The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 2

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921. THE SEATTLE STAR |He’s Been Asleep 3,000 “Dodgers” Appear; Feeling Runs High for Meeting Oct. 13 Three thousand “dodgers,” contain hg this battle cry, are being distrib- Mted by students “from pillar to peat” on the campus of the Univer for Three Years) FORT SMITH, Ark, Oct. T-—James 8. Bslinger, 64, who has been asleep for nearly three years, awoke one Gay recently tn the county hospital yawned and then went back to sleep. according to the nurse attending him, He did not «peak. Doctors declare themselves — powerless to , break the long slumber. Smallest Theatre in World in Paris! PARIS, Oct, 7.—The amatiest the. | atre in the world, but one which may revise the whole theatrical art, will be opened in Paris this 4 1 . is founded by Francois E ard, & publisher, and will be f » all comers—-that fs, until the 40 avail a on able seats are taken, But later comers will not have to watt long for the second show, as the program will only last 15 minutes, Here’s What You've All Been Waiting For! ONE GALA WEEK AT THE LIBERTY, STARTING SATURDAY Bity of Washington. 13 in Meany hall. discussion has developed eFeeling ts reported to be running) 46 ” fm anticipation of the pagents’ her meeting scheduled for — the fact that students, unable over to pay high class fees, found them Grows Thick, Heavy Hait Belves confronted with a $10 charge When they attempted to register in “sitting in,” Students to no credits, and in no leads to a degree. WILL Ieee Hae nee vriea |35-cent Bottle Ends all Dandruff, Stops Hair Coming Out NEWS the “get-together” luncheon of University alumni, held in the Marche tea room Thursday noon Members of the association to spread the news of the Parents’ meeting. ty at the present time, The fee system will be discussed at| ‘time. COATS scessed. We will X-Ray one tooth for you without charge. While they last *12.95 Values up to $22.50 — The only exclusive Rain- coat House in Seattle IDLE CLASS Another Feature— “BLIND HEARTS” The adventurous story of the lure that took a man over the ice-crusted trails of the Yukon to Nome—the El Dorado of the North! MALOTTE at the WURLITZER featuring “Tropical Moonlight” Popular Song A Laughing Thunderbolt Fit to Follow “The Kid” CHARLES CHAPLIN The World’s Master Comedian, in his latest two-act satire on society folk and foibles— “THE We know - the attendance is go- ing to beso great that for your comfort and convenience we are going to open the doors tomorrow, Saturday, at 10:30 o'clock sharp. Come early! Bring ’em all down! It’s a big, clean laughing show for the entire family! LOIRECTION JENSEN & VON HERBERG Home of 100% Courtesy, Musio, Pictures In cast! Original story by Chaplin! Edna Purviance and Mack Swain, two old favorites, back again.