The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 16, 1921, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1921. Workman Is Killed Under Falling ore. SEATTLE CLUB i} tk ||Screen Version of Pinero’s Stage . islstl POY ities Play Is Attraction Now at Strand || 1 THE GROTE-RANKIN GO) OTTO F_KEGEL, President Pinned under a fallen crane, WT Ham Stevens, 60, of 4315 W. Atlantic st., was instantly killed Tuesday af ternoon at the Schwage ttleton lumber mil} at and 26th ave, B&W Railroad ave. W, Stevens was op: | 0 erating the *%, when It started to tip, He les out, stumbled and the crane fel him, ‘The body was | taken to the morgue, He was mar ried. Your WASHINGTON.—-1i0 filed provid Ing return of German and Austrian property seized during the war | | a Good Turn 71 Former Residents of City Charter Members || on York" | be meant} |} TODAY'S LIBEHTY—Ohai "ROGRAMS Chaplin in “The | Cortone Griffith in “The | + Market.” | Mildred Harris tm “The The welcome on New doormat hereafter will you it you're fre Kathlyn Willian ite. Oliver Curwoad’s “No- | minds of the North.” A “Just a » to t ww, =! "Pape’s Cold Compound” is Quickest Relief Known The last Thursday night at the ean National club, with Don't stay stuffed-upt Quit blow. (!" ing and snuffling! A dose of “Pape's Compound” taken every two |” t until three doses are taken usually brea odld right up. Pee wer : ercged | fous aso Besley ree oe the | MHons the speakers head; «# ne «; relieves |“? spoke. tantine, $0 Chureh formerly of Sea os rae big stage success, t w hat added considerable laurels to Charl siker, the well wn actr © appeared In 14 Wall st. |!€ on the ap ing stage, , | Play attr at the Cok ora from & either with him or wit Spooner in the photo club's first on Which opened today | al | ton by Bugene Walters, | numerous virile a ot American domestic and bu dinner waa } * | whowe vo attracted attention The eros Richard Emer: | | son, @ business man who determines |to muceeed at no matte netine | u 1 at no mat » New Wash: |" story conc ¢ and a r what cont uthern girl who require former d now nationally writer Boott ¢ nownpar T ther woman © his love, altho both love sim in their own way | When it looks as tho orash w verishness «Cold Compound” costs on! | Smuggles Chinese; |‘ cents at drug stores. It acts - Will Be Deported stance, tastes nice, con Insist upon Pape’s | | Because bh | Larson, wh ed |in federal into the Unites tenced to only 14 will be deported. If you have been the Inevitable cour, the wife to see Charlie savipaidpomeeaee Chaplin in “The seas Kid” at The Liberty Theatre, don’t keep that good time days in jail He} CLEMIMER Piqued by hunbaid’ ure with her for makir = D'S BEST MUSIC For Every Home HE magnificent voices of Caruso, De Luca, Far- rar, Galli-Curci, Gluck, Homer, Melba, Schumann- Heink, McCormack and the other great singers of the opera and concert stage. The masterful playing of Elman, Jascha Lees Paderewski, Powell, Zimbalist and the other instrumentalists. The Philadelphia Orchestra, Sousa’s Band, Pryor’s Band and other bands and orchestras of world-wide renown. All are yours in your own home, on the VICTROLA © The size and finish is ready to be delivered to you on short notice—select the model you like and have it sent to your home now. Scene from “The Truth About Husbands,” a screen version of Sir Arthur Pinero’s famous play, which is being shown jat the Strand this week. | The plot, which is cleverly worked out, has to do with the *| matrimonial adventure of a wealthy young bachelor. This role is portrayed by H. BE. Herbert, who is the good-looking »| gentleman on the right in the above picture, her g money “The Whisper otodrama at the to yourself— |ANITA STEWART IN | EXIT “FIVE KISSES” “THE TORNADO”) eel! Deatie intended to change | the name of “The Affairs of Anatol” scenes of wild boars romping in their native |to “Five Kisses.” Protests. Exhibit . Edwin Carewe, director, dis | ors were asked to vote. ‘The ortginal t, Wallace Fox, | title of Schnitzler’s stage succeas, on" | “The Affairs of Anatol,” was favor Mj off the cc ornia | ed by & big majority, [that ism rrun | jome little | by the ferocious animals. The scenes! “Fanny Herself,” Edna Ferber pep. per-| will be used as flashes in Anita | tory, is to be picturized by Tod ability. His latest Louis B. Mayer As- | Browning. are great | attraction, the von in ‘the ple n filmed orking tith tell your Porinne Gi ‘it meen bere ip feauured. First National's delectably different drama is here now. Startling? Well, rather! To secure some realixtic neighbor. “ inland, ing Master J boy, aged its title. J Stewart's Tell him it’s the finest Chaplin picture you ever , saw, full of both laughs and For Roldt’s Good, Juicy “Steak, go to Advertinement, shown at the but it will probably be changed. the Coliseum thin | oman in the Houne, Animals have the leading parts tn} pictures this charm.|“A Monkey Fireman,” two-reel com ing young star has yet appeared in.| ey. Joe Martin, the ape with the Bhe plays the role ot # Acglected | human brain, ts the star. wits creer Beaides the drrennatic ‘Interest to WILL RADIUM AT LAST | the pleture the audience ts treated J } to & panorama of beautiful scenery k and want to Get| OF J W. C. T. U. Fighting Foreman Is Killed THE Infant Mortality by Delayed E How to reduce infant and mater. A delayed blast at Chelan nity mortality in the United States | day instantly killed Alexander eee REX The comical antics of a tiny black om and it» playmate, a dog, fur nigh some amusing scenes in 25% J! Tell him about that won- derful little actor, Jackie Coogan, in the title role. TRUTH “*" HUSBANDS” rom “The Profligate,” Arthur Wing Pinero’s brilliant story! “THE F DOROTHY MERRITHEW in Dances “Pi f Pan” First National ot Kinograms “Tomboy Jazz” VANITY COMEDY “Ouija Did It” mada of the North.” the film attrac at the Strand this week Yomads of the North” t* a Jumen Oliver Curwood story and pictures life in the North oda of Canada ‘There is a big forest fire In which the hero narrowly escapes with his Lon Chaney, Betty Btythe and|i Lew Stone are the featured players | WHAT IS KHITMUTGAR? Rudyard Kipling stumped the sce. nario editor with the word “khitmut * Here ts Kip's definition: A mutgar at a club is \ St i 4 Well, write for liter- | flow and Why thin | mg «t unknown and C w ™ | } elving the | wmely into | P roughly sat fore the aj « to do but na was discussed Wednesday by the North Pacific group conference of | the W. C. T. U. in the Swedish Tabernacle. The conference opened | Tuesday and will close Thursday. | School clinics and nutrition classes were urged Tuesday afternoon by Mra. Elizabeth Perkins, national di- rector of the W. C. T, U. department of child welfare, in an address. Will Double-Deck Chicago Streets CHICAGO, Feb, 16.—Chicago will | have elevated or double-decked side-! walks to relieve congestion in the of Seattle. He was foreman of struction work on the Chelan Okanogan highway. When @ of dynamite failed to explode, went to investigate, He caught @ full force of the explosion, eee none et WOMEN CONTINUALLY OVERDO This applies to all women, less of caste or color, The am girl striving for school honors, t overworked housewife, the shop gi girls in offices and stores, and the so city woman, all climb too high, tax their strength, and what follo Nervous prostration, sleepl backache, headaches, and the STRAND ORCHESTRA Under REGINALD DUNN, pla: “Red Mill” selection (Merbert) ELMORE CROWHURST ON THE ORGAN COMING Priscilla Dean and Lon Chaney in “Outside the Law” Tell him about that clever dog ble weakness and ailments pecu to their sex soon develop, which less checked bring on more conditions, and which often lead An efficient restorati loop district, if the proposal of | ieorge F. Cole, engineer, is favor-| ably acted upon by the city council. The plan is identical to the one pge- sented to the council in 1894. After | operations. arousing considerable interest, the! for such ailments is Lydia E, scheme died in committee. Cole pro-|ham's Vegetable Compound, which posed that the upper landing would | now recognized from coast to ¢ be reached by means of movable or|as a standard remedy for stationary stairways. jonable that it all, both rich ar in your home HOBBIES: Bert Lytell, swim ming; May Allison, bobbed hair; Wil. liarn «Desmond, growing lemons Flaine Hammerstein, horseshoe in iressing room. Charlies Ray's next one ts “The Midnight Bells.” The story of a clever wom- an and of strange adven- tures in Rio de Janeiro, wonder city of South America, CORINNE GRIFFITH Beantiful Star of “The Broadway Bubble” “THE WHISPER MARKET” ‘The most for your money, the beat for your mouth, the safest for your health, is the guar- antee given by COMEDY “BACK FROM THE FRONT” comedy and the beautiful scenic of wild birds. Tell him what a real treat the whole show is. A REMARKABLE CAST, AND THE GREATEST THEME IN THE WORLD! First National’s Super-Comedy— CHARLES CHAPLIN In his Six-Act Masterpiece of joy and Music With Charm Two Women and Their Loves Were the Pawns He Played in His Big Game of Life IN— 5 Se sass Now Playing A FIRST CHESTER OUTING SCENIC “MAD HATYERS” A COMEDY PATHE NEWS MALOTTE | On the Wurlitzer NATIONAL ATTRACTION It may be snow- ing outside, but Clemmer Music LIBORIUS HAUPTMANN Direosor it’s all sunshine inside of The Liberty this week. | “THE KID’ Charlie mothers him like an incubator! Constipation Vanishes a TE = The federal power commission has PXeived 129 applications for licenses to develop water power under the terms of the federal waterpower act. Michigan offers a reward for plant- nut trees beside the highways. y COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA 34 Artists Under Arthur Kay Playing selection from “Prince of Pilsen” (Luders) COMING Ethel Clayton in “Sins of Rosanne” ‘Forever Prompt - Permasent—Relief CARTER S LITTLE LIVER PILLS never fail. Purely vege table—act surely but gently on the | liver. the complexion — brighten the eyes | | Small PUl—Small Dose—Small Price ’ “JUST A WIFE” Adapted From the Play by Eugene Walters KATHLYN WILLIAMS ROY STEWART LEATRICE JOY Share Star Honors COLONIAL ORCE S. K. Wineland, Director COMEDY COMEDY “HIS PUPPY LOVE” A Picture of Smart Animals LOVE DAVIS On the Wurlitzer SCENTC “WILDERNESS FRIENDS” You will like these views of wild life Jensen and Von Herberg News Matinees, 31¢; Children, 130—After 6:30, 45c; Children, 220 All Prices Plus Tax COMING—“SILK “HOSIERY”