The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1920, Page 4

ON SUNDAY Weary Wilkins Is to Take the Offensive Against * General Waste “Weary” Wilkins will, Sunday, start of bis lagt drive to win the ‘war. Yup! You heart us right the first time—to win the wart ‘The mere fact that there tan’t any powderand-bullet war to win more does not deter “Weary” his purpose. “Weary"—rhose real name ts W A. Wilkina, a Seattle business man got such a start when Uncle Sam en. tered the big Burgpean muna, that de was unable to stop when the Yanks quit. And he's been going full lt, ever since .. j ; any from . “Weary's” weapons ‘thra the war were Thrift stamps. “Weary” has a “look” in his eye and a tongue fr his head which have sold thousands of dollars worth of Thrift stamps in the last three years. He's a big, honesttooking chap f|nd be Went soapboxing all over the state while the war was on, with surprising resulta. It was his “bit” for Uncle Sam + He butted into prize fights and furned them into Thrift stamp re ‘vival meetings He got himself arrested on the Main street of Spokane by prear Fangement with the police chief, Just %o draw the crowd. And then he In wited the crowd until it almost mob- Ded the cops. Having sold the crowd ‘Thrift stamps, he went to police Deadquarters and sold $500 worth of @tampe to the desk sergeant while he was being booked. “Weary” became one of the most moughtafter war speakers In the Northwest. Because he ts a born galesman and because he believes that thrift is America’s salvation from many of the civilization grow dng pains which beset her, he has Made the thrift campaign a huge suo co r eee “Weary” isn't selling many Thrift ‘Btamps any more. He ian't trying fo, in fact. Instead he ls preaching ‘Thrift and Americanism.” He will detiver a talk on this eub- Gect im the first of hin concluding @eries at the Green Lake Methodist burch Sunday night. | Every Sunday night thereafter um 1 January 1 he will talk thrift and Americanism at some church, Then he will fold up his Thrift stamp book ‘Qnd silently steal away back to pri- wate Life. Mere are a few “Wearyiems™ as aa “I claim we are not as a nation ~ Dullding as we shonid. Thrift must | day De the cornerstone of Americantsm. “1t Ahe Thrift stamp is the Biggest th! we got out of the war. ‘Government by the people means ‘Qhat the people should own the gov and the way to own it is ~ fo buy ita bonds and securities.” —— 8 A. WEEK -— QUARANTINED. ~ WOMEN ESCAPE ==: Two Get Away way From Public! Safety B Building Quarantined women who tried to @ecnpe from the second floor of the Public safety building late Friday were in city jail Baturday, following Qheir transfer Friday night. ‘Two of the women who walked out @f the ward where they were held for) Blood tests were stil! at large Satur. } @ay. ‘They are Fay Burchelle and! Lonnie Haligs. ‘Two who escaped with them-—May McFarland and Jeanne LeRoy—were! Fecaptured a few minutes later crows the street. 1 ‘They told the officers a general) break was planned by the women. | Who feared they would be sent to) the new state infiustrial home and Clinic at Medical Lake CAN'T RAISE. MILK PRIC Milk Board Refuses Tempo- | rary Increase Washington dairymen have been | formally notified by Mayor Cald- ‘well’s milk commission that their re- Quest fora temporary price raise Guring the period of arbitration can- et be granted. The commission also served notice that its formal report may not be ready for three weeks. "The board is secking to determine the rights of producers and distribut- ors in the price controversy for nev- eral months. Horlicks ORIGINAL Mai.2d Milk SEATTLE TAKES |TWO BROTHERS SHOOT HONORS) ARE SENTENCED; N. G. Rifle Matches on Sec- /Go to McNeil” s for Stealing | ond Day Today Two Autos Senttle took first indtvitdal honors | PORTLAND, Ore, in the opening of the annual state | Shield and Orville Shield rifle matehes of the Washington Na-| were sentenced to 13 months each at tional Guard, at Fort Lawton Fri.| MoNeils island penitentiary Friday, | day. | when they pleaded guilty to bringing | Lieut. Mark C. Short and Lieut, | two stolen autos from Yakima to/ E. W. Allen of B company, Seattic, | Portiand, were high marksmen. They tied) Croming the «tate line brought with 92 hits out of «possible 100. | therm under the provisions of the na Spokane ran away with the team tional motor vehicle theft act honors in the #hoot. The team rep | George Mack was sentenced to 90 resenting 1. company, Spokane, seer. | Gs) jail and fined $190 for dis} ed 516; K company, Spokane, 610, © | jtem« Sever to Klamath reserva company’s team, Seattle, 497, and Bb | tot indiana company’s team, Seattle, 480. & A Weer —— ge eves sana, TRADE TOURISTS RETURN TONIGHT The contest will continue far four Missin & ||Seattle Party ty Visits Ellens- burg and Cle Elum Relatives YAKIMA, Oct. 34.-~-Yakimans ex ‘The Mar invites ite readers to ese thie | tended’& royal Erecting to the band deyertment 04 on aid in finding missing |Of Seattle business men who are relatives or friends. The department is touring Eastern Washington on one to hele le reaciting these whe hove bees | of tha Chamber of Commerce trades friends are ame dee Invited te repers| relation tours, The trade tourinte | te The Star. leave today on the last leg of their tour, and wili make stops at Eliens lourg and Cle Elum, arriving tn Seat Lie nome tine tontaht, Oct, 3-H M brothers, Bureau of - caltang ave reqneted alae 0 tear te The Star, Others newspapers are invited to reproduce such Memes ae will katerent “ee Mra. Kitty Douletay, 671 Emerson st, in secking Ernest Noble, from whom she has not heard for three years. He was formerly government employe in the Hawaiian islands and | planned to return to Seattle, she says. eee Mrs. Lizsie Naples, of Pullman, is anxious to learn of her son, Clark Nare, believed to be in Seattle. May OF Caldwell has set police department at work to find hima . . tt you know Pramon concerning | Joseph Apteld, communicate with | Mrs, Hattle Apfeld, 829 Kighth st. a., | apartment 20, Minneapolis, Minn. Apfeld Is thought to be here #. A. WEEK ~~ Thief Brings This Resinol Ointmey rellef that co Ing ingredient so many doc to stop itchy Then the prompt its mild, cool +Overcoat Right Home ”'**!**« Bam Steele, negro porter, and A. | Your Cheshire Mitchell's overcoat were in police custody today. The negro | Stole the coat from Mitchell, who is | manager of the Butlor hotel, in Spo- kane and wam arrested when he ar | rived here 2; level, rich, gar- ; no stones; close to 6 ortation ; good roads. Climatic conditio! g frost before No- vember 15. }new $100,006 home at Mallard ave e green grass all secure some of rms is now; soon nts has sold 51 of Delay on your miss out altogether. es of this land and this land at $2 , it will be too, d go see the land. have it for you. our excursions 4 tract of land; 1220 Second AV Ground Floor Location—Open Evenings ae didi Habe STAR \Little Old Lady Contributes 25c | to S. A, Campaign Indicating the varied activities of ,to « alvation Army lannte r tions carrying heart throb continue to with them pour inte quarters of the Army drive Jay a subscription wan received | rom & little old lady who liver on mall farm north of the city for 26 cents. “It in all T oan give. 1 wish ft were more,” she wrote, “The Sal tion Army has been a friend to me of the best friends I have.” And another contrib an overseas doughboy tilleryman. HE SWORE HELP THEM “When I waa in France, the & vation Army gave us noldiern a ing hand,” he tol@ th “I swore then that if ever I could do anything for the tion 1 would do tt, I think most of the Yanks’ who were oversead feel the same way about it.” Work of the Salvation Army hone | in Spokane was mentioned by one contributor, who declared that atUe should get behind the campaign! eee HERE is a club that is never mentionec ciety. To belong to it, you must be an civilization’s pariahs. This is the Salvation Army Lassic country. Many’ of the leaders of the Brigt are life-termers. young girl whe her living ly, is hide BUSINESS HL It was * That ther community jon was from | ay @ field ar cu io ike. Many Jim the the bar HED of the n central pe hore,” ng in gene we are to raine $125,000, a paign, however the drive be bro | Duwinese man tn committ organiz canvassed . In San Quentin state prison a regular § corps has been in existence for 25 years. ‘T and soldiers are all prisoners who have join Day League. “I was in prison and ye visited me. phraseology will surely apply to thou on the last day. This is bit one of the the alvation Army among the men who ar out. PPORT THE DRIVE! “KICK IN? UP TO PROMISE :: | | Soldier Bonus ‘Show Is Riot! aves *s""woo of Fun and Melody rie | Cherus girja who had the profes | srw jonal variety looking like the more 4 residents of an old jadies’ home chboys who raised their voices in nd captivating numbers ids | Burke | Hu « worth M. Caidwe' Mra Jomoph A BALLARD ELKS | IN NEW HOME: Big Dedication Ceremonies | Attended by 3,000 Rafard Fiks wil) dedicate Swalwe' ames H. DeVet William’ In, rice Thompaon. thetr and Vernon place Saturday after PRO noon and evening Hig delegations from netehboring tea will attend the elaborate pre gram of ritualistic ceremonies and " | pre orn bent, and black-face artiste who shook a wicked repartes, were a few! feativitien. of the ingredients that made “Kick |‘ ‘The jollification was to begin at 3/19." Seattle's home brew musioal) Pp m. Btarry rockets and bombe set | TeFUS, One Of the most enjoyable per: | off from the top of the three-story pe emer wiven this year at the Met- lodge home will he the signal for the | PPolitan. beginning of & “peerade” ib which| Th® melange of muste and mum he Ballard lodge and brother “Billa” | ™*ry was given in the interests of | will participate. | the soldiers’ bonus DUI Included tn Weather permitting, there be \the cast were many prominent pavement Gonclats in the por At) “debe” and “slbdebs.” The list of | heat all Ments, the 2,000 vintting Ktks and| Patrons contained the names of their ladies will dance in the new boc ary Snag | ont dig the civic and home of the antlered brotherhood | ct! life of the and-tp the Fagiew’ ball. | The, program comprised the “Over | Comm: The dedicatory ceremonies were | "ts Herne,” written and staged by! postal scheduled for afternodn P. A. G. Montgomery; the Alice Paul |to the dancers, and speciality numbers by | and Dy Sixty-aix per cemt of all the high Mrs. Ray Clark, A. D, Sheriff ana| for, th school teachers in the United States | Jean Cameron. c. are women. _Patronesses were: Mra, Thomas October 1 concrete fol wood frami faced ready terior walls room fleors, ihe and] lef of t cific the PARKA 1926. ‘Here { am, back again to start third season with the Lev\’s Musical Comedy Compan TQDAY Continu§ps from 1:5 to 1430 P. M. in a big, joMy, whopping, bona fide musigal hit— “«wILh GAME It’s bright, it’s bre snappy, it’s splengsaé d each and e memher the company in excl roles. There’s a monster bi novelties, too, wit, young, pretty and fuff-of-pé& chorus of TWENTY-FIVE GIRLS all get to- Come on! Leg gether and haffe a good time. See you at' LEVY'S’ ORPHEUM TONIGHT and REXT WEEK ours for Fun, EW “ABIE KABIBBLE” BACKING DIVE bustne eity are ae ery part of the ¢ srighter Day League, and it isconducted by the in hundreds of prisons thruout the| The old biblical score Mra Alexander Baillie, Mra Frederic Struve, He Agen, Mre. Charles 1 | Joseph Biethep. Mra, Clark Nettleton for Quarters for Nurses, FATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 19% and bride « twice previourly ‘The 1 eight married once, This Must Be Case + eidetiean of Second Youth i» m: NELSON The w riage in announced of at Ne aren ar bridexr and N, Bing. Oct. 2 ar j¢ two reptua en eix gf vrlane wn, The bride wa iV" epi WAL NOW PLAYING NBVER BEFORE SUCH A AFFLING MYSTERY vin ia DE taken ¢ ed to work for infrequent MENT m element of the diy getting behind mpaign for the most prominent men working fo: © bullding and the “Others are donations, If allotment FIRST RUN? CERTAIQLY!! complete the cam it is necessary that ght home to every the city.” Ariny ther week wil! that ty will be thoroly drive 1 in “polite” outcast, one of . 80- ter Day League | alvation Army he local officer ed the Brighter, of Salvationists of activities of e down but are il, Mra. George Don Mra Mra, Samuel H Lilly, Mr ave, Mra, Louis F yarn J. Coyle, Mra.| Mra. Alfred Batt! jnon Baxter, Mrs elie and Mrs. Mau POBALB, indorsed Pune Works Puget Souna, | f quarters having piers and walls; finish; siate eur- ine; plastered in- riitiona; tile bath ebimney; sist Tight w y Yard, obtained on or to the! he fi *, is required aa # j safe return of the drawings | Chief of Bureau. | A Funny Pollard Comedy HEN THE WIND BLOWS” TWO POPULAR NUMBERS ROBERTS, BANJO SOLOIST of living is coming is gradual levels worth more t will buy more a Saving dolla to come is a use in years making your } | Combim # resources'Dexter ~ | Horton Arust and Savings |Bank gnd Dexter Horton | Natio nl Bank exceed $24,000,000. 00