The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 4

‘ment has and stars! CECIL B. DE MILLE’S Affairs with Elliott Dexter Monte Blue Wallace Reid pNever in the his- ‘tory of entertain- there been such a combi- nation of director Police Held Neighbor of Brutally’ Slain Family DOWAGIAC, Mich Sept, 22.— j Herbert Smith) 4 neighd Monroe family, three mm which were sia ib by a naflstudded oluby was held 1 be questioning today } Smith was ar tested in Kalamazoo, Mich, Hedenie | any connection with the brutal mur ger of William Mon roe, his wife ar @ Neva, bis daughter. | Ardith, anot & daughter, whose face was crush & @ club attack, was ina serio) p condition at a how pital today and wras unable to furnish any clew An arrest of gnother neighbor, said to have been » éth Monroe and Neva lage Saturday | pight, was expected to be made in |» for Keep of Child Claud Dixo’s, formerly of Seattle and now of fin Jose, Cal, will pay $25 a month toward the support of hie eight._yea Pold daughter, accord ing to the dewision made by Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton Wednee |day, when I'Axon ‘was found guilty of sbandon! nent and nonsupport According (® Mrs. Sallilou Dixon his former wife, Dixon left Seattle December and had not contrib to the child's support since that time. Dixon was returned to Seattle on An extradition w warrant. CORNS | the | soon. Lift Off with Fingers SHE’S COMING TO CLEMMER Mabel Julienne Scott, She's heroine of “No Woman Knows,” the screen version of “Fanny Herself,” from Edna Ferber’s famous novel. It will be shown at the Clemmer His Plates on Car, He Is Held Liable SEATTLE | WINTER GARDEN } ppt ARE TRUMPS" |e the} featured film attraction at | the Wh.ter Garden, It tolls the y| | of @ young Scotchman who in to leave his native land, He | the United States, where he lates a fortune and regains the fam fly estate in Seotland,, One of the | thrilling episodes takes place in the | Alps, where the little heroine *is threatened by a death trap set for hea by the villain cumu eee BLUE MOUUSE Alice Terry, one of the most dell- cately beautiful women on the screen, is seen in the leading femi- nine role In the Rex Ingram produc Four Horsemen of the ¢ John Hamrick's Blue Mouse theatre, Mine Terry, tho only a few yeare out of high school, gives a finished performance as the young love sick wife. eee CLEMMER Jack Mower Is Gladys Walton's leading man in “The Rowdy,” at the Clemmer this week. Mower is by na venturer, In “The Rowdy an ideal role, that of a mate on b a fishing boat—and as a shark fight er in defense of the crew, ee STRAND Mothers have no office hours.” m, Bachelor of ‘Arta and Hearts.” “An old woman had given Emily her life. A young man had just saved it. Who would keep it?" “She felt a» useless as a broom handle in the world’s back yard.” These are just a few of the clever subUtles used by Rupert Hughes tn Tom Moore. Tom Moore as Reformed Crook in Photoplay Now at Liberty Moore | He is seen in the role of “Fancy Charlie,” ts playing at the Liberty this week. an expert safe CONCERT ORCHESTRA 24—ARTISTS—B4 Arthur Kay, Conductor playing selection from the opers “Faust,” by Gounod “The American Beauty” KATHERINE MacDONALD and that “bespotted” youngster WESLEY BARRY in a whiezing thriller— “STRANGER THAN FICTION” COMING—Thomas Meighan in “Cappy Ricks” Until Friday Night Only WILLIAM FAIRBANKS “A TWILIGHT BABY" =i REX with “Ham” and “FIGHTING BILL” Virginia Rappe “Theodore Roberts | Becnuse ‘he had failed to pemere Pon gs Nest,” the photoplay at the! a ckeman. Of course before the story ends Tom reforms. the conse plates from his car after knit In fact, he is elected mayor of Plumfield, a progressive little Raymond Hatton oe widton of ths fe. COLISEUM yrenee. You're right. _There's a pretty girl in the plot. _ Katherine: MacDonol4, he Amer cific Grocery Ce., was found jointly Mable with Olinger in @ damage suit Theodore Kosloff aa fonn Beauty,” is playing at the Coll slicker in & onehorse burg— Polly Moran Julia Faye Agnes Ayres Wanda Hawley Bebe Daniels Gloria Swanson A Paramount Pietwre STARTING SATURDAY - pe Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn. in- stantly that corn stops hurting. then shortly you lift it right off druggist of “Freezone” for a few cents, suf- ficient to remove every hard corn, sett corn, or corn between the toes, sorencas by Judge Otis Brinker Wednesday The suit was brought by Mra Josephine Anderson, whose son, Ed ward H. Patterson, was killed in an auto and motorcycle collision last June. Mrs. Anderson asked for $15,000, and was awarded $6,000 to be paid by both hisuen sted and Power. To Protect Lives of Congressmen WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Senator Thomas J. Heflin, of Alabama, has introduced a bill to protect the lives of senators, congressmen and capito! visitors by imposing a speed Mmit of eight miles an hour on vehicles pass ing the capitol between 1030 a. m and 1239 p.m, the hours when statesmen are on their way in, and between 430 and 6:30 p. m. when they are usually on their way out, WALLA WALLA.—A truck 4riven by Ed Vonderahe ran over and in- stantly killed T-yearcld Virginia Routh here Wednesday. Demand It! ‘@eevoaré Pullding N’'T accept expensive substit “More Heat Per Dollar!’ If your not fill your order for BELLINGHAM COAL, tele- ‘ phone us direct. The saving effected and the additional heat gained make persistence pay. Welll see that your wants are promptly supplied. You can’t beat BELLINGHAM COAL for cheery, cleanly heat. No screenings, no slate, no clinkers, no bone. Each new ton brought to the surface means better quality. Deeper veins are now being dug than ever before in the history of this 65 year old mine. 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Often serious always relief. tinuously since 1063. soothes TO AID JOBLESS '/War Pony Seeking Nickels for Salvation Army “Lassie,” Seattle's famous war pony, ts again braying for nickels and dimes from Second ave. trian During the war “Lassie” volun- teered for service in helping finance ‘the humanitarian work of the Red Star—an organization formed for the specific purpore of taking care of | army horses and other animals in jured on the battlefronts of France. At that time the Iittle pony was bi strumental in raising $3,000 for this} humane war relicf. Now “Laasie” has volunteered her services in helping the Salvation Army raise its 1921 maintenance budget—a fund needed to defray a wide scope of relief work in the army's care of the unemployed in Beatie thie winter, “Lassie” has taken her post at Beopnd ave. and Union st., @ tambourine tied to her bac! Every nickel flipped into “Las sie’s” tambourine goes to help the Salvation Army carry out its motto of “A man may be down, but he's never out!” Lieut. Col John W. Sharp, di visional commander of the Salvation Army in Seattle, yesterday an- nounced a $1,000 donation to the army budget from a prominent Se attleite, Bert L. Swezea, chairman of the Seattle executive committee, is now completing plans for a “button day” to wind up the budget campaign next Saturday, Prominent society women, welfare workers, school, teachers and members of the Ladies of Elks have! volunteered their services for “but-| ton day.” EPHRATA.—A term of 15 years in| the penitentiary was recommended by a jury here who found Laurence Simmons guilty for assault when he of his girl. SECOND NOW weex A Rex Ingram Production FOUR SHOWS DAILY BEGINNING who for love and adventure mixes | The tilling | Romaine Fielding’s latest pic: | oldest players before the public to-| has appeared before the pulilie con-/| =f “LASSIE” BRAYS| pedes: | shot two Read brothers over jealousy || 12-3-6-9 Doors Open 30 Minutes Al Kaufman, screen villain de lux * one of the leading roles in ‘ighting Bill,” the picture drama at) ¢ Rex. Kaufman plays the role of | Jean La Rogue, an ex-pugisist,, who while acting as foreman on a big ranch, tries to win the hand of his employer's daughter, in spite of the fact that Fairl young college chap ne GARDE THEATRE % Q. Clemmer, Mar. ONLY TODAY and FRIDAY COMING SATURDAY NATIVE HAWAIIANS Musicians and Dancers direct from ART HICKMAN’S San Francisco Orchestra we GARDE THEATRE 5. Q. Clemmer, Mgr BLACKHEADS zing and pinching to id of those unsightly blemishes, blackheads. There Ix one simple, e and sure way to get them out and that is to dissolve them. To do this just get about two ounces of calonite powder from your druggist —aprinkle a little on a hot, wet sponge—rub briskly over the black- & few seconds—wash the and every blackhead will be rt gone Pinching and squeezing out black- ay-—while this simple applica- tion of calonite powder and water ea every particle of them and J condition, Any druggist will 1 you the calonite powder and about two ounces will be all you will ever need.—Advertise Stop THAT ITCHING Its unnecessaryand nerve Apply cooling Resinol and know the comfortit gives. IDEAL FOR BABYS TENDER SKIN RESINOL ¢ is the fiancee of Bill |# the skin and pores in their |* “BEATING ' THE GAME” Full of lively rural comedy. | i | Here's the rest of the fon— LARRY SEMON in his latest comedy of thrille— “THE BELL HOP” ‘There is s barrel of laughs in this new fum picture! COMING—“THE GIRL FROM GOD'S COUNTRY” LAST TIMES FMADAL NiuEt RUPERT HUGH’ “THE OLD NEST” Don's sakes hie. wondeetel ohare See Seen cere over for nearly two weeks! COMING “THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL” —with the biggest cast in screen history! “GRANDVIEW. — Frederick Fred- erickson, 24, was instantly killed here Wednesday with a broken neck asa result of driving a pair of horses with the reins about his neck. The horses became frightened and drag- ged him trem 3 a rake-seat. TACOMA.—Bandits attempted to hold up the Ingleside Gardens near Camp Lewis Wednesday night, but lost their nerve and escaped in an automobile, Just One Application and the Hairs Vanish (Modes of Today) A harmiess, yet very effective, treatment is here given for the quick removal of hairy growths: Mix enough powdered delatone and water to cover the undesirable hairs, apply paste and after 2 or 3 met, | remove, wash the skin and the hairs have vanished. One application usually is sufficient, but to be certain of results, buy the delatone in an original package. Mix fresh as wanted.—Advertise- ment. MW Today and Tomorrow ij “WOMAN'S MAN” A stirring story of Bast_sna West ComEDy / At the Clemmer COMMENCING SATURDAY NO WOMAN KNOWS THE STRANGE STORY OF Fanny Herself