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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-28
County Baseball League.

The following is the result OF Saturday.
games:
Rockville defeated Bethesda.
Glen Echo defeated Dicketson.
Boyds defeated Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-28

August 29-Dickerson at Rockville, Sill.
erSpring at Bethesda. Glen Echo at Boyds
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-28
Title 4 Investment Company of Maryland
1912 MARYLAND BUILDING, WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, ID. l
DIRECTORS.
Arthur G. Bishop,
Albert M. Bouic,
Norman G. Brown,
Clarence F. Donohoe,
George F. Hane.
Thomas Z. farrell,
Leonard L. Nicholson. Jr.,
G. Francis Owens.
DR.. Benjamin G. Perry.
Thomas W. Perry,
Ernest l.. Schmidt,
Eugene A. Smith.
j. Curtis,,Walker,
Jesse M.iWhite.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-28
neutrality-suspicious. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Take A Holiday
On Washday

DECLARE a holiday from
washday worries. No mat
ter how you've been doing
your laundry or having it
done, take a real vacation
from laundry troubles now.
Next Thursday when you
see the Tolman Laundry
wagon pass your home, give
your bundle to the driver.
Every article will be washed
expertly in mild soap, FL
tered water, the fiat pieces
ironed and returned to you
for only ~ cents a pound,
weight dry. The pieces
that require starch will be
starched. Phone us to call
any time. Regular cOllec-
tions are made every Thurs
day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-28

OFFIC ERS.
Ernest L. Schmidt. President;
Eugene A. Smith, Vice-P President;
Arthur G. Bishop, Vice-P President;
C. Francis Owens. Vice-President and
Title Officer;
Clarence F. Donohoe. Secretary;
Leonard L. Nicholson, Jr.. Treasurer;
Albert M. Bouic, General Counsel
Eugene W. Cissel. Asst. Sec. and Treas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-28
QH!I
LIVE IN THE COUNTRY,
BUT ENJOY THE CONvENIENCES
OF THE CITY.
LIVE m THE COUNTRY,

Hot water has long been regarded as
absolutely essential to the comfort and
convenience Of modern home life. In the
country and suburban districts as well as
In the larger towns and cities. The bath
room is no longer the luxury Of the city
man alone.
The modern systems Of water supply
give running water TO the bathroom.
kitchen and laundry In the country home.
With water available. Il Is necessary that
there be means for heating 1t. This Is
best accomplished by using a Kerosene
Tank Water Heater. With one OF these
Heaters you can have an ample supply Of
piping hot water on hand at all times and
yet have 1t at very small expense.
In stock and installed by
LOUIS J. RYAN,
Heating. Plumbing and Sewer Construction
Compressed Air Water System,
Rockville. Md.
june i9-tf Phone, Rockville 135-w
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-28

GUARANTEED
FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES.
g. per cent.
Secured on homes in the suburbs of Washington
in Montgomery County. Maryland.
Bearing per cent semi-annualIy, but sold at
price to net the investor 6 Sd per cent.
A
We h merI Ia
TheMve does t to
ywin
properties securing
and copy Of
GeineNMu
Community gsss y"
ehh
For hhr pnhh wde
Title 4 Investment Company of Maryland,
1912 K%e0 NV MARYLAND TITLE 6o1IDAN"
Ernest ASTS R%&p
Arthur Bishop
R S%Ss ssa% f%s:smr, eS S%% o
General ColsSII
EmNL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-28

MOTE-AHths sgsipsssnf remains che same except
that bsmpsvs, spays figs cossr cad gsefosseesr
20 Eosssv sa6pisd, wifk Be Sd medsis. Al Ovjcss
T. o. b. factory. Wss tas sSfva.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Realize Your
Failings and
Success Near
Know w hat Y on
Can't Do" Precept
of Millionaire

HOLLYWOOD. Nov 20. - what
IL Helfmotto has guided tho bust,
ness ttep, Of Joseph ~ sehenck.
managerial star of The United Ar
lists corporation and conceded By
an Hollywood 90 b. tho biggest Us
urr iu tie entire motion pirturr
Nprldt
How has this selfuadc muitlmIl,
lionaitu risen 10 the tupmost pima
Gle In the Jealous film fires without
ono dissenting word being hurled at
him from the cnwous hidolinesf
"So man b. greater than his liml
tatipus. declares sohenriS. under
whom work surh stars as Norma
Talmadge. Douglas Fairbanks, Mary
rlokford. Constance TalmAdge. BUS
tor keaten, Charlie Chaplin. Hiu
Hart and Gloria Swanson,
III a man knows mud appreciates
hin solfeonfessrd tlilinEH then he
may rise 10 auy position he desires,
II a man Is deficient IN ono partiru.
lar thing. DO can employ another
VINO u competent In that branch 10
till the gap.
schenck. besides bosslng the
cinema dvstinie8 81 countless mar
iUuettg aEpiranls. Is ono OF the lurg,
rst laudbodrm 10 the country lie
ia also the proprietor u many OF the
million. dollar amusement e1ngt
rions lu Atlantic Ciy und pthsrHum,
mtF ana winter resorts
The film leader believes that M.
fair lrgialatigu. relative 10 censor
ship Is throwing barrIeu uud OBJ.
slaelsa iG the path Of the film
wheels. which will eventually i'm
pede tho progress OF the cinema ma
chine.
Famous works Of literature arc
not censored just because child
should not read thrm" schcnck mr.,
CUES "But those same books. when
transferred 20 The screen. arc detected
and ruined beoatpo OF tho foolish
plea That child should not beo
them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Reproduce Train and
Station at Studio

An Immense reproduction Of an In.
tsrborough subway station and a
train wete bulli on the lot at unlycr-
al city for tho filming of subway
scenes To- where Was ~ tie Uni
Ytuul,Jewel starring Reginald Dem
ny. which Is uaw being shown az tho
Columbia.
II was directed by William Setter
The girls Ia tho cast are Marian
Nixon, THO raues. and Pauline Ca.
ron. tho "othFr woman"
rho KnIgGcrboelscr trio. the three
snappl youths who won such high
praise for their vocal efforts during
their last sojouu IN Seattle. arc Ep.
peaFinE on tho program this week Ia
a segica Of SONGS Tint Please" Tho
TRIO, composed ot L. pwish, snyder.
Keuncy H. Walton and J. Marshall.
are Spokane college boys. and had
gained many admirers thFuout tho
NuHhseat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
NOT so PRETTY, BUT
BUILT FOR COMFORT

1t took Warner Baxter. who plays
one OF the featured roles in Man.
neaugn." James Cruces next pro.
ductlon, Just three days to find a
1air OF 1907 shoes in Los Angeles,
The opening scenes Of tho pic
+urc, which is adapted from Fannie
Hursrs $4,000 prizc.winning story
Of the same name. take place in
1907.
Baxter found that shoes were a
good deal different looking then.
He describes the model % bun.
ION bumps on tho toes" All snappy
shoes were high, black, and had
hooks on tho upper half instead OF
lacing all the way up.
Baxter finally found n shoe dealer
who makes comfortable shoes for
people with aching foot--and he
was building 1907 models.
They're terrible to look at"
Baxter states, but ! must say they
are more comfortable than present.
day shoes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
They're Famous and
Sos Whole Family

II Il were necessary, THE Man on
tho Hox," tho current attraction at
the Blue Mousc, might be considered
a family affair with various mem
hers shining in the reflected glory OF
their famous relatives.
sgd Chaplin, the star, is the broth.
sr Of Charlie; Charles Chuck" Refs.
uer director as welt as actor In this
picture. Is the father u the popular
crrcn younEttor "pinky Dean. and
Helene Costello Is the daughter 81 the
5ld-timo favorite. Maurice Costello.
Bui they are al successes Ia their
own right. and '~The Man on tho
Box S. ono u the most entertaining
OF screen comedies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Actress Makes
Big Success of
AustralianTo our
Pauline Frederick Is
Back After Triumph
ant Season Abroad

HOLLYWOOD. Nov, 20. - TIL .
IL gCatcyt ambassador 20 Austria
Ia that tho United States has ever
had ~ coming homo.
Pauline Frederick. 80 acclaimed
10y tho enthusiasts press and public
og tho AntipodcS, has Just COM
ulgtcd, under tho guidance o. Res,
h. SNOWY Baker noted Austria
Ian sportsman, one OF tho most re,
ulrkablo stage tours ever made
ly an American actress.
And now Americas ambassador Is
coming home, she plans 20 eat a
turkey dinner on Thanksgiving day
at her home In Beverly Htlls, which
udioins tho film town,
Nine months ago Polly sailed
Trom san Francisco for Australia on
4, lt-wocks tour IN spring Clean
ing and "The Lady" After land
ms In Melbourne. Pauline took the
Auracs by storm.
Instead or playing tho original
schedule she was forced TO play IL
weeks in Melbourne alone 20 rec
ura.hreaking houses. SO tremendous
was her hit that her IA weeks
itinerary as previously planned
heightened into nine months, Many
new hits were added to her repor
totrc 90 plays, ineludiug "peclasse,
According ta reports from Aus
tralia. never has "a person from the
states 80 entirely won over The
hearts OF the Autipodes' Inhabitants
Everything from race horses TO
merchandise was named IN her
honor,
Pauline plans to rs.enter motion
pictures on her arrival in Holly
wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
ense Situations
In Coliseum Film

Eugene o'Bricn sentenced TO die
before a firing squad. Tho last
night in the dark cell OF a grim
castle. And Norma Talmadge saves
him.
That's one OF the tense situations
IN Miss Talmadse's sensational new
cinema classic. "Graustark." which
the Coliseum is now offering.
George Barr AIcCutcheon's world
famous story OF romantic adventure
IS modernized tn the screen version
without dctracting from the original
plot. Miss Talmadgc Is every inch
a princess in a role that fits her
diversified talents perfectly. The
,ycr.satisfyIns o'Bricn poTtTays tho
princess American oocr in a typ
,cplly oBrlenesque manner,
An able cast OF supporting play.
ers includes Mare McDermott, Roy
Darcy, Albert Gran. Lillian Law.
renee. Michael Navitch. Frank Cur.
rier, Winter Han and Wanda Haw.
ley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
HOLLYWOOD 0. K, Is
PREACHERS OPINION

Clinton wunder. acknowledgement
rs "thc $1,000 preacher" has left
California to convert the East 10
the cause OF Hollywood.
There Is no cause for combat be.
tween the church and tho movies"
he said. ION the contrary, they can
he Of mutual service 10 one another
ind 10 humanity.
Hollywood IS a normal American
city. neither holy nor horrible he
said. but busy, prosperous and a
fine place to live in"
Rev. Wunder Is minister Of the
new 100000 Baptist Temple OF
Rochester. n. Y. and Is called "the
800. 900 preacher" because his life
is insured for that amount by his
CONGREGATION. His church has Just
financed and completed a History
combined church and office building
3n the heart Of Rochester. He
breaches TO one OF the largest con.
trceations in the East and at Yari.
GUS times has been newspaper re-
,,orter, soldier. social worker and
Y. VI. c. \. secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Figure Nationality
Out for Yourself

Edmund Lowe. who plays the lead
in tho William Fox screen version
Of 'rho FOOL Claiming Pollock'B
sensational stage success. 10 be
shown n tho Winter Garden starting
Sunday. has a personality that min
giles placldliy with tho fire 81 Latin
races The unusual combination
caused Brenda Bond, who plays OPP
ppsiie him. 10 ask the actor what bis
nationality was. Love smiled.
We'll" ho 5aid. my grandmother
was o. tho Pacheeo family Of lara.
guza. spain. she migrated TO Scot.
land. where ghe married my grand
father Ny father came TO America
and settled in California, where he
married my mother. who comes from
long colonial line. Figure 8, out
Tor yourself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Former Star
Returns for
More LaurelS
Proved Wise in Quit
ting Fame for Free
Lance Screen Work

HOLLYWOOD. Nov 20 when
GLADYS Broelwell wus a full-nedged
star come years ago her uamo was
cmbllzoned ga electric lights over
thelterr turnout tic land Then
abo decided 10 quit stanlom and be-
come frccluuce player FOR
awhile this meant passing into OBJ.
lyion.
But out % tAis olscurity has
risen q greater nelreas than II rho
had been content 10 continue On the
unmbyp5mby foolpatb OF htardom.
Ia accordance with tho terms of
tho contract which she forfeited.
Gladys was restricted 70 playing yamp
roles She had won her gold and
hurclH on such parts and producers
dii not fcG why they should jeop.
nrilze their Commercial artistry"
by casting her Tor other parts.
And now having gracefully passed
thru the hardest Of stages-that OF
llFbhfHa NhAANNAH h4A At4 NNt|tH ANt
u chance Gladys has proved 20 her
friends who might have said, ~
told you So" that she could play
parts other than those Of a yump'
IBE nature
Probably sou remember her m
ibc dual role in THE Sim of Her
PARENTS, one. tie rule Of "a mother
who had deFenefatel thru drink
tbc other. this w0man's daughter.
Then IN -Thc Devils Wheel" fhc
was cast ns conyeutbred g.rl.
Thru n chain o. plotting circum.
stances she appeared In tho last
few scenes or tho picture as a girl
OF tho Mon,mnrtrc,
Sometimes Il pays 70 throw star.
dom into tho discard and become
tho master Of ones own casting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
"Sunkist" Baby Is
Latest Screen Find

Here's the latest infant starIct,
Her name Ia Mary Louise Miller
and she % rald 20 be n typical Cali.
foruia "suukiat baby
Baby Miller has just received her
KlciEh light baptism having made
her debut. nj Colleen Moores iusis.
trucf. In The lattcr's offering, THE
Desert Flower
The picture Is showing az the Prin-
ecss Thursday and Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Chiikoot Pass Really
California Rockies

Tho ChHpllnesqur scene OF "Chll,
koot Pass, shown "a an Introduction
10 Charlie Chaplius great comedy,
''rbe Gold Rush" which closes It's
run az Tho Liberty Friday. was staged
in tho high sicrr81 Of tha California
Rockies, almost on tho exact locale
where tho frst pioneers crossed the
Bonner party. famous in history or
the early Wees,
This valiant hand OF pioneers
crossed this range OF mountains aud
ln crossing suffered great priyatloua.
Many died Of starvation. and Il Is a
matter otrc cord that They syern com.
pellsd to cal their shoes. making a
meal of roasted shoe leather IL IS
from this authentic data, revealed IN
research. that Charlie Chaplin con,
rvgyed the idea for one Of hiss great
scenes 10 'rrhs Gold Rush"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
"Head Winds" Is
Colonial Feature

Head Winds" tho UniyeraIJencI
feature costarring House Peters with
Patsy Ruth Miller being shown at
the Colonial Thursday. Is a rare com
binntion OF love, romance on the
high seas and adventure.
II Is adapted from the famous sat.
urdhy Evening Post story OF the
same name by 4. N. Sinclair Wit
Arthur Hoyt. william Austin. Rich
ard TrnYers, Togo Yamamato. George
kuwa and X. Nambu support. Her
bert Blacho directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Warner Baxter Puts
on Entertainment

Warner Baxter entertained thou.
sands of listeners-In from the Holly
wood radio station Of xxx for two
hours one night during the filming
az THE Bost People In which ttc is
featured. at the Strand this week.
II vas called a Warner Baxter
frollc. and kilograms and letters re-
cclvea since By Baxter notified him
That his radio concert was enjoyed
IN many far-dlstaut places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
"Old Home Week" Is
Human Interest Play

Thomas MoIRhan % The star o. "Oll
Homo Week" drama FUN Of thrills
and human interest, on tho screen at
the Capitol until Friday night. Neigh.
an. in this picture. has the sort OF
role in which hts admirers like best
to SEQ him. that OF virilc. iikehble
home town" chap.
Lila Leo makes charming hero.
nc. An adequate supporting cast
rounds oft the film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
POOR LII M0NG00SE
GOT NO HOME AT ALL

III you are planning to so abroad
don't buy monsoosc and Try 10 set
II into this country. olga Pctroya,
motion picture actress. returned
from abroad last week and managed
TO get the monEooso past customs,
but later she WAS photographed by
news camernmeu and she was shown
holding the animal.
She was later visited by customs
men, who had seen The picture and
was forced TO give up the animal, and
now the poor little mongooso must go
back homo TO tho rest OF the mon
geese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
MOVlEDOM GETS CORNER
ON SILKS AND DRAPERIES

-Four thousand yards Of silk and
drapcries have just been imported
from Europe and the Orient for use
h n motion picture.
The materials were gathered by n
tpeclal representative, after many
weeks Of travel thru China, Japan,
india, Egypt, italy and Spain for
langings in o huge palace acquoncc
ror "Tho Lucky Lady" which Raoul
SNalHh ~ producing,
For ono room mOuc moro than TO-.
900 foot OF drapcuc8 were required.
rho HIzo Of thlz room wu8 100 feet
Tong ana 80 feet wide. 70 cover al
four walls required 10000 feet Of
IHuguga- more than has ever been
used for u alnglo motion picture
pncHc IN the history Of the Para.
mount studlo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
pANTaGEs SPECIAL

Friday night viii be comedy night
az the Pnn,aRcs, when. FOR the second
time. Manager J. Lloyd pearih viii
pressn, mammoth afterpieco In
which all acts on the current bill VIII
participate, This special offering viii
l,o given only 81 tho second evening
performances as the extra time nc.
quircd for It's presentation win not
permit more than one Ehowlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

Of
Valentino that he busy but Valentino would
Rochensah I'm
Rcichonhaeh over TO SEQ Mrs valentino
As a matter Of fact Hollywood Rudy
during period fame And that tho
dwls in the shes mansion the hsrhat is also
said to be missing.
Richard Walton Tuya flashed out before the world
seat stage and picture produce -. en-. man man, p s
sbnoag ~,hy Tn I h sa '. De ~aa rs " famous
planned make this the GROWING event OF his NE out OF oseuy
OF mine she cried
Tuiy then umbd into oblivion No ono gone
the thru Hollywood "ruly is coming back
Hollywood enjoys a fight 50 it is waiting patiently
with directors declarations and agents nmtablc mI
atons Of each other HOLLYWOOD becoming more dmssensa each
perfect wife, Frank Bozase.
inject the eus because they
; wives in the directors pictures
Those who sElns to step within the golden circle Of Hollywood
sudden launching to fame and fortune
press
ANYTHING and everything FOR chance that might lead him
What did he have offer the srca gods Of moycdom?
Then Rex Ingram like modern Midas touched the aspnnt youth
and his stock turned TO gold Ingram assigned him to write the
version OF lie made good and followed script after script
he his Lasky
picture viii DO rho Acc Of Aron first story for the
scrcen-saring AdoDho Menjou
She has missed Of tho best publicity bets OF her io
verbal international barriers
on
Gloria had lifted
said:
he
publicity than
find what she did marry a
or d husband2
whose husbands bclsIayors ard
drivers, said Pooh Pooh"
George sidney Alexander Carr Potash and Pernttor Of
Godwyns thought Of this Jewish laugh:
a marbles
tho little boy girl who could
lived, Many nominated olcon.
Gladstone, Lincoln, Washington, Wilson.
class little jewish boy correctly guess tho
"vcl" my Moses was tho
greatest But bconcss Is becsncs know, Noes
Hollywood . n revolutionary pot a start n slip and
where proved
every
been reading days D. T.
scubg Hollywood producer
having less than $1,000 owing 100000
Six schubcg publicity Players
hy company Then no decided he should DO
own For awhile ho succeeded Thon he began going wild making
too many ana trying to mako them big Hollywood beat him
Now schuoE going back with tho Famous PuycLa5y company
In u similar poaiion which he lot
Hobart Henley tho director opportunity Il,
select G most representative the girl
hc'hale o. moment would Normn shoarcr"
why certainly Norma Is playing In lIcncyB picture. Free Lips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Are Their Dog,
an !! indication Of
Iemperames,

WHAT kind Of dss. ~'9'
:" ~ DE motion p.e,1'. '''
According 10 q e.r,
BIO 90 ragamoua, ~. tee
.ip1.1 Ia.anily Il va, -. ~.
no two player 80 80. q,
rams breed Or dog. ro,.. II
partial iiat u he 80 30
TIE animals they on. q.
Adpipho henion
.-....,-. seaiyl.sm -
William Collier. IL ''r',s
...,.. German ps,,.
Poia Aeg1 .,....,.. p,- - p
Ernest Terrence y
u...-t+.... Aiefdse, -
Lois WiEOn ...... .seols,, ~, sa'
Florence Nidor .... -
.'s...-,-.W Wire Hair,a -.
Percy slarmont .... VT. .'is.'
Jack Holt ...........,. ~, 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26

HOLLYWOOD. Earle 5
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23

WANTED 60 act lu touch with
party FDins EHal STA uuinn pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23
MOTOR SHARES
LEAD MARKET
Prime Trading Factor as
Activities Continue
WALL. >TUurr JOURNAL TlNNN-
uAIs WI-Nit.M

NEW YORK. Oct 81 iUy H. rA
.-Nrrk1F uEurra nf tRe federal rrs
serve haua rr New York furnished
an explanation Tor thr easier tome
DISPLAYED in ca1 money setting
forth au increase tu tho bank rrH
-vrsr position tn Ni9 prr yrut come
rarrd viEh Is 4 pes cent NrHN asn.
This substantial Improvements dem
,ustratei that the gAirb9r lluhfN
activity in the stock market was
not exercising any haulpruuE me
flueu,es un credit conditions and
ne bulMsh activities went ahead
with uuahatrd enthusiasm lu the
early dealings TODAY Motor shares
were stll prime trading taNorllcs
sstudrbHkrr EaInrd lha 90 hl1t
Mack. 9. Go sg5Hi Packard, D. o.
H8h ANA General Motors, lNsr 70
lleb. q. $ steel American Can
and other Industrial leaders cnnT
finu-d TIA urgent drmaui and the
whole market was characterized by
a buoyant tone.
Stocks opened higher q s. steel
1867. up : 4, S. Rubber. saA, up
y; rivrvr- Arrow R2h ur p Pack
ard. las; MACK Truyk 2sth up p
Consolidated Gas IS. up a. Dupont
s0t =. up L; Anaconda a. : up =
Pennsylvania. az up - General
Motors l3NA, up tsi North AWrrir
ian, 1eA up "a Studybahrr "a tsr
up IL American H. =, Mp kt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-23
Arrivals and Departures

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u.. aIF H'suHuI ruHW f-rHuH Wa NHNH
t+s 90 O. w. afr ra"iu. frau iFnH
dsHvr sIs uaria at $3.50 D. w. Hif Will
EfIg raw rHHaHrIuHfa liH rufla af ~
b. U-. Hfr haFaa linda frHm IgHa An
lsiys st b.. u. atr MHFstiaHI Montana
fr.ra TfIHE Fau at .Ha D.. poe
Sailed -DUf Erarr HHFfHfaHI flF
Saa rfauglrra sia Nru'urha1H at noon
afr Admiral UaIman Goo ocean isUu ar
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WHEAT is DOWN
AT CLOSE
Coarse Grains Remain
Steady All During Day

dropped sharply on tho local board
- trade today Coarse grains with
"A stubborn undertoue. acted INDIE
pendsntly and finished compare
lively steady
Whrat was on the tuhoggaR all
day. There were n few siErablc rail-
lies when large shorts covered on
breaks. but in most instances they
failed To hold Return 81 good
growing weather la Argentine AMI
Australia has revived optimism
over crop prospects, according 70
cables
Curtailed shipments because Of
impASsRble roads and retarded husk-
ing operations checked corn.
Oats did not deviAtc from their
usual course and finished on an un-
changed basis,
Sharply lower hogs and increased
deliveries dropped provisions