The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 20

“ MRS, SOUTHARD |Salvation Army DANDERINE DEFENSE OPENS Man of India to Asks That Death Evidence Come Here Soon 35-cent Bottle Ends all Dandruff, |Be Stricken From Records Stops Hair Coming Out F Grows Thick, Heavy Hair } BY ROBERT A. DONALDSON | TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Oct, 2 M e The defense in the 1 husband ® Lyda Southard, al polsoner, specifically charged with the murder of her fourth husband, | Edward F, Meyer, today opened its ase by making four motions, ask Jing to have all evidence pertaining | to the deaths of Mrs. Southard’s three previous husbands and broth: | er-indaw stricken from the record, | Judge W. A. Babeock ruled that} in the case of Robert Dooley, Mrs. | Southa first husband, the re sults) of the chemical analysis of his body testimony pertaining to it » stricken from the uling was made be 1 the underta ho took | Dooley's bod was not! to testify that no arsenic) & n used in embalming the “I'm glad the prosecution ts e and that the witnesses who }will testify in my favor will now }have a chance to be heard,” Mrs Lyda Southard, alleged “Blue, beardess,” today told the United Press “It'a been very tiresome tietening | to all this long drawn olit testimony every day," she added, “I know |my witnesses will convince the jury bsolutely falsity of all these Mrs. Southard seemed in better | jspirits than at any time since the trial opened. | Before court convened and during the recesses she o 3S : ted with her attor rues and surviving husban minutes after using Dan-| ont Southard, and you can not find @ single /nest of spirits qeteran of dandruff or falling hair! “The technical arguments on the! Your scalp will not itch, but) motions of the defense were ex-| ietee eee we” thes "ren |Perted to occupy m most ot the day. | mew hair, fine and downy at mn yes—but really new hair—| BILLIARD EXPERT all ever the scalp. Dander| AT PALACE HIP is to the hair what fresh showers} ‘The Three Kervilles provide | @nd sunshine are to vegeta-| satisfying headline feature of al It goes right to the roots, in-| new show that includes much of) ites and strengthens them,| melody and mirth and that opened/| the hair to grow long,!4 three days’ engagement at Loew's! and luxuriant. One applica-| Palace Hip yesterday. The mase a} @f Danderine makes thin. life-|jine Kerville is a billiard expert, | colorless hair look youthfully | whose feats with the cue are little} lustrous, and just twice a8) short of marvelous. | In “The Singing Lesson,” Bert and Harry Marks stir up taughter with their satire methads of teach: ing vocal music An absurd satirical matrimonial} | a entitled “R. U. Married, the sketch of the bill “The Broken” Elevator” is « skit in which Fields and La Adelia com. bine comedy conversation, jokes and | toe dancing effectively. Pollyana opens the bill auspicious: ily with classical and popular melo- dies played on the ever-popular j Piano-accoriion. | 1 | \ } It | | | Commissioner and Mrs. Boeth-Tucker Commissioner and Mrs. Booth- | Pobtesters’ Tests to Tucker, Salvation Army leaders trom Be Held N. Wi i] London, England, will visit Beattle, ext October 27 and 28. They come as Examination for forest rangers! tho representatives of Gen. Bram will be held October 25, in Seattle, | went Booth, the army's commander. Olympia, Wenatchee, coma, Bell-| in.chief. ingham and Okanogan, according to ublic meeting in the Swedish District Forester George Cecil, who | Ta wcle, 1600 Bellevue ave spoke Thursday at the Seattle head-| Thursday, October 27, at 8 p. m., is quarters of the “rugged, picturesque, | being planned by the local forces of outdoor life of the forester.” the Salvati Army. Commissioner 61, 14A “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” - Tomorrow’s Best Values Winter Overcoats of all-wool in fancy _ plaid back cloths, the newest models, at 7 $35 Fine Raincoats Belted models—in suedes, cravenettes and tweeds—for men and young men— made of choice fabrics that will certainly turn the rain— ‘$22.50 and $35 1 Suits of Finest Fabrics at $30 and $40 There is an air of luxury about them; the materials and workmanship are not only of Superior quality but the styles _ and patterns are the kind that men who understand good clothes want. From - every angle they are the finest suits we have seen at $30 and $40. Two-Trouser Suits: All Wool Matchless Values at $45 & $50 Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Shoes and Furnishings Boys’ Two-Pants Suits $10—$12—$15—$18 Guaranteed Watch Free With All Boys’ Suits Open a Charge Account You need not pay all in 30 days. We arrange terms to suit you. ~~ = ‘i & Gir ELYS © 1427 FIFTH AVENUE and Furnishings Between Pike and Union Streets }young Indian » THE SEATTLE STAR hey Minimum Wage for Women Urged| OUYPMIA, Oct, 21.—Upaetting the mipgimum wage recommendation of $14.20 for women in laundry, mer eantile and miscellaneous industries week war manu Serer MONTHS | U delicious t this serv pub they will comminat was bern in nyr, Bengal, India, in 1853. A noted India jurint, He nes Of & family which has been lonely associated with India for al pentury, After hin ed jon at enham college, in 4, this wed the exami | tion for the India civil service and became a civilian in the Punjab, |serving his government with honor One day young Tucker picked up a little er called the “War Pad which represented then, as the o paper does alvation Army. Its to him with take hoped to rn founder of the Salvati © he Army did meet General Booth, and it wasn't long after that meeting until this young India official became a| George B. Lowe, well-known em Salvationist bimeelf, and a pioneer | plo oye of the Goodyear Tire and fm the Salvation Army's missionary work in hix own native land. He led the army's foreés there for many years Commissioner and Mrs. Booth Tucker were for a number of years in charge of Salvation Army oper ations in the United States, where a| Jhost of old-time friends will greet! them. 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