The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1922, Page 3

VEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1922. b HE SEATTLE STAR STRAND Cynthia Grey: Secon LD SEN EKS Wife Brings to Light Another Jt Priday Night Onty Thos. H. Ince’s monial Venture—Husband Takes Nothing in Return. One-Sided Matri- All and Gives “Hail, the Woman!” Powerful! Terrific Climax Coming Y } Dear Miss Grey: I have been a reader of your column for many years. Sometimes the letters amused me and for some I have felt deeply moved, and now I also am writing to you, | I have been married two years. The first year | worked | continuously, being an expert stenographer, and we were able to invest quite a little money. However, my health be- came such that [ was forced to stay at home. Since that time my husband has treated me with the greatest unconcern Whenever I go down town he asks for a full accounting of all *he money I have spent. I never spend money on myself fool- ishly, hardly buying the barest necessities. I have invested all the money I earned since my marriage jointly with him, se have none, of course, to fall back upon. He will come home at night, att down at the table, eat his dinner without waiting for me, then he gete up and reads the paper for about an! hour, after which he expects mo to quit whatever Tam doing as he then expects me to talk to him, 1 have encouraged him to go out! evenings, bat he will not do so; also wanted him to better his 1 ation evenings, ax his writing is very poor, | Arrange unknown be me, of course but he won't do that, either, The| Now. Misr Grey, I have Scion ace debts that are keeping us back wore | Ease bonds which I had before my all contracted by him prior to hie /artiake pepe eh gg ombtenn + elon Bs. [make a new start some wher olwe |Do you think I should go on as I i} have been, working my head off for |{but three meals & day and a roof jlover my head, plus a lot of abuse? i/Can you suggest a remedy for such jja situation? I have never broached | the subject; but if I did he would) | Nqueeze the yutee ¢ Of two femons into & bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of harmless and delightful lem on-bleach lotion to soften and whiten red, rough or chapped hands. This) homemade lemon lotion is far supe PAULINE. “STARK in Ww Misa Grey will receive callers in her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday fro 2p. m., and on Tuesday and Thursday trom 1am tollim. « week. Please do not come at seriously interferes writing. 100%, Courtesy, Pletures, Music Until Friday Night Onty CONSTANCE TALMADGE and the Ziegfeld Beauty Chorus In “Polly of the Follies” Coming Saturday—Will Hart in “Waite Oak” GIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN ROUGH CHAPPED HANDS wesiéy (Freckles) BARRY Booth Tarkinatos * boy oh the as he ts Bincer DISCOURAGED, The sooner you have a definite understanding with your husband in} regard to finances, the better, course he will rave and tear his hair that is the itable role of the} {bully amd the coward; but don’t! |weaken. Remind him thot you have} jolently Jealous. | (> since your marriage-—that aa cook, housekeeper and general manager of | the home you are also entitled to} w: THEATRE | aaa rior to glycerine and rose wa to erett and that « a shen the akin. Pamone stage |s0me remuneration ond you wilt | p, Near First =| | ADULTS ng a Te en eee tT neck him to Yonder te you pence-| beauties use it to Bleach and bring If he absolutely refuses to do his) duty towards you, you can be thank-| ful that you have the little nest coo tucked away that you mention in the last paragraph of your letter. | take Goiter Causes Death Death from Goiter poisoning ts common. A very large percentage of people living in the Northwest have Big Show TONIGHT IS aaeaac ee _ me they may at it that you have the good judgment pear harmiens, « are continually |i know what to do in case your|| p TEUR NIGHT iin wide oo the beart sotto and prushand proves absolutely yellow, discharging polsot jo the system. | i) conaulti con ‘ |Don’t allow the Golter to grow until |” oe eee en | FUN—MUSIC—COMEDY— | you have Goiter poisoning #ymptoms |onervousnest, headaches, choking. loss of memory, etc. OZ MO poultices Will check the Gofter growth, and in a short time entirely remove the Jolter. At druggists. $2.00 per tin Write Dr. Clark Oe Mo Co., 4403 45th 8. W., Seattle, for Goiter pamphlet. x dase What ts the Mason and Dixon line? The doundery line betwren states of Maryland and Penneytvania, an run by two English surveyors, | Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dion, during the years 1763-87, and popu- |larly aceepted during the civil war! as the dividing line between the free | states and the slave atates. is that which was apreed upon in the aetiloment of a dispute between the states of Maryland and Pennayl- vanla over their reapective bound- aries an described 4n their charters. \ The chief controversy turned upon the meaning of the phrases “the be- | ginning of the j0th degree” and “the IN ADDITION TO OUK REGULAR PROGRAM “The Westerners” From the Famoes Story by Stewart Edward White Also— “DON'T BLAME THE STORK” A Riprearing Comedy h the | yy UNTIL SATURDAY beginning of the {rd degree of north! Group t employed in the description | rons, candytuft, lof the Pennsylvania boundary. 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LUCE And a Notable Cast in “A Woman’s Way” All Seats Heserved Matinee, Any Seat, 25¢ Nights, 50¢ and 25c PLUS WAR TAX Next Week: Rose of the Rancho” Ser parent ’ “The This line ed es *£ & * * &% + * & such a tremendous hit when ACKIE COOGAN, the famour|made his appearance, unannounced, child star who is appearing at the | that Pa Coogan decided to keep the} inter den this week in “Peck’s| “bit in hin act, “i Boy,” made peatance at the jon equal share in the investments WINTER GARDEN Jackie 1 his first theatrical Star readers wishing informa- bureau, 1322 the year 1767, ee concer r———— KEEP W Verdenas, wandering Jew, snapdragons, dwarf marigolds. 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The complete | line was about 240 miles in length. subsequent und 1 Why were the Germans blindfold- ed when they were taken to the place | where the armistice was signed? | Asa military precaution to guard |4eainst the Germans obtaining any| information army position, etc, in event of hose filitics heing résumed should the ar- miatice fail to be signed. allied | This dog was the pup in Caapun we only say there was another man in| He's the hound in “Penrod,” starring Wesley Barry. Charlie: haplin found a hound pup on the street one day. hum and then made him earn his keep by acting in “The Kid.” | The pup grew and grew and though Charlie thought it was} ot\a hound, it looks more like a bull. that soft, clear, romy-white complex.|f#lly. If not, you shall resort to the! months, when he crawled onto the MISS 10c lon, because it doesn’t irritate.-—Ad-|'4w without delay. Stand 4p ond | stage of x New York theater during | wartinauitedl, look him squarely in the eve andlone of the performances in which | THE | children 5 — —_____-—__— “call his bluff.” | his father was playing made | Lu portutacen, | ft BY DR. R. or HERE are #0 many good foods | tives that it is} surprising to note the great amount { of laxative medi. | cine and piils sold. ] ‘There are four differgnt claxses | of laxative foods. | ing. Foods ric in| Carbonated waters may do the same | The fourth class consists of lubri- | ‘Third Near Union have ‘at can take a laxative, ula before bi THURSDAY ONLY BILLIE | AWAY Comedy A Westerner Last Times Today M KENNEDY ighest. Bidder” an imper- it in One | fast and the same at night is effec- ve. | | “ak. | ‘the Kul. It was during one of his appear. tender age of 16) ances with Annette Kellerman's vauw | deville act Uhat the youngster at | tracted the attention of Charles Chaplin. The reat is history. eee STRAND “Hail the Woman” ix showing at the Strand. This is Ince alletar production, with such Madge | players as Florence Bellamy, Theodore Lioyd Hughes in the Of special interest to local picture fans is the appearance in the picture of Muriel Frances Dana, Beattie tot, in a pr COLUMBIA Hoot Gibson, champ: cowpuncher of the world as well as/ | the star of many enjoyable pictures, | |is proving a popular dr ern picture, [ DOGGON GOOD ACTOR Now look! | At any rate, the dog grew} | right up into a full-sized dog's part in Wesley Barry's latest|}) picture, which is showing at the Coliseum this week. a omas Vidor, Roberts cant a nt role jon rider awing card be Columbia this week, where he] nat there's something to home after | COLONIAL |i appearing in person in conjunc tion with his latest Universal West “Teadin' West.” Gibson gives an interesting talk on his experiences as a cowpuncher he Coll- What are the best Mowers to plant |and movie actor. : ‘cD caged aoagag os toe in outdoor window boxes? 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Sold on small weekly or monthly payments. at FREDERICK FILM afl. “Bucking the Line,” first starring E eee Picture presenting Maurice Flynn, AT PALACE COLISEUM athlete and adventurer, recently Pauline Frederick, Seattle's daughter “by marriage,” is the of “The Lure of Jade,” the play which is being shown. in Junction with the vaudeville ba the Palace Hip. Tie eeckyttee, The tacdlt Jade” is based upon the | "Houses of Glass,” by Marion © Promoted to stardom by William Fox, opened at the Colonial today. The young star makes a decided hit In this photoplay, based.on an excit- ing tale of love and adventure, see A theatrical show staged py Pen. | REX rod and the neighborhood kids fairly) “Wife Against Wife,” Wesley Barry ts providing no end weum this week. 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