The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 12

i | Thrift Shop Permanently Jeatile | Located WOMEN’S CLUBS LIP: BANK SUED FOR) STICK GIRL WINS | | ETALF MILLION DECISION IN COURT! 1922. THURSDAY, APRIL 18 Announcement is made by the at t t Dudiey ta ‘ Orthopedic Thrift Shop, that it i CORNING, A April 1 Ar OLYMPIA April sit for p.m. 7 in In addition to ora : vas CLUBS POR PREDAY js 1 an institute, Friday, April pelled || g475,000 1 ight ame -otenrs ls . ’ ociée tet, and plans have beew or Si ts tha thane Bish kve, He. uae from school for powdering the as’ dalled ‘aidenvlen Adeériean eee ote * pretent “ erin, ne and using ' Dieter y . * s seg co Colonel Elsworth Circle Madison at., beginning at 11 «. m “ey sie li vank of Seattlo t vewktievelwiee Dope Ring ts Charged With | nate on tt at lone “worth cirele, Ladies of | Mra Jack et a Mr h ! ote . " _ —- from 10 until & o'clock and ix main | Colonel Bi : pet Bestuno 11, a Norwegian : . ‘ 5 he G. A. R, will eerve a noon| Mayfield and Mra, Olivia Marwood 4 Grim Plot ce " meetey Home Wedding tained turu the offorta of the wom) ii iy” april 14, from 11:86 ae Tatas eat ac oanaind Jeclaring talcum | ration, ‘The @ult asks that John F Mee, eee + me 4 en of the various Orthopedic gul o. ohe ra sckenbagh ure Unites Mrs. Bertha of aa. a Avaicien eold hy t 1 r iar meeting | Visitors we a Dose uke, supervisor of banking BAN DIEGO, Cal. April 1 t\xeMy. moe teesk men, intr — Fairbanks and Mr. Lee’ sauna gig nor hg lala Pie's American Legion Auxiliary Post 1" Wotan oo age guint ths Gatenet tank, | Oe eneenns Soe ori beng aa o » friends of the hoapita | ‘ geley, 18, who re || tion's claim against the defunct bank, | PO'mOn™ itt are under arent |he gave her na Forbes; Dr. Joshi, of heer | adien’ Ald Woodland Wark M.H.) NO He nN net an order t The notion arives over the con. | URNCl Risen nine: een it ponseasion on the habit again . . * " . % purely merioan Legion Auxiliary to Poi ugainst cosmetice souction two wooden motorships re temay enere 5 He charges Devine with the pons India, to Speak at Family Reunion and a of the Ladios of Wood-| No, 18 will hold its regular meetir Fhe Git'e tatbae caavied the |loc tne andéreon Shipbuilding Go, ot| phi sion of more than a@ ounce of cube Luncheon. Anniversary nd Park M. EB. church wilt hold| April 14, 6p. m, in Veterans’ hail, || oie to count whe ships, tho never com-| Peder officers charge they are| morphine and three hypoderm “ San Silty dousth® webaian ennty s annual © r flower male F Armory Judge Bandy scored the achool || picted, were taken over by the bank embers of a big drug ring that was fits and claims that he was RING flowers, pink rosebuds! oo. ap Me 3 se ay “parker |0#¥ @nd Baturday, April ith and) ee board ang Micke for- letting #0 || the petition alleges m . cet bap | F arue ih of pretty |the illicit drug to Kltzabeth Dun t and Mre Ry are th, at 1400 Greenwood ave, 14 a cir se ig 3 r ie under arent fo ‘and greens formed the setting for! wae the occasion of a family reunion | ots at - yg Rn Ngee EE B ge Foes eane ak hota tea || f¥eloun" & cane get to court nd hare siiae of. Bac a8 Ars, Dunlap i wn ae ecseet, fos mage beeng nes > cue oc tae nwood at 00 ne ° » Auxiliary w e ured face powder not injur sas anil 4 eke ‘ hing morphine to Buddie Nee the pretty wedding last evening of ~ th 1 me —_ “ Sg . Saturday afternoon a of home-| regular business meeting in the old |] ous to health or morale British Steamer Is hor - Wash., Dire. Bertha Wilton Fairbanks, 44Y Sfornos 7 sab ta ce ed artic will be on sale at|K, P. hall, Friday, Aprv 14, Mra | Aleak; Turns Back |" ster arrest ate Narcotic Inspector Tucken r, Parker is a veteran of the ctvi . Se a ; one under arrest @ " ger Maughter of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Wil-| war having served for four years, | 1400 Greenwood ave. Heep st Page it ie ore aoiten } BAN FRANCISCO, April 13.—The, Lieut. Wellington 8, Morse bach, who had charge of t 46 “Wl sae Shaw Forbes, which 1 ites Sinkeniae deadents ; i in jothic Sta an Morse, known as “Muddie that a big ring were he eee mer: 120 Sha . Ek ee lQueen Kather Circle of Asbury |ieague. Members requestet to be| $20,000 in Jewels | Yritiah + agg neg te ingore: a agenta who produced young men and eee peemnined at the home of (n¢/ Orthopedic Tea Shop M. E. Church | Present Taken by Robbers |..." ” tae ao a cogera, of Weat Vernon. | women and started them on the drug is parents, Rev. William | Service Queen Esther Circle of Asbury e 6.6 ake y po held pr ning to Gamage her app! ean eged 0 When they became addicts, be 5 ‘ i , * ry “HICAGO, April jobbers held threatening to ds je her appre ue coor , o rovided the th eae Warforming the ceremony at} yar Neumann will he hoat.|M: E. church, doth and Whitman Mrs Geter a CHICAGO, April 1 go. according to wireless advices bere| Danny Devine, alleged pectier the ring provided them with TEED rclock, in the presence of the! .." i a ee ont: | will give a Japanese tuncheon in] Mrs, Agnes meek up two jewelry stores y und es | #9, | Stisabeth Duniap, 38 |g at high prices. Jose friends eee eee ea cenit] Asbury hall, Friday, April 14, from| Friday afternoon before tho Study |caped with $20,000 worth of gems, |today Rogers, against whom a charge of| Lieut. Morse denies any conneo Ae families and close friends. at the Orthopedic Tea Shop wry | 2:30 to 4 o'clock. Japanese dinhes| club at the home of Mrs. J.D. But ‘Three men got $12,000 worth of jew lmmandiughter has been lodged for|tion with the “ring,” but he t* held WO cunning little pages, the tiny oan @ om eof - aie will be served and a splendid’ pro-|ler, 628 12th ave. N. Her wubject t#/leiry from the Paul Cohen more the death of Mra, Klauss, may also|for having morphine in his posses and nephew of the bride, Harvie Mare Sons wahd-te chy Mrs Jeanette | #™™ will be given. As this i] “The Spirit of Good Friday live bandits held up the Frank be held on a charge of furnishing | sion Bnd John Rhodes Wilton, were} Neumann, Miss Mary de Ciranpre, | 200d Friday, the devotional services| So Shee ne | Neared store tie. two sirls and er narcotics to former addicts, the police ~ ~ mreanenennene’ > aie, wtty|Of the W. MH, M, 8. bh s and| Seward Social and Literary Clo! three men in the place and escaped * s i pink organdie frock, carried ‘| ¥ hiediiadida ver offering will be taken club will meet Friday, April £1, with fs ht—Always lieaned from the county jail, after . shower of pink and blue| eee Mra. William Stock at the Seward | py il Man Is |taking a cure, and her hush Clear Your Skin ‘and John Rbodes, clad in| l Ladies of Washington Anchor No, 1| Park boathouse, instead of April 4, Penniless | Lieut. Wellington 8. Morse, were the B mob tle wie gut, the rig on rsona vue tant, Party, "om assent of God Priday Bequeathed $40,000 pi Tae a wd aetatie be ter eoled oF B White satin pillow ne Ladies of Washingten Ap cas There's ome way to epeedily tent P-gp Brorh yer noc iver in a beige beaded crepe) Tidmarsh lett today for Vanceqver hold their monthly whist party }ri — wee |e day wealthy loday, eee bowels regular. y Hanne Passe Bich eaiér' the ‘enteet — — >, e: Mt tT on the yance was en route to Pittsbur | nceal = ee ‘and wore a corsage of orchids| B. C.. whence they will sal’ day evening, April 14, at #:30 John Hay POT. A Carter's Little ) had been married for a very or England pond “ » oda © recelve $40,000, hia! ney hw A Miles of the valley. Loch Katrine for and to spend | ociock, Evergreen hall, Arcadé build} The John Hay Parent-Teacher as Le a. 44 vo Hee te ae in a tele, | (Aver Fille never | few days, it is maid | E THROAT TA wedding supper followed the|the summer, | ing. Prizes and refreshments. Mem | sociation will meet Tuesday, April 18 wo = Gas tae one his. | fall, Millions | ‘The arrests followed a series of | Gargle with warm salt water ‘ the dining room in a color bers and friends invited lat 2 o'clock sharp, at the school ore | will testif aida that lasted until 4 o'clock this | —then over throat— Mrs. Fred H. Baxter and son John | n of pink and white, was very ved BE. Baxter asd sta Jobs cee |“Two Important business transac: | ve thet there cae Ragen yet iy. and centering the table was| are spending the week w Past Commanders’ Club tions are the election of officers TOO LATE NOW Sabeotie . fnapector mer home at Crystal Springs see Mra. F.C. Ward left last week for @ *hort trip to California. eee Mr. Robert Gillespie is returning next week from a three weeks’ trip | handsome basket of Columbia Mrs. Forbes traveled in a midnight three-piece costume, a small/ hat and a pointed fox fur. Mr Ad Mrs. Forbes left for British Co. us on a short wedding trip, and! Past Commanders’ club, No. §, W.| the election of delegates to the state B. A. of the Maccabees meets at the | convention home of Mra. J. Larimer, 1610 First) ‘There will be a short talk by Mew ave, Nu at 1:30 p. m, for luncheon.| Rf. Todd, chairman of city Parent Bast Queen Anne car | Teacher association playground and ee nittes. Her tople will | recreation Feta Kansas Women's Clab | be tween Edu and | return will be at home at/in the East. Kansas Wom iub n aw with | Ree reation, he Hote! Sorrento. *e Mra. C. M. Hadenfelt, 2343 N, 60th) A vocal holo will be given by Mre see Mra. Thomas J. Drumheller (Bdith | st., for luncheon, All former Kansas! Pay Fitch Knapp. The social hour ; 4 Drummond), of Walla Walla, arrived] women welcome, Mrs. H. P. Hough: |{« from 3 to 2:20 4 Joshi, of India, to in the city yesterday, and is a guest/ton, Mre, HM. 8. Mansberry, Mrs. | oa@ ak at Women's at the Hotel Washington for a few|Grace Lemmon will assist hostess. | Lincoln Circle Child Conservation | versity Club days bers AGRE a comue Sie lonia Chapter, 0. BE. 8. Lincoln circle of the Child Con-| EAE the luncheon to be given at the! yy. ang Mra Elmer Adams, of| Tonia chapter, O. E. & No. 114,| servation league will meet Tuesday v "e University club, Thureday,! Groat Falls, Mont. will arrive in| Sewing club, meets with Mrs. Glen! April 18, at 2:20 p. m. at the home | 28, at 12:30 o'clock, Dr. Samuel pian next Wednesday, to be the| Owen, 123 24th ave, at 190 p.m. of Mra W. W. Houghton, 386 Bun Joshi, professor of English litera-) ots for a week of Mr, and Mre. see | nyside ave. Be Baroda college, Bombay, I0-| Aitred Lundin Rainier Cap, RN. A. ore Will speak on “Modern Ideas in| ” He wilt be introduced by Dr. H. Gowen. Dr. Joshi has been sent West by re- f the Carnegie Foundation of : Peace. The luncheon! for members and their gucsts. eee Cards Issued for Tea ‘Mrs. Aubrey Wilten has issued for a tea on Wednesday after April 19 from 3 until 5| at the home of her mother,| W. L. Rhodes, 1005 Belmont pl.. Mrs. Lee Shaw Forbes, a Mr, Per Lee Welty left Monday to spend the week in Yakima. ee Mr. and Mre. Miller Freeman and) Miss Luriine Brown left today by | motor for Vancouver, B. C, to spend & week with friends. e- Mr. Walter 8 Pulton, who under Went an operation at the Swedish hospital recently, will be removed to his home the first of next week cee Anderson of La} Mrs. Samuel W. of this week. and Mrs Pau!) Crosse, Wis, who has teen the rucat of The Dalles, Ore. wholof Mra, A. H. Anderson for some) Fecently come here to reside, | weeks, will leave Friday for her e <8 home. see mgagement of Miss mithson Announced Mr. and Mrs. I. Y. Mackintosh an the engagement of their sis- Miss Geraldine Smithson, to Mr. NO DIFFERENCE William Matheus. Jr., son of) From the New York Sum and Mre. C. W. Matheus. The| Flubb—Is your wife will take place in May. Both | mental? Smithson and Mr. Matheus at-| Dubb—No: just plain contrary the University of Washington nomapctnesepacian is @ member of Sigma Chi fra ty, and during the late world Berved two years overseas with Wth Engineers. ‘aculty Wives’ Club ves Annual Luncheon Fred C. Ayer, president of the ¥ Wives’ club of the Univer @f Washington, presided at the, luncheon given Tuesday af. m at the Commons, at which | the board of trustees for the} ing year were elected. Mrs.| ‘EE Moritz, Mrs. E. A. Loew and €. W. Johnson were the three | Members elected to serve on the} which includes Mra. Henry Mrs. Fred ©. Ayer, Mra Daniels, Mrs Edmond 8 ¥. Mra. M. Lyle Spencer an C. W. Harris. Over 120 mem. attended the heon, eee Complimentary Luncheon ‘The Theta Alpha Alliance of Delta Deita Veita sorority will entertain at! & luncheon at the Womens Univer-| ‘Bity club on Saturday, April 22, at 3:00, complimentary to Mrs. John ©. Higgins, Mrs. David Thomson, Mrs. | ick Jameison, Mra. Burton Garber, Mrs. Ira Bronson und Miss Lillian Pacey, patronesses of te sor- ority. All members of the sorority are tn- ited to attend and revervations!| Bhould be made by notifying Miss Marion Knowlton at 2212 Everett st., Or Capitol 2444. . Miss Elizabeth Adams of Hoquiam is spending a few days in the city} visiting friends. tempera. | ‘Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in stantly that corn » hurting, then shortly ft it right off with fingers, Truly! Your druggist sells Manson ¥. Backus were dinner hosts | “Freezone” for a few cents, muf- ficient to remove every hard corn, @t their home Tuesday evening, faking their guests later to the Fritz Kreisier concert at the Arena. . oe Hostess at Exhibit Mrs. Carl Siebrand will he hostess Friday at the exhibit of the Wash ington State Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, now being held at the Seattle Fine Arts Galler fes, 1213 Fourth ave. Dinner Before Concert With covers for ten, Mr. and Mrs. irritation _ AMUSEMENTS _ oorE THIS M THEATRE Advertisement TWKE WEEK DAILY 4 . Regular Monthly Mecting AUT, ; The régular monthly meeting of 30 VAUDEVILLE: in) Broadway Guild of the Or hopedic Hospital will be held at the home of (= ee Mrs. PR. William Crosby, 941. 11th Allen Rogers lave. N., Friday, April at 2 and Leonora Allen o'clock. B j oe Announces Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Macy Nicholson an Mounce the engagement of their Gaughter, Catherine, to Mr. Lioyd Mason, of 1.08 Angeles. Both Miss Nicholson and Mr. Mason attended the University of Washington, where Miss Nicholson is a member of Alpha Phi sorority and Mr. Mason is affill- ated with Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. . 7s Humphrey’s Dancers Bridge Party at Home Complimenting Miss Gladys Epper- Bon of Spokane, who is visiting her Parents, Mr nd Mr %. H. Bpper fon, and also to compliment Mra. | Raymond Francis F (Virginia Benson), of Salt Lake are | ine Brown was hostess at bridge ‘| Matinees, 2:30 Nights, 7 4&9 Now Pinying— FUTURISTIC REVUE MORAN AND Wisin y & Merril ier, Kent her home in the St. Paul apartments Yesterday afternoon. a tiny bottle soft corn, or corn between the toes, | ind the calluses, without soreness or Rainier camp, Royal Neighbors of West Seattic Review No. 51 America, will give Easter card party] West Seattle review No. 61, W Swedish club hall 20pm. |A. of the M been, will hold ite a © l regular meeting In Carpenters’ hall Parliamentary Procedure Cub 4441 «California ave. . Wednesday Adele M. Fielde Parliamentary Pro cedure club meets in Erickson room April 19, at § p.m wear white of Y. W. C. A. at 1:90 o'clock, Sub-| eee ject, drill on amendments, Speaker! King County Graduate Nares on Scent car fare bil A meeting of the members of the ee | King County Graduate Nurses’ asso Manitou Council No. 34 lelation @oing private duty r Manitou Counct! N Degree of | will be held on Tuesday Apri at Pocahontas, will entertain with) # p.m. in the purses’ club rooms. cards for members and friends Fri-|at the ¥. W. C. A. This meeting in day evening, April 14 hall, Bighth and Olive. Swedish Club| for the purpose of organizing a pr | wate duty section of the King County e.e 9 Graduate Nure m an re Master Key Study Class | quested by the national association The Master Key Study Clase will) All nurses doing private duty nurs meet Friday evening, April 14, at] ing are urged to be present. 745, at the University Branch Li | brary auditorium. Men and women invited. A TRIFLE TARDY James J. Montague eee Washington Boulevard W. C. T. U Washington Boulevard W. C. T. U METROPOLITAN NEXT MONDAY, APRIL 17 Florence Macbeth —Leading Coloratura Soprano of the Chicago Opera Company— a CONCERT SEAT SALE TODAY —PRICES— Floor $2.00, $1.50 Balcony $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 Gallery $1.00, 77¢ Plus 10% Tax of a rut. We Asked Mr. Webster About Saponaceous” “Of the nature of soap” was his answer, and while some of us have unpleasant memories of mouths washed out with soap during school days, nobody ever heard of any objection to the pleasantly flavored, sapona- ceousliquiddentifrice,Sozodont! Sozodont is simply a cleanser —it keeps teeth clean, gums healthy, and breath sweet. Fa- mous for over seventy years! Made by Hall & Ruckel (Inc.) GEO, BORGFELDT & CO., Inc. 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Show her how the big lastin Rinso suds go in and out between the|tiny fibres of cloth, soaking out headache or eal bach and Officers Gibbon and Jor dan ered at NYLON Ll VAPORUVUSB partly from information gath- the coroner's Inquest over ett Nf . the dirt. Even the most ground-in i dirt is so loosened that a light rub- 4 bing with dry Rinso takes away all a traces of it. Every grain of Rinso is a tiny bit of soap—so pure and senigrted balanced that it soaks clothes clean ; without any hard rubbing. That is § why women are using it instead of 4 bar —P at every step of the family ; wash. Rinso is made by the makers of Lux, the largest soap makers in the world. Sold everywhere. It comes in the regular size and the big new package. Get Rinso today— at grocery and department stores. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. Big lasting Rinso suds soak out all but the most ground-in dirt POS ol ge Ere eww etenee6e@ ees oeuvres