The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1921, Page 2

‘Sunday Is First Anniversary ~ of the National Prohi- bition Amendment BY &. M. THIERRY NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Nattonal “Prohibition’s first official birthday | ‘oceurs Sunday. Some will celebrate | ty others will commemorate it. Prohibition, as a wartime meas was & year old last June 30.) 18th amendment, however, went effect January 18. ‘The amendinent’s first birthday dl- interesting | | @ Sam $1,000,000 a year to guard. | Withdrawals on permits of 1,050, gallons @ month, which will ex- the bonded supply t four) Adiitional withdrawals of 4,000,000 @ month of “non-beverage” manufactured by 18 distil. paying government tax of $5, @ month. Much liquor being smurggied over and M@ican borders. Much liquor being manufactured 2 ly im this country. ‘on sale by the drink, quart }}out to women's civil organtzationa, probibition enforcement , GRarges of Uquor graft, bribery m many NO JOBS FOR 500 MARRIED EX-SOLDIERS | More than 2,500 veterans of the world war out of Joba! | More than 600 married exeerv. | foe men without work! More than 260 former members || of the great American army abso- lutely destitute! ' ‘These are the facta which were given to The Star today by repre wentatives of all the exservice men's organigations tn the city The American Legion, the Vetor ans ef Foreign Wars Spanish War Veterans and other soldier organizations are united tn a drive to relieve the unemployment situ- ation here, Thousands ef dollars have ab ready been loaned by the service organizations But the men whe fought for humanity don’t want ebarfty; they want work, Whether it be a steady job or merely @ temporary task, they want work. All Seattleites whe need the services of a man in any kind of @ job are urged to call up Harry Anderson, Veterans’ Branch Em ployment office, 1616% Third ave, His telephone number t#» Main e426, Mrs. Preston to Talk on School Code Plan state school superintendent, will ad dreas the Municipal league Tuesday noon on the proposed school admin- istrative code commission measure now before the legislature. ‘The league will meet at Blanc’s cafe, opposite the countycity build. ing, this time. A general invitation haa been sent | | ‘ well as the general public, Doughty Pleads Not “Bird of Par * & Next FAMOUS DANCER COMING TO MET Fresh from a long and trumphai season at the Drury Lane theatre in London, Anna Paviowa, famous dancer, comes to the Metropolitan Wriday and Saturday with a mati nee Saturday Paviowa comes with sit new ballets and fourteen divertisements that have not been seen hermto fore in this country, and with cos tumes, nery and other equip: ment from London. Alexandre Volinine, long a favor ite with American audiences, still |rematne as Mile, Paviowa's dancing Ta certain numbers, the partnor. other two male dancers support the famous Russian-—-Hubert Bto- {witts and Mechislay Pianownkt, The big symphony orchestra is direction of Theodore) under the Stier, musical director for Mile. Paviowa on former American tours. eee HAWAIIAN PLAY COMES TO MET SUNDAY NIGHT No season ts complete without a vislt fram that love and inva drama, “The Bird of Parutiae,” which re turns to the Metropolitan for four days starting Sunday night, with @ matinee Wednemtay. In ite “The Bird of Parndine™ haa ac several years of travel, | THE adise” and Week Offers Variety on Loc | | | | cumylated a huge fortune for its| producer and author, Richart Wal ton Tully. It is the story of a deantiful Hawaiian princess, who, in her blind passion of love for & young American phyxician, mar ried him, After that comer tram edy and sorrow, ending with the the New York produgtion. Jane Morgan, Fanchon Everharo, Flowart Puussell, Mary Thorne and SEATTLE STAR Pavlowa at Met (1921 Record of + + % al Stage Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles \4 Swinging his auto around the rear @nd of a atrect car at |Hpokane st. and Avalon way sriday \night, W. I, Todd, 327 W, Othello |at., knocked down @ woman by the! ‘name of Pallenger. She was alight: | |iy bruined, | | eee | In trying to avoid @ girl by the name of Dweley, 4706 | Thistle «t, last night, Winter place land Mtainier ave, A. T, Loekke, 634 B. 79h wt, crashed into another ‘auto and ricocheted agninest the «trl She wan knocked down and bruised boot When Morris Benttor. hat, blown off by the wind, into the black, chaved | street at Second and James «t., Friday, he was struck by the auto of M. J. MoCrary, 6826 Weedin piace, Benltor seemed to be unin jurea. eee 5 vision blurred by the rain. streaked windshield, §. J, Ol nen, 4208 ave, ran down an unidentified man with hin auto at Fifth ave. 8. and Jackson at, Fri- day night The man walked away without gtving Olsen his name, eee 15, Armand for a mtreet car Fri @ay night, Thomas Mortson, 806 W. b4th ot, was knoeked down by the @ito of F. Masuta, 124 Tenth ave. 8, at 14th ave 8. and Jackson wt. Ho was treated at the city hos- pital for alight cuts. eee The anto of G. 1. Courtright, 616 Tenth ave. N., ran down Mra. Colena Schwede, $11 Judkines at, while she crossed Second ave. between Spring and Seneca ata, Fri day night. Mra, Schwede was ee SPENDING less than you earn— Depositing a part of your income regularly in a savings account— That’s THRIFT There is nothing stingy about this method of living. It indicates good sense and a resolve to have some- thing laid aside for an emergency. Sickness, age, lack of employment —all these, or any one of them, may call for additional funds. Then a savings account may stand between you and actual want. It’s never too late to start. Today is the best time. Dexter Horton Trust an Savings Bank Second Avenue and Cherry Street Open Saturday Evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock veruised slightly, and after being at tended at city hospital was able to 0 bome. Courtright said that the lection, on the wet streets, of the slaring Ughta partially blinded him self-sacrifice of Luana as an atone,|the reat of the Wilkes cast wi ment for having transgremed the be seen in roles to which they a religion of her own people by mar-| admirably suited. rying @ Christian. eee Florence Rockwell, who enacted RUBY LANG JOINS LEVYS the role of Luana on its last visit, | MUSICAL COMEDY CO. will aguin emay the ttle part. Ruby Lang, a pretty Trk-ey ec eee girl with a lovely soprano voice and “FRIVOLI: FADS plenty of acting ability, is the latest MOORE a bag cn addition to Lavy’s Musical Comedy Big things are at the Company. Mise Lang, who ts taking Moore next week. William Seabury the piace of Bess Hill, will appear and company will offer “Frivotien,” |!» the leading feminine role in “The described as “a musical rainbow, cob | Love Market,” the musical comedy orful in pretty girta, croony tunes | Which opens Saturday afternoon at and elaborate settings.” | Lavy’s Orpheum. | Another number found in Marger| lew White, Oscar Gerard and type on the program ie the mumber | ioddie Wright will handle the main of Signor Friscoe, Friscoe is @|comedy rolex with Billie Binghatn, | tytophoniat. Madeline Mathews, Ted Ulimark Beatrice Morgan and company willand (ene Gorman. comprising the [offer “Moonlight Madnem.” a sketeh. supporting cam is ceen tists eee alee "aoe Lew White tn a comedy specialty made Mirth and Melody.” with the girls will be the featured Bobby Randal is a musical offering. gist. Peggy Bremen and her brother cece are cymnasta Gordon's circus is an | LOCAL GIRL ON animal act COMING TO PANTAGES WILKES TO PRESENP meet pretentions eabes’ effering. of COMEDY DRAMA the year at the Pantagns, will fea | Louls Mann and fam Bormart|iur, the new show which opens Popular effering, “Friendly Monday afternoon. The act ie pro-| mics,” will be premated by the/ sented by Ted Shawn, and one of Witkes Players beginning with S/ine leading dancers is @ pretty matinee Sunday. Seattle girk-Ann Dougina “Friendly Enemies” t @ come@y) Hesiden the frature@-atiraction the of the buman = interest | new bili includes a whirlwind tray | application makes the skin cool and| variety. It was presented herw at/euty, “The Miret Entrance,” by the |} comfortable. Rash and blotches are the Metropolitan taxt fall with/Otto Brothers; Adelina Roatina and healed right up. Menthosulphur in| Louls Mann in the leading role. | Barrette in a comedy and song turn; | applied like any pleasant cold cream — Arthur on will be seen In| Carter and Houtte, dusky comedians and is perfectly harmless. You ean |the part created by Mr. Mann and who specialize in Jaze sioging and obtain a small jar from any goof Norman Feusier will aswume the | dancing, and Prevost and Goulet drugmint. ‘role played by Sem Bernard injcomedy athletes who style their act Ambiguous rulings by government nts resulting mM legal and manufacture of intoxicants, * * Guilty of Stealing! TORONTO, Ont, Jan, 15—John| Doughty, former secretary to the missing millionaire, Ambrose J. Small, pleaded not guilty when ar raigned yesterday on a charge of stealing $105,000 in Victory bonds from hie employers Doughty also pleaded not guilty to a charge ef conspiring to kidnap | SmalL Combined resources Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank and Dexter Horton National Bank exceed ; $23,000,000.00 Day Take Grov LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bear: he signature of &. W. Grove, 30c- ne ent. PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by the Bureau of Supplies and Ac- inte, Navy Departinent, Wash- .. Cy ONt!l 10 o'clock a m. } 21, for delivering brushes and jal for | of floating derrick to the Navy | y Puget Bound, Wash, Apply | © the Bupply Offi ra, Paget Soun rte Bureau of Bup- AA Accounts, BAMT N, er G 0f schools, from Reach Compromise = [°% schools, trom on School Walks |tween_ busiaings high school. The action was At the request of both pettisonees | as an Indication of a and the respondent, Judge Austin E. | between the parties. Griffith Friday continued indefinitely & petition for an Injunction to stop J. B. Blackwell, city superintenden’ SULPHUR SOOTHES WY, CHING SK | tion | ' j | j Crickets chirp by rubbing their wing covers against each other. a6 99 Now! ISOBEL Now! |. —OR— 4 i “THE TRAIL'S END” James Oliver Curwood’s Remarkable Story of the Great pies @ WA ne y 1 tthe! 4 6 Balloons Loew’s -alace Hip at ¥ Afternoon mpectaliat. ‘This sulphur preparation, because ite germ destroying properties, seldom falls to quickly subdue tteh-| ing, even of fiery eczema. The first | drama | 1—Pavlowa, coming to the | Metropolitan Friday and Sat- urday. 2—Jess Mendelson, Bungalow. 8—Lew White, Levy's Orpheum. 4—Arthur| ‘Vinton, Wilkes. 5—Adalini |Roattinna, Pantages. 6 “| |Pegoy Brennen, Moore. 7— Miss Harvey, Palace Hip. 8—| Florence Rockwell, Metropoli-| tan. mtricities.” The Pantagencope shows the +«\ } jenth episode of “Bride 13.* i eee COMPSON —the girl whose beauty and artistry lured you in her first big picture, “The Miracle Man,” is here now as the star in PRISONERS OF LOVE” —the story of a girl whose exceptional physical beauty sweeps her beyond the brink of life’s deepest pitfall, through situations of rare dramatic intensity! |OLEVER JUVENILES |ON PALACH HIP BILAL | A happy combination of my numbers, comedy dances and +. bral happiness t offered in “Piny-| mates,” the headline feature of the |new program which opens’ Sunday at the Palace Hip, The act is pre sented by @ sextet of clever suvenile | performers. | Other attractions are Swift and Kitty Daley in lively musical num [bers; “At the Station,” a comedy skit by Devoy and Dayton; Hervey |and Devora Trio in “A Darktown Cabaret,” and a novelty act in| which the Rondas Duo play various | instruments while riding about the| wtage on unicycles and bicycles. “The Palace of Darkened Win- dows" ie the added photoplay fea- ‘ture. bd eee | BUNGALOW TO OFFER NEW SONG REVUE The second big edition of BF. George Woods’ musical :evue, “Buzz ing Around,” Will be the attraction | for the many diners. at the new [Bungalow Theatre Restaurent on | Third ave. between Pine and Stew: | jart sts, this week. Dainty Poppy | Davies will be one of the big added |features of the Revue Jess Mendelson, the clever singer and dancer, will be seen in a num ber of eccentric dancing numb with the girls, Mary McCrae w be heard in batiads and Jory songs, while Grover Frankie will lead th girls in a couple of catchy turns. | Olive Ann Alcorn, the young and | clever, dancer, will be seen in a number of new dancing specialties. eee | SEATTLE PLAYERS AT PRESS CLUB The Seattle Players, an organiza- tion of drama lovers and players, will make thelr bow to the public Monday evening, at the Preas club, 1911 Fitth ave, near University, in Bernard Shaw's masterplece, “Major Barbara.” “Major Barbara” will be presented day, Tuesday and Wednesday P jevening of next week, each pertorm: jance beginning at 8 o'clock. Tickets NE 5 will be on sale at the door. SPARTANSBURG, 8. G—Bvange- line Booth, commander of Salvation Army, suffers serious Collapse, KIN . W. Va—Mes VOOD, W. Va.—Mra, Izetta Jewel Brown loseg election to coun oi by tue wate ea —4driving into the face of a blinding blizzard he comes face | to face with Isobel! Beautiful and sweet—but the wife of another man—the man he is to take, dead or alive! * * & * * & es S& & STRAND ORCHESTRA under MISCHA GLUSCHKIN CHESTER COMEDY “YOU'LL BE S’PRISED” The monkey sure will give his friends a thrill in this one! SIVRNID, SECOND NEAR SENECA SENNETT COMEDY “Don’t Weaken” COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA Astiets ARTHUR KAY Playing Hungarian Comedy Overture Keler-Bela under the i DE LUXE SCENIC “Beggars and Fakirs