The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1921, Page 5

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921 THE SEATTLE \White House D : | Rail Shakespearean Star at Met feet Re ie France Comin ot Back THOUGHT Lest “NUISANCE SUIT vprepare. to Merge ilkes Offer Comedy Drama sera ee | DUE LES SLOW Work wren sri rn wing Mi Ra woes, mrs a Sa WASHING © iter out until the end o' Pinggen bead. antedia op Haya understood to have re. {tt ‘ eoonamo Sl. tien Welow eraund,.L.eaw shatl nt ane © hee te a feclded Friday ut the conclusion of| panies, and will be wubmitted to the ing the cabinet and at the White | 8 the ‘they donot ¢lupper levels, the job of restoration | Of work neighbor jdation of the two fondm House it was satd he probably would na ay egy iwi tag wile"! hax only beun, We dared not Relatives of the missing man|"t and H iid tate a special election opt an offer almost the same as! s ie th nmon workers Of ways until @ miner had tested the air|, jeading mer - the ¢ he had previously rejected. | France Belgium and German Thie 1) with his lam an beer in him #ipes. | hundred Full course dinner, The, at Bold 4 : Just: ahead of us, huge pipes were | He rie tT inchen| It was allegec Served 6 to & p.m. ‘ . yum pin, ou e collection ¢ * tall, bad Looper »ylue eyes, reddian | Vicinity fb Policeman Fires at BY WHITING WILLIAM pumping out tH ton of badly stooped. blu ata ied: 1a ve oo 4 haga oat partly because the flooded) gray hair and beard, He was wear mth Fugitive, Kills Tot _,rotiats Cave ahAiniy nlante, new had been used for bUTYINE|Ing’m black slouch hat and a brown | mane es Miao yet ‘ ’ * 1 horses—and, in canes, | cout with a pin stripe, and carrying | Prec a tae cede aed dal weiner di ban oe py oy dead soldiers—and also 48 @ C&M-POO! | Hiy clothes in a burlap sack, Pinned ery minute—ju @ that, SUIl, We) for the invading arm oO hie ¢ wi Knights ryt H 4 i wan Mon! hed it dle Hert A jgre OE TN : a Knights of Pythia Injunction Against a feels p oode we of Lane! 25.year veteran pin r ‘ ‘ | So a woman In charge of our wood:| used to furniah about one-tenth of | itis wits, these daughters, Mrs.| Lindberg Continued her best. Ruually aa Important ana | fuled coal town of Tena, to North /000,000 tons. ‘The caseful attont Mrs. Kd Potter, of ¥ Mil a> cate pcotectugeia eheakae tech a haan’ 66 tie tele ieee ranee, denoribed it to me. to details with which the plank we Mrs, Frank Bergman Gate, | RIUNCtY 7 - whee ontees worked out for robbing France per berg from interfering in the manag Bruce MeRae, He will be seen as wo wives all aaid to each other.;Manently of this source of supply | Lougheed, king police and oth. | ™*"" © M y agreement of Forbe P, Haskell and Emily Pinter one of the best, Ward that they got much nearer housands of laborers from all 5. M Jackson attorneys tor 9 ee berg’s attorn will be Forrest Taylor, Howard Rus- | time, it killed my he ed in clearing the streets of brick “ The injunction was first granted Arth t W. Vous v ' housand " n q when Lindberg refused to co-operate they did not come, The attack, ™4kes a man want to laugh, cry and) ery to aid in the search aw all at the same time the husband who refu to stay 1. ‘This play will also afford | You see, failed, tho we learned after Morgan n Nickerson, Anne Ber | spite of everything, After that, no;| hod-carriers are able to show 4,000 i ryman and Georgia Knowlton, There | No more—and y@t there in my hus: |miners’ homes already completed, | OLYMPIA, Dec. 10—The Volun- Jointly with Charles H. Piass, trunte will 6 matinees tomorrow, Wednes. | band pliying the bass viol over there! | 499 TONS OF | teer park reservoir case was again in | for be other tv in " ” ening all} MUTT and JEFF yesterday pany, and insisted ¢ i the courts he da and Seturday Wonderful, m'ster, in it not COAL A DAY | » Peer | . | C. H. Hanford, representing pro.| checks. and conducting the business rn GLASGOW MAIL | SADDEST PICTURE Already, too, 100 tons of coal a day | testing citizens, declared that th ot himeelf | Admission 20¢ COMING TO PAN IN THE WOKLD {is coming from the upper 4N4 | posed reservoir was inst the cit | Yeu, PN say that Lens is the most! thereto erful place I have ever seen. ! which For sheer and complete demoraliat tion of actuality, ts unending piles worthless bricks make it one of the saddest pictures in the world. The whole town of 40,009 people wan brought down completely to the dry—levein of used to furnish Comedy, music and dancing and pit) charter and that {ts construction 0 oe homes? Many Civil Service npr the Quizzes to Be Held 2 Ewing, assistant corporation Iready been made’ counsel, said that it would cost} Information and the neceasary ap by Lille and other nm t 0) to build the reservoir north n blanks for the following jon will use the gas to be provided by park, as proposed by oppon. rvice exami ns can be the modern coke ovens now being in-| ents of the city plan obtained at Room 303, Postoffice stalled ~ | building teriologist, associate bacteriolo-! assistant bacteriologist, junior thon will all have 000 tons! would menace bundre daily, In a few more years « full| the district immedia 16,000 miners will be at work again. Contracts whe some superior att 4s place on the varied bill announced the new week at the Pantages pening Monday matinee, a program that promives much in the way of real entertainment. The bill will be headlined by Jewnie Blair Stirling and her seven Glasgow Maids, in an | level of the cellars, Yet few cities in © world can offer such an example elaborate production featuring § Electricity will be nent under a Ush tongs ana dance OE Oe eet covminanan [tension ot iazan0 vote tor siving [CHOSE Rules Out |. far away an] Christmas Seals by ef Yelda Santley, « young girl who cheap power to citie eriologist, dental hygienist, food ‘ it now weary the Cross of the Legio calls herwelf “Little Misa Every: | 0 i". he Cr ft the Legion | paris, four hours by train, In a and drug inspector, lithographic Daily, 1 te body.” because of her abitity as a few years Lens will show itself the| Anth-Tuberculosin league stamps) transferrer, preparator (taxidermy), The pump We installed in Novem ber, 1920, hag been raising 180,000 pours,” sald a mont modern of European eitien, with | Will not brighten Seattle's mail In| and radio draftsman one of the most uptodate coal in. | Tture. genet mimic, will be a feature of the now bill In a group of new songs and Biggest Show V: tons of water every imitation allations in the work The Community Chest has an } tenitations member of the company whose 40|*auons in the world < "hie Mal in rn: In T Ts Se Aaaoc Bikonies tue Medaarercle r of the company whose 40| Ht reine day's work on the new|Rounend that, in tine with ita enburg Warns own—Tomorrow : mines in different parts of Le 1m itd ew | oe to: permait no mare “driver” ‘te to Wednesday the unique offering of Fred 8nd) were flooded by the invaders in an ef. | buildings, the landiady’s hurban¢ id epee rene riven’, tite re flooded by the invaders. in an ef. | buildin nda ENA | ioe’ ike atantne Witt abt Oe placed Against Gluttony Tommy Hayden, two popular vaude-| fort to make them permanently un-| PIays the bass viol with other work ville comedians and sin 7 , ers there in the one-ntoried whack un-|O% Me |, BERLIN, Dec, 10-—-German ‘nobih They wil old othe sity etraiz ¥ ra Lo segtvansin'ae Sadar asethe. tons We ate installing other pumps. of| dee the root of culvert-iron em, wil Sbe-e ste * parts) ity must refrain from gluttony, Field kawa Brothers, who offer sensational! the «ume sort as rapidly as possibte.| Courage or no courage, the work = Pe | een VOR ERREREES . WRTEOS there o oh und © ¢ tod e mu n athletics With each them raising 140,000/ of getting back to norm: se fall Oe es Saoeatiee 7 ry | tga i bd oe will be| : ; g example for the German people by Rang rom ballroom to modern | tons of water every 24 hours, night| more difficult than it look ‘or | rm anging from niche Ss. For! matter, have suffered wounds deep-|their simplicity, dignity, sense of Featuring |jane the “Smart Tunes and Dance | and day, we shall not get all the wa-| irance, and Germany, too, for that | Mt! {re Recast aicsaras | ty wing (eee a Nea = [er than can eaaily be wee jduty and purity of morals, he said. CHALFO | Pedrick and Ruby Devere will prove = ve" ne of the most popular features of the bill | Johnson, Fox and Gibson ore re sponsible for an amusing oddity that they call “Stuff.” The Pantagescope will present Corinne Griffith in a new feature photoplay, “What's Your Reputation Worth? DANGER! | _ LESTER CUNEO | =a Many a life has been wrecked on the reef of connor & ‘COOKE a i False Love! O'DONNELL In “The Performances of the best in Shake they did in bygone days. epeare, presented by the eminent act- For genuine Wogical nonsense or, Jobn BH. Reilerd, will be offered | Moss and Frye take the proverbial | at the Metropolitan for a week be-|cake, They are darkey funaters sinning Sunday night. | Nellie and Josephine Jordan have Mr. Kéllerd, as a player, needs no/a singing surprise offering, It i a introduction to Seattle. His repu-| novelty costume creation that also tation as a Shakespearean actor/ contains much dancing " has won the highest praise from the| Sophie Kassmir, better known TWO HEADLINERS eritics of America and today he is! abroad than here, is a prima donna; AT PALACE HY Leaves Monday to make way for Frank Mayo, in Mail Carries” i the only actor of note worthily in-|of more than ordinary attainments.| Almost futuristic in coloring and “DR. JIM” i terpreting the works of the “im | Joseph Joseffson's Original Gilina | following the demands of the latest { mortal bard. |company will ably exemplify this | “"peed addicts, the new show com BOLLINGER & REYN The power of Keller? as a) terrific icelandic sport. ing to Loew's Palace Hip tomorrow “A Trip on the Line* Bhakespearean actor lies in his keen | WILKES PLAYERS IN should prove a highly diverting af tion of each of the tragedies | “NOBODY'S WIDOW" fair, expecially in view of the fact whole. "Theatre goers may expect a treat ng ag featured offerings grace Added Featare SAM MANN ON tke K, beginning | he bY | ORPHEUM BILL | with: Aeragrscw'snoaiines, for the{ ,, Dainty ttle gtare are the Chat ‘The new bill at the Moore for the announcement ix that Avery Hop. fot sekie ta thn pear amir r : week starting tomorrow is headed | Wood's delightful comedy, “Nobody's | 170 Tpic® Om Att BDOt NN wend : : . ; 7 by Sam Mann and associate play.| Widow,” in which Blanche Bates) 4004 ers im the telling sketch “Home| starred under the management of) othe U ‘ Made Justice.” Mr, Mann is a char-| David Belasco, is to be the offering | Ane gti yg pon rel? Beter actor of such excellence that | for the week. who will provide a blend of farcical any offering he appears in is cause| Here is a play that sparkles with | medty ideas blended with songs, for more than passing notice. His | good, clean laughter from the open-| witty talk and dance novelties. | ARUER Garrent vehicle, in which he is sup-|ing of the first aet to the climax) Conroy and O'Donnell are black-| + a Ported by an able company, is an/of the last. Mr. Hopwood has writ: | gace comedians } : ; absolutely new idea im comedy. }ten many successes, but in none Of; «gamples” are served by Cooke! . In | The Ed Janis Revue, a smart a} | them has he been quite a» genuinely | ang Hamilton in their lively farce 7 | vertisement of music, song and|funny ax in “Nobody's Wi comedy of that name ‘ | terpsichore, shares headline honors The role of Roxanne, the “widow.” For thowe who love excitement and t STHE with Mr. Mann’s number. should provide Adele Blood with! daredeviltry, Bollinger and Rey: { Lyons and Yosco, two famous/ «reat opportunities, ax it is * will provide “A Trip on the ‘vaudevillians who have been sep-| part that might have been | Line.” arated for a few years, are united| written for her, so perfectly) Book Five will unfold the lant three and with their harp, violin, their|docs it suit her. Miss Blood|chapters of the thrillmg animal and their personality, arejis delightful in comedy and the/ photo production, “Miracles of the smeeing and entertaining patrons as| «mart society play will show ber at| Jungle.” ] Feature Photoplay FIFTH AND LAST BOOK PRICES: AFTERNOONS: SUNDAYS & EVES, . - Laugh with “The Vagrant” Amazing Drama of a Giant Dog, Half Wolf, Half Dog; a Girl; Men of All Breeds, and the Great Outdoors Where the Public navws It Sees Good Snows From the Saturday Evening Post Story— “The Cross Pull,” by Ha! Evarts CIN FOR | Literty News U. of W. Juniors Observe Malotte Concert Sunday at 1 March “Roots and Saddles. . Lusk 959 Shoe-Shing Day; Little Girls 2—"Nola” Intermezzo Arndt Demonstrate Christmas Dolls; 3 ida” (Grand Opera selection). . Verai Pictures of Brice Taylor, One Armed Football onder; Ma- ’ lotte Gets an Air Pilot License, See it and you'll be in for } oe ete am Ar Tot Song of the Boatmen of the Volga” Russian Melody b—"Oricle” (new Fox Trot song) Harold Weeks a lot of gige!