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he heater Yule Not Known as Monte Stars Mother, Even to Friends. By BOBBIN COONS Me( Hire mother wants her name ch.inged to Mrs. McGuire, instead son as the district attorney Thomas E. Jackson as a shrewd detectives are flawless. F.

J. W. Current Playbills of Mrs. Yule, which is her real name, because Joe Yule her son plays in pictures and cousenuently her friends all know her by his screen name. AMERICAN.

In answer to the public's demand for outdoor screen attractions. Pathe has produced My an eleborate western dialogue special with music. Robert DeLacy who was prominently iden tified with features of this type in the days of silent pictures, directed the production and in the cast are George Duryea, Sally Starr, Robert Edeson, Lee Moran, Mona Ray, Harry Woods, Harry Watson. Stompie, a new colored comedian dlscoi-ery, and the MacFarlane That goes champion juve- show how firm ly these adopted screen appellations become fixed, and useless it is to try to preserve one's real identity once a change lew coo nile trick riders and ropers My which opens at the American theater today was filmed entirely in the Great Open Spaces, most of the scenes taking place near Lone Pine, at the base of Mt, Wiiitney, the high est peak iu America. One of the highlights of the feature is a mammoth rodeo in which are featured some of the greatest riding and roping talent in the world.

The Cowboy songs which have through a characterlMition that clowns, then turns serious, shows fight, and finally wins the lady. Buddy Roosevelt, noted Western star, appears in the picture, and adds many equestrian thrills, together with Jay Wllsey and Jack Pennick, both well known for their Western roles. Charles B. Middleton plays the character role of Buck, foreman of the ranch and sister of the heroine. The inimitable Cliff Edwards, as the comedy cowboy with the ukulele, offers some new songs and does a deal of comical detail, together with Polly Moran, giho plays the ranch cook.

The cattle ranch scenes, with the riding thrills, were remarkably staged and provide plenty of excitement between laughs, and battle with the cowboys in the deserted pueblo was an exciting thrill that later was cleverly turned to a laugh. Another feature of the bill is a picture entiled featuring Mary Pickford, Henry B. Walthall and Harry Carey, taken about 25 years ago. The original picture has been synchronised with music and sound to modernize it. Charles Chase in a comedy Shock, Vltaphone acts and talking news and novelties are also Included lu the J.

K. SCIENCE CALLED TO RUN DOWN LAW BREAKERS KIDNAPER iui 'en made. i.nk parents probably practice to become accustomed to calling him Gary after movies had dictated the alter- atian, just as Lucille LeSeuer a firm hold ou the pub 1 be startled at hearing herself fancy, also play an part In the entertalmiieut features tailed and i.ouise Dantzier is Mary Brian of My as well as to everyl)ody, even her mother, and'ggveral original musical numbers harles l)rother, who especially for the picture trouble answering to his new name Green and Monte Colot Bruce, soon will be equally reviewed Saturday) ed at being called anything! PREDICTS RAIN IN SEPTEMBER VALLEJO, Cal ten years of continuous researches ou suu- and weather cycles, Capt. T. J.

J. See, noted scientist, professor of mathematics, U. S. Navy, retired, announced today that he had definitely connected the increase of sunspots with floods of the lower Mississippi river in 1927. Capt.

See further declared that the recent rapid decrease of Sunspots iu June, as reported by the Laboratory Rainbows Used To Ferret Crime Clues. CHKWGO, Aug. rainbows are being used to ruu down clues to crime in the newest application of science to crime detection. Harnessing the powerful ultra-violet rays of the sun in spectroscopic photography and fluorescence tests to detect the presence of metallic and alkaioidal poisons in cases of suspected murder and to uncover civil frauds is the new hope of the crimlnoioglst in out witting enemies, according to Dr. A.

J. Pacini, Chicago scientist. Dr. Pacini, who has devoted the past twenty years to the study of the invisible rays, has just been appointed to the staff of Col Calvin Goddard, head of the scientific crime detection bureau at Northwestern university. Both speed and accuracy in solving crime mysteries of certain types are claimed as the special advantages of the ultraviolet detective.

"Every chemical element has its pecular spectrum, or arrangement of lines iu the rainbow, which can he photograplied under ultraviolet said Dr. Paciui an autopsy is made ou a body 1 as a murder victim, a spectroscopic pliotogruph of the vital organs gives a complete record of If TIME STAR MOVIES SOME REMEMBER I.ew Cody once tried to convince an Italian bit-player called A.1 ULI i elmi that he should adopt a short Taiance observatory, near Bor deaux, France, had enabled him al- any foreign substance present. to assign definitely the cause of arsenic is suspected and is present, great drought iu the central the spectrum of that element will he seen in the photograph. On the Behind the bars In Porter county jail at Valparaiso, Claude Dinner, 27-year-old farm hand, has lots of leisure to contemplate the folly of his action in kidnaping Betty Ann Foster. All the charges that can be brought against him will be pressed to the limit.

quick and accurate verdict in the case of these and many other al- kaloidal poisons. Since papers and inks have flourescence, it is possible to uncover civil frauds, such as alterations in wills and raised documents, by light. There will be dissimilarity in bet wen the autttentic and altered portions. are some of the potential uses of the newer findings in physics and chemistry for the protection of society against its enemies." Paciui. who is head of the Pacini laboratories in Chicago, worked out his peculiar applications of uUravlolel light to crime detection while making teats for the purity of foinls, textiles, oils, precious stones, and minerals, means of their reaction under the high frofiueucy light waves.

CATERPILLARS INVADE DESERT the let light. Various alkaioidal poisons are Included in this group. Where the amount is too small to show a definite fluorescence to the naked eye, the fluorescence micro scope can make the identification. Morphine fluoresces with a bright bluish characteristic, cocaine gives a whitish flourescence, heroin shows up yellow green, and aspirin, purple. If a person has been poisoned with any of tlmse drugs, it is a long and difficult process to determine it by chemical means But the ultraviolet detectives give a TELL STORY OF AGRICULTURE SPRINOFIBI.D, Au exhl- bitiou depicting three hundred years of Massachusetts agriculture from the day of the Indian to the present acieutlfic era will be presented by the state department of agriculture.

Dr. A. W. Gilbert, commissioner, iu the Massachusetts state building at the coming Eastern States exhibltiou. The exhibition, built around the Massachusetts Bay tercentenary celebration, will begin with the arrival of the Puritans In 1630 and hy a series of graphic period displays will be brought dow through the intervening 30 years to show how agriculture has kept pace with industry, commerce and transportation.

RENO, to trenches until next Spring! This today appeared to he the program of au army of horned caterpillars upon desert vegetation in parts of southern, western and northern Nevada, according to reports to the Nevada university ag- rioultural extension service county agents. It is reported that little or no damage was caused irrigated crops. The worms confined their depredations largely to desert plants although some range feed was devoured by the hungry little armies. The great numbers of caterpillars in Nevada this year was attributed to the profusion of Spring flowers on the desert, wtUoh it is said, attracted the moths. The insect at the moth stage, according to the scientists, hover around flowering plants in the manner of a humming bird, sucking the nectar from the flowers with very long tongus.

Representative caterpillars were collected and scut to the United States department of bureau of entomology for positive identification and for control information should the army next summer attack irrigated crops. The worms were sent air mall and were said to have been the first of the breed to receive an airplane ride across the United States. nee In a Lifetime a Show Like This! SEE and HEAR That a young shepherd and his flock have disappeared and are bellevi'd to imve been devoured by wolves, is reported from Vigo, Spain. WHITEAdAN'S SCRAP In which ChoriM Irwin, mottcr of Hm and iwnu tho Innf of Pool gigantic book, in which oil tho swccood- lag noMbort ora to bo found. A PAUf IN cartoon Ing how Whitoman corno bg crownod "Wng of Jmz." Min THf Whitoman Intro.

tho of band and io thoy ploy. MSET THE which tho Ruuot Morfcort Doneon moko Hioir initioi eppooraneo. by with tho Hollywood Stanloy Smith and tho Morkort Doncnrs. FKATURKl) It was proved, he said, by Ther- aiid snappy name instead of thej QfferS WHtiani longer one already chosen as sub- in stitute for the original. tiailies Qild Bnt the young Italian already Pickford Pictlire.

h.ul cards printed with the name and he afford to replace them. And argument was that the peo- Willidtli Haines, as a big he man of the wido open spaces, furnishes giggles and guffaws, a few thrills, pie wouldii bother to remember a incideuully figures in a ro- luime as long as that. love story in his latest pic- Uan mall still comes addressed now play to Valentino. Cody, personally, likes to know to everyone as Bii'es at Cody." be He ex- the WRONG AGAIN This department recently piesed its lack of faith iu chances of to reach the screen. And shortly afterward young producer, Howard stepped right up and mopile measurements, that the other hand, a poison not even suspected may give indisputable evl- sunspots heat than of its presence lu the spec- average of the solar system.

Hence i tographic record. With the com- the upper cool currents of the airjmoniy used cliemical procedure, the are so high that nothing hut cirrus analyst must have a definite poison clouds are formed, nine miles above to search for, and if he does not tlie surface, and the drought find that, he has nothing left with hoUgalsAi. -----------Tins moneyed young man, famous Western ranch were ing at the Ceramic theater, The story is a comedy of the modern West, with Haines as a circus barker who gets into trou ble and is forced to go to work on a Western ranch. Hla love affair the feminine is enlivened by his education as a cowboy, a thrilling rescue race, an attempted lynching, and some riding feats that amazq, Unique settings were used. The ancient pueblos in New Mexico, therefore continues to rage.

Adequate relief cannot be expected before September, he said, when the rapid motion of the sun. southward, about the Autumnal Equinox. finally will upset this unfortunate state of the upper air to give rain and permanent relief from one of the most oppressive heat waves ever known. which to continue his iuvestigation. The ultraviolet methods has also the advantage of being able to detect very minute amounts of a metallic poison which would elude the chemical analyst.

chemicals have a peca- liar fluorescence, of color liunln- osity when placed under ultrarlo- LABOR DAY At Beautiful IDORA PARK Free Fireworks, 2 Dance Bands' 50 Big Attractions ever, from his entry into pictures has been fond of newspaper stories, even when censorship threatened. His first success, ha a tough battle with the blue- pencllers in some cities, but eventually triumphed. bought Fropt Page," sizzling dialog and alU before he completed his aviation pet, and still intends to produce some of the dialog may have to be toned down. And now, with People." he has another newspaper yarn, after a fashion, which he figures will only have to be culled of its veiled references to Hollywood characters to make it acceptable. and real cowboys stage many thrills.

Leila Hyams plays the heroine in the story, as the feminine of a cattle ranch. Haines romps DISCHARGE OFFICIALS. By The BUCVRUS. ou charges that Republican election judges and a clerk were permitted to vote the Democratic ticket in the August primary iu violation of the law, all members of the election board in Lykeus township, Crawford county, were discharged yesterday. The value of poultry and eggs produced annually in Georgia is estimated at about $40,000,000.

POWELL PLAYS PART OF LAWYER IN BILL at state theater the Defense," Story Of Metropolitan Life Star ms I. William Powell, that suave cos- niotwlite who has probably done as much as any favorite actor you cau name toward stirring up the hates and sympathies of millions of movie-goers, is enacting another of his superb roles at the Gtaie theater, in the There is something about tho characters of craft that evokes admiration, endearment, though they be tinged with imprint of a fundamental villainy. His etage producer iu his big city gambler la "Street of hU social outcast In of the and now his criminal defense lawyer in the are real, living men, each as clearly linuied, distinct, as understaud- abie as a Millet painting. But even as he invests each new screen typo with a definitely new personality, one cannot help but for the lovable humaneness man Powell who is inspiring the aUge producer, the out- ca.st, the gambler and the lawyer one sees and hears on the silver Biieet. For the is a story that deals with a phase of metropolitan life with which everyone is familial.

Powell is seen as a phenomenally successful lawyer, who defends doubtful persons from the machinery of the Itw, and w'ho wais case after case in spite of the suspicions levelled against him by the bar association ard the police department. One of the early thrills of the film is the scene wherein Powell demonstrates his daring by dash- a bottle, supposedly containing to the floor of a room. He shows himself to be not only brilliant and crafty, but courageous as well. But the time comes when he is coafronted with a problem which Is much for his cleverness. His actress-sweeiheart is confronted a life-term for manslaughter.

Powell is dKendIng her. He learns, late, that she is guilty. There me way to save must -take the himself. What happens is the big climatic moment of the play. Kay Francis is stunning as the NOW SHOWING Powell's Greatest Hit! WILLIAM POWEU For the DefenscT Qammoimt Gay, debonair spender, lover of bright lights and women, brilliant criminal lawyer, the best friend a crook ever had Bill clever the cops believe he Is straight.

They get him! New York gasps! See why! See how! There's a woman behind It all. third dynamic smash-hit In a of Chance," of tho the biggest one yet Made by the man who made of John Cromwell And that svelte charmer, Kay Francis, Is the w'oman. A thrill a minute and a great climatic kick! Coming OF JAZZ" AH Talking Comedy 'Average A Paul Terry Cartoon. Fried" Pathe Sound Newi AMERICAN TODAY AND TOMORROW Coramencing Monday Tlie gereea Stage Play that la Boyaad Regraaeh Faithful to author and the characters of the ten splendid heroes, some cowards, but all real, lovable, human whose story will Thrill Year Seal I RhRDON myC COWBOY! a new kind of western comedy You'll enjoy It immensely. AU Comedy ROYAL PATHE AUDIO REVUE THE DAIIY la whidi lavra to Plante, at city ediHtr, ii after "hot With Jeonte Long, Memo Kennedy, Kathryn Crawford, Croce "BLUEKIIIOS AND by The Rhythm Crotby, Al Kinker, Horry MUSIC MATH tkit in which on piccolo player on orchettra leader ot IT HAPPB4ED IN cprence feotvring JOHN BOLES, etteloff, Nancy Twin George Morkert IN Tryon, Memo Kennedy ond Laura La Plante hova mixvp in a bvtinett office.

Charlit White and the bond. "A BENCH IN THE nuNH bor by Jeanotto Lolf, Stonloy tho broa SitHae, Sunny Jim, drop and many oHiart. All NOISY ON THI EASTERN Coaiody illuslrating how giil romolne ta hor loldior tweoh hoorte.Yalo D'Avrii, Woltor ChoHot Irwin, Billy Kont. TIN AN Holl mokoi mwk ia aa oauieing and occontric fathion. Closed All Day Monday LABOR DAY SPECIALS Saturday, Aug.

30th QUALTTY PRODUQp MARKET FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 620 St. Clair Ave. Where Volume Governs Price. Across From the State Theater Peaches FOR CANNING EXTRA FANCY FREESTONE ELBERTAS 6 Dozen to Crate Special 00 Crate Jumbo 6 Honey Dews Sweetest of All Melons. You'll be amazed how thick and luscious the meat is, and they are priced very low at Elach 25 PLUMS Sweet and Juicy 3 Dozen 27c TVz Carrier 54c Sweet Potatoes Jersey and Louisiana 3 lbs.

25c ROCKYFORD CANTALOUPES Large Size 2 for 23c Pineapples Large Cuban 24c, 2 for 4Sc California Oranges Sweet and Juicy 20c, 39c, 49c, 50c Doz. GRAPES! GRAPES! California Malagas Sell Regularly 3 Lbs. 29c. Special For Saturday lbs. 95 4 California Mountain BARTLETT PEARS Sweet, Luscious and Ripe.

Will keep very nicely over Holiday. 21 doz. 2 dozen for LEMONS California Sunkisi 21c dozen, 2 dozen 39c Honey Balls Head Lettuce Very Sweet and Luscious Fresh and Solid Special Special 3 for 25c lOc, 3 for 25c CELERY HEARTS Fresh Crisp This Celery gathered daily and brought direct from the Grower to the Stands. The bunch 10 3 bunches QUALITY PRODUCE MARKET 620 ST. CLAIR AVE Where Volume Governs Price.

FREE DELIVERYPHONE MAIN 861 RHAPSOOY IN firat dramoMiofion of Ooergo Immortal moeforploco lod by Foui Whifomon ahd bond. Tho Slitnri Cortior, Roy and Iho Morfcorf Ooncsrt. OH FORfVfRMORf lliry Kopt ond Walter Bronnon rololo rogarding fwo geldflth. "MY RAOAMUFFIN by Joonlo long, with Ooorgn Chiloli, Marian SloHor, ond Don BOGIi in which ethor donouncod nmral Olonn Tryen, Mlly Koiit, Kofhryn Crowford, Svnny Jim. "HAPPY by tho Soye, Twin Sinon Al Nemon, Paul Smotl and ofhon.

"tfAS ANYIOOY SHN Prook Ueilo a In iho gooinf and palhoHc foehien ef yoeloryoor, wSS Iho of lantorn "THI SONO OP THI ond thn Cowboy Choras. NoHi- Infl ilko ovor on icroon or ileigo THI MUTINO num- Sof, romorlioblo foc elio, ood Monk offucM. Tko ohmIc of oN oorione, wkh ployon odd ooHuo cortawM ond intlrvmonhi. FINAll WITH 10 OASPi an a WHinMAN AND HIS BAND IN KIN6 OF JAZZ STATE Starts Monday.