The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1920, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR om See gl All Girls ‘Pretty -- Sometimes] : ean Again: Why the Camera Test Is Fair aved From the Clutches of Deadly Dope. a 7 a rry Van Fleet Goes Home . . - : : - phine Overcomes Huns’ Poisun Gas. But Nearly Claims Another Victim. J. van Fleet is free again.) the dresing station, the thru field Again, clean again—but it took/and evacuation hospitals, and, after Hees of a doctor, a lawyer and a long ride on a hospital train, w “Officials of two nations to bring apewed out with thousands of others his regeneration at the big base, many milew from the ® medico ia Dr, J. A. Ghent, #0Und of the guns. ty jail physician; the lawyer i Followed months of madteal care D. Page, of Seattle, and the of Months during which his body wa fare the mayor of Toronto, 8 racked with pain that he ered Caldwell, of Seattle, United! loud for relief. And, in the fea District Attorney Sounders | that he would go insana, they gave Judge Jeremiah Neterer, of the | it to him, Again it was—mprphine co | By the time he was ditcharred cD AT FIRST from the army, Harry had_ thor What If You ARE Hard to Please? Because ordinary grades of coffee may not have pleased you in the past, don’t imagine that all coffee jacks. flavor. Just try GOLD SHIELD Brand—one cup if you will—and see how speedily you advance your opinion of what good coffee tastes like. GOLD SHIELD Coffee IS ayaa peta ating ag: men org different. Its high quality and de- the first mutterings of the| tne stuff,” but he didn’t. Any one licious flavor sever chang Droke out in Burope, Harry was who knows can tell you that they re never disappoint. Real coffee artists make GOLD SHIELD Pking on the home farm in On| never do—alone —-R. F.D. 15, ByngIniet, to be) 6 starry was an — ‘i came to Seattle. He tohi no one about it, but that was not necessary Every peddier on the streat known « ffs, and Harry, wounded, was|“PYPO” at first sight. And po-do the 4 with the poisonous fumes, | Customs officers, | Al night the barrage continued, HARRY TAKES CARE OF help was cut off. All night the | A GRIP. FOR A FRIEND Sy lay there without food or drink,| On the third of April, Ue year . Harry met a friend on the street one night, along the Flan front, Frits, with his devilish , Mixed chlorine shells with But before he wag rescued the pain phe friend had just arrived tn the Try a can today, fone. ecalise, during the) city and asked Harry to take care of F and really enjoy @ buddy lying near by slipped his grip for a day while he looked & needle full of morphine. The around. And van Fleet, unsuspecting Was 2 dope fiend, but Harry obliged him. ‘knew nor cared about that. Again he did not know--<id not ‘was gone, that was enough. know that the “friend” was a pro 4 back, back from the [nes | reasional smuggler of “mnow.” Wounded boy was taken. First.) put one hour after he had ues GOOD COFFEE ‘iy —~ | to his room in the Seattle hotel. there z came a knock on the door and federa i officers entered on the hunt for dope ‘They opened the grip-—and there |» enough morpttne te supply the city of Seattle for a year, for legitimat: purposes, | The evidence wna damming, and | Harry went to the county jail | That is where Dr. Ghent comen in For two months and five days van Fleet waa treated under the direction | of the county jail physician. In that pris Gk bane tf poate His eye| Mrs. Florence Mott. (Photo by James and Merrihew.) became clear and he felt the old 4 : strength surge thru his veins once| Al sirls are pretty sometimes, Every girl knows that she is more. Given youth and health, a wenn | risking * ape deal woe =! ose e . in bathing and perm the wor! TORONTO MAYOR ASKS will_giow in queenly splendor for! i, cast ite critical eye upon her, | CALDWELL TO AID BOY a eee tne geay | peaking wet, with wispe of hair | In the meantime, Attorney T. Dre sort says. Bo. "| eacaping from her bathing cap, Page had been on the job. Federal - es “But she is taking » greater charges were placed against Harry;| Mrs. Florence Mott, whose dally) chance when she {aces the Rossted, Packed and GU! ARANTEED ty - Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc, IMPORTERS AND ROASTERS OF COPVEB Seatele’s Oldest Bustocas House he pleaded not guilty, art his trial] Work giving beauty its full chance) camera, all primed and primp- lwas set for June 23. Page wired the|Defore the tricky eye of the! of for the [mayor of Toronte for confirmation|camera, should know the elusive! +: don’t believe there waa éver of van Fleet's record. The Canadian |secrets of feminine loveliness If) _ women who was m beautiful d 4 wfficial not only did that, tut asked | anybody in Seattle does. that she looked beautiful all the % . ; ao Mayor Caldwell to do -what‘he could/ HAS POSED ENTRIES time, Imagine a «apshot of MING for the boy. IN ZIEGFELD CONTEST Cleopatra in the act of sneeaingt 3 Tuesday Mayor Caldwell sent a] ain Mott is preas representattve| “Her dresamaker, milliner, her . , * ‘ NDA Y note to District Attorney Saunders. for the James & Merrihew studio,|Own taste, her carriage, Botse, | ] indicating the circumstances of the r . or and has posed several of the lead-| temperament, and, last of all, the! JUNE 14TH oy SEP ges peace ly Big-yoe ing contestants In The StarZleg- |SOoperation of the artist * who! to plead gullty to pomession of the|**!d contest to select the Seattle takes the picture, are the allies Frank P. Hood Presents Jentry in the national hunt for the | of the really pretty girl dope and in return the district a torney would request the leniency of} Most beautiful salesiady, who will) MANY GIRLS STRIVE ao ca be started on a stage career, start | TOO HARD FOR EFFECT | ST te ea ae Tho whole story came out before|in# with $100 a week salary and| “Many girls are slow to lean?) Baptis Britain Judge Neterer in the district court |*xpenses paid to New York for|how to look thelr best. Most of ° ts of Wednesday herself and chaperche them atrtve too bard for effect, and Germany to Meet “I don't know fust how to handie| “The complaint has been made/| forgetting that atmplicity jn every l RMACK this,” mused the jndge. “He has|that it was hardly fair to pick out|detall is the most effective ald to Ap LONDON, June 10—Bfitizn Bap- suffered enough, and I am convinced| candidates by means of their pie beauty—and frequently the most tists have decided to meet German that he fs cured. and will make a/tures,” sald Mra. Mott, “but, after | expensive Mann Baptists. It was stated et @ meeting useful citizen country. But hejall, the camera test must be met, “It wouldn't surprise me to see . of the Baptist Union that the British has pleaded gu and court Ww. the by any young woman who expecta|@ Seattle girl the final winner. prime minister was meeting the must impogg aome sentence.” to wucceed on the stago or in the| “They have @ distinct advantage) BERKELEY, Cal, June 10.—When el,” says Greenberg. “If it hadn't SENTENCE IS TIME AIF movies. over girls in most ether townn,| The smate probers undertesk |the reporters come to interview! bneen for that romantic fiction HAS ALREADY SERVED “Many girts are very attractive) Seattle's eltmate makes for pep and) jy wing tee considetes te bests David Greenberg, seifamade scientist | 114 Bore ae Ae ot oti he pondered, then| "20% features conform to no|vitality—and these are tndim| why they hed weds of dough to bam OF captain of industry, a few yoars| tna Hover would have been inepired | he Waohed ament he pondered, then|mtandards of beauty, Sometimen a|penmblea. ‘The languid beauty is) When sihers have each revensa hence they will hear an ardent de-|'°.0 0 Oume of sleep? ‘Well, Ei kindly: . firl with a reputation as a beauty |out of tuck these day, | 2 aah 0 reek ee ey fonse of the “yellow back novel” | oNaT? Pann Time soon ee . in the poorest kind of sutject for| “And our steep hills give the! It is the sen art } |that' you be contmed in ‘the feing|the lena. Har vivacity and char-|active girl the flgure and carriage lcounty jafl for two months and five|*°ter are not exhibited when her | thac are in accord with modern/| days. And the court further rules |*ce Is in repose. standards. foros: hay peony ae sareen concur. rently with the similar period that STAR-ZIEGFELD SALESGIRLS’ BEAUTY CONTEST $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 9 %°2 Nave already spent in jail. If you are a salesgiri in a Seattle store and wish to compete for “That is to say, you have already served your time. But you must g0/ J back to your parents in Canada, and R EB WN A™ ee the honor of representing Seattle in the conftest to decide the win. ner of the $100-a-week position in Ziegfeld’s beauty show and in the Mayflower photeplay starring Miriam Cooper, eet 0 May ‘What wag {t Will Shakespeare maid TAKE THIS COUPON |—‘fustice tempered with mercy”? to the Bushnell studio in the Arcade building or the James & Merri- hew studio in the Eitel building, where your picture will be taken and the coupon filled out for entry thru The Star. Young Greenberg, now # senior tn the University of California, ts nag cATEZ ARID climbing to success by sheer grit—| A lifesaving busy invented in plus the inspiration given him by | Europe is hammockshaped and large reading 10-cent fiction when a4 8 b0Y| enough for a man to Ie in and pro- of 13 he was about to go down tnto the mines in Colorado with the rest | De! himself tliru water with 9 paddle. of the boys of his age and class. | Greenberg, eon of « Russian Jew, got bold of “Frank Merrtwell at |Yafe and after reading it decided | } |he ran awny to Valparaiso college in Indiana and started to work his way | thru. Later he came to Denver uni- versity and worked as a machinist | | while going to college. ‘Then to the! Untversity of Washington at Seat tle, working in the summers, and now he is ready to graduate from the bigrest unjvergity in the land as a chemist. a His latest and most unusual feat | jis to work eight hours in an Oak-| jiand shipyard ag a mechanic at night, and take his college work by} day. He gets only five hours sleep. | A year ago he married @ college girl) and he is supporting her and a) newly born babe in addition to his work and study. “I believe in the yellowdack nov- What else, to be sure. UOTE. 0 vcd ce sesivncccinseccss (Priet name and specify whether “Mise” er «| (Correct Apparel for Women) Special Attention Is | Directed to These | GOWNS acces AMD. e) (Hetween 17 and 28) y and Stat Employed as a salesgirl by .. .. Department (If you sell ne particular line of goods, write jeneral” im this space) Date wneesoe- 1920. (Sigmed)........-2.. 0+ scerce for | (Your signature here) sn cann eS | a . . Pilcer and Douglas Street, One-Minute Marriage| Trainer of Bear, Cat The mec eather Tiy—s1s0-sas Afternoon Called Root of Evils} and Frog Is Dead! LONDON, June LONDON, June 10,—Blizabeth Bur: Rt: ‘ e d r 8 fe | “one-minute marriages” ar don, 98, the oldest inmate of Ux.) If one's ve A G ti of & Evening of many evils was the allegation of | ridge infirmary, ia dead. She ual enera on Wear the Rev, James Smith at @ meeting | speak four languages, and her hobby | E 2 « jof ministers at Aber His reas | was training animals. She taught al oning nm be summed up thus: A|bear and pet git a number of tricks, | $ 00 pretty face, a “one pring oll peso and At one time had a pet frog which | 3 5 vorce or separation, and general| she fed with flies ¥ biackaliding and dectine ‘ ii enssleibiiasaghiits Stréngthened and fitted by a full gen- | eee ate . ° eration of experience in Seattle, the . Bank of England King George will First National Bank offers its construe- ‘ Is to Be Rebuilt! Sail in Yacht Race tive service to the business men and A large number of gowns LONDON, June 10—~The Bank of| LONDON, Juno 10.—King George houses of the city. " ' “ gland, famous to millions of peo-|has definitely announced his inten- taken from much higher in all parts of the world, is to| tion of sailing in the Bri nM Me Garden; Bart and ie Le Zier. Worth and Al priced lines presenting an of- rebuilt. The suggestions ad-| regatta of the Royal Northern Yacht ‘The First National has ‘eve in Ravtics that shania, aitike vanced include one of wonderful ar-|club at Rothesay on July 12. ‘Thi that makes a bank dependable an Now Here—Matince Saturday iried b at should attract chitectural beauty, which would be| will be the only day on which his serviceable, It seeks an opportunity to peauds Adamy’ Geentent THieneh spirited buying. considered worthy of the world's | majesty will race, altho his yacht serve you. Mats, 27¢ to 500; Nights 25¢ to $1 Inest site, to consist of several #to- Plus Tax. : instead the present one. Included are taffeta, satin, crepe de chine, plain and structure, The bank was es P tablished in 1734 In its prege faney georgette, tricotine and net. All are “a 8 oe aa wonderful qualities for this low price. , TET TY Passport System é See special window display. She’s Not His Wife; LONDON, June 10.—War-time y passport restrictions atill in force ir- Now She Wants Pay ritate British tradesmen. They ask PHOENIX, Ariz, June 10.—Mrs.| government t8 remove restrictions, | But rap anether homer, tee. Annie Horton, having discovered|A large force of clorks 4 ‘The ° Is required thus he keeps ahead, you eee, that her husband married her too|to maintain the syatene, but the in. | 404 edrns ble prinesty salary, soon after his divorce from his first| come from fees is $5,000 a month, hat he's For when some rival made » oloa! A circait smash—what did he do “HE'S A Nights (Bunday), 40 cept Monday), 27c. (except ‘Sun a N | we and that she is not ie legal ts wife, ha 01 ued bh ft 1,885.92 | ‘ |] Tor services as hounkeeper during| Four Ex-Generals if PALACE HIP the time of her supposed wedlock Second Avenue at Spring Street (Take Elevator to Third Floor) Direction of Ackerman @ Harrie As All-Star Bill of HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE Bach Act as Good as the Othey Feature Phetepiay LEAH JOLOANG In “THE ig thea cb tc - Employed as Clerks Whisky, which 500-years ago was| BERLIN, June 10,—In one govern. | used chiefly as a medicine, wax orig-|ment office alone four ex-brigadier inally manufactured exclusively in| generals are employed as clerks on Scotland, the modest salary of $200 a month, e