La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextT Muiiday,-'Julyl, 11)21) LA GRANDE EVENING. ODSER-VEl-LA GRAJiPE,. ORE. Page Seven - I-: The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAYi NOW " IS TIIK T1MI-: wlion Wftl vpntilntcil. mTfiH'il, i-1 onu ;iwl unlet perinllH llK' proper ro.st, '2 room furnlshe iipartiiH-ntH with Imlh ul $U. , wlihout Imth .JS. AiiultH. 1S1D Oropnwoud, 7-l-;il. ,OST Sqitarf Cumco phi valued ns UeepHuUo. I'honc Main SliS; 7-l-:il. .'OK SAl.K -l''i't IrhMH, iliesseil. 7;,v earh. I'linno Kanuor 4.V. (). rioshman. 7-1-i tp AVANTKO Kxperieneel help for ; house work on farm. Mrs. .1. I). Dohhin, Farmers iMtx. 7-1-1 lp jl-Vlll RA l,K f'nin fV.l fiycra. Cull i Furmor 1.13 7-1 -a lp lefn Shoe sliop moved to.o'i rurry H HuihllriK hy Fin station. A .. HA HO AIN 10 aeres in Muy, j I'arki Ifi minule walk from iot j office, plenly of pood water anil j f-leoti iii lifrhtfi In all hulldinf'M;. G j looms, hath tuid pantry. All buildings A No. I .hapr. Ciood ' , noil Willi water rights, .apples,! . rherry, uproot and plum trees. j. Kerrys and fine jranh-n. A j j choice place and a real bargain. j Write P. O. liox :t'.c!. ii-:!K-it. INKW AllUI VAf, of voile and print , drcsse.s. ..sizes 14 lo 44 9 1 .70. I; Needle. Art and (lift Shop, until , Adams Ave. 7-1-1 tp. VANTKI Hoy lo drive truck :ind bolp on grounds, for seasun. Call V Wallowa tul Wonderland, Wal- Iowa. ake. ttre. 7-l-:it. .KASTKli.V ' OltWiON School of Music violin. piano, s voice. " Creillts. 1. . O. F. temple. I'h, j -U7-J. 7-1-1 in. FOR yAJ.ti Modern furnisiied . 0 ; rooms, hu&Miipnl, 4 ear Karate. Street' Improvi-menls paid, total price $2:ifo.nO. $ro.ao cash. See II. A. Faffer block nort I) of City park, or write tieo. I-'mkit, L'aiW American Ave. Lontf Heaeh, Oil. 7-1-4 tp. VA.VTIil Ksperienee l . salesman wanted to httudie last selling of fice specialty. (In-at ehnner. for a real hustler. W'rlti' Western Sales, r.SO Market St., San Fran cisco. ' 7-1 II. IKOlt SAl.K lioodyeilr und I'nth- fiililer tires at 1 lowest prices In :i :lo years levs if, ami 21) per eenl luring l''oiirth of at. UnhrienidiinpH. .Inly tire si 7-1- KOK SAI.1-: on tuadi: 'Olt SAl.K Kriers. t'rale fattened. ( Ispo., II. (,'iiupman. t!-2!)-n tp. jl'llll SAl.K 3 milk ; (iilmore. fnlon. fr goats. 'P. M. 0-2II-CI. !; -'Will SAl.K 'Hicyele, good con .j ditlon, ellenji. Inquire illli I ove : J Ave. B-S9-8 I. :!:,'tV1,KW!UT..I!S I'-Olt SAl.K ; I rent, or exchange, K, f. 'I'uekey, , -' U04 Wash. Ave. 0-17-lm ;iii:y, SKI-L; noise nnd move "I: houses, rent jack-screws and ' timbers. John .Mars. 0-7-1 in. C ALII'-OltNIA HKItHS Kor blood, liver, llflneys, stomach, bowels and rheumatism. Chris Miller Adams. Ave. 0-27-2 mp 'J."Olt SAl.K Ford roadster, 6 new tires nnd license, i'liee $r,0.0ll, for informtition call 27a-.l. 0-27-0 t. .;" :KOK SAl.K Olt TUAMv- Several i ' good buys In us,-d oil slovi. ',' t Work tike new. Furniture Kx 1 cliange. d-2 tf. 1 MOM W POP OH. POP'S . . Wt WILL 1 HE FINOS V TH OUT FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS f 7WAT 76 UtARO , pN6 ) !;; -mtce a as lots-' of - - ' ON OP IM A MP CAM jA aioiws uuoy i-t Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average wonla lo the Hue.) Per line, 1( iascrilitu 10c Per line, each athlott con.sec- ultte Insertion 7c Minimum cliui'Be cm one or der 25c HATKS 11V -MON I'll - 2 I inert, per month $2.r0 S lines, per oiontli I Hues, iter nionili $4.tNi S lines iter mouth $1.75 I -Inch additional line over five hui-ged at SOo per line ier uiouih. t'AKir IN ADVANCE la re quired on nil Claastfietl ortlers to -rtru these niUw. Higher rates ?hari4ttl ou all credit Insertions. 0py for all Classified orders must Im) In tills of rice by 10 A. M. DAY Or INS'iKTlON.. Slop Jith-i-s on ad Inserted until fur ther -not lee must he received hj the same hour or extra Insertion n il I be Miargeil. '--.. -. Telephone orders soltelteil. Catli rates may earned ou phone orders by payment on or In-fore date of lust Insertion.' I'HONK MAfN 7 r" 'An Observer Want Ad .win io it" l.'Olt SA LK Oil' TRAI1K- Pal portable plronoprnph, : prod as new flft.nu, iurnitura; Kxrhans. ' . - 6-28 tL Olt SAI-K OU TUAOK Oak 11 hrary tallies, worth no less than 2u.on, selling from ?0.un . to i $l2.uo. Kurniture KxclianKC I . i;-2s-tr.- I Wild. TItADB my J4U00 equity in 21 acre irrlated rancli, mtg., $1200, for South Side residence or un acreage. C. C. Darker, lrri gon, Ore. . . 0-3-1 nip. 'Oil PALK Partly furnished S room modern house, l.iouhle gar n;e. A most desiralile location Heasoniibli. terms, 1 u I C SIMh St. Phono Main 730. li-3-tf. i KOIl SAl.K Large size Howard I1 Healer $2."i; Singer cewlnit mn- chluo'$10: HriinHwlck phono graph; console model with 24 records' $ifi; parlor lamp $5; lllirnry. lalile' $4; inquire 20(i4 A.iains.' (i-2S-3t. VXilt KKNT l-'olt itlONT:. Modern fi room house, 2112 JjJljl, St. I'h. 472-U, 0-24-tf. f(jll BBNT Kooms over Silver, thorn. Wright Drug Store C-ia-tf I'XJlt ItKNT Modern house First St. Inq. 2H08 2 nd St. H-24- Flllt . ItKNT .Apt. 1S07 3 room, Adams furnished C-29-3 tp. l-'plt ItKNT 5 room modern stuc co home. Ml Wash. Call Main 10 .Monday. 0-29-21. FOIt KKNT OU l.KASK Apart ments over 1'ulman's store. Avuiluble July 1st. Inquire L. I.. bnodgrass, 1503 Fourth St. C-ll- tf. Al'T; Modem convenltnt, cool and ! reasonable. Close ln. Ideal for Normal students, Apply fiommer hotel. &-30-lm.l I'OU KKNT Small room' on Ad ams Avoj., ne.Nt to Star tlieater. Now occupied by White's Shoe simp. $of, u month, l'liouo Main W2. 6-i'fi-t f. SO LOMS, BOVS.' AS loms as voo'ce IM Dams care voooe O.K -DOMT BRIMS '73- -rv-lN Too MA My 86ACS Jj 7. :., V f; Bach jonu voo Ad Page Counties rOlt RKNT Furnisiied houses und Apt's., with hitths, Clean, Quiet, low rents. Adults. I S10 Greenwood. C-3-lm FOU JiKN'l' a rooms und hath furnished apl. i:!0? 41 h HI. i'h. :iii!t-it. i -3ti-ir. MISCI'JJAMIOl S MONKY TO LOAN on Improved ' city property, straight I onus or in.stulimeut plan. Lowest rates. United States Investment Co. Phone. Main HZ. 3-1 C-im Tit V- ANOKIH ttHINFS Jiest In town, across from Itohnenknrnps. 0-lfi-irt. LA tlitANUU MATTKKMH & Up J liolsler.ing & - Hub Cleaning I . vvurHs. 1'iiune --v. tnas., j-.u wards. Prop. 12-l-lm fKhKBIUTK TIIK 4TU (let your . fire .works at the- Ore. Trail Camp. Full linn lo splect from. . K, Ailams. V..; -6-25-If. .MONEM'0 LOAN We-' hava money to loan on desirable eltv property at the low .rate of In terest of 0&. We write all kinds of Insurance,. Including life. Chas, H. Heynolda 1 2-4-tro LOST LOST 'Woman's -'Jnulxe.it, 'Kwlm minK'" Miill, navy hluu.' Uetuln to Ohs.'i ver. ti2S-:i tp. iri'Ni KOliNO The best and cheapest place to get Sedan door and wind Bhield ffluse. Quickly InstcHrJ and. satisfaction guaranteed. Ch.is. Karris, 1 r.O I Madison. 4-l3-1m WAVTKB WANTICD experienced finisher. I Apply .Standard Laundry, " l.a I Grande.. . . , ,, 6-2-tf. WANTHIi To liny feeder plus from so lbs. to 14o Jlis. Hnrr Slack, Summcrvllle, ' l'urlherfl 10x:t. Inilvler. r,.2!i-2 tp. Green Shingles Cut from live timber. A new. car justunloaded last weuk.'v ,;. ' Van Petten Lumber Co. "Bond Henrlc Qnk-k" - fikmm auia 7t Astrologer ftlRS. FREDERICK DALMJttf BUI N Ave., La Grande, Ore, AeuUlngB ' dally. Readings by Mall Specialty REWARD TO AFTER vJi'V OOILID) BIUSLLETS EE The myptery of Andrew Off den's murder is solved, ito munce has survived the hna ards of suspicion and intiieuo; l.uey und Jerry are happy: married. One '.mporlant point remnins the flnalchupter of "Ooui nutlet." Chupter 4'J AtX'OltlM.Ni TO POK , Sixtynine, & Kettlntf on for much of this sort of IhiiiK and I am tflud it is over. Mis. M of fit has Just hf-n in brooding: over me. with a hot lemonade and a dish or warm olive oil. Hut now who lias Kone, ami in my old carpet suppers, i nnlistel. At various Uniea durlUK: I'olyandria at my feet, I am drows- j the minister's absence the police Ins oyer my hook and absorbing the j xnnitne his house with character pleasant heat from the crackllntr . silc thoroughness. They examine eucalyptus log In the fcratei every; sfjure Inch of his rooms and 1 am fearfully alone lonitfhl. An-1 furniture. And they Tail. They fall drew Kone ami Lucy ,' not J because they are mathematicians really roln;?, and 1 am Kaiiilng I somethiiiK unusual In nephcV-, irles to assute me; . us if I tlWIn't know leaves me desolate of spirit. My tlrowsiuK eyes fell oii-a calen dar liunff on the wall. It is an old calendar and there afo nuiny'peh ciliiiKs on the burled Jtnd yellow lop date sheet which records the days of the month -of J :iiv. I s'.Hi.- I he calendjLi; advertises Hi ewel-s Whis l;y an i lfs mount p'cturn a voluptu- l,uc.v nosllcd a-nliisi licr uncle seamed Incxpresslhly ilcar to him. , . . . ' .:'..- - v t. h V ; ous lady, Lucy says It is Inarlistie.'i Is fo.itntf'rn nh old envelope, a! uclc Mrs.. Mofflt fciys It is sinf j! and ca relet-sly in a pnvdehoard card bnlh of tin-in say I should burn Jt- i rack JiUhgi, on the wall," . , Well,- I'll take e '.t down aflei:. I've'. had my. little Jidie on l.uey, Sitting up wi;h a starl, I saw that Lucy and Jerry had conic fn. They , have been malting love most, of the I'dny and l have had hardly a word ! wllh I hour.- , : I "Oh,- you were asleep, '-v Thole ijohn V; Lucy cried dist ressfuHy. I "Nothing of the soil!" l 'snap rod; "I was n adiiig.' : ' Lucy laughed and kissed nie and Jeriy giinneil and dropped hls-arm over -my shoulder; both-. of them then perched upon lite arms of my clmir. J love to huve '.lioni near rue. Their" bounding- ynuthfulnesw warms my cooling blood, .lorry plekod up my book, which had sotnNiow slid behind my back. . " ' , :' "Too," Lucy sniffed, ' as . sh caught sight of the volume;. Lucy reads Wells and Shaw and' Menoh ken." "You'll have a, nightmare, !unct .Irthn." . ' v . " . "No," 1 said, with a llltlu secret smile, , "I was only road'iig The I'urloined JiCtter,-1 hud .been aidnk Ing of your wedding; prosetlt.' ; "What has The 1'urlolned J.etter, ' gol to .do with our wedding pi os out 7" Lucy deinandt dr,. greatly "usionlHlied. . ..V.. ,'. "Not your real .wording . prenent, my ilt-Av," I said bantf-rlngly.;!;Just THE GUILTY v BEARS! LOOK AT LONfc CHASE Eift COT IF TAtyaS AiV ASOOMO if OtC. VLL BtV W ' VOUtlO LADY ,) MOM WANT 5 . " fooh6;w.- : .' NX. vou ' you TO GO TO pltL. f Ht 'HAS KOktVZCO J j THt OfiUG STORE. !' I : uk. worn let jrf 5 : J- ( .no tiet J KiEGOTOTVlC 9 Tr " SHE-LV. GWE. "YOU ': MOVIES FO - '" UftV -' - hy Lharles G. Booth. a a lempornry uift. A real wed ding present remures prnyet f al meditnUon." "For an elderly bachelor you are wonderfully wise," Lucy Informed me, "Hut I Insist. What has 'Pho Purloinc'd Letter j?ol tu do with our temporal y weldinff present ?" 'Deuc nic!" 1 exclaimed. "Han't you rememler the nlory of The Purloined ..Lelter? Liwlen. then: "A minister of Franco has stolen an important letter itnd: lyMd'en II in his house. Its recovery Is Im perative and the highly, trained services of the French police are without ImaKinatlnn and be- enlist (he miniKter Is a poet as well as a nut he.matieinn. I'oe's detective '.n called lit. He reasons that the mittisler, knowing the convention- ilee -,-lK-too clever lo eoneeul !hei,,K lmo loltei1 in the conventional way; tie reason that the minister will leave it where it is an apparent to the eye that tt will he ignored. Poe's tlet'ellve Is- ilKht nod 'the letter Vllut I still don't see whal you ' mean!" Lucy cried "lo you, .Jerry?" '-Tin llslenlng," he ahead, Tuole John.' ' Jerry" Tu a smart ' chuckled. "(,'ast your m!inls giinfu'd, Oo , lad and . T liacli to. thai ....I i .....i.. i- i..r i 1 1 i mu n... win. i.iu in.,r(1ii.Mi .win. hiiiKs. The check and Ihe mining it.MiHiVr rein-esonl. in his estliiui - tinn. around lialf iL.inllllun dollars, ThKCj im ftti-iw are not negotiable by anybody iifciOf'. Unit their vnluo is known and if they get Into, unscru pulous luviids tliey could lie sobl liack to CHiiei' Lundy (tr Peterson for a considerable sum, Torrldily is- full fif 'dospornlo oharacters doesn'l It loasl of being the 'tough est town in '.lie West?" and Lun dy decides against carrying . them around oh' his person until he ro cords the one and cashes Ihe oilier. HIS desk In too flimsy lo protect thmn and his safe Is broken. What, t hen, does he do with them?" "You know very well what In did with them!" Lucy exclaimed, shaking me. . "Come on. 1'nelo John " Jerry grinned. "Lucy can't stand it any longer." , -: l.heumed. on. the boy., "N,ow U5 SMSU.S ) AIM.TO0OUABAA 1 Lundy was a h'.t of a poet wllness that 'secret' room. He placed the chock and the transfer between the leaves of thai calendar and mndo. them H-cure with three thumb tacks driven into the wall. And there they stayed for 0 years. And here I hoy ure!" . With n dramatic K'sturo which 1 had been ptaci icing since Inst' nltfht I whipped the cheek ami tlmj transfer out of my pocket and i presented them In Jerry. He took them reverently and the throe of us looked at them together. rhrt ' pink check had faded a little, the 'transfer had yellowed. That sprawl : tnir "Alex Peterson" . . . I Isillff out of the dust of a a years an" . . . clutched at my throat ... It was like seeing hiH dear face iiKnln. The bold Joe Lundy" and the cramped "Tex Muet'ny" were flaunted Ir- reveroncles. A lump climbed into I my lliroal and 1 shut my eyes. When I opened them again a tear had fallen on the signature on lliot check, running the. Indelible, writ- ' "I shall keep these," Jerry said presenllyin it queer, elioked voiee. "no. ion niusi nurn ineiii. Jle ioolted at me ; with under- stundliiK rlshiK In Ills- eyes Aii - drew's' eyes. "Yes, ." lie nodded, "you are right. dended to hum Ihein." Dad inl ."llin la.it KcHttire,' Lucy whia porod; "It will he complete, then." Jerry slowly tore tltom Into fra nieiits ami hopped them onto the crackling Iok. A burst of flame, a. ! puff of HiuoUc. and they wore' gone , . ,Kone as -definitely as iuohi ni us nre when our co:trno Ik run. Wo sal in front td the flic with u soothiuK Itealltudt' (dealing Into our souls'...', nearer than we. had ever hoon. In a Utile while they left me. I must have drowned auaiti for I ! came to with a slart. 1'erhapM 1 Af StflV'With had dreamed a UUh lor my mind T Tr 1 was occuph-d with the thought that jBUStei KeatOll Inmorrnw I had to swallow n hitter; . pill. Tomorrow 1 shall he seventy. Ah. well, a man Isn't ohl.unill U: MOViUltA-.rlv.v ho "Kh. whiit. .''otyandrlu?" 1 Hut Pnlyandrla was uslwp. And so, presrnlly, wan 1. THK IINI OFFICE CAT ' f KAON MAN ft HIO,' It's a.. Hinart beggar who . can' Inipattenily. i'ullt on crulchcs llko ha was uc ' itnally Injun'd. And it's a smart business., man wlio can .delect. It, 'and keep his pennies for the Hal- vailon Army. tt ' "Xm V i V-iV-fi S XUS f ) Ioctoi "About nine patienl's out Imllf IOI1 ilniri VI'. t troIUf 1 tills Oner- aiion. Is tbero unylhlng 1 cati do Un- you heforo wo start?", l t I 'a tienl " Yes. Please hilnd me niy bat." "T have tho faith lhat moves mouulalns," said Mr. Hoofer. "I wish you bad the faith that would move the ashes out of the hasemont," his wife replies. When an established price is cut, something comes off profit, quality or service. You used to lliluk the package which the man Imndcd with such InflniUt eaiH contJiineil eggs. "We live In an ago of wonders," remarked. I lie Inventor who was not successful. "Yes," answered his discontented spouse, "wondering where tho money went and where more Is coming from." By Cowan wouoy aboot SOMETHING bEfOOE U MPtVIS TO By Blossen A T Professional Directory TIiIm directory U PHprt'Uitly tmndy for tliu newcomer or for Uia uut-or-iown render lio limy wniil I he nunie and aililrewt of Home rirelonnl i.iimi. ll linn b'ti eui-erully ii'i'nmil mid will prove (o be n rendy uld lo liny render In iililiiliilnsi ii'oniil iinite.Mnlonnl .rvlee. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians . Physicians & Surgeons J. I IXfil.H, I. O. I.KH 11. 1IOHVY. M. n. UAHIiAHlll'l1 l,-UI.U, II, O, I.KWA Wll.l.KS. jll. II. General pr.e'ca nd the "rust Pmctlee limited to dl.eaneii of til SVSTKM" ttr fullun urehea. Kye, Ear, Nose and Throat Somniur Telephone New l'oley Telephone Uulidiiii; Main luti liulhllnic ' Uuln It in A MeMKRKl A. I.. ItlOIIARIMnN, M. 11. : Teaeher o( Surgery I The Unrbereux Syatom Rooms 16-17 Telephone Voiee llriiniatles Pouiiuer UnilillnK Main 1R Melville Apts. I'h. Main 741 Slnilio will reopen Sept. 1st. !. A. WOMWIM.K'K, M. 1. ! Over I.; & I.. lrtiB Htore. llAltT-.l AlATKItKirr 1IO1II0 I'hone M-07S Trained Cure llee lleasoimble. .spt., ,i t,.H. 17nS 2nd St. Call and See Un. 1 ,tl ,, Mrs. C. W. Hart AM N, At. I'ltone M..ia AT THE WW& I T 1 1- T ' Kalpll UraVGS ill Itj - i j. Qf-o y TllPciHilV .Otcll X UCfeUciy Italph (Irnvea seem.4 fatal In get wel in pictures. Itecenlly, he was 1 on, of the fealurt;d cast In "uSh inarine," an .undersea . siMisattnn. Now, lie appears In "The Klcrnal Woman." a not her Columbia pic ture coining to the Star theater on Tuesday wherein lie in shown In a wreck at sea. lie appwirs wi.Ii Olive Hoiden in the featured role. "Spite Marriage" I'laylug (he hero of an absolute ly sdulght drama, which any ro? maniic hero cc.dd play with no changes, 'whatever in plot nr 'no jtlon, is the unique method by which j HusliM' Kent on has made one of h'a 'most successful comedies In manv la season, "Spile Marriage," his new Metro-tioldwvn-Mayer velilclo l.id Nelson, at the same itnne. which Is now playing at !hn Hlar wh becoming Kngland's groat naval lliealei. ' hth'O. the saviour of his nation and , I the first man to defeat Napoleon "Spite-Marriage ' sees Kcalon In', ... .. 4 , . , , ... , , ,,, ..... I In any sort oi engagement. what would, II played "straight,". r thn twn ln vnnuM role such as John villhcrl. miglit play. . Hut Ids own paitlcular playing of this role turns ll Into comedy. Ills comical mistakes, and Ids deportment In th rills, lia tiles, ami oilier delu'.ls, mal;es Hie story an uproarious farce. "Koi'' years," says I'M ward Sedg wick, director of .the, new picture, "(lireclors have 'held that, straight oaaracier roies, ungeti wnn a eorn odlan's own trchnhiue, jvoiild iiiieiennim un uie wi-hti-ii, urn mi producer has wanted (o Iry the experiment. flul .when wo finally 1. USED GARS SlOVKltAf.. URAL 1IAUOA1NS ' ' Larison Chevrolet Company 1414 ADAMS AVENUI3 A Six In the Trice STAGES LEAVE 1 From La Grande Hotel BIdg. Adams Ave. . - Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. 4:00 p.m.. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 799 Get Your Kozak ' Today at Glass Drugs Price $1.00 Will save Mc. Money Rack Guarantee. KOZAK Auto Dry Wash ) ' : Kozak Cloth is specially woven South Sua Island fibre absolutely ieaseU;.ss chemically, treated lie-I fore nnd alter weaving with vegetable waxes. IIent; treated, nnd seasoned for 5 weelts wiil not lose its strength even if indefinitely exposed to air. - A new automobile, splashed and spotted, can be per-i fectly cleaned in a few minutes. Thousands of auto mobile dealers keep new cars and demonstrators clean with Kozak cloths. Many individual owners don't care to drive dirty cars, but can't take time for washing. A dollar spent foj1 a Kozak will save If 50 in washes. Perfect for Furniture GLASS DRUGS, Inc. 77l jtcjqlL Stor X ft 1 -ii ilriU got up the courage to try It,-we' round that it was really one of til wisest things we'd ever, done.- The nmv picture is a lilting ro mance of hackslago-theatre. llf; with n shipwreck, chafic with runi runners and u few other thrills thrown in. Dorothy Hehnstian,' Le ila llyaius, Kdward Karle, WMllliinil Itechtel, John ltyron and others o( note arc in the cast.; . f One of History's i Great Romances , Brought to Screen One of the greatest nnd most ro mantic loves or history is the theme of "The Divine Lady. Klrat Na tional's epic production starring Corinnc (irifflth. which Is now at the Arcade theater. , Lady Hamilton, the rolo. played, hy Miss (Irlffith, rose from ohscuro birth her father was- n black- , smltli to become a world famous heaiity. the wife of ft great diplo mat, and a. real power to he vock- J nod with In International nrrnlrs. began an idealistic romance entire ly sanctioned by the aged Lord Hamilton which the world did not understand. ' . "The Divine Lady," from . thi historical novel by K Harrington, Is the biggest production I'Trst Na tional plans this year, and under the direction of Krank Lloyd,-tells a pictorial story of those dramatic days that is eplo in its sweep. ' IT, H. Warner, Victor . Vntgonl, Ian Keith, Mni-ln Hrcsslcr, Mon tagu Love, Dorothy Ctunmlngs and others of equal renown jtre In, tho oast. , . PHONE MAIN 2 llnnge of tlio Four UK V. 'It.: