The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1922, Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922 NINGHAM ( DUKE DUELS | FAVORED BY Ege BOLO CLUB " Vets’ Political Body Also| - Endorses Mrs. Landes | ‘ and Drake for Council | mingham, veteran of | nh war, has been i for mayor by political organiza tion of ex-service men. | Maj. Cunningham served tn the! Spanish-American war with the First | California volunteers and received | mition for moeritorius | son. | T. Drake, a veteran | ne insurrection, and | tes, well known for | her work in the Red Cross work dur. | ing the war, were indorsed for the| council | More than 300 exeervice men, prominent in the American Legion | ish-Amertean Veterans, dance, The former sol. oe that they will wage apaign for the nomina election of the candidates | they have indorsed. and were diers Siam has a contingent of girl scouts, Six million children are born every year in China Duke Torlonia, shown here, _.... jengaged in a duel with Cows? Lovatelli, noted sculptor, in Italy. They met with swords “on the field of honor’ follow- ing a quarrel over a statue for HER FRIENDS GREAT CHANGE VAIN STRUGGLE Remarkable Improvement AT WOODW ARD in Seattle Woman As- tonishes Neighbors— — Five Years of Suffering| Company Does Its Best! Ended With Poor Vehicle Sas | cc @i4 the more good than I > tel” ead. By Glenn Hughes * «ald Mrs oeas Rrement ave A strange sensation ts in store for those who attend a performance of| ‘The Outrageous Mrs. Palmer,” at} Woodward theater this week purports to have been writ by one Harry Wagstaff Gribble here is a lurking suspicion tn back of my mind that there is no mich person as Gribbl “When I began taking Tanlac ! had been suffering for five years, from stomach and liver trouble, but |, during the past six months I had}, I suf ay poor. ore are clever lines in the on, and two or three char- ns which are quite worthy. s comment, | But the plot is so unlike a plot, the it la Im every appetite, my digestion ep like a chit up In the morn! happy. All m nd} ® ling nds nm the re|climaxes are so consciously un- tion. climatic, and the spirit of the first te at Rartell|two acts so totally different from us that of the third and fourth, that ne comes away from the theater Jin a dazed condition, and wonders |whether he nas seen a play or | dreamed that he saw parts of sev- uggists greatest t every a drama su aged comedienne, with ma That m owes to his country very charm, emotion, ete. The registra ts way. Mrs. Fiske, for, in tion books close . has de more than one on March 28th. But there aren’t Let's is an Interesting EDWIN 4. BEOWN . but she} lirector to} rt playing middle-aged characters ¢ has to affect too natural tu her there is poo 4 actor, than any much that Kidney Trouble! 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