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I'ACE EIGHT
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AIWAUK HMAt
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each "f hi novel, one or more char
ncters to represent the finest achieve
ment of Mr. King's view of life, the
anility to sacrifice material comfort
for ibe- furtherance of an ideal is the
(end of all anion, the point of view
li'n cany enough to get hurt In a for which c should all str.ve.
tmfrie Jam St . tinny crossing, but to nil, at least, r the underlying
Kt Into -Jam and Just manage le theme that he has emphasised In "The
,'nrip limousines and motor trucks .by UtreetOallod StralKhf." In thfe story,
a ivant Inch la auilo another matter, tvter Inwnunt, the son 'of misslon
aa pcdeetraln or motion picture aries, himself a world traveler, rich
direnor wilt tell you. and capable, has learned- that wealth
fa 'Tilind Youth," a National in Itself h;u no niennmg for him. Ho
I'loture, adapted by Katherine Heed nas the ability to earn fabulous wealth
from the famous stage success by Lou but finds pleasure In merely spend
TcUen and Willard Mack, It was inpr money tor his. own personal com
j.liiawii d to stage a Jiicn little conges- fort. Jtis opinions on the subject were
lio or motor vehlclrs nt a busy inter- expressed figuratively when b said:
Min fill. wn t be done for the "Money would be a doubtful blessing
v.eerfit of Ixmls, a genuu
French iu the Iwe'if it took away the task of
fainter In the picture, who was thus
lo et his first taste f American
pperd and recklessness.
It, wouldn't do at all for friend
I.nuls, played by ljeo White, to flirt
wit a real traffic Jam, for the ppro
tlucfion might thereby be minus an
vxoellent actor and the angels' union
In Heaven might acquire, a new mem
Wr. . . '.
LMredtor Edward' Woman therefore
Jield a little conference with public
officials of Li Angeles. The result
was that for one hour traffic was held
tip, ort a busy los Angeles street, in
tersection, while a slagemanaged traf
fic Jam was conducted which was just
a satisfactory for picture purchases
urd left friend Louis In complete pos
session of hla appetite and both feet.
Blind youth" will toe shown at the
A read theatre, today.
ALTA TODAY
gathering honey." And ko Mr. King
ha made the keynote of Peter Daven-
ant'a character the search for idealism
in action, for the chance of doing a
gracious thing. In the course of the
story. Peter is given the opportunity to
practise the altruism which lies at the
basis of his character. His readiness
to give all that he has to save another
affects the lives of all the members of
two families. Just how it converts
their conventional views of life and
brings V.applness out of a chaotic sit
uation Is developed in the course of
the story. Incidentally, l-eier mmseu
finds a happiness which he . lone
thought would be denied him. -
All IK ANil RFPiyiiNto
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AtTHOR'S CAREER
REFLKYCTK1 IX ins ORK
Basil King, the author of
Street railed Straight." which has
been picturized by Eminent Authors
and made at the Goldwyn studios, ro-
' fleets the strong note of morality and
Idealism which, as a minister tie has
preached for many years to his con
gregation In Christ Church, Cam
bridge, Mass. Though a Canadian
by birth Mr. King was born on an
island In the St. Lawrence American
In, his country by adoption. And be
cause of his Intense love for American
ideals, the author has enbodia in
Kesuty More Than Skin Deep
Jthere Is an old saying that beauty
Is only skin deep; That may be po
with those who get their beauty out of
a box but not the genuine sort. Beau
ty la really only another word for good"
health and no woman who is bilious
aad constipated caa reasonably hops
to bs beautiful. Chamberlain's Tab
lets will correct these disorders, then
with proper diet and exercise there
is no reason why any young woman
with regular features may not hope to
ba beautiful.
"... She Sets a Cood Example.
. I keep a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
hens a all time n havs recoro-.
. mended it to many friends and ac
quaintances who have nsed It with
go4 results" write A. . Newell, New
Kensiington, Fa. Should yon not do
like wise? ' Think: of the pain and suf
fering that, must be endured when
medicine mast be sent for.
Now Is Ue Time to Oct Rid of Your
Rheumatism.
It yow are troubled with rheumatism
get. a bottle ot Chamberlain's Lini
ment and use it according to the plais
printed directions. You will be sur
prised at tbe quick relief which it af
fords. No internal treatment is re
qt.ired in cases of chronic or musclar
rheumatism. All you need ia to use
this liniment freely.
SPA. Julv 14. (A. P.) A deadlock
"The !nas been reached by the allies and Ger
mans on the coal question and Mar
shall Foch and Field Marshall Wilson,
allied military chiefs, have again been
summoned to discuss possible enforce
ment measures. ,
Answer Postponed.
. SPA, July 14. (By A., P.) Allied
prime ministers have decided not to
insist upon the Germans "replying to
the allied ultimatum regarding coal
deliveries by 3 o"clock today. The
Germans will' be permitted to defer
their reply until tomorrow. Expert
on both sides are spending the day
examining the situation.
ANYBODY NEED A .
. ROYAL CARRIAGE?
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HONOLtTLU, T. H., July 14-. (By
A. P.) Anybody need a. royal car
riage?
Lu Lt Kolstein, administrator of the
estate of the late Queen Uliuokalani,
has a carriage, used by the former
queen of Hawaii of which he would
like- to dispose- aad for which there
doesn't seem to be any taker.
Even the Bishop Museum, to which
the carriage was offered, has declined
with thanks, as the .museum has no
room .to house such a large vehicle.
Besides the Bishop museum, Kolstein
has tried and failed to give the queen'
carriage to the TTnlversity of Hawaii
Oahu College, Kamehameha schools,
Hawaii Tourist bureau. Ad Club, Out
rigger club, Smithsonian Institute and
the Forresters. . '
Holstein has asked the court for an
order to .dispose of other belongings of
the late queen, such as furniture,
which is stored and which he fears
will be attacked by ants and -borers if
i; is not taken In hand and used.
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LON'OONtoBRR-rr jsly '14. Efforts
will be resumed this summer to 're
cover the 4,001,000 pounds of gold hIIH
lyins; in the wrecK of the British aux
iliary cruiser Lnurentic which was
sunk by a mine off the mouth of
Lough Bwilly in January, 19S17, while
on her way to New York. The bullion
is in bars each of which is worth 1,200
pounds. Althgether the raurenttci
carried about 1,000,000 pounds in gold
when sunk. It is estimated that about
3,009,000 pounds since has been recov.
red.
Up to now the weather has lieen
unfavorable and, as the wreck lies in
an exposed position, the salvage work
can be dons only in tfie finest weather.
It is expected that some blasting will
be necessary trt get at me compart
ments in which the gold was carled.
The work Is being done by the Ilni er,
a salvage shi.
WALKER HINES OPENS
PARIS BRANCH OFFICE
PATHS, July. 14. Walker T. Hines,
former director-general of Kailroads
has opened offices in Farts for the
purpose,of arbitrating the auewtion ot
river shipping under the German,
Austrian and, Bulgarian treaties. Mr.
Hines was appointed Arbitrator for all
this work and expects to be in Paris
severs! months. Tin Is aoromp.tmed
CHICHESTER S PILI
U TUB 1IIAMONII iBBANO.
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Urund,
hy two secretaries and a aKsistttnt, M.
liricer ClageU.
Mr. Hines soon will call together
the' delegates fro mtlie -farious inter
ested countries- to discuss the proced
ure of disposing of the shipping on
the Danube, Rhine, Kibe and Oder riv
ers. Mr. Hines will determine under
the .tirrinun, Austrian and Bulgarian
treaties, Just what whipping sliull ho
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COMPOUND COPAIBA and CIJBCBVJ
AT.YOUH DRUGGIST .,.
AtVS.Hr NJl Mprl,Y.vuil SuhMituliOfi.
tnken from these countries in part
payment for reparation and will also
distribute the shipping among trie-allied
powers. 1
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Large Itesldenee on South
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' Boom Residence, North
Side.
Fine Henlilcncs, targe v Lot,
North- 8ido.
5 Boom Residence, Largs Lot
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lot eloso lr, - p f
S lioom Itesldenee, 60x200,
cheap,- terms.
tf ltoom HcMldenrs, large lot,
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MIA Main .
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3 At-rcH, no building, cbeap.
l'Hixir.0 landy Corner, aa-
scKHtnnnt paid.
IOOxUiO So. Hill, cheap.
100x100 So. Hill, cheap, s
6 UtTfM Wast Kud, guoA houjn
and barn. ,ft
48') Arros chnip, Rood tnrma.
40 AtrcH timber Weston
Mountain IIHh of wood. ?
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RISH JRUCE DEMANDED
LONEtOV, July 14. (Webb Miller,
U. P. Staff Corresponaent.) A reso
lution demanding an immediate truce
between the warrine factions of Ire
land and the withdraw of theMrit
Ish army was adopted in a special
meeting of the trades union conifrcss
representing thousands of Brltixh
workers at Westminster yesterday.
The resolution proposed a bullot on a
treneral strike unless the troops were
withdrawn frimi Ireland.
Call Special Session.
LOXDON, July 14. (A. P.) The
proposal to employ direct action if
necessary to force the government to
withdraw Its troops from Ireland and
cease the manufacturing pf munitions
for use In Ireland and Kuwda was de
feated today In a special trades union
congress called to consider labor's at
titude on the Irish question.
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x v 14 i r j i i ti ij f i m ki fiiii u-
THE MAN SHE HATED
the man whose love she h,ad
scorned laughed at because he was
poor and she, a daughter of the rich.
Now he had eome back; a man of.
wealth, position and power.1
While she she was the . daughter
of a thief her name besmirched
and on the eve of her marriage, to
another man. , '
He offered to clear her" name to'
save her father from prison. ;
Dircttccf bu
Wallace Worsleu
- With aldistingutihed ' castjncludingl .
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