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Vessels in Other Ports

TACOMA Arrived. Sept iD-gtr
ChilllwiUl, from y. g. ports. at .. M +:
str Manila MHru from Seattle. At .. ~.
Sailed. sept to--str Rcgulus for seattle:
htr chllllwark for u. g. az ~ .. M:
str Caddopcnk for Everett. AZ 10 y. m. /.
htr Grlffco for ~ g.. ~ 4 y. ht.
EVEHETT-Saiiod Hept iAa-gtr ] I.
iuchenbach for Boston via Anacorfer. At
y. m. ctr Willpolo for Philadelphia via
Port Gamble at . b. M. str suIcrrsyco
for New York via Dsllingham. az II .
m. Arrived. Sept ii,--str Caddopoak
from Los Angeles. ~ n. m. SEPT 10
Hir Csdarctts from San Francisco via
Eureka. at : y. m
PORT WSSEND--p Passed In Hepf
il.--str lowlck Hall for Everett NJ g.g5
a. m.i str Horace LuckonbReh for e..
attic. az $3.50 o.. N. Passed out sent
i0-<,itr Admiral Hogora for AiasIta, at
1870 .. m; str !. l. Luckonbaci for
AuncohcF, ~ $3.50 y. IN.
DuNgESEsS- Passed IN. Sept II -
Btr Yosemite for Seattle. at 9 o.. IN.
slr Horace Luckenbach for Seattle, AT
$50 a. M. ctr lioWjck Hall Tor Seattle.
at $3.50 b.. M.
Arrived. Sept. 10 Str
Canadian Observer frnm Los Aupetea. M
2 y. lu.i Etr London Importer from Lon
don, ~ 10. m. sailed. Sept. io.-str
tiHl Tor seattle, a, g y. M ms Tong
king Tor Copenhagen Iva ports. at
u. ~,
NtCToitIA-- Passed om, sept. IT, Ne
rouaklns Tor Copenhagen at / o. IN.
hYMOND-- Sailed, Sept 10. Rtt
char. Christensen for San Francisco. nt
4 .. NJ; str Point Arena fo- Los hus
gclus, 90 Z y. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sept lO.-s,s
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrminai--pisr ti--atr Cad
dopsak. Pier t9--aw AkhEisAa Nhrg.
Bell Street TcrfninAi-C q G. % AiKou.
quin. Destroyer 81.
Pier tt-atr Yosemite
Pier 1-Atra Victoria. Alaska. EaEia 81.
Pier i--Htfs JHo1b Lucksnbach. Horace
Lucksnhaeh. liable ~ and a.
Pacific Coast Coal nauksrs--u. & 3 ne.
lief str HhidEuoka Maru.
q T. Shipping Board MsrfiuEs-strs Rup-
rum. Hsksrsfisid. city Of apokHns.
Connecticut street TtfmlnaI-sir Tanana
West fiimrod
puthis's-Poasf schF Ruby.
apokanS Street Tsfminai-str Bhn,a
fiasia. ms Cuihurra
EAst waterway Dock warehouse Co.
Str tatouehs,
Todd Dry posks--6tra Patterson. Eld-
ridge. Grisha. NsKulus.
Arnes Terminal Company -sirs osiris
crufton Halt
Stttiston's Mil scr C6iuHa.
Colman Creocote wotks-s.r n W nax.
ter.
Hsffsrnan's Dry Dock,-U. + c. O. Buo.
hnfniHh.
winsiow Marine Railway Eagle Harbar1
Str Hea King. srhrs Vancouver. Ella
s.. Aiuuiua. barKss CoquitlAm city.
Henry Willard. Crango and Griffron.
bktn Couggeror,
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BANK CLEARINGs

Cascade from san Francisco. at a. IN
sailsd-gtr III Captain Tor han Fran
cisco. 81 I y. m.
ASTORIA Sailed. Sept io.-str tfor.
sec iuektnbsch FOR Seattle. sent IL
Str HtnaNon for United Kingdom, AZ
a. ~, SEPT. io-str Baron Oziiyy for
United Kingdom. az n. m.
san FRANCiBCo-Arriyc Sent IL
str u, y. Alexander from Seattle. al
g. M Sept 10 SIT Dorothy Alexander
from Los Angeles. az midnight; ar
poylestoen from seattle. a. %. m.
hailed, sept io-str p. b. Kinkslry FOR
Vancouver. at midnight. afr Harry f,urk.
snbach for Philadelphia. at 10 a. m rtr
Lurilne for Seattle. AZ 10 y. M. str
Texas for seattle. NJ .. m. str II. 4.
Loop for sssttle. at y. m; str Emma
Alexander Tor los Angeles. nj noon
str AhifHnsy FOR London. at 4 %. IN
LOS ANGELES Arrived. sept 10.
Str Point LohoH from Seattle! q. 4 q
GUYANA from cruise saiicd-str Ed
gar f.uckenbhch for seattle
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Portland Live Stock

'attle- Receipts. sse Tone o. market.
weak, Steers medium. 1879. com.
mon, ttges hsiferr. medium ana CON.
mos, iisao b.sts cosa, medium and
common. iautis. eannsrn ana ruttfrH.
lt,bgus! bulls, Gamers ana hoiaEns \
iathg $50 calves. medium and
choice. 10 he. dawn. i7.t80lo. 100
20 30 lts, iftoads8. go lie. VI.
fs.to0Tfb
Hog Receipts. 1850 Tone % msrh,,
weak Medium. good aud choice ies
70 100 pounds. ib.s9HIg. 200 10 20
pounds. ip.ssup5s. 20 pounds no.
ifs sel packing. smooth beayy.
it.sttt9 packing. ruuEh heavy. $50
1855 slaughter pigs. itBa. fsedrrs ara
atoekers tG.1DB1.t0
sh~ep Receipts $50 Tone % mArkr,
tirhdF lambs. h~aYyur ghts mrflug,
ard choice, itNt1f cuiis and com.
mons all Weight fsie8k.s0, wslhsrs.
500 tuts. common 70 choice. "a
GG.se.
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GRAIN FUTURES
PICK UP
Provisions Follow Others on
Board OF Trade Climb

CHICAGO, Sept ii.-Grain futures
closed sharply higher on the board
u trade today.
Tremendous exports awakened
speculative buying aud wheat
scared 10 a sharply higher fnlsh
Total export HHier. according 60 un.
official figures were four million
wheat, one aud half million rye.
hair million barley 80. 900 barrels
% flour aud some DaAs
Corn was M on late buying In
duced b. a crop experts statement
following a tour % the corn belt
Tho crop he said IL generally late
and considerable area VIII be a total
loss
oats went ~ with other gfainu.
Provisions sold higher.
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CANADIAN mIRELrss

str nrookdair. san Francisco for Sc
attic. ta1 miles from Seattle.
Str Canadian Trooper bound Tor As
toria. s50 miles from Astoria.
str 1>Ikangrr bound for Portland, 900
miles from Columbia river.
Str waiotnpu. sydney for Vancouver.
f.2i5 miles nom Eateyhn.
sir british Monarch. bound for grays
iisrBor. Loss miles from Grsya Harbor.
ctr France Msru. New York for Yoko-
hama via Los Angeles. Lie miles from
San Francisco.
Str Benricurh. 1886 miles from Van.
cpuvcr. inbound
Str Token. Ian Francisco for RriH-
baps. $500 miles from San Francisco.
Btr Las Vegas. Now Zealand FOR San
Ffhnclaco. i0ss miles from San IRAN
cisco
str Empress Of Asia. Yokohama for
Vancouver. i.p7i miles from Victoria.
Ctr Yukon. ~ Valdez southhound
Htr OtHcRo, left lialibut Cove at $3.50
y. m. southbound.
Htr Katherine u. aduAw ilhrbor for
PCS miles from Kctchikau
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Boston Wool

boston. sept ill-Thsrs De- fair De.
mand Tor WOOL and prices are strong an
along the line, Trade o. awaiting orsn-
lnG ~ The foreign hgrti1us Iaapy.
H eight seasonal requirements are ctpert.
- 70 be heavy ana dealers ere boxing
for further advances from thr apsnfrg
~ $40 fofslEl auctions Fleece grsoi-
continue active, dsiainss moving ~ nom
Be a. Sc Tor Ohio typss FsrslgD
woods move nom local bonded wars.
houses ana prices have shown preference
~ adFhnsc Stocks are limited
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Omaha Live Stock

Cattle Receipts. i.se0 Tone OF market
mostly steady. YsRriinEs. iT.ssu
1880. stesra, son. cows and hoifers
t1.beHe7b stockrrr and feeders s. SO
ESQ. calves. t5.t01ioso. bulls and
stays i57sH57s.
Hogs Receipts. 800. Tone OF fnarke,
ioDiie higher; bulk. is5Oaa.60; TOP.
1915.
sheep Receipts. 1900. Tone OF market.
weak To 2sC lower. Yeariinga. SS.EoH
10. wcthcrs. iS07: lambs ili5O8
1875; ewes. i5a4
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived sept tt.--Etr Iassfuits ffum
San frangtnea VIA Tsuama. 81 ~ 3 "a.
ptr standard Service from Alaska. az
1910 g. IN. or C1lusa from Talsma via
Everett ~ b 10 str caddsnrak from
Tacoma via Everett. ~ tss9 p. ms a.
n e. o. sush8uiish Com ALASKA. at CO
.. m. stF ~ W Hastor from t.as Ans
stits ~ porte. 90 l511 .. 20. sept Ia
atf Roth Alexander from toH Angeles
Via porte al i3.a9 o. 90
sailed Sept u -Wf President Iack-
Hoa Tor tacoma 81 D. tn. sr Hin Tor
Sydney VIA Portland, a. 80 M. ppusr
sthf Apollo for N8mr. AZ tts .. nj.
ctr Tivsrten Tor san Ff.nsifca VIA Port
Gamble, At sis9 p ".
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nswspapsrs. etc.
Pacific Coal ca. olyrupia. ts90a r.
l. utaarp snd Ida Ntisaa
Lane Thrift Stores, spokane. f-s.aoe.
" tAar, ". l. Lane and Roy \.
Etdnsid
uoldbsrE uphots,srirs a Fgruiiurs
Manufacturing CO.. amendment chang
ing nAaa 70 Msdsrn uphoistering MIG
Co. Inc
Tho cherry street Presbyterian Church
81 seattle. amsndmsut changing name 20
TIE MadroaA Presbyterian Church Of Sc
aisle
black Weir aiiplax CO. ). 80 Hear.
= y. Appl..guist =. T. Hamiin. 50
Feats ssattlR. i1b.7ag.
Harden Inv co.--c. " Harden. y. p.
Waters. Z. Il. Puiasf. $4,000. % years;
seattle
o. y. HsupAlu tasrinE Co. n.nlus
BAN. ,io.eoo. Q. Z. hsmphiil add Lea.
ter whitmeys
oasis service station. 5000. we
natehss. u. II. Hopkins and Harry Nc
Ascpousit.smish Co. Seattle. iio.sso.
fsa Maeppnsii ard .. borden smith.
70 carry on merchandise brokerage busl.
ness.
NssiT Invsstmsn, CO.. seattle. iS.ss0.
g. W. Sssly. Ross FARLEY. r. = Bodio
ard A. =. Chapel
warn Beach development co. o,
Nsutssano. is9.e99. e. ~ Rsses ard
". ~. abel. To operate vessels etc
70 operate railroads nHd electric lines
as a private carrier. but not as a csm-
mon carrier.
Hsrbor Investment Co. Aberdeen,
tsso.0 900. q ~ Anderson and g. =. An.
dsrsoa. 4. ". Middleton. ". n. Abel
and ~. y. Anderson.
Bsryles Hardware Co. TacornA
Amendment Increasing capital stock
from Is 900 20 tfs.098
creacent candy 60. Vera achosn. T.
Ealgard. 4. y. schosn. % years. ssaais.
s. o00
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Great Asset to Northwest

Railroad men ali over tho country
arc talking about the NEW ORiEN.
TAI LIMITED. finest train 10 or
from the East Great Northern
railway. no extra farcl Leaves
seattle nightly al S O'Clock for Chi.
cago. Tickets. 1903 Fourth Ave.
MA Observation-Disclosures.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW lui.k, Sept ne Foreign e.
chhnFc opened hiEhrT, atrylinr. ttts1b
lranrH. i8bssss lire. i08la7 HeIEisn.
ly.pt1bl marts 23ks per iHiiiou.
sweden. $780, Norway. Iaft
Foreign exchange closed ttfhdy atrr-
jug demand. fatbt pp france.
e-as 2. w iooaota Inc teuf85 3 %
le.eQHl belgian francs. G9.0tg5. uu
80 psogtl Warku. zsgs Tor one gold
mari shanghai 70. foFohamA. sOtg.
ltassis at6l Sweden. 1861. Norway.
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Portland Produce
IhuTtlay's onotations

buttsr--cubc s1grAs. tc. Standard
81 tci prime nrsts. ale. nfsts. acc
hsEs-Etuat &c. fifaiu 900. puiIo,s
SIC. current receipts s5e
Live paulip Selling prlresf u.a,y
hens, faci tEht hens. iiWIt4c. brsii.
ere. light $40 use. heavy brolisrs. ss4
sao. young ducks. white. zoe
Dressed poultp Buying price o. whole
Haisrs= No . dry picked hrus lie
snd under lie. over lbs. zoe. over
he. gsr
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Alaska Vessels

kErCtfttt Az sailed sept ti-sr
Alameda seulhbsHud. az 1880 .. m.
CpnpuFA sailed. sept ti.-=bir IT,
Non. suuth isphd. a. 10 a. m
VALDEZ sailed. Efpt- ii.-=Hu Admit
raj watson. upaihbound. AZ 1870 y. pa.
hirkA--a sailed. sept ii-str Queen
Eguthtuauh - a. ~.
kETCHikAS SAILED Sept. H. Htr
Northwestern. uotthbauHd. AZ a. IA.
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STOCKS GREATLY
IMPROVED
Up Considerable as Money
Market Relaxes
WALL sTnTIsT JOIuNAL TINAN-
IIAI HusAguHsN

ttAL HENiIsM
eLW YORK sept ~ The week
% itdtfhl reserve statement pointed
i9 relaxation lu the money market
Hli Hi'tha maintained decidedly
improved tone that was ln evidence
90 llurFdHy afternoons dfFiiuar
steel common reached o. uHw high
afuunl IN ~ current recovery az
roo baldwin a. 1870 and MaF
HrN a. a. d. while no Irrurrrnrr
"I mo recent selling pressure WAS iu
tf violence any where iu the lIrt
Opening prices included a. s.
steel 1878 80 o. American can.
~ Anhisuu. l1t. Pan American
Petroleum %. sats. American wool
81, bla up "a Sinclair. ~. OF y
htudthnkfr. 31ia, W ~ Union pa
eifie. 1885, s. r. a D. 1904. up
= southern Railway. sg., 90 ~.
!.aldWin, igih. up go Southern
up
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San Francisco Produce


iHuF~nh1 fluctuations
Butter -Ettras. a. &c. prime firtta. ssc.
frHtn. z7gc.
LEEs- Extras NHc; extra pulleta sc.
underlined pallets, &c.
ohs''s-eal. flats fancy. 2ohe.
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American Telephone Z Telegraph Co.
10th Dividend

q. The regular quarterly dividend Of
TWO Dollars and Twenty-F Cents
per snare will be paid on Wednes-
day, October 3. 1873. to stockholders
Of record at tho close OF business ON
Saturday. September 20. 1924.
II. BLAIR-SMfTH. Treasurer.
Advertisement
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PARIS, Hept ii=Tho Bank Of France
today announced decision g. rhias n,
rate on advances 20 So. This h ,bs
special rate on securities
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Weather Bureau Report

TATpoHit BLAND. sept. iz.--t ~.
a-hsfeusi-f failing. eisar viHd east. ~
mlias au hrur
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Sept. ii.--Cash whsat-No.
red. iI1ih. 40. , rcd. ti.ssotaaA F..
No. hard. IissA Uis7; No hard.
tl.2faLss
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VEGETABLES
rric~. Paid Nhoie.sls Dealers

CTh. prices Etrsa are tsoss Eaads 10
r,tal dealers ~ wholssaisra VITA
fsu gsasonsi stesptions. prices 90 pro-
dsesrs can bs figured ~ d.dusiinE ths
cos, u tfansDortstioa 10 Seattle sud
approximately rs per cent for haslisE.
storage ard selling oostD
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tlIfiAN

i'irst nigh Tide
l@t a ma tgt n.
Iirpt Low Tide
&c a. ma o. n.
s~coua ltiEh Tide
istt y tn.. AL n.
,"-ond Low Tide
10 70 , u 80 O.
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MELONS QUOTED
AT PENNY
Hit Low Price Per Pound;
Pumpkins on Market

Wairrmeiuna wholesale. Are at
ihelr lowest price Ne wHH Indicated
laeF when the grurral price Go
retailers was reported az De- ~ itsr
a pound instead ~ the 81 quotation
Mhtth hhs prevailed
The produce. dairy and liYrstnri,
markets were steady Win hogs gem
crazy shoMiug Zee drop aud re-
eotpla Thursday ~ go hrad Bulls
are down to ~ minimum
New rarroir in duurn bunch lots.
tsn 10 had on tho street FOR iae
Instead 81 the lTlsr Ia zoe range
previously quoted Green onions are
~ s'sc o. 2sirc top price uH
dozen punches nov.
~ hfhIN~ Ol'tsN
At TWO CENTS
Pumpkins are now on the market
MholesallnE AZ 81 "a pound squash
arc down from ltr ~ ir ana are
nov wholcEaiinE az from gitc ~ sc
homegrown tomatoes. Tor fancy
stock. are up zoe, 60 Use ON field
boxes
California black figs shoNvd low.
errd quotations Friday with a drop
90 flsls a crate
Prices generally quoted Friday
follow
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Dr. Haynes. sis Denny Bldg. IL using
the machine bringing the Guns Heal.
ING Powers into the Home. Article
which appeared IN last Bgndsy's P.-f.--
Advertisement
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
HATIttD ~
n LII -

Iirst liiEh tide
llf a ~ re- n
itrst low Tida
10 90 a. m OF n
Serans Iiigh Tide
fIts s. m III g.
~--and Low Tide
o. 90 o m - q
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Liverpool Grain
Thu1daJs Quotation,


o.~n High low Close
Oc lis 100 lis 2ad lie isdiis .Hd
ps icsiisd iiui II "A i0aliadiisifs. a
SIR lila ais ssd lie dis s9d
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oats went ~ with other gfalna.
Provisions sold higher
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rr,es. raid whsl,..l. Dealer.
LIVE STOCK

opo'stl0a' at uaiaa s,esky.ra.
lnEAln
Evening star., 1924-09-17
Takoma.

Sunday and Monday, George Arliss
in "The Man Who Played Cod; Pathe
News and Topics: travel film. my
Country" Tuesday, Agnes Ayres in
The Guilty One; comedy. 'Tootsie
Woocsle." Wednesday and Thursday,
Betty Compson in Enemy Sex;
comedy, "Oh. Captain" Friday, Will
liam S. fart in wagon Tracks;
Aesop's Fables: Telephone Girl" No.
10: comedy. Getting Gertie's Goat"
Saturday. Anna Q. Nilsson in Half
a Dollar Bill" and Douglas Fairbanks
in 1.-The -Mollycoddle"; Aesop's Fables.
Shows begin at GAS and pm. be-
cause of length of the films.
Evening star., 1924-09-17
Empire.

Sunday and Monday, Tom Mix in
"The Trouble Shooter" and comedy,
Scared Stiff; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Leatrice Joy and Rod La ROGUE
in Triumph" and "A Pig Skin Hero;
Thursday and Friday. Marc McDer-
mott in "Hoodman Blind" and Fox
News; Saturday. William S. Hart in
Wagon Tracks and The Blow
Out" Also Ghost City" No. s, at
matinee only.
Evening star., 1924-09-17
Elite.

Sunday, John Bowers in when
Mans a Man; Monday, Tom Mix in
pals in Blue; Tuesday, Hope Hamp-
ton in Gold Diggers"; Wednesday,
Harrison Ford in Fools Awaken
ing; Thursday, Milton Sills in
Flowing Cold; Friday. Herbert
Rawlinson in "The Dancing Cheat;
Saturday, Constance Talmadge in
1.-THE Goldfish
Evening star., 1924-09-17
York..

Sunday and Monday. Douglas Mac
Lean in Never Say Die" and Mack
Sennett's 'The Lion and the Souse";
Tuesday, Fred Thomson in The
Fighting Sap" Sunshine comedy,
DUN and Daffy," and scenic, Far
Horizons; Wednesday, Pat o'Malley
and Mae Busch in Bread" and Harry
Langdon in "The Cats Meow;
Thursday, Eleanor Boardman, Creigh-
ton Hale and Pauline Garon in wine
of Youth" and Lige Conley in ~Wed-
ding Showers; Friday, The King of
Wild Horses" Jack Dempsey in win
ming His Way" and Charlie Chase in
Outdoor Pajamas"; Saturday, Tom
Mix in The Trouble Shooter" Cliff
Bowes in Turn About" Iron Man"
No. Is and Into the Net" No. 1.
If you need work, read the want
of
Evening star., 1924-09-17
Park.

Sunday and Monday, Corinne Grit
fifth and Milton Sills in Single Wives"
and Charlie Chase in "Why Men
Work: Tuesday and Wednesday.
"Wanderer of the WaSteland" and
Mack Sennetts comedy, THE Holly
wood Kid: Thursday, Claire Windsor
and Adolphe Menjou in For Sale"
and Pathe News; Friday, Lois Wilson
and Richard Dix in THE Call of the
Canyon and Poodles Hanniford in
Front; Saturday, Ernest Terrence
and Anna Q. Nilsson in side Show
of Life" and Lyman H. Howe's "a
tumble in the Jungle; also, matinee
only, eleventh episode of THE Fast
Express" starring William Duncan.
Doors open daily at 6 p.m., Satur-
days at 1870 pm. and Sunday at 2:30
pm, with continuous performance
both days.
Evening star., 1924-09-17
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Pola Negri in
Lilly of the Dust" and Zen Turpin
in Romeo and Juliet; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Gloria Swanson in MAN
handled" and Charlie Chase in "Why
Men Work; Thursday. Eileen Percy
and Irene Rich in yesterdays Wife"
and Harry Langdon in 'Flickering
Youth; Friday, Tom Mix in THE
Trouble Shooter" the Spat Family
in "Suffering Shakespeare" and
"Children of Rumania": Saturday. Shir-
ley Mason in Booth Tarkington's
Gentle Julia" Cliff Bowes in Head
On" and Into the Net" No. 2.
Evening star., 1924-09-17
ADJUSTMENTS
CONTINUED from Page 22.)

Baby Peggy in '"The Law Forbids";
Friday, Betty Compson in The White
shadow; Saturday. Wesley Barry. in,
The Printers Devil"
Evening star., 1924-09-17
Chew Chase.

Chevy Chase.
Sunday and Monday doors open
2:3o p.m.), Wesley Barry in George
Washington, Jr."; Chronicles OF
America, Jamestown; Aesop's Fa-
bles and News Events. Tuesday. Mae
Murray in Fashion Row; Spat Fam
lily in Help One Another" and scenic
Wednesday and Thursday, Bebe DAN
iels and Richard Dix in "Unguarded
Women; Mack Sennett's Nip and
Tuck; Fun From the Press and News
Events. Friday, Fred Thomson in
"Galloping Gallagher; Charles Chase.
"Outdoor Pajamas"; third episode.
"40th Door," Saturday doors open
2:30 p.m.), Anna Q. Nilsson and
Frank keenan, in Hearts Afiame";
Universal comedy. Tale Of a Cat;
third episode, Haunted Valley
Evening star., 1924-09-17
Circle.

Sunday and Monday, Norma Tai
madge in "The Song of Love-: Tues
day, Anna Q. Nilsson in Half Dol
lar Bilr; Wednesday, Laura La
Plante and Buddy Messenger in
Young Ideas: Thursday and Fri
day G and p.m.), abraham Lin
coin; Saturday, Ben Alexander and
Lloyd Hamilton in "A Self Made Fail
ure."
Evening star., 1924-09-17

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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STREETS
STARTS ON PAGE

Not an inch did he turn out for me,
either time he passed. But one
couldn't Judge all motorists by such
an he.
80 for the neIt 80 minutes ]
ambled up and down tho streets
averaging al least two good euss
lnss per minute for being in the
way OF some speed event. OF
courte. I Jaw some careful drivers
These were usually rolling down IN,
street looking fearfully 10 right
and left and expecting at any min
ute 20 be attacked from some un
expected angle.
Faith IL no name for what some
motorists have They come tear
lng down a aide hill with the utmost
faith that the street intersection
will be free OF traffic when they
arrive AZ that spot And IL some
body else Is there first there is the
grinding OF brakes and an httcmp;
TO dodge. The rule in such a cas-,
In: Never let a pedestrian spot
a good dodge" It's good rule
because Il keeps the city ambulance
driver from loaflng on the job.
After my experience there Is ons
thing want 20 ask the motorists
II you must BE- careless OF human
lives al least have consideration
for the street cleaner lie HAS e
be in the streets. the pedestrian,
arc there By their own choice.
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miles to the northward. at 1880
a. m.
At dawn the three planes. spick
and span for the start OF the last
long transatlantic journey. were
wheeled to the slip ways and
launched on the river. They were
supplied with oil and fuel and four
hours later were in the air. roaring
northward.
A large crowd checred the de.
parture.
The weather was calm. in con.
trast to tho transforms that have
hampered the alrmen In their final
preparations during the past week.
Before leaving Lieut.. Smith
thanked the Blackburn company for
the use OF its airplane plant here
and the assistance furnished by IT'S
staff.
Moorings for tho world planes
were provided for by tho plants
employees.
Waiting for the flyers at Kirk.
wall is Maj. Howard c. Davidson,
air attachc OF the American en-.
bassy In London. lie and Lieut..
Smith viii consult weather maps
from Iceland and Greenland when
the ayiators arrive. The next hop
Win take the world planes to Ice.
lard.
Visibility was somewhat poor. but
the aviators expected 10 reach Kirk.
wall within six and Ionc-half hours,
flying along the coast via Flambor.
ourh head.
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EAST SWELTERS
IN HEAT WAVE
Deaths Reported in Ohio as
Temperature STILES

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 80 After
sWslterinE thru one q the hottest
nights OF the summer. ohio today
awaited hopefully the thunder show
eru which were promised b. the
weather bureau.
Temperatures ranged into the b0's
yesterday Two deaths were sttrl-
buted 10 the heat in Cleveland ana
numerous prostrations were reported
from turnout the state Mrs Eliza
beth Burk. 81. died Of heart failure
Induced by the heat, and heat pros.
iration vas blamed FOR the death u
Miss Helen Oyutsr. Is. whose body
was found IN 4 bath tub.
DETROIT. Mich. July 30 Rain
this morning brought relief from the
hottest spell Of tho season. which
reached lis climax yesterday when
the thermometer climbed 10 % de.
Ereea In spite Of the intense heat
only one prostrati0n Was reported.