The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1920, Page 4

Carlo Co. to Give Eight Performances Next Monday night at the Metro-{ Mette | Politan bewins a cata week, when Se | Havester the title role in Bille music lovers will revel In et the Vervii opera on Monday night performances t the San Carlolone of Spatn's most brilliant opera Grand Opera company tars, avd e ° “Carrren.” who has Benor Vincente ald to be superb as the With cleht different « « down | Jester tor the duke j Presentation this t the re A Double Bill ' Galla has scheduled the bu “OCuvalleria Rusticana a § “ for Tuesday pr r . with the organisation will a " me, and bm. ag well as & new cnatralto selected Rettina | ‘reeman, Rosina % lyric meee. Areth They are dramatic star and Ada Paget, ow barttone Mario \talla, a notable artist Buenos Ayres, th P of the wor tt Sue ewoomer in the sec mi, te the only artist will ap pear in both casts, which in detail, ace as follows ~ “CAVA LERIA RUSTICANA” Mario sang her be otis ef “Juliet” (Romea and Jutiet) last jie as Peason, are fully aware of how she Twridde TWH handle the difficult thirdoctave 4 Of “Gilda"—a character calling vooal display as well Bettina Freeman Ada Paxx! Romee Rescacc! Alfio Mama Lueta “PPAGLIACEY™ natic acting. She is Scat 18. © appearances, being | Tonio < Woheduled to sing, on Thursday eve Sve ‘ » Paolo Oulannt be other famous role of | Pr fuctane Nesstnt - Two tx productions Wednesday Faust” t the afternoon and Verdi's massive and xpectacular opera tn the eveding, wil complete the first half of the waek. The caste will be as follows: and on Saturday afternoon Nghter, but very delightful part “Micaela to Miss Stella De Young Girls Made Stro:g r tells how Vinol, our Liver and Iron Tonic, built up her daughter “raver Mephistopheles Faust 2 siebet Valentine Marthe Marguerite Ammerts Radames Ramtis King of Egypt The schedule for the remainder of | “Madan ® Butterfly;" Saturday matinee, “Ca | tore.” } iia | Churchmen to Ask | ~ $42,000,000 for | a Mre gj Washington's part in h were built up very quickly|eampaign of the Epi use, and I hope my state _ “eng on convince aes unas ot | Will attempt to raise § 000.000 by | ; Y will do for their Nttle/S¥bseription. With Western Wash ong eT annie, Senden arte re, the following pro-)/ tare. Sonn’ Lewis ram will be attempted: Beet and Cod Laver Peptones| ors establishment of a living wage @ to Vinol aided by the Iron} clerey; the carrying on of social ites quiekly restores |**fVice work in the logging camps; epeghow “rm fon, makes|*,tY Social program; bolstering up ooage orate on sep strength, |0f Week churches; the establishment sag heeled ist bas {Ot S&Rressive churches with social se } ng features at strategic points, such as, v — aa aoe Bremerton; the adding to the num- \ mens, Yocomee ae bers of the clergy; new buildings, : if it fails, | 22 FPModeling of old ones and new money beck equipment. Missionaries are to be | Provided with automobiles and the lebration of communion to be pos- | sible at intervals even for thowe lo- cated far from church bulldings, DR CO. AND DRUG- EYERYWHER METROPOLITAN © GRAND OPERA Soldiers’ Policies | to Be Paid in Lump Converted war risk insurance poll- | ties will now be paid to the benefi- |clary of the insured in one lump sum, Bradley T. Fowlkes, represent- jing the war risk bureau here, an- nounced Thursday. This fact, he stated, was expected to bring about the reinstatement of 1 “ | many lapsed policies of soldiers who IDA; Thuraday Heening, LUCIA: | formerty objected to the government hy Name fer | insurance because payment was not | * Saturday | M | made in lump. eaaturaay The American Legion is responsi. SETTER j ble for the change, congress having : Passed the Sweet bill containing the | Rew provision on recommendation of | the legion. _ TOURING ORGANIZATION last 9 rows, | $i; Ni ren, | Berliners. ‘Oppose Trial of Wilhelm! BERLIN, Jan. &—Opposition to the surrender of Germans accused of war crimes for trial by allied trib unals, continued to grow here today. | Commenting upon the proposed SeRIAL PACKAGE SENT FRER |*FFender, the Lokal Anseiger said TR .,|the government would have to Gray hair in a tattle-tale. Don't re it until. you are really old.| ize the army to drag the vi Tf at 40» e eo the tr GRAY HAIR TELLS TALES. TINT IT! still feel young then | efore the allies, and that the bie to look young. Vor| probably would refuse to act Mo look and feel young is to be|the government would be fn youn ie just as easy to KeeD| te the allion they nea your ‘young and beautiful as to| y Fetain four youthful interest in life| et the accused themselv Tint the gray. faded, Wuemen sy | #treaked strands with “Brown | tone,” a thousands of women have BOSTON HAS MORE COPS | BOSTON, Mase., Jan. §.—Boston’s | new police force, made necessary by | the strike of more than 1,000 patrol. | men, is now greater numerically | |than the former force, With the} swearing in of 40 recruits recently the number of privates became 1,560 men. The normal force on Septem- ber 9, the day of the Strike, was 1,554. | Only about one-half the men are uniformed, difficulty having been ex- perienced in obtaining clothing be- cause of union labor's refusal to make them. Most of thoxe not wear. | ing the untform are former service | men, who wear olive drab. | | SILK WAIST, GASOLINE | | AND WOMAN CATCH FIRE | SPOKANE, Wash., Jan. &.—Mrw H. Setters cleaned a silk waist |in a pan of gasoline late Yesterday | The fire department saved the | house. | The hospital ia trying to grow | some flesh back on Mra. Setter’ hands today “Static,” explained the fire chief, | Brownatone Is My Heat Friend” “This wonderful preparation does fub or wash off. If you want a it just brush or wnatone” thro 4, or bleached it nge like magic > or deep rich brown, |! shade desired—the olden, #0 Shiack —t ely Harmiens * in odorless, grease- and positively non-injurious. jaranteed to contain no lead, wul- phar, silver, mercury, zinc, aniline, coal tar products. 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Trova-|made today Fried! in his fight for the estate of ntestate in December, Fried! said his mother was Mary | Ambitious Plans}ing i: Two hundred and fifty churchmen|® river. »pal chureh.|by Frederick A. Friedl, retu Episropalians|Seain taken THE SEATTLE STAR-—-THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1920. Stars in Grand 0 ST. . New Year's eve, thelr in St 2—Hettina Freeman, dramatic so | 46" © 4—Queena Mario, coloratura, 5— torney the ex Twe brother night Papers Figure in Estate Fight the week, casts for which will be| today | civen out later, is as follows: Thurs MILWAUKEE, Jan. §—An Authorities today sought to estab day evening, vole Di Lammer tempt tqmurder, a miraculous rex Meh Mra Fried! as the woman who moor, Friday evening, took William Rinke out of the found ling Institution GIRL GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE; BAD CHECKS by today by William} The Friedl, who died 1919 Frederick A Rinke. A woman of that name was| SPOKANE, Wash, Jan, § convicted here May 16, 1878, of tose | needed clothes, plained pretty yearold son, William, into) 21 old Carol Uchmond of ¢ Friedi said he was that “6 wan on trial here charged | charge of - Belvea re, Il.—"“My daughter was| ffm every part of the diocese of baby. He said he was Sued ont. aa with passing bad checks on Weend | votes Seeak and run-down that she had|Olympla are on their way from Seat-|/ter placed in an industrial # ws clothing stores. spells and headaches. My|tle ‘Thursday following a conference} Court attaches learned that Wil Mrs hmond, ] Met recommended Vinot, and| Wednesday to outline Western|tiam [inke wax committed to a|ploneer merchant, is mother of a| class uae that bec health abe the national|foundiing institution and taken out | baby ned, and| “Six months, suspended,” waa the | come sentence charge by Mra Friedl a chance to get Or if Without Any Question the Wactric aWirtanger Is America’s Greatest Home Laundry Appliance This was proven at the Panama-Pacific Exposition when, in open competition with the world, the CRYSTAL won prize for “SIMPLICITY OF CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION AND THE THOROUGH MANNER IN WHICH IT WASHES CLOTHES.” IMPLICITY OF CONSTRUCTION in the judges’ decision. 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