The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1920, Page 3

) |Girls in Chorus Now Get $45 to $150 Per Week A Paramount Picture HUMORESQUE’ iN THE JOY AND ®, TP IS VERY CLOse TO EVERY HUMAN HEART, SEB i nicu TRARS OF LI | STAR STAFF SMOKES WANTS MIRROR | SEEGARS SENT BY A TO AID TRAFFIC | Yours eovsvevist: Malcolm Douglas today sent a Comes now the mirror as an ald |] big, luscious, fragrant box of to traffic cigars to The Star's city ed In a communication to the city |] with the following note attac goundil Monday, D, Shelor, manager Monday, 9:00 A @f the Automobile Clud of Western To the Boys in the Editorial Washington, advocates the estab Room of The Star Mshment of a mirror at the corner | With the compliments of f Spokane st. and Marginal way to Malcolm Dougtas, Jr, #emedy dangerous traffic conditions Age, 6 hours. a Weight, §% pounds Residence, Swediah hospital Politics, Bolshewikt. there. Shelor pointed out that San Francisco has used this device suc Qeasrully. Takes His Queen |‘Keep Fit? Campaign Unsight, Unseen! to Be Started Here LONDON, Nov. 8.—J. H* Bend, 24. The tle Phystea! Education @ Diinded ex.soklier, was married to let, eet at the call of Wil Miss Grace Ransom, whom he did *, supervisor of phy» _ Hot meet until after he lost hie | sight. | for the public schools, at the Y, W. C. A. cafeteria at ¢ Pp. m, Tuesday, to discuss plans for |a health cempaign to be held In De jcember to teach Seattle folks how to keep fit by physical training and| The sprightly chorus gir! who A Watch Repaired by Jones Is Always Right pee wriehuy . ¢ | hygiene |ahakes her “forced-to-yemerry” toe Telephone Eiliett 2007 f we }im the front ranks of that musical 1339 FOURTH AVENUE A fixed star is an actor with real comedy now running at your favor money. ite theatre can no longer be looked ——— | town upon as among the poorly paid and unskilled. Hers ts now among the highty paid artistic professions, and she probably draws more in her Satur. day night envelope than many of her admirers of the “down fronts. COMPETITION AND ORGANIZATION THE ARMY | os“asss's done it They're unionized, and when things don’t go just right, Miss Dancing Delegate calla for a walk out And everybody knows the box “twinkle toes,” so the manager usually capitulates, Higher salaries In other profes sions have also helped. Time was when the “pony” was happy on $18 per, but not now, The girl who stenogs in the office or who “chauf- fours” the elevator draws so much more that chorus managers have been forced to “raise the ante.” “Chorus girling t iF And for those with that thing called “personality” there is no limit. “In the past the qualifications for @ chorus girl,” says one prominent theatrical man, “were a pretty face, ® beautiful figure, abapely limbs, or & sweet voice, or a combination of them all. Now it doesn't matter whether she can sing or dance—she can be tanght that—or whether she is particularly beautiful, jubt eo ahe haa persomality—magnetism. Such @ girl can draw from $125 to $150 a week.” Colorado Coal Strike Is Ended DENVER, Colo, Nov. §—The strike of 2,500 coal miners in the Northern Colorado fields which began & week ago ended today, as the men returned to work at all mines in the district Arizona Publisher, Republican, Dies TUCSON, Ariz, Nov. 8—Allan B. Jaynes, republican national commit tweman for Arizona and publisher of Are you a skilled man? Are you satis- fied with your job and your prospects? Have you ever wanted to be a sur- veyor—or radio operator—or to hold the Tucson Citizen, is dead today >, down a technical job? repo ay no oe tag Thete’s where the big pay is—and (cs. . dough Relice getting it is only a matter of knowing —_ eel enough. > Keesiek ik Glas con, If you want tofknow more, the ArMy | Frenervs mementocs of the old days "eae is a great place to learn. tol Sema. peareedee "one naar > A soldier hasa chance to learn to be —|truatier eaten expert in one of many technical jobs. He earns a good living while he’s study- ing. He has money in his pocket at the end of every month. It doesn’t cost him a cent to fit himself for a “‘big- pay” job whenhe goes back to civil life, . And he sees new places and faces while he’s earning and learning. It’s a good job—an unusually good job as jobs go, nowadays—and it is a way to a better job afterwards. Ask a recruiting officer. EARN, LEARN AND TRAVEL a es A ROMANCE OF A VERY STUDIOUS YALE BOY J.D A VIVID LITTLE “THE CHORUS GiRL’s ROMANCE” FROM THE SATURDAY EVENING POST STORY “Head and Shoulders” pm cB —_nnenee THE WORLD'S GREATEST HORSE RACE MAN.O-WAR'S GREAT VICTORY IN THE RACE OF THE AGE THE SHATTLE sTAR VAGE 3 Have You Entered 4 Your “Ghost” Story in $100 Contest? 2,146 People Did PUBLIC SEAT SALE Rules of the cantest: One hundred dollary in prizes {s| Sunday at the NOW OPEN th just be true ao | ghost” stort related this week. countsnae fcion—ot“ehant= [hore “stories related thle weak WILKES 9] "az.cryistaohtsr ort experiences, bearing out the |The contest was inspired .by the fdeq which the picture “Earthy | jones novel, “Earthbound,” at the bound” seeks to interpret. Strand theatre. The Star wants real Stories must be no more than | experiences—no fiction. There are - 500 words in length. thousands Who believe they have re- ,) THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President, Thanksgiving and Other Festivities Suggest the Need of Dining Room Preparedness yu may or may not contemplate entertaining Oo”. showing of Dining Room Furgiture, at Thanksgiving—but the very spirit of Hos- which embraces all the important es— pitality and Good Fellowship which, Thanksgiv- the least expensive as well as the more costly——oc- ing and the following season of entertaining sug- _ cupies an entire floor and is supplemented by ex- gests very logically accentuates the importance of _ tensive displays of the newest and most ingenious having the Gning room in preparedness for such accessories which are today so vitally a part of events. the correct furnishings of the Dining Room. Six Very Handsome Dining Room Suites of Walnut and Mahogany Are Being Featured at Very Attractive Prices WALNUT SUITE MAHOGANY SUITE WALNUT SUITE QUEEN ANNE DESIGN “LOUIS XV” DESIGN “QUEEN ANNE” PERIOD Table coe-$162.50 a] purchases Buffet ...$230.00 If perchases China ....$175.00 If gerchases Buffet we. 227.50 et eg Table soo. 192.50 omeae 5 hae _ ise quem China ..:, 175.00 China seo. 175.00 scperay et nes Arm Chair, 47.50 $625:22 5 Chairs... 192.50 $670.22 Peon. 200.00 $77 5:28 & Chairs.. 187.50 1ArmChdir 47.25 1ArmChair 52.00 WALNUT SUITE ; MAHOGANY SUITE MAHOGANY SUITE “TUDOR” DESIGN “CHIPPENDALE” DESIGN “WILLIAM AND MARY” Buffet ~~$150.00 If purchases B fet 22-$287.50 TY purchased Buffet ..$150.00 If purchased complete 16 cece 207.50 complete : complete Table cave 110.00 paca = 312,00 China ceee 110.00 China .20- 110.00 ‘ Table .-- 120.00 5 Chairs... 142.00 $43 00 ag, rianp $7852 5 Chairs.. 110.00 $4 2528 1ArmChair 35.00 1ArmChair 52.50 1ArmChair $0.00 CAN YOU SOLVE— “The Riddle--- Woman” |METROPOLITAN dramatized picturization of Basil sured for $10,000.00 free off] charge every time you ride CHU CHIN CHOW) SICAL, RXTRAVAGANEA Mast be submitted by Satur. | ceived communications or warnings — THE ORIENT ‘In a Seattle Taxicab Co @ay noon, this week, from the departed. C L E A N E D pany’s cab Must be written on one skle of For the best experience related to Complete Company of 300 the paper—typowritten, if possi | ‘The Star by Saturday noon The Star | AND SECONDLY— ; ble; otherwise, by pen and ink. will pay $50, The second best story N before in the history of Sign your rea} name, but, ff | will be rewarded by a $26 prize. Third Pp R E Ss E D da carta Sect tegen: 2) Rape You are positively pro-| you so desire, pen name will be | prize is $10. Fourth prize is $5, and gorgeous and wonderful preduc- tected against overcharging | | aed tor publication. Give your | the next 10 prizes will be $1 each. when you use our service, 1 In all, there will be 14 prizes. baad because our printing taxime- wpe ey Yes, It’s Reg- Prices: Nights, $1, 61.50, -@2, ters automatically issue a. | ular $2 Dry $2.50, 83, and Main Floor $3.50, printed receipt fos: ing, Cleaning Wedneaday Matinee, $1, $2 and exact amount to * $2.50, Saturday Mi: ~ driver. Always ae u for $1 $2, $2.50 and $3. Pius tax. driver for your receipt. In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which te the an | ‘known, covers very little of the roo! Mie hye Cy mouth; sage itis oo araa Zan bi ff ; uaran- AN work Tuaranteed Bnd bd morning and We reduced the price to ONLY SIX SEATS SOLD mo get Volume of business. Woe have one of the most modern and completely THINK IT OVER bite corn off years. CREDE! N. EXAMINATION FBEB AVOID TICKET SPECULATORS. SPECIAL NOTH—In presenting “CHU CHIN CHOW? to the thea- tregoers of this city, Mr. Morris Gost wishes to emphasize the fact that this production and company years ve impression takem tm the dt, 7*Enamination and advice free. ton of Ont Plate and Bridge Werk, We Stand the | tinuous playing at is Majesty's. . London, a world's record