The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1919, Page 5

> THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1919. Harry S. New Is Finding —_ELKS CONCLAVE | Solace in Bible Psalms NEARING CLOSE: | Jazz Dancing on Final Pro-| gram at Yakima | YAKIMA Aug Yakima, brit Hant with purple and white, in whieh Jin mingled use Salvation Army col ors clone the entertainment for $000 Elks In ith annual conven tion of the Washington State Ete association here today A don visiting brass bands are in attend ance and all afternoon and ev and at night until b wee hours the will ring with Jam music, Dances were to be held at the Elicx’ club, the Country club and on the paveme 7 and tn almoat t ‘ates inthe of (Ms Salvation every restaura Hvery bite state Is now} Ar Home Service campaign to put tt ov | portunity Week tember 22 to |. The conyention will halt for a| brief intermission at 11 p.m, for to “Our Absent Brothers hour will be struck by the exploston of 11 | bombs hgr the air and the whole ynido wil) 1 uncoy: ered tn stlent Autadion for absent brothers and friends. . Voting Amazons Still Run Away From Wee Mice Now that the fair one has achieved | the v and is running qevatore hopping bells, and performing man's work gengpalie, does she still belome | be to the aker nex Best CLAYTON, Famous "Bastese: To Openig Bill of 4 4| Orpheum Vaudeville at Moore; Henry Miller and Blanche Bates Close Week’s Engagement at Met Tonight; College Play at Levy’s Orpheum; Pantages and Palace Hip Offer Good | Variety of Vaudeville; Wilkes to Open Soon. TASK $4,594,028 S, P. SHOPMEN TO RUN SCHOOLS ‘DOWN TOOLS’ Annual Budget Is Submitted Los Angeles Car Workers at Board Meeting Stage Sympathy Strike 1g, 23 —0 South wn thelr pathy with interurban a b to at 4:30 a. ™. Labor regular that policemen racks, No and the y «ym SMe Kgs R. R, SPEEDER SMASHES AUTO Eight Are Injured Near Au- A burn in Wreck Dr. Nichols Fails to Get Back Booze red when ine speeder machine of Des te Friday machine machine several his wife. Seven Local Men James Dem In) say ahe eclores Prank * ial Doyle, dilett practical joker to Get Discharge m Oleed a shipyard worker and good “ severely k in + Carns 4 LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 23—| staniiten P (By United Press.}—The quiet tread Doyle, to prove his point, caught ¢ over . of a man walking the cold pavement a mou Me ued a string to the Sha bas Legion Veterans of his jail cell was hardly audible |, quadruped’s left hind leg and led the | < H. Wilke above the laughter of trusties play Animal thru the office of the ship: | : Hi 8 Discuss League ing cards nearby building plant | re: Petyn tes Oe | maak Ot eels Poaenn He walked back and forth acroxs | I hadn't got half ‘way across the n 1 E. Stevenson ‘ J cuss ine ‘eau ” "the narrow space allotted him and floor, before the entire company of | | er . night at Sa his cell mate. It was five steps one | mgnnish young women stenog: | 7 bes «club, Rese Way and five steps back. | |raph¢ra were ascending their chairs | |Ask Senators to tions will warded to “The Lord is my Shepherd; I shalt | and Climbing the walls,” mays Doyle. headquarters in New Youle aie i not want.” he read, with a little “The office manager, who, by the | Support League Dply of ieaton, eminienana Bible in his hand. A burst of laugh way, was a man."rushed over to me | Vash received Friday by Adjutant Hi, ail ter from another cell interrupted! and exclaimed, ‘Doy you're y| | t urged Cu nd@ will be given out at the ig the hearing, but not the reading. ty ps {|Irishman, bringing that mouse tn | ft of the league . * ne Seidddr nial ? “He restoreth my soul; He lead-|) “He often had Sienerse? j| here.’ | i ; ; ah eth me in the paths of righteous-|) Mrs, Lutu Burger (top) declares \) "Well I repiied, “it’s my mo / | f f I nees fr His name's sake.” } that her son, Harry 8. New, de. | Le, | Ses pare | ationat iting Sam Jones to Get 1 S. New, who several { Was insane when he killed his } ose wee eee senna ee ein |) Sweétiieart, Frieda Lesser, on the | Ebert Takes Oath Floy Ward, prima donna, with Midsummer Folly Co. at Yevy's Orpheum. 2. Elsie Causine, on the nuduaitty aatitane Prison Sentence = th ing with { outskirts of Los Angeles. ‘ “deve Cireuit vaudeville bill—Moore, 4%. Pies Le Groh, of th hree Le G coming Pantages Mon « , I . , m hophead,” was som in the gray of the morning { we halt. (| as German Leader day. 4. One of the Mabelie Fonda Trio, Palace Hip . je ™. one toa the dead body of Frieda Lesser, Wis The young ‘murderer's half: || ‘ me rding “ masta 20-year-old sweetheart, in his auto. ) sister, Mary Clancy ‘bottom), wilt )/ | WEIMAR, Aug. 22 (Delayed) eee as en x TE WILE on f to | year ne a pen i jon }|(Unitet Press.—Another —officiat | 4 : ' : K > ry, when he pleaded guilty to robe mobile, and told the police that on { support the mother's contention } Another official | 7 his bills ied. }/ step in Germany naition to the| T°™MeFrrow afternoon Orpheum Cir THEATRE PROGRAMS Altho the Wilkes Theatre has been | q | ber the second degree before the eve of their wedding he had | when the case is tri P # trans > thi a ands ieee lake "Sn wank month, and er | ' Killed the girl he bved. —~ rule of democracy was recorded | °U : Dhaest Beg 7 ald tear ieee Caaveen te toveten 1 the wee Jud Dykeman Friday. The shadow of the gallows has led | scores of persons, mostly elderly | When Priederich %, nid | Ieh-| eatee this higheclans bean of phe ee danciog ect. | liyghts ha ‘ " ° on ceremo took a > Paredes: c-Si Ben sige oro rar r or P New back to his childMogd.. He takes | women, ask to see him, but they are | Pr port Boa OC tha resattic” °** jatrical entertainment will start oft veo is ce te ‘ ck| , DOESN'T WANT A WIFE : comfort in the lessons he pares in | denied. Ea Preseuns Yecbreain 4 of the na.| tbe Rew season in a proverbial bia ot f . ‘ « ms Zwogas We his Sunday school, and at WA moth | But when the setting sun dims the , renbach ¢ +l of glory, Advance sales have been “ed rage cased ‘ er's knee, according to Jailer George [light which squeezes thru the single} onal assembly, who administered | 6 rie ood deville featuring to hav TRADE COMMISSION is a to his Bible | the oath, reminded Ebert of the unprecedented, and every ois : " Gallagher. th f window, he turns to his Bible) 0° y _ - eran tat eatre “4 eanetten t t eu * doesn't wa 3 ‘Thea day New fees ont} his mY PO dogg tent “peaim—the Paaim| ficulties of the office and pointed a igure ats pr} . . 6 yeh a «| ¢ ? dobsn’t ar ind ENDS PRICE FIXING. mother, Mrs. Lulu Birger, and his | which the rabbi read over the ashes | OUt that the old order had gone for-| 7+ Pee tm with the overtur he! bon u for di Aug Mevoted half-sister, May Clancy.| of pretty Frieda Lesser. over. ga —e- wy the hope | ‘The theatre has Seen renovated ” t ission ul he president would “unite the erie * and quite a bit of decorating ha pie St ~~~] German people, lead them back to] boon uéne. “Many innovations } t SOME §K t KILLER to work and order and potnt the way |) 7) hid “ena aie tothewe ; : JERSEY CITY A retailers might s@liy | Planning Spectacular Welcome }} to the alow but sure rebirth of the| ter a. en tee ced ial " Police Lieutenant. Prehne 2 The ‘comdl When G Pershing Comes Home | PEs ck oe Jing the program entertaining, alt i eo ‘ f-inflicted $10,000,000. year usinems }| Ebert, Dy \< | spore tions } ol an att a mosq L rubber footwear, {hrm en Gen, rersning If weedonire to rebuild the tather.|"°t beina in eviden ed ‘hs. “saatnn hie epahabss * ee ee ee ie ne Se ae a we must labor sacredly. The} The h¢ndiine act fonfiird bs a half inch in leng rita WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—(Unitt-/tries and high military and nava | who je essence of our constitution | te opening show i dancin 1 TRAP TAX CUT eh ef Press.)—Gen. John J. Pershing.| men will be invited to participa [must be freedom, but freedom which | #¢t of apa ss aye om. Thi Byes . : SMART MAN, JAMES E NGHAM, Aug. 2% j “hen he returns to the United} The may at this time |ts regulated by Inw.” artiat fo ashisted by the world-fam ~~ oda w TERRELL, Tex., Aug. 2 r cotnty board of equalization has States, will be accorded a spectacu Pershing the —— na anna ne am Canaty pide ~~ * erg R r speeding, Jar * paid! ed to reduce the tax on fish tem far reception, if plans prepared to fa for life, as Comme: Aad "Soe bog . % . . a bucketful of The | one necause © ia Socertion, giane, srepsrea a S| Asiatey Doss New [por eoan tod. “tHaie | York ot relhalf. because of the Doge FUN ; ade the . ing the rank will be rushed ber, Miss Cl € r he rad satan ee Bead dae thru congress next. week. A formal Stunt From Roof an indefinat 6aKe tock “we Sept ember.8 or 8. President Wi. | cong nal resolution of thanks| NEWARK, N. J., Aug. 23.—(United | brought her to strong lim: a son any ‘ u an ¢ rm nem Taran: ehade ‘nt > be presente Press.)—Within ten minutes after|quickly than is usuatly the case.| “Sinbad” in I phia L w z | ag Nore = -pcasy eeas S feature that is being| landing himaeroplane on the roof of |It is admitted that her arttstry has | Sept Lu ; rm {fairs committee, has pre- is a parade down his-|® buikiing here yesterday, Aviator|been reéponsible for her popularit ‘ ‘ Seattle pub yy fallitary affairs comm P v4 Remand a ave. from the|E. BE. Ballough took the air again|but the “something” still remaina!| Faire 1 e w years pated a resolution asking a special |torie Pennsylvania ave. from r ‘ ; congreas September |capitol to the White House, with | and made a successful get-away. This whfeh \stampa her above others in ‘Open ¥ } t sot i c won og peer of songrens September | “eneral Pershing, at the head ‘of|ip sild to be the firat time the foat|her chosen line of endeavor pleture, is to apt nt . Bi. Ree Maares * OF: the 4 ah aggre if . Kahn's|the First division, w oon their| Was accomplished in this country In her present offering she out-| ink stage with Ra Crot 5 afta pen doubt that plans are carried out, Pershing| Way back to the United States {Altho a landing on a roof has been | does her former efforts comedy, entitled and im ie as ye —s age will be presented with a gol re mena yoo the-fller, however, failed to| Bianche and James Creighton, in a ore on f wel sword. | Many pink flowers may be turned | “"'** rural sketch, will show just how! Peggy 4 is soon to + cutee niineibion’ is atl’ « sf The occasion will call forth a|blue by, exposing them to the Ligon | amusing a country m ° » play w r aa writte © of elon great gathering of official notab@s, |of amnfonia for a few minutes, a : SIBERIA VETS BRING pecially when she asks foolish aboration Sam forw param as the president, the cabinet, high|mdny blue flowers become tions of a regular “« allied “Youth Has W Hs Aiplomatic officials of all coun-|when exposed to various acids HOME DEAD COMRADES) tet rove mo ; SEES J SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23—One| A supreme novelty will be “The| : : the offering of the Mid-Summer thousand and three soldiers of the| Current of Fun,” a sort of a “some-| aribas. ‘of the teas :| Folly ¢ at Levy's Orpheum | Theatre Siberian sxpeditionary force, 40° of| "TE ters Se ophoniet, will off " Florador for t! tarting with « conti |them in the hospital, and the bodies| , L@mberti. x ages gg ee nigger 2 ~ pr Second at Spring lot 20 of their comrades killed by ee ee Bre Risa Mae stomt aL: offering is laid | n ore tuneful of the classics: a Fa " pO i jthe Bolsheviki, have arrived here) ‘"¢, mare tunet otle will te seen in AMUSEMENTS ymbia uni NEW SHOW TOMORROW on the army transport Sheridan.|.., istic Novelties,” and the Viviatte - your The transport broke her tall shaft! nq gutters and Dell’ complete. the ; : wrt pa chen, SI a : : |three days out from Honolulu. and| eragute met Ge en pal || METROPOLITAN } °°!" coming from neti EATS | Six Splendid Acts of 4 Btates supply ship’ Vestal) Charles Burnett's orchestra will Thin Week arch of at hus} RESERVED HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE = = pect ie SP te ee in Philip we ys 1 1 Max, with | fh cul rilie “ume ge mix-up en- | ‘The Literary Digest “Topics of the he Original § . Ye . 7 . } NEED 446 WORKERS pay" and Kit ram wil) be 1 || ten amd, Toetings Wanye fe fellows and te The Fall and Winter Season ay" ane nograme be res " — | wal eon | AT PUGET SOUND YARD }iar entertainments on each biti each |} "Ce"! | rea to HOTOP! Uncle Sam needs 446 workers at t € offer is « t requires | the Puget Sound navy yard right| The Moore Announces the usual © cast, and ox of | away. The call issued by the civil | Policy of two daily shoWdtrom now iP A L AC) E i Ip which the will depict a| service commission lists a need for |" Until the emd of the season posted veh passenger train snowbound’ in the| This is the Grand Opening Bill laborers, helpers, rivet heaters, steve: * btn BE to, ‘ ee dores, cementers, die sinkers, garden. | PANTAGES ; ' x Clev fusical-offerings for the week will “The Four-Flusher” ers, machinists, painters for scaling,| Headlining the new bill at the Par of t large and spectacular | sd . toolmakers and trikmen. Men are | ‘ses, opening with the matinee per . featured musical of- | : hired at maximum scale of pay and|fermance Monday, will be he h six of the Folly a oon etentnah oon Sundays, 15¢. rerated within ten days on the t Drage: J wh tg ow,” a big org preys ‘ r that promises, from a 4 of ability. Applications are r ion of native Russian singers, danc I repor f the management, to be 7 lie. the rocerdar, waned of labor cm |ere ond musle he latter feature re than the offering last’ week Presents herself and those incomparable Spanish Dancers JULIA ARTHUR (Ai ggenn lin |Stavtng on the Blaleyi, the nal i tS ee et Soe | al Ru 1 ingtrumtent w » be heard in a catchy HW dx Baie Cane she aman whom the |"\sor the setra dah attraction ‘ cou oh ‘oes HY Elisa —CANSINO—Eduardo Gareene sys Col. Mathews on | scanager Pantages wil bring on the int Miike, 09, the itn am Le Grohs, in a pretentious Euro Or Ruth Albright i. acted “haste neinetiert’ insta lp ne “THE CAVELL CASE” Way to N. W. Fort ies pinominis nove ch Fe et te A iedt- cormedy's beet sosentrle fakes, cael P Col 5a T. Mathews, new com-| Other numbers will ade have test variety : , ie ce aed Mander of Fort Casey, arrived here| Marie Fitsgibbons, “the gre - Lo th | aE - wen Friday night on his w to the |story teller”; Dorsch and Ru Sunday, Monday and A ied mttrection. thi! Anna’ JAMES CLEMONS sound fort. He was formerly on the |a spectacular scenic attraction; Chis Tuesc I will ler a number of har staff of Gen. MeGlachlin, command: | holm and Breen, in a comedy skit mony ¢ A new episode of | Arthur GORDON—Wilbert DUNN er of the First army in France. called “Her ¢ Man,” and the Pan Houdini's serial, “The Master Mys- | and a company of clever artists BACON BOOK MARKER ot ee! week, with matinees dally except ret : a! Sant. 8 2 | DES MOI Aug. 23.—Pub-| PALACE 41P Mor CURRENT OF FUN" UTTER & DE He Fibrarian Spaulding denied sur-| Sund lovill th he nting Madamé' Burnell Comedia q ° ‘ fe Etbrarian Spaulding deniec Sunday's new vaudeville at the ) ting Madamé’ Burnel ‘omedians Matinees 2:30 Nights 7Z.and 9-8) sis army secon, can't be used in| ree ey Oey be atiiea ty th és p ; ad many ways as “civilian” brands.| ive Nightone, ie general Ymna As a Man Defective Wires | “a8 He found an underdone strip as| tics and feats of strength, in addition D. $2, 500 D BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON arker in a returned volume of to utiful group pi Thi k 99 ‘oO amage sata aS | ee sear ne i A comedy playlet n S$ efectl wiring is supposed to | a n le’ oi the Idea?” will be present ave been the cause of the which = inet a THE KREMLIN AT MOSCOW Hoat ae tly o you the | ver oer Aig ype rf Why does society pun re ace fle Lents Vee, THE VIVIANS “LAMBERTI" A} ash., Av he| very clever pair of players 1 . oe oe aed eCoy 8 Gist ave Something Different fvibphon supe Methodist church bell i# to be sold, | skit itself is full of snap and wit, and ish a spat y Nba pe Friday. afternoon, Damag mount Something Differen Xylophonist Supreme * > + 4 EEE is ‘ Pastor Switzer says the progressive | Hull ng odd lines i severely than a faithle: 00. The fire started in a oiaihe Pies be ES Genuine Russian Singers, Dancers and Mus church of today does not need a bell;| Sid Lewis calla himself “The Orig husband ? closet on the second floor and spread pies of the Day featuring the national Russian instrument, that newspaper advertising is bet |fnat Nut ¢ lian,” Lewis is on over the entire floor before the fire ¥ the Balalayka. ter f those rare fellows who develop | This perplexing question ff @epartment could reach the blaze: 2 sap ae a : | i | thelr comedy material while on the Hof double standard of , pga Concert Orchestra | HELD FOR CHECK THEFT | stage, and he does not have a fixed = has Let's go buy Boldt, French pas-| 4 Se Se | W.'D. Lane, 33, a cooper, arrest- | routine morality is discussed try, Uptown, 1414 3d Ave; down ed Friday night by Detectives} The Mabelle Fonda Trio are Indi and answered town, 913 2d Ave. Jones and Humphrey at the Sol-|an club jugglers, De Boras and Bl THE LE GROHS diers’ and Saflors’ club, Third ave,| tis, two young men, will provide a FREE DOCTOR ra R | Cc E S and Cherry st., was said Saturday| program of music, popplar and _ owe - EE . In a European Pantomimic Novelty {to saraltted the thett and in- | casa on violin and plano, es ( pagar retire ine davevaineay. Phryaisinn MATINEES | NIGHTS dorsement of 25 check from the| ‘Th skies, nose Jolly Enter a good e ody. | Marie Fitzgibbons, the great big story teller; Dorsch and Rus- club office tainers,” will provide a comedy | eae alt PUT AVE. or 15¢, 25c, 50c | 15c, 25c, 50c, 75¢, be sell, in a spectacular scenic attraction; Chisholm and Breen, in ff) - - magic and mental telepathy or mind} i A comedy Let's go buy Boldt’s French pas: | tey> Uptown, 1414 8d Aye.; down-| | town, 913 24 Ave. , and the Panama trio, colored maids in song RIGHT DRUG Co, s'TOr There's Look fag the Free Doctor Sign. a Matinee Every Day reading act, out of which audiences PORD WEEKLY are’ promised great fun and #0} rea] mystification, |