The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1920, Page 2

THE SEATTL clearance sale of © Talking Machines— —to give full representation and devote the entire space of our Talking Machine Department to the VICTROLA, COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA and CHENEY talking machines we have decided to discontinue the selling of all other makes. —for immediate disposal we place on sale our entire showing of the PLAYERPHONY, a talking machine of approved merit in tone quality and cabinet work, and urge your early selection at these very unusual price reductions. —of special interest we remind you that “YOUR CREDIT IS . GOOD” at these special clearance sale prices! ] DENTISTR MELLOW VOICES | AT ‘CAPTURE CROWD = SPECIAL PRICE Ons and Yoroo, with a harp and cello Jand two mellow voices, captured Bun |day’s audience at the M and AT. were acclaimed most royal entertain: era of the new Orpheum bill by unan- imoun applause. The bill opens with & dainty violin and dancing act by Snow and Bik worth ‘They are followed by Ruth Buad, who in one of vaudevilie’s cleverest jwomen; She sings and dances, and thrills with acrobation in midair, Under New Management from rings and ropes. Lew Trice, dancer and comedian, serves a liberal portion of nonsense lin @ wetting of gorgeour wilka, and is lamsisted by Adelaide Mason, petite ‘dancer, and Rube Beckworth, pla int Rob Hall, who attempts extempor- aneous verso on subjects aUewonted by the audience, suceeeded in con) ducting his hearers on a lengthy laugh tour. The Rainbow Cocktail,” a musteal lplece, with six girls and a man, given top position on the bil}, It ina Jeoncoction of color, music and danc- ing MeRae and Clegg close tho bill with @ bicycle act eee | METROPOL| ITAN Monday night marks the opening ot the Ban Carlos opera company lat the Metropolitan theatre, The pany will present eight per ormances during the engagement the program ed om fe lows: Me tte”; Tues | day “Cavalleria TiustiCana and Pagliaeei"; Wednesday matinee Faust’; Wednesday evening, “Alda”; ‘Thursday, “Luaia”; Friday, “Madame Butterfly”; Raturday matinee, “Car men"; Saturday evening, “ll Trova. tore,” —the PLAYERPHONE is a splendid musical instru- ment, and this sale offers you: the opportunity to purchase a good talking machine at very much less than the regular price. . the PLAYERPHONE— plays all makes of records. “no #eratch or hine. beautiful cabinet work simplicity of design, --tone madifier at the wide of instrument ~@tandard motor made by the largest omnu facturere of talking machine motors in the workd denoting elegance refined tone, soft and weet, or in great volume, but all in perfect fullness. eee LEVY'S ORPHEUM | °Oh, Daddy.” the offering of the Levy's Musical Comedy company at Levy" rpheum for the week, ie a fant, merry comedy in which @ baby, an unruly husband and &@ scheming wife supply the fun. Lew White, “Abie.” the hue jband, and “Ol an the best friend of the family, provide the humor, lwhieh comes thick and fast from the lrine to the fall of the curtain. Dor- jothy Raymond makes @ charming | lwite, while Pauline Arthur, as the wife of “Ole.” etira up the majority lof the trouble | Ploy Ward, Frank Budd and Rob-| ert Lorenzo have good supporting parts, The featured musical offering is l“rhe Pajama TickleToe,” led by |Pianch Hall, The large chorus, clad | lin pink #ilk pajamas, offers @ pretty | dancing numbet In this specialty. ‘The trio, composed of Lorenzo, vaith! tegutat iin Pagar $18 $95 Gerard and Budd, offer a number of —the “Ideal B” wan epee etn eines eee! This reminds you of good dosen't motion picture portion of the bil it? Weare making this offer f ‘a a eae time [PALACK Hr only to introduce this me to the people of Seattle wacraie comment git his warea| iin the shortest possible time. | Palace Hip bill which opened yes Act now! Don’t delay. terday Killed “the man of many ee in amt | NATIONAL | apectators by playing all the roles| ————— in a protean sketch and later, with- ENTI ST out #0 many costume changes, he impersonates many notables familiar } > to all. Finally his fancy wanders ae RD & PIKE }to the mysterious Bast and, first as = = |® juggler in Chinatown, and later in ithe guise of a richly ¢lad Chinese | magician in the imperial palace ia Pekin, he supplies a number of mye tery nurprines, There imn't a serious moment in the skem A Durn Good Reason.” jwhich Charles Millard and his com- |Pany present. Mr, Millard does some capital eharactey work in the role lot a critical parent Rertie Fowler ix a clever imper- sonator of child characters. A colorful spot on the bill is pro vided by the Three Red Peppers, a trio of young men who have song H H numbers that hit popular taste. — | Northeast Corner Third and Pike Just Landed” shows Broughton | and Turner in an Irish comedy skit A inixture of comedy and acrobatic! feats is offered by Violet and Charter. wane wer"! News of Alcock’s Death ‘WON BRINCKEN 20,000 VOTERS Casts Shadow on Brown’s _—s@wRE ACHES. F, | | ARE REGISTERED Honeymoon; Smile Is Gone ¢inis yis pivorced wite En- gaged to Another Man SAN FRANC 18cO, Jan, 12.—-Wib helm von Brincken, former attache to the German consulate general here, | returned yesterday from McNeil's island, where he served 20 months for violation of American neutrality. 1 On his arrival in Ban Francisco, von Brincken, haggard and prema- turely aged, little resembling the in Price in quartered oak, famed fumed or golden finish; regular 188 price $135; sale $120 price ... in mahogany only; regular regular price $130; wale $11 price ..... Second Ave. at Pine St., Seattle L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 101 to 111 So. Eleventh St., Tacoma GIAL WELFARE|®® Seven Drown. \GITY PLANS TO. Merchant and Wite | = MEET DUE HERE WEYMOUTH, England, Jan. 12 HIT MILK COST SAN FRANCIACO, Jan Sam |Books Will Go to Precincts} While the con guard watched, | uel Newhouse, wealthy Huenos os powerions 10 "aid, $6 pivtabeen of silk merchant, and his gor sapiried Thursday } the crew of 42 of the British | authorities Twenty thousand voters will havey ry er even. were drowned wren tho ent Men “and Women) sen the fp ia. erased Pe in. Move to Make Depots Out) An investigation today ain 1| registered for the municipal primar-| ¥ to $ ak at Conference neh pts age ' re r st Albans of Fire Station fhothing to warrant their further ¢ jes by ® o'clock Monday night) y storm in the tention, Immigration officials gaia,|i€ the average maintained all last} channel Saturday and they were miven their ¢ week keeps up the same pace A Washington statewide confer- senile ones to he Star by alt apy? wnt, were detaine 1 Yesterd: When pate eps 72 cog eb he | |debonnaire man of prewar days ae a 2 0 ¢ én they arfived from Vaiparaigo|@ounty-city building closed Saturday | olced the hope o! nee for social welfare will be held PATS HAND WAS which {9 being recognized as an acute} en route to the Orient | night a total of 17,199 names we ave a) tac a the assembly room of Frederick & problem in many American cities, is ~ ‘ on the books, An average registra Cos ae Witt, ia store from January 14 to a IN WRONG POCKET; to be solved in Omaha thru municipal BY AND NICK tion of 2,856 has been maintained elled to Pi yay Rey wrens’ rood : . } action ‘ J } oo the booka were opened Ja tl v J Included among the speakers are NOW HE’S IN JAIL| 8. B. Howen, superintendent ot| FM for, 2727 Judkinw at., w salou 9 the books ¥ pm nu thing that has sustained me during: Bov. Louis J. Hart, Mayor C, B. Fitz wondering Monday z the last two years,” he said the board of water comminsioners: when the burg take the| lars who «tole hia doorkey Sunday Registration of voters will be transferred to the precincts for three | |dayn, beginning next Thursday morn ing. The books then Will be return ed ta the county-city building and | | wil remain open for registration tin. | N. 47th at Fire Stations as Depots tng rid of their dairy herds, That | ti o'eloek on the night of Janu | Omaha fire stations are to be used! theans « atill further complication of | ary ns MK depots, and the cost of milk| the mille situation, ; Dr. dw, T. Devine 4 Dr Pat Walsh, 48, a laborer, allowed) wire tattled many years Eaward Rogers of New York) his hand to become restless Sunday | aieyy water aupply out of the handa| {tend to pay their wecond vinit to f dOnephine Corliss Preston, state| night as he viewed a wild west pic-|o¢ private exploiters, heliev that | His hon ‘They got only 6 conte £ tendent of schools Iam | ture in a movie house nea hird | mitk js no leat a public necessity | their trouble the fret vinit | , President of Washington State|ave, and Pike #t. and om @ result|inan wate: tion of Labor: Dr. ©. 0. Hol anded in jail President of Washington State R. L. Galbratth, 16 , and Earl Kilpatrick, manager| was the man who led to Pat's un the Northwestern division of the) doing. But von Brincken appears to be jdoomed to disappointment zht Mrs. George McGowan her daughter, Mrs Milo Abercrombie, who divorced von Brineken, will sme the with of Lieut. Lyman K. Swenson, U. 8. this summer. He is a #ubmarine lho dae linuseetite Gusti tee. bat is,| “Acoording to. cur pian, tarmere| commander, now stationed at San ean Red Crows, | pnaiitat watching the pictures.” Gol lunles# means can be found to upset {Will receive § certs a quart for ines | | two areas Aberatouabes ent Uae rine three-day conterente will take) hralth, told the police, “when thie lthe plana of Howell, the Mid-West |and housewives will pay 10 (Peac ran iy 3s two children are now at Pasadena. See ee anne pf Pm pyr go’ : , . ae ; ; en are now at’ Pa We thermaclvon to. eter aocial| tine, felt hin hand steal into my Milk Producers’ Co-operative aasocia The Milk Producers’ association oot use Lady | | UBozaionn ot vo contrite, re|de pie! Jun et hit go aba |e hse tae sal asin atone aaa ieee oe ia” "| Queens Nabbed) x 1. ping 7 ding to thelr own leadership | UNtil he got it In and then I reeabbied | fy ni sin ieee Eat | [4 SAN WRANCISCO, Jan, 12.—The pnon-stop flight ever made by airplane ee to tho city Purchase a Build #r than depending upon the| hia a lid | re farmer gote 6 conte a quart] orn aewoolath ° ding Sheriff John Stringer is in posses.;man who flew with Aloock across} Brown speaks of this flight as “19 pagalion of wich work thru urban] What're you doing?” sal {for milk delivered to the distributer |putiding near the municipal fee wang |e ey OF wnat Ne terma-King the Atlantic ly now crossing the Pa-| eure of hell.” own leadership when it is looked) YNething,” wuld he. lin omaha,” Howell explained “att [punyne neat the mun cba tee plant /eounty’s most sanitary and modern | citic on Cupld’s joyous wings, But—|, “Nineteen hours of hell—and now upon As uplift work, The confere nee | son a 3 byte the eine fo in ier hie trucking bilis are paid, he has | wrt bs ae eal : ot 7 ew district | still, and Mrs. Iffie MeNell and Mrs lhe isn’t: emitin 4 he's gon he murmured. And hy ‘ ‘will alao consider the rural commu jee ey ty neatre willing 6 tt het receipt Of about 5 conta Algor th bie dh son and refrigeration) stella Johnson are at liberty on| Sirgen wouldn't say anything more, because! GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. 12 Anity ax a group of farms with a trad,| the ma Mer drop, but Walsh followed | quart or tha operation of the condensing| $1,000 bail, as the reault of a raid! For Capt. Bir John Alcock crashed] his voice choked up and the words|—-United States District Tudge Cl “ center, rather than as a center pd ag at where they toe ia ee | “Milk costs the consumer 16 cents one : = geo surplus milk.|by deputy sheriff’ on a house at to his death in Paris on December 19,| refused to come at thought of the|ence W. Sessions today aa are Tieenasiea:sy terms preeant Biarnason and Patrolman la quart over the grocery counter, | gant h will be retatled on a strictl¥|5942 42nd ave. #, W, just when Capt. Sir Arthur Brown | brave, loyal brother lying dead actoow|murrer to Indictmente. haves Phe organieations represented are|':, Carter. vatbratth nome |" presently will cost 18 cents, pf Bo RT NN : The women are aid to have beon|ahd bis bride of three months were! the sea, Dutied bisiee Sumer ee » the officers, wi ct ion for the énaine house » Heac! ie ae Americ: endy fo ry ay Pi lige te grok opie nan Hy, iy snsociesion: Ber tortie ved: him to the police station, where he Farmers Give Up Merds Milk depot program came from the ail ny " cian! " i Rae. al yr eg ienener ay ny mele Tho newly-married lovers are con-| Newberry and 134 others with elec: outs, Fed-| ) ; 10 Cost of Alatrl ve ” “ - A Q by Q tinuing their hone > , » | tio 8 i was hooked on an oven charge. The ¢ of distribution, plus the | Volunteer activities of firemen last! tie ss es Us * honeymoon under the | tion fraud: Council of Churches, National pron middleman's profit, jn three times | summer in cutting up and wvelghin lane of aah decteorea And 200 gal) The friendship of Alcock and shawod of a great grief, Lady Brown,| Arguments by attorneys for New: tons of mash destroyyd. | Brown had been a friendship lke] whose father is Maj. D. H. Kennedy, | berry that the indictments were un fie War counell, War Camp K ¥ the eost of produ | he : c of production ide in the Munieipe © imccgee od Men's, For eight monthe the -Merwexian | According to the fleuren of the pe an pal fo stations,” “We were making \the brandy so) that of Damon and Pythias: a friend+|of the Hritish army, fully shares her | constitutional were declared with per rw We could raise a stake to go to Cali-|ship formed in battle, cemented by | husband's sorrow : foundation by Judge, Seasons, es tion, Young Wom-|steamer Nanset waw on the Bristol | state agricultural college, mitk coxty| What a bitesful thing love would|forniag” the taco we tion and gov-jchannel rocks. Sho has now been] the farmer 6. cents to produce, For | be the Inevit nen, who are|/four dangerous years in the Royat| “We're not smiling,” she said, soft- saa ; ‘eaived, coon nen ene that renaoD, Many farmory ve sepavated trom Psp edd laundry seers, wr Pdi. ied Corps, beret its world-/ly, when the photographer asked| Misery dump x14 of stones om men nd . ring climax in the first Atlantic | them, to look pleasant.” 4 Bad to sue nee nee Bs “4