The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1921, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR i? (Ske WASHIN Dec PON, onference. bis, arms ¢ The ‘expeced to the elements daily, te be tree from Cobde, Hendaches cod Le Gripe Uarvagboot the cones swaier Hanan, WOBs 2 care the qenchost acting, mest dependable remedy fer colds, v At AB Drnggists—JO Cents tion While ere is. my coat? under couches. “My gone!” clal engagements, | the coatless Vivianl. coat is gone} Indian Chief Gives Marshal Peace Pipe At the Colisewm Wednesday Mar! shal Foch received a pease pipe from Chief Two Guns-White Calf, head chief of the Glacier Park In-) then suddenly vanished, Vivian atue Guns-White Calf found it impossibie | to be present. Marshal Foch ac cepted in happy vein, mid S PMRelioves Pies Rotary club, *as Chief Two) | ‘Tig Betal tress Pain, Dlcconsest ond WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.— More! es panne Pay’ — ® | than 50 per cent of the inhabitants | Pile. of the United States over the age of | fer a Free Trial use them you can soothing. infiaence of reau reported today. Fre 192, the bureau stated. and 8,549,399 females. follows: cont. cent. ‘Utah, 149,201, cent. ‘OVER HALF OF NATION WORKS, Washington Near Head of List in Industry AGNES ABKLING y Frank Wing) Viviani ig singing the prima donna role of the French commission to the | gray-haired Frenchman about the halls of the Hote! all of its tone and temperament. his wife, the littl Mme. Viviani, wields a gently and humorously understanding baton | ¢ Where ts my | * Vivianl was making it down the hall on a dog trot, sticking his! head into open doors, And peering | My coat ts The afternoon, full of offi stretched before He gestured He Med up and down the hall and! ‘Telephone | _ }ealls were sent about for him | was nowhere to be found, The secret service men delegated to guard stood about with nothing Even madame hersel¢ couldn't find | At length—-it was toward evening 10 work for a living, the census bu: | Persons of both sexes engaged inj “gainful occupations” total 41,609, | Of the total 33,059,793 were males A partial, list of the percentages Washington, 578,470, or 52.5 per! Towa, 858,699, or 44.9 per cent. Nebraska, 457,081, or 45.1 per cent Idaho, 153,459, or 47.1 per cent. i Wyoming, 81,536. or 54 per cent. Colorado, 366,458, or 49 per cent. New Mexicd, 122,031, or 45.6 per! Arizona, 120,579, or 51.1 per cent. 1 -.0f 45 per. cent. M, California, 1,541,820, oF 62.0 fer | Oregon, 322,137, or 50.4 per cent. NISHES TONE AND TEMPERAMENT) | ; [VIVIANI_ FUR Rene dainty a He! ing the to 40. pent ina additional inch are transmitted poorly. nasal sounds like Our first consideration is the gafety of your money, and during 20 years we have never paid less than 5% “2: Our New Quarters are open for inspection at any time. PER ANNUM DIVIDENDS = EAU SNAG NUE Our modern safe deposit ‘vault contains 8,000 individual safes for your valuables. Puget Sound Savings & Loan_Mssociation Where Pike Street Crosses Third The Largest Mutual Savings & Loan Association in the State of INCH FROM PHONE EQUALS 120 MILES Selentifie tests show that every of distance be- tween the lips of the speaker and the mouthpiece of the telephone is equivalent to adding 120 miles of wire to the line over which one is talking, Seattle phone of- ficiais today told The Star. The proper distance is about one inch; if farther than that. such sounds as b, p, d, t, f, 2” If closer than one-half . inch, an ane. do not enter the transmitter prop “nt >A aa CHUN NAG. (CLE UMMA ANWLY, | former premier hunched in a chair} The elderly Frenchman is always The Stare Washington b from the boys and girls, bh mary of the president's ca Washington, their work « This tetle all about the how it helps the president # to the presidency in ) department and formation will give at Washington that is righ official sources tion may have it by filling sending to our Washington “Hurry up! Hurry up! Hurry up! he calls back to Mme, Vivi ani. And diminutive madame quick ons her pace to a hoppy little run Ambassador Jusverand telephoned , the hotel and made an a for Aristide Briand te | Viviani at the Freneh | unt wag the first to arr’ | gation, Somehow the men missed | each other. 1822 New and inclose two cents in Back at the notel again. One ele vator carried Briand up to the floor eccupied by the French, while an other just around the brought Viviani up, "What am I that I run arouna J after people so-—a ball boy?” Viviant Was sputtering, corner | # ARTISTS’ MUSICAL BUREAU OF AMERICA Presents to Seattle WORLD'S GREATEST MASTER PIANIST WINIFRED BYRD In Concert | member of the delegation stroll. | thru @ public sitting room on | first floor of the hotel sped the | nd a huge palm-—alone | hurry Friday Evening, December 2, at the MetropoutaN Of world’s allgreatest and most sublime geniuses of all times and ages, attaining most marvelous perfection ot piano playing and the apex of pianoforte art, THESE THREE STAND TOWERING SUPREME: LISZT—Hungarian CARRENO—Venezuelan BYRD—American “Her technique is marvelously perfect.’ “She blazes with temperament.” “She has the energy of a demon.” RAINCOAT FOR CHRISTMAS? CHILDREN’S RAINCAPES with hood attachment $1.95 Sizes 6 to 14 BOYS’ RAINCOATS —Helted, with patch pockets, “She is a phenomenon.” i wind protect: sleeves, A “She has the breath-taking manner of Carreno. real sporty coat and abso- “She is the Puck of Pianedom.” lutely waterproof. “She took thunders from the keyboard.” Sizes 8 to 12 “She has the power of a tugboat.” “She captivated her audience,” 95 “She carried her audience off their feet.” 5- “She clectrifies her audiénee.” = “She bs master of her means.” Sizes 14 to 18 “When she wishes, she makes the pianoforte SING a melody.” “There is, as there was before, a Carreno.” “She never makes ugly noises even in the most crashing {ortiesimens.’ shagig moves her, she can be verit- Marvelous, supreme artistry. 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