The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1917, Page 11

STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 11, 1917. PAGE 11 bd PHONE | on poe . a #00 | HOw Isa” Pe ‘1 Not a Foot Long < The Star | WANT AD Rates | CASHEL ADVERTISING any clasaificns “Ancesto 306 » MANY J note 1. Mtalle 24-348, patent flour = bok; Federal mille, # | ~~ ey OPPORTUNITIES een po YOU Miss / ===: S2s ents per tine or traction of tine | proncs, crmett Hx times for the price of five. | ’ . hd NSIEN'T. ADVER- } fee hi 606 TISING i Bine per insertion ‘ Ae Insertions for the price of five INTRACT ADVERTISING | ngRth—-1L month month—§ months month nthe month nthe 1.80 ear, per Tie Hines each week, i” year m months add & cent the add } cont OPEN SPACE ines to be used Tine nes to be used in i in 1 year, tin tee} lines to be ‘used in i year. | tine)... Se HAL RATES ON LE 3 PAvire of Want ad Dep MAIN #00 BERNSTORFF’S SON HESEATT LESTAR| Mins Alverta Eileen Riffey is ‘4 WEDS PHILLY GIRL only about a foot long when she RAR ey kets angry and kicks her leg» out BPDIRECTORY READING Re rain myo gh eel NE ay A f ‘s { former German Amt creator | Goubled up—well, you can see for Yon Mernatorff wan married to the| yourself that she alts & man's : saht . Philadelphia in. | hand NOEK BTREMANATTOR- eure official in Berlin Saturday ere ae probate mations | according to a private cable mes arn {hat TB Jauge received here today a Bileen ts the cham Lyon Bids » bride was Marguertte Vivian of the wor Acreage for Sale 155—Business Personals Burton amertenn about $8 years e has four living great grand OF FARM LANDS | DIAMOND WATCHES AND JEWEL. of age Twenty-eight years ago she rs, which ts more th wny ural part of Bao-| Fy, silverware, cut ginae and clocks, not) saioteh he. te Thom.| TOWN person can nay ‘ to HARE. and Marine | who live in FeTER MI 102 Pike Bt Formerty at 1 pmpany, and his wite, | turlington, N. J LAWYER Consuttation fre |Chauncey Wright, Restaurateur, Dies |P Continued From Page 1 ] 5 acta Bye. Main 726) OPTICIANS ‘arm Land for Sale Reng” PATH antes it or qui s chefs ften do, " rus ber Danciog Teachary without fee, Chauncey Wright Rivers p P~ ACTICAL WORSE URE Wild donned an apron and displayed his t booklet Pas Ge ti | akill to the delight of his patron om “vane ANADALE, Inc. | WANTRDOOLD FALAB TRETH (DONT and waiters allke GORIN-™ wr aney MATTER BROKEN). MiGIt ERT ° wan an widely known In Beat PRICES PAID. CAM FOR OLD s any citisen, with the possible GOLD, SILVER AN DIAMOND! - STO hes anted ote, SN ee Oe te exception of Mayor Gill or Dr Se TARE ARAM | WANT Gh ke WOME © SMITH BLDG, FOURTH FLOOR Matthews. BICYCLE SUPPLIES ——_| Worth #2.s00 » ange tor. RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING Mr. Wright wan 46 years of age 5 Gdab WORK—O tered, farm. worth $ Ash oe hen - and for last six months had | CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY Sis TNC PURLIO BTER pen facing tis proapect of an oper POTION her. 608 Crary Nide 5 eal jon to correct an injur is ob 19--City Real Estate for Sal Business Personal Ht ori ata cg bel Genfidentially on furniture, pianos, live December Wash crank! hin auto, and medical at Mock, ete n * me ¢ ty “- tentlc Mad failed to arrest the SANDERS & CO. was. | okt Mia Beattie . wit be spread of the malady to bis ‘hand. ire. oan cane ae, o nnn : gt t AMI eS Belts WL EUAN, | 35" Male Help Wanted | . bD | Came Here as Boy COLLATERAL LOAN TANTED— A at 12 e'eleck noon, for a Mr. Wright whe bern im Austin whe g : y o ° oting on the Sth day of September, IKE lower effice. * his mother Mary ur Wrigh the UHMMIRAION . . << | Diamonds set wh ou walt; jowetry | DUilds tesiness personality in whee load chk tie «parents PROV LOAN BOX wing, iggy Being woe engerred te prissn {His students from the first.) yougnt him to Petaluma, Cal. Since and 114 atlors, "Work tenale pri po | brow, nim to Pet a, Cal. Sine Ste PLACE TO fe r SMITH JRWEELRY MFO. CO. That's why they are in de-|tnat time, Wright has lived in Los DIAMONDS and JEWELRY wane phen Make » ant AM'TH LDA, Forth Fleer, | 15 nd. Angeles, Alaska and Seatt®, On confidential. — eae. miei OO} COURAR MaKRa a FINiAHED) his firet sojourn in Seattle, arriving WELRY CO., 809 Second. | LLY MEN AND WOW POR TE @ancer of you Why wait? Our re-| Shorthand Civil Service es ye : ar od pay. Bee Mclean, 112] te rua ned ie. a ree Bookkeeping here tr , < Wright received ue ard eiversity seabed ? | Ueation in e grade aehoo! and in GREENE HMERLY | KAVANAUGHH 17.08 he Advanced Grammar the old Unversity of Washington. Upataire saree EU os Ce He later left for Alaxka to return to maw sults and orerseeta | 08 — Funeral Notices Northwestern Seattle 12. years ago. Since that 4 Thira, THITEL-— December 10,” Mise Witeabe' “ itel, age 64 Fears o6 28th ay Shorthand time he has resided here continu: . 34—Female Help Wanted Beloved cousin of M.D. and Ww. 3 R 1 lew) . niet " DANCING SCHOOLS _| Ai NEW OR OLD DaNckS GU wer cebtemn, Sate, and -Oitre ae eporting Schoo Vright’s firet whirl at the ree TiPPODROME GUARANTEES TO| teed taunt Ht : fags > ] Arcade Bldg taurant business was made 22 years ‘teach you olf or new dances Pret. | 1. Fifth ana a voto Ree |ago, when he opened one in Lon An Gewald, Eitiott 1187. The arene wala Fillet + “ - ? ss ———————=|_gelon, From this beginning he has Finn soa Universtty ccs AGED —W Fo Public Markets | —| worked up until, at the time of his e = ae e ° death, he was president of the Se nian — PUGET SOUND 2222 Me aes WOK Wi ERPE 6 ne FS ees || ducts four of Seattle's beet known " eid; ‘ STEAMERS restaurants, familiarly known as Write Nox ngene Chauncey Wrigh NOVELTI RAGE Wane i CHRISTMAS , 105 White! spare time at home, 265 Brapire Bid | ORR SRR ALL LOCAL ROUTES Was a Leader syntem of conducting eating NRL, eTFAMERS LEAVE PROM COLMAN " eat evel sina ; CLOTHING 43—Lost and Found % *|| DOCK, POOT OF MARION STREET || **t#blishments revolutionized the tn « ND sOLD. 19 DECEMBER §. ON MADISON s dustry in this city. He was among Prarning naar AXP . Pho abet | bisck patent eee tare 1 the first to introduce the “come! to, with aS money eater j into my kitchen and look around” good weed suite por || DIAN. and was the first to establish ely, Main 128% 2 sered—Port || on eight-hour day for afl of his em- ployes. Timmer Sel Due. tort Tlie nat paolo hE Was a Mason always a liberal do- charities. of the war, has government appeals | Wright was || nator to all worth outbreak inti 2243 or Patiard 674 ie a z : ka Junk 3 Mott 3291 since t FUNK, i743 int & EN 7 noney generously. On the first HOTELS AND APARTMENTS * 1% © Rea Cross contributions, he STANDARD HK B 4 f and has given mu ih} Carney First Ave. and Pine Bt. sted $5 . padcern, outside rooms; elefator NR During the summer, he was ieagiee: phone '0 all rome Ciret-ciaae y reapect. TSo and up; with pri- | 44 ves Automobiles spe pointed « member ot the ee fa y h. $1.60 "7 a opm | commision, and, shortly before his area! CORDIALLY mvitep | 16 6 eed_care. Wis @atiy || death, predicted that eme he ind. 92 week up a rev ret on. A RIINETON, 10135. |45—For Sale Miscellaneous cg h germ Reanim | iiépm ||ize the government's c aign for | 11—Acreage for Sale @AsH AND DOORS #:200m || naving food | Sapelescagee el Kitchen cupboards, 4 ft. € tn. wide, 7 tt Gaily 5 rT | high. two glass doors and three long “a Wright was a Knight Templer ana} ALMOST 2 oChES adjgatable shelves tn the wpper pai soUTH END . n thirty-second degree Mason. wd | | three drawers, ape flour bin. one sugar ‘ tre . was to be Initiated into the Filks at| | | bin, mixing board, and a cupboard for | ‘ * next initiation of the Seattle pets and pane with panel door in hae Anacortes ese : oly ig Bh ag — gell IR emcees | ny United Press Leased Wire | Fria property improved with = ||| Knock down, ; : was an ardent automobilist,! LONDON, Dee. 11.—The Brit- freon bot gee me ay ll ta “2 ' and took particular pride in a racer| ish flag was to be raised In for cae, que wed nino | | Two-lent | win es f sicesgshthatiinates-caemeanele which he owned | mal state over Jerusalem the fine renning 9pr = | (pee ow See 1 Te ftom 4 Kalshan, forl 4:66pm | Holy today, | property; about - | Song wen Rage ae ISLES ag Ee atiy It th Anacortes! datiy | g 7 Gen, Allenby, commander of | viese eeates and : ve Sob aahaih tenet teaeek. ob te. ‘ inghem! DUDE WRANGLER IS the victorious British columns, | peveral years 25 frult trees o Quest announced his plans in mes | rent varieties; aiso black anan: ateh - 4 : fan 2 nde—Hellingh aw | other stnart fruits: plenty || tm the West selling direct to com : ht Towne | He will enter the | od out for fuel a v — | eumer. - siaeiche oak inchs Staff Correspondent freeted by Sheiks at the tion are 100; | as . an telan n . ni - x yah se Gel eR. ani| coe wees || CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Deo. 11.—| Omar and the Patria t Other stock see i cA CUnION ha mp Private Joseph McKeaver, of the} ern Latin churches. adjoining at | | ae CCR y ve Port Towneend—Part Angetes—Nenb || . To the and to De a fad rms | |XMAS PRESENTS Yr OLDE Sta Rey and Wey Porta Remount Depot was suggested as To them and to the populace he = Curiosity Shep, Colman dock front ' ie | bop =vona pag ey “ will read a long prepared proclama '- 7 "; ton er Oc tb: 2 {6:t0pm Str. Utopia, te a fitting man for a special de i New DUNN SELLS TRUNKS . : Bnei | a . tion promising them freedom and se. { | | ana bags for lens, Repairing of | f Le otte fn ‘ ee eee So the clerks in the personne! Of<| Vi ity under Christian rule. The jas $19 Becond ave. * ‘ . . fice looked up his service record. | i ; | oO si? ' ‘ sa r yiway porte. lr 7 {flag will then formaily be raised — “| , o, 26e T.: fancy ? * ney found his former occupation} over the city. At the same time - | SE RV ICE FLAGS heen, 2 » “ Port Aneeles, Clafiam ||t0 have been “dude wrangler.” rena " we | aN ? “om Port Townsend —Ter n . Nagas a é S rench and Italian 18 s and , $350 | Kitehen @& Co. and Way Porte TUAt EONAR HOM, 80 ey Ee hants will raise the flags of j bn a Hit’ University st AREER | - 0:30pm iar.” Wataleale, 2:20pm || ferred the card to Judge Advocate} their own nationalities. ie HOUSE, BARN AND | ANO@ POR RENT, RENT AP- | " fa ratatne, a BOP Rein nee Fe A Maj. Strong. He guesned a few Martial law will be proclaime ao | Meyer-Toner, 219 | jy a. n . ar at thee gangs ys ier nal SFr times and then sent for the man once, and Allenby will likel . P Bc RED TRACTS } . an $ 1 Wert ageies a8 | 1 - . : oe OOD , ¢ $ CLEARE: } war a n Friday Clallam ! Why, don’t you know asked! military governor. ] i Stoves, barn end 8 cleared tract sot tg a fe ¢ Part Gamblentadiow-—Piaster || Private McKeaver. “Horse wranglers i nd, with 6 . scellaneous erage Paaet fer] # team |jattend to the needs of horses and] 1 ke t tf ute iPRCIALTY are ‘ ‘ ‘ ¢ biel datty ||cow wranglers attend to cows. '| NEW TUBERCULOSIS | each rage J ante . le De | exrept || was a guide in the Yorernite park. 1| | jo i A ’ . na.) Sunday || wy angled dudes, That's easy.” QUARTERS PLANNED netent . ned - - 4 5 or | r m ; | Rie |} recommendation that another j 4 Ph 8:00pmintenmer Puget. tre! 9:00pm || 106 vicvinee be built at Firlands sanato j h, 16 ae || rium immediately, to provide for tu i] pane Sanday Only | | berculosis patients whom lack of ac } burke . sr. miSteamer Paget, for! @:20pm - 4 ot ai é 9:00am Sten ' commodation now keeps out, wa + @ 16 Wanted Miscellaneous lige bigs we vag, MB Raenen. Lee eee COLUMBIA ST. made in the report Monday of the oon if YOU HAVE ANYTHI FO BELL. | c60 tf rin t butter neve par aI special medical commission appoint / G the Pa Auction Ce Main 6596 » n The. Hood Ca vamble—Ladiow | ¢ od by the county comm ioners. ‘The | ie seme ( 9 view, | sell the Racitic Auction Co. Matn $586, bs alee b Cor. First Ave. Ne or ne, for $ oe aah, ber | Rummage Sale ke, amet || “Ttamiste. Clty ot Angalee,| 19°05 ymmendation declared that this | * ’ ar at S per cent. - > Aatly {for 7, e midn’ht i " ional # o nould na bi ance 4 y p Z BALE isis al Grose fay fOr bles Sénangor! except. || DIL EDWIN J, BROWN jonal structure should be built} poe RUMMAGE SALE, A 6m otat A excer , aii peints onl Sundeyii D.D. nut delay there would be a 16 acres, south of Bremerton; very £000|° WreTLAKE AVE. AND 1904 | rex ‘4 : as Sunder it7o0d Cana ! ut demand for more room when | Behe” Cas b punty road.) FinsT AVE. CLOTHING FOR i New at 108 Columbia victims of the disease started | : | EN AND WOMEN Pointe marked #* are boat tanding I have left the imita pattintia 81% acres of water front,” alder and | wanna ’ ere tor. th pointes and for|/tors of my name and ‘ h q rant” staer's Fins 1 SANITARY : ning points make |/signs on First ave. and Another recommendation of the| . d fi Furniture Wanted _ 0 arrangements for tanding, || moved my Dental Of |commission was to the effect that . Wtaiy 1 ¢ S Main 2983, Beattie sia er rate does not Include boat land. |\gt., juat across the street taking care of tuberculosis patients a " 1 CO., 2006 Hecond ave. I tain on from my old location. My new en-| and that th natorium be the Fir ut a n 02-10 fancy pot YT. ability fe irmited to weer trance ta 106 Columbia midway be- | lands. oF A Elliott 634 = ie, " rarrin fa Ms Fags ' y r a, ay | oe —| Blake Furr. CO. 008 RL ES, | roast, ite m ing toast, 34 in Tene alone tet || tween Firat and Second aves, i will) A third recommendation called for | oF + “gia . ‘ : 4 , ds allowed free aine my price ause of the | ot 7 S University dle 3usiness Personals Oe alain see s Paeet schedules. subject to ||war, but I do expect to inerease ry |the appropriation from the county | x ‘ | Gnowas HAIN, CURES DANDROPP, | piace, Florida grape fruit, 9 for 2 nottes, Freteht re. ||dental practice eo that the increased funds to build and maintain a per-| view © r ‘eczema, NO RESULTS, NO C than apples, $1.60 oF Inte (excepting || bis Inens wil ofteot the increased | manent pavilion rlands sana: | p ments 5 ‘ entiemen, indies. Violet . . Tacoma) named In above schedule cost of doing business because of | toriy Hp St ra Hane cuirvony « ¥ | eaten treatments for cold: f eta must be purchased at ticket ||the war torium mm 0 patient x | Tniropody, Louise, Dalion, krag ent man in Seattle who did not raise his se a See as n erty Hilfort 28 Open evenings f ft PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO, | prices ause of the war Nat Goodwin is appearing in a} aa GaREN ite WOL:ANT t Ticket Offlee, € Dock. iy Sey ish ae play called “Why Marry Strange. | t rth and Jefferaon, near court hours. Phone, Main 9009. Siae nine’ Mea. Nat gan always has been, “Why ‘enched for ministertal rr c a ading Den * PiICk § feo M man, 1103] Be A yao meee ip ‘cieen, Genes ened ——— ee | 106 Columbia, Not Marry and, | and Champion of the World ree” | | | | (CITIZENS TELL PART THEY TOOK IN GETTING CHANGE IN CHIEFS Moran. Investigate Record The group of citizens who ne | tle, where he bolde property. He ia “tiated with Mayor Gill for a |a moerried man, a practical tee change of police chiefs issued a | toteler, and during many years has statement following their confer. | been well aequainted with conditions ence, outlining their wort on Puget Sound, He is in the prime The statement follows: lof life, and 4 vigorous man, and, in “feverul days ago Mayor Gill de-| the opinion of the committee, whieh cided to make a change in the chief | was unanimous in favor of the ap of police. After much consideration, | pointment, fully qualified for the ait he offered the place to Capt. Thomas | uation. The are many people in |. Foster, for many yearn hy cattle who hi known Mr. War | the United Sta t servic ren, both in Spokane and in Alagka, this district. Capt. Foster declined ull wpeak in the highest terma, the appointment, owing to his fed-| not only of his character, but of his eral duties, The mayor then 1 | executive lhim to make a suggestion, whi qualifications for this imp Capt Foster did, by naming Joveph | fice ¥. Warren, whom he had n| Would Not Release Hyde Mayor Gill then sailed a wulta |7*? Mayor Gill had endeavored to iagleed following gentiemen. |*0CUre the services for this position Judge Donworth w A Peters, ot Maj A P. 8. Hyde, Seow Frederick Hausman, Harold Preston, |#oned at Fort Worden, with Re a : United States const artillery, Tr. &. Lippy, Laur F COURAD, | Ma). Hyde, out of a commendable Hu Black and Frank 4 public spirit, and from « previous ae quaintance of some years’ residence living, and all four “regular” grand-| ,, - : in Seattle, and consequent interest parents Mr. Warren was already known |... 4 citizen, wan willing to consi@ar Just to prove what we said about |' many of these gentlemen, altho | 11 nutter favorably thone four living g. . f.'s, we didn't |he had not been discussed by them. |"... aiage was sent to Represent cut any of ‘em out of the picture, | They then held two conferences and | 1... sonn J. Miller, in WashingSemy hey are, left to tat mM. Svalled themselves of much informa | * a - be Flory, Henry Huttey, und. James tion regnrding Mr. Warren's record. | Nig, Peoetunly Noses epee $00 See ' ait: 4. Givaad ‘and John This record they found in the high a eae . rviee Mina Alverta Eileen lives in during five years, chief of police at). iT ot ‘pouition. rd S80 do her ven, Mr. Spokane, since which time he ed hae pr ie digo: ppd by’ and Mrs. Otis Riffey been in Alaska, connected with the |i. socreiary of war and th coneaah Look at the whiskers she haa to federal rervice. staff, but they reached decision pull; and think of the bets she has Mr, Warren is a resident of Seat-| 1.1)" Pa vi "| t n 2 de sang arr erg that, w Oo ne pressing MAYOR NAMES NEW CHIEF OF POLICE ° ; ° Continued From Page 1 | enforce all laws and ordinances to the best of my ability | May Make Changes | “Wil you ke any changes in the department?” he was asked. ‘Of course I don't know yet,” he sald, “but probably will, after I've gotten better acquainted with condi- tions During the ‘80's, when the chief of police was elected in Spokane, War- ren held the office three successive terms, and term by ap. pointment He went to later one Alaska and served as captain of ° 13 yearn after that 4 ox tradit or hin work kept him Seattle much of the time, capturing law breakers who were wanted in Alaska. Captures Murderer Warren made Voluntarily ture min who had murdered near Spokane, Warren was 24 of age, and lived in the country eut side of Spokane. He was immediately made a pa trolman by the Spokane police partinen Warren owns property in Seattle and belongs to the Elks. a dramatic entry 1 singlehanded, he half-breed dian car The conference at which ft was definitely decided to name Warren chief, lasted practically all morning. | To Take Charge Wednesday When the ¢ ded, May or Gill made to con War the ference © pointe fer wi may | “War | tc nat 2 p. m., in n will proba norrow,” May pas ap lidly recor Caps. Foster, whove 5 ly respect take waid mended charge “He by ment I high or Gi Acquaintances of Warren were high in their praise of his Frank Crosby, United trict clerk, said: “He is ono of the j best officers in the country, and is | highly respected among government men. Hoe has a reputation for bray jery that is known by dozens of old Umern and by crooks thruout this country and Canada. He's absolute i eat, and he's the one good many of us have thought was big enough to tackle the police job here.” | : UNION JACK IS PRISONERS TAKEN t IN THE FIE is still FROM. 27 DIVISIONS OF HUNS AT CAMBRAI BULLETIN BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS nited Preas Correspondent WITH THE D, Dec, 11 Cambrai man diers. All these have been brought up hurriedly since Gen. Byng’s smash-| | ing blow ably of the The heavy German reinforcements up close to front in there. this afternoon were | shelling some of those moving col | are Mi 2 The viest was reported late today from Gauze court, Hendicourt, le To date prisohers have been iden 4 from at least 27 different Ger. / presenc in this sector of at least 459,000 sol divisions —indicating ‘This 450,000 is in addition presum garrison troop to the regular Cambrai sector being rushed They are digging guns nes. British mn of German reserves. eret and Monehy REPORT ARTILLERYING BRITISH ARMTES Germany | bringing up troops around | mutual artillerying | Trescault, Vib mands upon the artillery services, it was utterly impossible to spare Maj. Hyde from such service.” TONIGHT Metropolitan WATCH YOUR STEP Nights, Gee to $2.00; Wed. Mat, See to $1.50 Thurs.,Fri.&Sat.] $1. Selwyn & Co, Will Present Same Terfect Cast as Last Season Nighti MOORE THEATRE OKPHEUM VAUDEVILLE | TWICE DAILY. 10e, Se, 5c, 15e, Mats. 100, 25e, 60a War tax to be added. THEATRE WILKES filtvens | | Sth & Pine—Tel. Eiliett 2525-2506 | Tonight—-All Week By United Press Leased Wire | Mat's. Bunday, Wednesday, Saturday Srer Great Play of Police Methods PATUS, Deo. 11.—Artillerying tn/ “THE THIRD DEGREE” nome sections of Lorraine and Alsace || 4, cnaries Kien, suthor of Devid was reported in today’s official Warfield's “The Musi: Master” statement. Nights ft to SSe, Mats Ite and S8e, FREE DOCTO Feu-Government Physician uu WA RIGHT DRUG Co, Leek for Characterizes our every transaction, and tomers are ness judgment. 4% methods our cus- accorded every cour- tesy consistent with sound busi- FIRST AVENUE, e¢ MINGTON ST. STORES Free Doctor Sign. Paid on Savings Accounts Accounts Sub, Cords: Invited. Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. Is your chimney warm and inviting for Fill up your bins and then your furnace, range, grate and stove with DIAMOND 8RiQuET> Hurry to the telephone and get your order in now. you can do no better than to ask for any of these (or just the right mixture): Black Diamond, South Prairie, Issaquah, Newcastle Coal If you prefer coal, Order from your dealer or call PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. 563 Railroad Ave. S. et to Check Are [NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:20. Nights, 7 and 8. “THE COURT nooM GIRLS" Pretty Girls, Music, Comedy CHAUNCEY MONROE & CO, Ia “A Business Proposal” Other Features General Admission, 260. Continuous Daily, 1 to 11 7 Variety Alice Teddy, Deccers’ | sxating. Wrestling Bear 4 Other Big Acte Fhoteptay Alice Brady ot egion Weehény Mate. 1fe; Ives. & Genial ‘Theatre—First and Madison NOW PLAYING BURLESQUE |AMUSEMENTS re ei “THE ISLE OF HULA HULA® 20 Pretty Girls 3—Shows Datly—3 Santa Claus? Renton, Franklin, Main 5080