The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1922, Page 3

i MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1922. Courtesy, Music, Plocures ly 4 Mere Days to See RICHARD BARTHELMESS wC alifornia Bank Law Is Favored for State ' That the salvation of Wash partment, and the records show in Wheet ington’s state banking system a loss of 45.08 per cont to de lies in the adoption of a state post “SONNY” law similar to the California de Since January 1, 1920, there ee Ppartmental bank act is con have been taken over by the Rivaling ate Davie tent of Raymond KR. Frazier, banking department at president of he Washington state banks, with Starting Saw Buster “OOPS Mutual Savings bank, the spec uppointed by t Washington St Frasier ts secretary committee of three ot the president jal that these Institutions will show As great & loss as those above re to, namely, 45 per cent. Bankers’ association from the com f mission of 12 on the revision of the this it appears the de een ee rs in state banks of Wash A OM ay Lay bece a ington have lost, thru failures of Onty to See Sr, vs anew state banks since July ACK SENNETT’S} s. on... Nine Mi MAC The committee of three recom:| NINE MIE LARS.” Big 6- Act Comedy-Metodrama mended to the recent state bankers'/ Frazier further points out that on “THE CROSSROADS eonvention that the California law be} Mareh 10, 1 the national banks adopted in this state, but the report] of California 1 savings deposits NEW YORK” was 5 approved on account of Op: | aggregating §122,278,000 and the post tic from © » Washington | state banks, on June 30, 1921, held reve ‘e: Menewadenn 4s who dvel 1 themselves | savings deposits totaling the en A First National Attrm against the policy of segregating sav. | ormous sum of $912,450,000, whereas Saturday Br ings from demand deposits, as pro |in Washington 101 national banks on “THE WOMAN vided by th California act March 10, 1922, held $63,043,000 tn In spit Frazier declares, |savings deposits, while the savings there is ne sentiment in} hank savings deposits on December ington for such a/ 31, 1921, were only $49,019,000. This condition is mirrored in con. proof of the efficacy of the! version figures, according to Frasier rnin law, Frasier quotes the | QuorES ES FIGURES fro iia col ittes’ "I m hb mmittes's re. ON INVERSION He quotes figur to show that fn © the adoption of the California, im 21, only atx state WALKED ALONE With a Paramount Cast WANDA HAWLEY MILTON SILLS DOROTHY DALTON “COLD FERT.” Christie Comedy “0, BEEN LOST TO A DE! in any state bank on a failure,” whereas in Was “from July, 1915, to January 1920, six banks were entirely Consulting Expert Optomvtris who hax created widespread tw. FLORE THE THOS, H. INCHES “HAIL THE WOMAN” 4 SILVER sTRINGED SYNCOPATORS comMEDY .10c be many In this city, NEWS PRICE. ANY TIME . Years in the principal cit the United States, his succe phenomenal. Dr. Samuel has in dorsementa from some of the bes professional und business men « the country f hi cures are marvel suffer from xarious reflex trow be nervous NORDHOFF, Marche, Se MR. RUDOL Vice Preside attle, Washingt saya: “Den Dr. Samuel: I much complimen you for your perfect correction and splendid fit of prescription Klassen MR. CLARENCE President American Company, Chicago, Dear Dr. Samuel RAWLINSON M. WOOLEY. Rad’ BAG” illed exp n MRS. WALTER BURLEIOH, 7408 Kast Green Lake Biva., § ¥ attle, Washi says Famous Dr. Samuel! Lam writ Columbia Orchestra Liborius Hauptmann, Directing ihe Columbia “ECZEMA IN RASH ON BABY'S FACE And Body, Spent Sleepless Nights, Cuticura Healed, regarding the last pair you made for I find, Dizzy Spells Are Usually Due to Constipation When you are constipat- ed, there is not enough lubricant produced by your system to keep the food waste soft. Doctors prescribe Nujol because its action is so close to this natural lubricant, Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or laxative— #0 cannot gripe. Try it today. “My baby’s skin became red and rough and then eczema broke out on her face and body in a rash. Her heed was « mass of scales and sore hair became dry and brittle. She spent many sleep- less nights. “The trouble lasted about three months. I commenced using Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and in « week's time the itching grew less. I continued using them and now she ie healed.” (Signed) Mrs. E.G. Hill, Box 1238, Cut Bank, Montana. Cuticura Soap to cleanse and pu- rify, Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal and Cuticura Talcum to powder and perfume are ideal for daily toilet purposes. or Constipritton : 1HE_NEW CANDIED LAXATIVE FOR CHILOREM OR ADULTSS FTHE GREATEST AGTEGS IN THE WOOL” ‘WO KEEP THE UVER AND BOWELS ORDERLY 40 ALL GOOD DRUGGISIB Wearers of Glasses as a cleansing, strengthening tonic ,to {free the eyes from dust, dirt, smoke and for- eignsubstanres BON-OPTO Strengthens Eyesight. rola departmental bank act NOT A DOLLAR HAS liquidated by the banking de- Dr. R. Martin Samael appreciated by With an expertence of over 20 Thousands Nujol banks converted the transactions in cay to netional banks, involving $415,500 1} and surplus and $4,327,000 total ources, while nine national banks converted to state banks, in volving $6,245,000 capital and $59 548.000 total resources. On the other hand, during the 12 months beginning April, 1921, 10 Washington state banks were nation. | alized, Involving $480,000 capital and | surpluse. nd $5,058,000 total re. 1 4%, while two Seattle trust com with resources aggregating 10,000, consolidated with national | banks, During the same period no |national banks converted to state banks. “We mention the above,” the com | mittee’s report commented, “for the purpose of Inviting attention to the find that in the state of California the overwhelming tendency ts toward national banks entering the stat |hanking system, while in our owh state the reverse ts the case. The privilege extended under the state law C rnin of conducting branch banks doubtless constitutes a contributing factor to the tendenc Y referred to. But all students of the California | situation know that national banks jin California would not convert to | the state system tn such large num. bers were it not for the fact that the source of | | Callfornta departmental bank act has of California in the state bank eye | tem, as is clearly shown by the enor mous increase tn savings deposited | in state banks there since the ador, j tion of thie act.” | DEPLORES / | CONDITION | | The report adds that ** deplores “the present condition of affairs which gives rise in this state to an unmistakable, tho perhaps excusable, | tendency among the friendn of th national banking system here to urge | {upon state bank managers the de jMrability of withdrawing from the! state and entering the national aye | ¢ t t jof the in the state myx might completely undermined. | jand also in the fear, no doubt, that | the people in thetr indignation over | the lamentable bank faflures might | demand that the guarantee of de-| posits system be made compulsory, | instead of mere pe m r t n a optional ‘ertainly our state bank system with your method Z tion glasses, and find them satis- | | should law b ‘en such charac: | |] factory in eve et ter that ft will with equal dig-| “THE nity and prestige alongside of the| eattie, ||national system. State bankers | It affords me | should accomplish this along lines | | Ble arnt by ailar to those worked out in Ca I un- | |fornia, where a highly modern de. a} \partmental sta ucture of haa been ragement to thrift thru scientific pr maximum of n to the fety earners rift. In wag their state stem of sufficiently to inspire versal F the present con fusion of our state bankers and of ur people will become ‘confu x « conte And the in table result the promulgation leg inte if tent than are banker compe themselves, to s important constructive at th | Ward’s Father | Refusal of George S. Ward, father of Walter S. Ward, to | pay blackmail was followed) by the slaying of Clarence Peters by the younger Ward at New Rochelle, N. Y. restored the confidence of the people | bankers |¢ | or the liquid THE SEATTLE STAR Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s THE GROTE-RANKIN CQ | OTTO F. 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DLONIAL— you from London drawing rooms to| | , a Fi the Bouth African veldt, and involves | gj 0A*—Wetecwes® Nowell"ta “waa, the central character, Iris Champ. | aeya In & succession of dramatic | LIBERTY situa | Wonderful double exposures which Milton Sills is aplendid as the lead: |TeVeals two men, identical in every ing man, and the entire cast i» far | tail of appearance, standing wide by above the average. side, shaking hands and exchanging ee: equipment, is & striking token of the WINTER GARDEN | Progressive photography emanating The vast sweep of the desert landa| from the movies, in “Sonny,” Rich- of Sahara serve as a vivid and ro-/®rd Barthelmess’* current attraction mantic background for “The Sheik of |4t the Liberty thin week. Araby,” in whieh the noted star of | Barthelmess appears a» both Sonny the atage and screen, H. B, Warner, |Crosby and Joe Peters. It is the first appears as the sheik about whom time he has had a dual role, The fat peau tome tei the song hit, “The Sheik of Araby”! offering te one od «reat appeal, ro Sareea was written. ing the story of post-war complica- 1 Warner is the dominant character | ons tn the life of a returned veteran |Against Nancy Preston.” It is * Vengeful Ford Car in the story. As an English eaptain | ho ts mistaken for @ dead “buddy.” |crook story and ts said to afford Mr. | who vowed vengeance on his own | Zealine —. nt petite linth boi rat canes ere eniey i “) Wrecks Two Others > ~ n injustice that|Dlonde, makes her debut as leading | play his ability in the line he has| ee ee pol heey” he goes | tay in this feature, Tabs Seine. on the speaking stage.| ETON, Eng, June 19—A Ford among the Arabs and lives as one of nti Appearing with Warner in the|car out of control mounted the them. leading feminine role tx Lillfan Rich. | pavement fn High st., smashed thru An exciting battle on the sands be- a ii aM the window of a moter agency and tween English soldiers and Bedouin A French scientist of distinction | wrecked two other Fords, bandits furnishes a thrilling cl! says that women are lesw wonsitive’ ee | LINEKTY—Hichard Barthelmens | oon Herbert Havwlinson tn | mek Hag,” », GARDEN —Ht, $79 CONNECTED IN YOUR HOME Their beautifully all-white enamel bodies, strong malleable frames, bright nickel trimmings, all-white enamel legs, roomy oven and broiler with white enamel tray and convenient burners have all been made with the idea of re- ducing kitchen work. 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Actual documents of Asteo his.| With carpenters’ tools and, finished love, and then found the above symptoms, call and ||mediately after the Scandinavian |COLUMBIA | It would be next to impossible to| tory are available to the history stu-| With a file or endpaper is now being ; consult Dr, Samuel, It may save |) American bank failures neon Henry, the genius of the short/tell the plot, It's too complicated | dent today. | 0 py an Engt 7 ‘ ne . haps at last—biindness. + ber of od, strong - * P “ at Why thief, What did he caine ste banking Instite, |morously, to a study of what women| Sennett introduces one of the moat | if | lH UUNAGUEYAUUNNSAUUNESAOUEOAAOOL vary ® Dr. famiiel will be pleased. to samagnd tate Danicing tancitu- | marepely, $0.0 stsdy oC wie oven ctcocmcon ome of ove mont) SEUUTIUUNINUUUNUAITAUNNLUAUAUUULVUHUOANTOUH0UU0070000000000400008 AUTHEAGR AREAL UGA Hu 0? See consult with those who call be: haste almost unbecoming. al. {they even surpass a amall boy's pock: | tion rg® O'Hara ts the hero, | m. and 2 to 5 p. m. ced thems from the state /et# for incongruity of contents, Had | Ethel Grey Terry the vamp, Kathryn | SUITE S16 GREEN DIDO, ||banking system and embraced ine |Herbert Rawlinson, as the hero of| MacGulre the heroine, and the come-| ew ermanent HERBERT 2 national, Th 4 dictated by |The Black Bag,” displayed a simi-| diana are Noah Beery, Billy Bevan, | URE a spirit of that the confidence |r curfosity toward the girl with furray, Eddie Gribbons and “ whom he fell In love soon after they met he would have seen something} “At the Crossroads of New York’ startling. It was a sparkling din-| is for laughing purposes only. mond necklace he was afterward ao- | “ee cused of stealing. |OAK The average man would expect to! ‘Tonight for the last time the mys find almost everything el#e but 8| tery drama, “4 shows at the Oak string of costly Kems in & Woman's “Dice of Destiny.” starring H. B. hat’s why the girl in the Warner, will be tho feature picture ught It would be safe for | tor Tuesday and Wednesday | Dot Farley. Location PTT LO han at ory Morosco’s novel, “The People | highly Interesting pleture, which can} her to transport the jewels in that “Dice of Destiny” ts a screen! way adaptation by Fred Myton of John | How {t all turns out maker a/ 4 | | be seen at the Columbia this week It was written by Louls Joseph Vance. REX BEACH HEROINE IS DENIED DIVORCE Caroline Beaton Chilberg, Rox Beach's most COLONIAL Symbolic of Amertean womanhood, ot philosophy and life, and with a ; 4 theme carrying a universal appeal, popular novels, has been denied a Malt’ tha Woosan” te onatty enw of || dvores in Low Angeles trom Eu epg cise yg. woes tha es oy cr Chilberg, son of Andrew Chil. jae EE Must yi BE pores ty rg, Seattle banker arid vice- omas nee, The story deals consul here for Sweden, with Oliver Beresford (Theodore Rob. Mrs, Chilberg was one of the erts), a grin nd bigoted New Eng 3 - ), a grim and big Eng-|| pioneers of the North. Sho ts be- i farmer, whose uncompromising || tieved to be the prototype for creed, “Men and their sons nem Cherry Malotte in “The Silver Aiaposes harshly of woman's destiny. 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