The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1919, Page 3

FOURTH«=e* UNION Your favorite is here in a new sort of romance — new scenes, new faces, new charm and a new plot. The romance of a girl who finds a pawnbroker with a soul— The way the two of them break into ’igh society is worth a lot of your laughs! She calls the pawnbroker her “uncle”! RUSSELL ON THE WURLITZER }! Founded on J M BARRIE'S FAMOUS PLAY "THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON* Don’t delay! Come on down! A whole city has made up its mind to see it! DAILY AT 11, 1, 3, 5, 7,9 STRAND ORCHESTRA, Playing “MLLE. MODISTE” AFTERNOONS NIGHTS, AFTER 6 Lower Floor and Lower Baleony 45¢ Upper Balcony +-10¢ Children + 45¢ Loge 8 All Prices Plus Tax B1¢ 22¢ Lower Floor.. Baleony Children Loge Seats . ute... | t ASK PERSHING TO VISIT CITY Service Men “Want Him to) Address Them General John J. Perwhing will visit ttle and address a mass meeting x-service men and other eltizens if the distinguished soldier accepts the invitation telegraphed him Mon night by the Elmer J, Noble Post of the American Legion This action was taken at the reg ular meeting of the Noble post, with tho request that the other posts of the eity Join in the Invitation. Officers for the ensuing year were nominated at the meeting. The final election will be held on the first Monday evening tn January Malcolm Douglas and Thomas Swale, Seattle attorneys, were nom for the position of com mander. Both men have distinguish ed military records. William ©, McKay and Hervey Lindley, members who have been sctive in post affairs since their re t from war, were nominated for vi commander, Lindley has served as finance officer of the post vince its organization. Other membe of the post nomin ated tnclu 7. M. Braster and H Cutler, for adjutant; F. L. Spangenberg and B. Henehan, for Dr. W. H. Corson, B. Eagleson, Dr. Eugene turd and Dr, H. HL. Stander, for sur n; for officer of the day, J. R for color bearer, Don Clark, sentinel, J. R. Head. rt Owen Was named as fi © officer without competition ne lL. Lang, yeoman, was nam: as historian. The following tay James yoan ! for Herb were ' i, A. FE. Caldwell, C. H Wiliam Horsley A. J, Eleworth, Tom Hammond, ham, Hugh M sul, J. T. Hunt, ‘iward Sheehan, Nick Jahn and A. T. Pandy INVITATION SENT TO | PERSHING BY PARSONS |®''* te bet neariy every night. and) President Wilson would oppose any| against the Sound Drug company t Seattle in January ty. invitation for you to arrange your | schedule #0 as to vinit Seattle, the Stuart's Dyspepsia what w inate at b the sight stimulate tions. Gen. John J. Pershing will visit if he accepts the nvitation extended to him Monday by Reginald H. Parsons, president of the Chamber of Commerce. vitation, read The in In the form of a telegram, “People of Seattle eagerly look for 4 to your trip to the Pacific coast, and count on the opportunity | hear and welcome you We join in extending this urgent oO nee, mak ing adequate stop here.” Powder Exploded, Ladder Fell and Man Broke Ankle Because the root of a blown 1,000 feet by an exp! hit a ladder last May, King county was being sued in uv perior court Tuesday for 20,000 County workmen were blasting stumps at S5th ave. N. 5 20th ave. N. W. The exotic roet hit the ladder a fearful wallop in « yard at 8715 18th ave. N. W. and knocked it down. ‘On top of the ladder was Con stant Durant, owner of the yard Being human, he fell. His right nd left ankle wese broken, tree DUTY 18 PRIVILEGE CHICAGO, Dee, $-——Arthur Meek vice president of Armour & Co. wealthy, of course-—took a three-<dol laraday job today. He's on @ jury “The duty“ia of the privileges of citizens,” Meeker said. The Knife and Fork ‘Brigade; |Dyspeptic Soup-Eaters Can Change | ave, N. was the speed 1. R. Pittman Their Spoon for a Knife and Fork and With Stuart's Dyspep- sia Tablets the World Smiles Again Ask a former dyapeptic who tried lets plan aderful relief they afford. of the grouchy bowl « and the abject terror f good th eat at arty supper, the # n replaced by digestive ‘ood keeps on di stomach n of dis Roon as henee r a may be look natural Thus the f troubled with garsinens, brash, such viness lon, try th tuart’s Dyspeps in any drug ste will fin nm sale United States and Canada. DRINK HOT WATER | | | BEFORE BREAKFAST jays you really feel clean, sweet and fresh inside, and are seldom ill. If you accustomed to wake up with coated tongue, foul breath or a Jull headache und ferment, you have a@ real sur prise awaiting you Tomorrow immediately upon arising a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of lime. tone phosphate in it. This t# in tended to first neutralize and then wash out of your stomach, liver, kid neys and thirty fect of intestines all the indigestible waste, poisons, sour bile and toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal Those subject to headaches, back: aches, billous attacks, constipation or stomach troub! © urged to get ter pound of limestone phos: rom the drug store and begin ing this morning inside bath Just as hot. water and soap cleanse, purify and freshen the #kin, #0 hot water and a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Limestone phosphate is an inexpen- sive white powder and almost taste- morning, drink Dr} | nominated trustees, five of whom will be elect. | ———____ or if your meals sour | THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1919 | | | These are 16 of the 17 men whom President Wiis | the hope of bringing industrial peace to the country Chicago; (3) Oscar Straus, former Secretary ) FF. Taussig, former chairman of the | winia; Stantey King, secretary to Newton D. Baker; (8) 8. W wetts; (9) H. J. Waters, Manhattan, Kan, (10) Thomas W. Gregory W. Wickérsham, former U, 8. attorney general; (12) George T. Slade, mer governor of New York; (14) Richard Hooker, Springfield, Mass; Cal; (16) W. ©. Thompson, president Obio State University. They are: of Commerce; (4) tariff commiasion; (6) a) w HH M to 8 William NEW ROUND TABLE MEMBERS lerbert Hoover B. Wilson, Secretary C, Stuart, former eCall, ot mer governor of M ormer §. attorney genera t. Paul; (13) Martin H. (15) Henry M Glynn, | Wire Briefs | KEENE | Think Wilson Will Oppose Treaty Plan WASHINGTON, D. GC, Dee. 9 \(United Preas)—Republican N. H.—"He wofe hisover-|in the senate believed today that | the night he missed with the overalls effort to arrange a program of com-|for alleged fallure to jhe wore his old barn shoes,” Mrs.| promise reservations on the 4 divorce. | jthe war by paanage of the | WASHINGTON.—The “Panning Tesolution in the senate or the Tink Show” was euch hot stuff the fire am resolution in the house Jepartment stopped last night's per The republicans maid they saw ev! lrormance, claiming the scenery might |4¢nces of this attitude in the presi gnite dent's letter to Senator Fall with re peace} tional liquor tax wi Hertha Royce testified, in asking for|treaty, and that he would consider | Federal unconstitutional any attempt to end Lodge | |Witness Dies, So On account of the death of J | government, the U. 6. pay the Judge Jeremiah | Monday linitiate moves relating problema. to Familiarity with danger is apt to ,eard to Mexico, wherein he dented | breed mpt for it NEW YORK—Offiel he sale of 25 tc wand a 30 cents & The real eatate | was in the crops of 60,000 chickens bound for the New York market. stopped 4 gravel! | jat ound CLEVE eae” in ¢ mented. f $1.01 5 .AND.—To be called an! eveland is to be compli caw hit the record price on today | | DES Deputy Sheriff | Harry MeMillen thought it was wood alcohol. Deputy Sheriff McMillen knows WAS wood alcohol it with a mateh. He'll re) vES Ho tested over SAN FRANCISCO.—The Japanese | | naval tanker Noma arrived—aane lthe required bill of health—so 189) trate Orientals, officers and crew, | detained at Angel istand while the! veasel is belong fumigated. | | Charlie Chaplin, ete. with their mil | Hon-lotlar wages, are mere pikers as to salary claims. There's a lion at one studio who now receives five pounds of beef steak per day | Their Daily LOS ANGELES ng, scientific guys | dangerous. Ie | in his e Rose Smith. These anti-kiss ht—it's mith ran a hair when he kissed his Vv It pierced his ear | EW children find pleas- ure in the things most al to their physical com- fort and health, so it rests with the watchful mother to see that they are done. The child will be grateful in after years. Chief among the functions necessary to the upbuilding of the tie ®o that it will not be a dyspeptic, constipated body when it matures, is elimination regular ly every morning. If the mother will be insistent and allow nothing to interfere with it, it will soon become a habit, a daily routine that will not be forgotten through life There are times, however, when will not operate unatded give Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup which | a combination laxative he with and the headaches, the billousness, the torpor will quick- ha || sly disappear. It acts gently and without griping, and as it tains no narcotics and is pleasant | wite | drum. ico 70 MILES AN HOUR TO CAPTURE SPEEDER | Sixty-two miles an hour on Tenth his high-powered car, Ay Sheriff Stewart H. Kearney, who ed him in Justice Otis W t Tuesday with travel ood. 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