~ - 8. - Z. = 80 "a
Canadian nv IS: 195 80 ssssslss 103k
Canadian ny So. 1895 Il. ....,... 10l
~ ~ = - i $3.50 1vsse
Rep OF Chtie Ses 1886 :. !. ...saSsls 106
Rep. 81 Cuba ctfs. { Is. 1888 seq
e.xeeh Il elovs ~ Il. 5esg -
80 & 80 80 50 - : sssss re
Dutch East Indies So, 1869 .... 96M
Dsnmark 90. lg4 -. ...l...
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Kingdom of Serbia 81 s4..sss...3.. SIS
s.weden AZ HI i. !. !. s 3. y. 10sM
-9nited klng of ct Britain hs., l04
An Agricultural Chem 4 x j ...'... IS Is
Anton Jurgens 6a. 3. !. /. ..5ssss.l..a ~
Enica gp.AlIon Rway 2ns......... 63H
GSn M e Rlzy : Y .l...... 4tgs
American q q ks. i. ....... 100 II
american Water Works BE- 9fS
atlantic Coast Line 7s.S.. 1OTjS
5a,to-s9hio 3 shs... Il. y. ..,.s..... 99H
t5 s ohio cy n - $685. ......., 90Jk
5Fokl6n- Manhattan 500
5ethiehem Steel 6s ........... 81
8 ~. y. ". DIV. S5s..s......ss. s9k
canadian Pac 81 ........ 81
Ana Cop Min. Co es.. ..... SfM
ana ana Cop. Min. Co. III. $50
E Rep Is csoP FsoSg,, G e. &, 1og
Snes. IL Ohio cv 81 5000. Ss<
Cole, q So. Ry.s ~ n. IS. 1890. sisk
$500. Fl s. ~ Issenerlene e1M
Gr.s Bay n West ii. III 7s...s.s iIc
CT. Bay q Vest III II. 81 D. ..s... io1x
srSna Irunk of Canada 81. losE
* 49, 80 " !. q SenAaa 49,. 1I44s
Goodrtchsz "a, II. e3k b. -. 5000. 9ei
Chicago Great West RI ii. ST., seH
TMaseo,n n.a,nn % b .s......y es
Holland Am. Line 6e...i.s.......... 76&
lI!lnois Central Ry. $1,000. 101&
| 15linots Central Ry. W. ..ss.s... i1fiS
Tntars ~ ~ ~ ss
| Inter. Kapid Transit 6s.s. "a
inter. Rapid Tranait Tss ..s.9..s.. 90
I 4nser. 5rsat Northern ct 6s...s.. 99H
,knteE. Great Northern ~ 6ss...s.. san
4 3 e Gas e. $50. 9s
:, =. - ~, rover 6s. s...... 93E
Kelly sprlng. Tire q Rubber co. So sb
Tn 81 Stty south. = =. I'd BE- 90M
4lg8e1L Y Meyers Tob: co. Is.s... 1lSA
I Is1aks SHORE 4 Mich, Ry. - '2s.. 9Sn
missouri ass i Ken. Tai 4sa IL. i. Il: ss
Sn4Aama copper GO. s:.... ....... 1lk@
montana Power CO. bs.......... 97E
Minn 4, Fac. hy; 81 So y; . g
NoL " amer. Edison Ss.. ...... 9eM
-. :. y ~ = g. ~. cNs 49, Pas
y ~. q. A H ny. e. ....ss..
Nortnern Kac. ~. 6s............ 96M
ts0rlnern Rac. ny. %. ......s...s 106&
81 s1er n Ssa IS rover GO. bs... ssM
~ " TsI. Ss s49....i... ........ 1eTA
S MI. t. "a ss:...ssss.e.ss.f III
49,. "a. Ecu IeI. es..s.......s. lel
S4Isgoh SnoLL Line - ..ss.sess. 97k
s s:s;|i: . Ss.s: !. i 81
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
The Government See.
The Handwriting on the Wall

45S9S War Savings Certificates have
been withdrawn from the market
The interest on Treasury Certificates
has declined from 40 to 23499o
Federal Reserve Banks have reduced
interest rates to 4% and 31590
And even call money in New York
has fallen as low as 20
BUT
We still have, on hand some attractive
First Mortgages in denominations as
scw as 500 which will return the in
weston 79o. If your money is not now
available but will be free in the near J.
future, we will Be glad to reserve
your investment for you.
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
N. Y. Cotton Market

NEW YORK, July %. The cotton
market was steady at the openine
today with first prices up rs to 40
points. July opened at 3a.2O, uu
Is points: October. 27.56, up 81;
December, 1855. up AZ.
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-Spots In.
creased demand; prices steady; sales
1000 bales. American mids fair
1887: good nnids, 18.77: fully, 1897
nlids, 17.42; low, 16sS1: good ordf
nary 1857; ordinary. 1907
Futures opened steady.
The Washington times., 1924-07-23
. OIL Stocks

FURNISHED ~ w. b. Hibbs & col
The Washington times., 1924-07-23

At - ~ AssSAeS&A ~ ~, p tk4DN0 u cor
anglo Amor. OIL Ce.l4hsew. n 1871 ggE
Ep1ne-Scrymeer CO.,... l2fg iaag
buckeye Pipe Line ca {ef
GheseborOugh Mfg. Co i laasi 1a1k.
Continental OIL CO. al III "a =
Crescent Pipe Line COIL lfkl IL
Cumberland Pipe Line. ll4f laf1
IEureka Pipe Line s.....f az ee
Galena-eignaI OIL Co.--Coml Sc 81
GalSna-Sig. OIL Co.. .--Pfd Ill0 fits
Illinois Pipe Line Co....l131 Ma
Indiana Pipe Line Co...... 90 81
National Transit Co....s. 211ki 191k
N. x. transportation CO...s.I 81 6s
Northern Pipe Line Co..... 81 SIS
Ohio Oil Co...s....ss.....1e 81 Y6a
Prairie on q Gas Co...... Izo9Ml2l0
Prairie Pipe Line CO. ..... il08 1k1iO8
Solar Refining CO. ...ss... lleO If8S
Southern Pipe Line Co....s. es3kl o65k
South Penn. OIL Co.s...... l1sO l1s2
s. w. Penn. Pipe Line Co. Il 81 IS
standard OIL Co. Ind 1881 67Nl G1R
Standard OIL Co. fKan.l ...t 80 NJ
Standard OIL ca. l1a1ski112
Standard OIL CO. (Hseb.l I2SS I2l3
STANDARD OIL Co. M. Y.l.. II 4O4I 109f
standard on CO. f0hi0l l2eS 1870
swan q Finch Co...s.s.s..I ~ NJ ~
Vacuum Oil CO. ....s.....a.l sax $50
Washington Oil Co..ss.s.s.i 3eMi 30
PENN Mexican Fuel ...s.ss 30 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

.T'HE world war achieved many
4 unusual things and among these
was tho changing OF pretty Red
Cross nurse into a vaudeville enter
.tainer.
For this Is tho story OF Louise
Langdon, Tacoma miss. whose lifting
soprano voice has thrilled Hcilig au.
.dicnces for seven weeks now and
whose popularity seems to grow with
every coming show.
Mas Langdon went 10 France with
the first American forces, began us.
ing her tnlents as an entertainer
heretofore confined TO her home sur.
rouudings-and soon developed into
such a favorite that she was trans
ferred from the hospital corps 10 a
". NJ. G. A. group.
Upon her return, she turned her Mt.
tention 10 the concert stage and q
few months ago deserted this field
FOR her present occupation.
"Sing2 That's one thing I'D rather
do nothing else but" she declares and
her followers say IL Ia just this idea
brought out in her voice that puts
her across 30 big.
This week she Is singing Song OF
the Soul" from the play. THE Clim.
AK" as feature Of tho daily con-
certs offered at the Third avenue
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Dick TaImadge Is
Great Stunt Actor

II was while making scenes Tor
stepping Lively" the film attrac.
ton at tho Winter Garden. that
Richard Talmadgu met with a scri.
GUS accident which nearly cost the
young star his lie. Talmadgc u
rated m one OF tho most darinE
stunt actors appearing before the
camera. He does some Of his sen.
raiional stuff in this new picture,
Mildred Harris has ",ho girl" role,
and az usual. the 10 charming
stepping LIVELY" is an adaptation
of Frank Howard Clarks clever
story % tho same name,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Pantages Offers
Bill of Variety

Leona Lamar. for those who Ike
her form Of entertainment. h a d.
yertlng hendlinsr at the Pantages
this week. but for all.around general
appeal. the honorH should be divided
between Harry and Harriet seebncG,
IN novel punching bag number. and
Joe Kennedy and Ray Martin,
whose blaek-faee Hkit Is an able
comic act.
Miss Lamar Processes 20 read the
minds Of any Of her audience and 70
tell the past, present and future,
The scebacks' number Is a new
novelty. and Ia n really clever turn.
II ends the program. and draws sey'
sral encorcs. even from an apntheic
Monday audience Of "firstnighters"
Mabel Blondell has more person
Atty than voice. but she puts across
her popular eccentric songs In great
style. with the aid Of a good tenor,
sam Armstrong. Her male partner
IL also "a pianist and banjo player
and they get good hands.
Harry Ross and Eddie Edwards,
who look more like a couple Of school
boys than vaudeville actors. stage
an amusing mixture OF college boy
hokum. singing and dancing with the
aid Of that traditional old melody
"Ynma.Yamn"
Tho -Four Nelson's present weird
work with hoops and whoops" in a
fast juggling and spinning opener
aud the Herbert Lloyd company Is on
the bin with a mixture OF comedy
and music.
Mabel Walker and a male assistant
plug a new Irving Berlin song N
Glenn Gofrs songalogue.
Aliecn Pungle. Rubye dc RemeT
and House Peters star in the screen
attraction. Don't Marry for Money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

one thousand women but only
ono man have roles In The Last
Man on Eath.- fanthsic % feA.
turn length coming soon from tho
william Fox studios
Another adaptation % an Oulda
story. FLAMES Of Desire. viii BE-
the picture title Of "strathmorr." d,
ia announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Noted Character
Actor in Manhattan

George slegmann. noted character
actor Ia now appearing In hia third
Paramount picture. Manhattan" in
support Of Richard DIX. at the Coll.
scum thcatsr this week. His fist
was The Guilty one" made al the
tasky studio In Hollywood. under
Joseph nonahsr,'s direction. The
second was az the Long Island stu.
do IN - salntcd Devil" also a
Iisnabrry production. starring Eu.
dolph Valentino. wherein Mr siog'
mann played the part OF a South
American bandit. In Manhattan. I"
SIR. siegmann has tho role Of the
bullying. cruel Bud Mc0innlH, the
boss Of Hcl's Kitchen and its gung
81 yeEEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Xxx aiser's Villa
ShoUn at Colonial

Five years ago. altho Italy was siill
in tho mids, Of war. certain luxuri.
Gus villa near Sorrento was kept
closed from tho public. Its owner
was tho German kaiser. Wilhelm III.
Last spring. the cx-kaiscr's villa
was used as location for the most
beautiful love scenes ever filmed
the gorgeous background OF rare
shrubs. exquisite trees and mirrored
pools we're stage settings for the love
scenes between Lillian Cish and
Ronald Coimhn IN Tho White Sis
ter" Tuesday film attraction az the
Colonial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

|sr..ns wnd Animals in Holly.
= ssoula prove 20 be- ono Of
| -, unusual pictures in 1898
r,s means anything. Many
ss are promised IN this,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Capt. Blood" Best
Pirate Film ShotUn

Captain Blood" is considered by
many the most popular OF Rafael
sabatlni's novels. A. a pho,oplay
showing AZ tho Liberty ,hs week Il
is certainly ono OF tho most exciting
pictures filmed for some time and
far exceeds any OF the pirate pic.
lures up 90 date.
J. Warren KIulEnn shines as the
pirate leader who falls In love with
pretty Aubella Bishop played b.
Jean pnlgcl Kerrigan IN a hand
some Captain Blood and inIseia just
the right amount OF vim and viEor
into his difficult role.
A novel prologue IN keeping with
the plot of The picture IL staged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

Tho Hurricane Rld' and ''rhe
Lone OUTLAW" are two Hoot Gibson
productions SLATED Tor early release
D. Universal II 81. Bowers cele.
bmtsd novel. Tuning the West. is
also " be used aa vehicle for the
popular outdoor player.
Another .raeetfack classic. based
on the famous story Checkers" is
on the FOX production schedule.
Gold Heels Be- 20 be It's screen
title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Human Dregs in
"Hearts of Oak"

Human dsrelicts. drlftcru. amateur
the flotsam and istsam
Of tho waterfront. tho scum o. the
Seven Seas.
How would you like 10 embark on
an Arctic voyage with crew con-
seripted from these dregs Of human.
ity7
Such are Terry Dunniyau'a ship
mates IN Hearts o. Oak" tho sea
farinR drama which is showing az the
Hcillg this week
Hobart Bosworth plays Terry and
he acts his role well. Pauline starkt
plays tho feminine lead.
Incidentally. McKco's Arcadinn
band and tho Hellig entertainers have
an unusually attractive musical pro-
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

kolb and Din are here
this iceek IN Politics" They
are Just as funny as eUer and
surrounded by a clever
group of entertainers inclnd-
ing some real songbirds, and
Ernest Bal, famous COM
DoSer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Sacrifice and Mystery
in *, the UnknolUn"

The extent OF sacrifice that a
woman will make for the man she
loves is made one or the many
strong themes OF Mary Roberts
Rinehart's great story, *" which
under the title. TX. the Unknown"
il showing a. the Columbia this
week.
Percy Ma1nont has the name
part with Virginia Vail playing
sidney Page. the belle Of small
town.
Noticeable In the supporting cast
Is Aiargarin Fischer. who win be re-
membcrcd az star tn the days OF
Pauline Bush. Maurice Costello and
other fayoritcs Miss Fischer por-
trays very nicely the rather thank.
less role OF Carlotta Harrison. upon
whom much Of the story hinges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

e. Gardner sulllyan's own produc.
ton Of his own story. Cheap kiss
e." has Just been released by the
Film Booking Offices. II is hailed
as the biggest thing this organiza-
ton has yet offered the American
motion picture public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

The empire yoke line Is FIRE.
qucntiy noticed on new frocks,
either In the front or In the
back. but rarely in both places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
Can't Decide

Which One She Likes Best; Capitol Star
Seems to Have Two Lovers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

Ten thousand tons OF fuel oil are
consumed on one round trip by the
liner Lsyiathan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02

Ribhsd weavcs are noticed IN
the newest silks. varying In
width from the very fine 10 the
very heavy ribs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-02
TuHy Marshall Is
Scream IN NeD Film

fully Marshall Ia stealing the pic
turo away from petite little Viola
Dana AZ the blue Mouse this week
IN the film version OF tho stage com
cdy. Along Came Ruth" His por'
tTayal o. the blbulous storekeepcr il
ono Of tho best bits Of comedy Of
Tered the screen for agrs.
Tuliy u a great old character
actor and can be rated alonE with
Ernest Torrcnca. Theodore Roberts
and Claude olliugwatcr when Il
comes 10 acting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-05-21
GLEN HAVEN

Frank Walz made a business trip
to Winnipeg, Can, last week.
Charles Myers of Bloomington was
in town Thursday
Leo Esser, Glen Tate and John
Welsh drove to P. D. c. Thursday to
see Andy Wish who is in the SAM
tarium there. He is reported much bet
ter.
Walter Knox of Lancaster was IN
town Thursday.
Miss Agnes Klinkhammer and moth
er of Cassville visited at the Mrs.
Gertie Orr home Friday. Miss Leona
Orr returned home with them for
few days visit.
Mrs. Jake Noble and little girl of
Gutenberg spent Friday with Mrs.
Glen Radka.
Harley Weaks and wife and Miss
Sylvia Weaks were shopping in Du-
buuue Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tornowske \and
son Robert of Monona, Ia, came Sat
urday for an over Sunday visit with
the formers mother and brother, Mrs
Caroline Tornowske and Will.
Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Kerkselk were
in Cassville Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan DOnahue and Mr.
and Mrs. Dahman and two children OF
North McGregor came Saturday TO
visit until Sunday afternoon at the
John Thiessa and Charles Tate homes
Thos. Keoke returned home Satur-
day from Kenosha where he has been
working.
The village school closes Friday
with a picnic given for the children
and parents.