The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1922, Page 3

Wet NORMA TAL AND PRR bee MA rs arden of m ‘The Eternal Flame’ wtih CONWAY TRARLD Saturday—Mao Murray tm RODOLrH y Nicht Onty DGE VALENTINO screen's perfect joven screen production— nd Sand” TA NAL Harold Lloyd im his first Sect comedy “Grandma 's Boy” Friday Night eT ride 'DELGNIA cereale Too Teday, Tomerrow, ‘Thee Wanda Hawley Much Married A comedy new about « that te pair of & lesson = ‘DILL OPENING | HIS CAMPAIGN Is Speaking This Week In Wheat Belt Towns “This renatorial fight ts a clear jeut contest now between the pro. sreasives and the reactionaries of the state,” says C, C. Dil, democratic candidate for the United States sen- | ate, to The Star, opening his campaign for election. Dill began his speaking campaign by a speech at Pomeroy Saturday Inight. Today ho was to speak at Asotin and Clarkston, Tuesday at Dayton and Waitsburg, Wednesday at Newport, Friday at Martin, Wil- leon Creek, Quincy and Ephrata, and Saturday at Lind and Riteville, | A striking fact about this cam |paign is that Tam fighting for the same cause which Mr. Poindexter jebampioned for some years,” said he. “The Congressional Record of [the past two years shows that he |has voted for every plece of special [privilege legislation passed by the jernate in the Interests of corporate th | “E was a progressive tn 1914 wpen |I first went to congress, Iam a progressive today. If elected to the senate, I shall be a progressive dur ing the six years covering my term As ® candidate I appeal for the support of all progressives, Decause I am free of any direct or [special connection with any clique in « statement BB or class, any newspaper or special | Sbout 2:90 a, m. Friday morning interests whatsoever.” VANCOUVER, Wash.—Mary | Elizabeth Holt, 17, of Portland, mar ries James Wesley Holt, 29, for seo ond time, after divorcing him follow. GIRLS! LEMONS | WHITEN SKIN AND | j { | \ BLEACH FRECKLES 4 | Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into a 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 lemon bleach. Masaage thi ectly | fragrant lotion into the face, neck, rms and hands each day, then shortly note the beauty and white. | ness of your skin. | Famous stage beauties use this Jemon lotion to bleach and bring that | sort, clear, rosy-white complexion, jalso as @ freckle, sunburn and tan Seeks Clues in Slaying of; BY HARRY EB. CAYLoOR 18.—Detectives mingled with the} mourners at the biers of the Rev.| Mdward W. Hall and Mrs, James | Mille today in hope of finding 4) clue tn the actions of some of those | present. Investigation has revealed, ac cording to the police, that the mur-| ebureh of St. John the Evangelist and Mre, Mills, cholr singer and wite of tho sexton, probably took place in the city of New Bruns wick Thursday night. After the man and woman been shot, beaten and stabbed | death, thelr bodies were placed tn jan automobile and carried to the} | grove on an abandoned farm, where |they had been found Sunday. | ‘The slayer or slayers carefully} seattored torn love letters around to! }erime committed thru All | been forgeries, in belief of police. | pullflighter, | Mra, Hall, [admitted that she was |seen entering St. John's questioned by “the woman” rectory | } She declared she had been to the| church to see whether her husband)" had fallen asleep tn his study. | Mills, husband of the slain wom lan, visited the church about the }aame, hour looking for his wife |he told police, thinking that she |might have been taken {ll while working there. | ‘The clersyman's wife and the |wexton did not see each other, both | tnatsted. Faith of Wife Is Rewarded by Judge LONDON, Sept. 18.—Because his wife stlit had faith In him, the court leanceled 42 robbery charges against jArthur Bradley, 2o he could start afresh 'Baby Elephant Is Cutting Its Teeth| LONDON, Sept. 18.-—Sundermotre, baby elephant of the zoo, is having| jm painful time cutting teeth. Lini }ment is applied to her face thrice j daily. / SPOKANE.—Prank Gilbert, 35, tn tantly killed when auto skids and plunges over embankment near Loon | Pastor and Woman IT der of the rector of the Eplacopal |g | not to nt THUY SEATTLE STAR NOTED STARS AT STR DOUBLE MURDER, HE BEING | rsa (SRycen ithe TN | TODAY'S PROGRAMS NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J,, Sept. | Lewts tone and | lor in “A Foot There Again the dashing young hero of the silver sereen, Rodolph Valentino, appears in a gripping Paramount at- had traction at the Strand theater, to|action of the play, “Blood and Sand,” The is rapid and ts filled with hair-raising incidents, The author of the story ie Vicente Blasco, who gained fame with his story of The Four Horse men of the Apocalypse,” The novel offered Valentino the / Jopportunity to exhibit hia histrionic |atve the affair the aspect of &/ acting ability to a high degree. motives Of) hero appeara as an appealing and | Jealousy Jromantio bullfighter. these love letters may have/acts the role of Juan Callardo, the Lila Lee and Nita Nal-| police, |di furnish the Jove and hate in the The Valentino en play. | LIBERTY another week Harold Lioyd, will furnish laughter for Liberty theater patrons The boy's grandma, determined to help him overcome his cowardiinens, frames story of how a charm helped his grandfather to rid himself of « similar weakness, The boy utches the talisman tn hig hand For in “Grandma's Boy,” DYE STOCKINGS OR SWEATER IN “DIAMOND DYES” “Diamond Dye to worn, faded skirts, wails stocking», sweaters, covering ings, draperies, everything package contains directions to sim ple any woman can put new, rich. fadeless colors into her worn gar ments or draperies, even if she has never dyed before. Just buy Dia mond Dyes—no other kind—then d years of wear | Your matertal will come out right, be. cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed mk, epot, fade or run. Teil your druggist whether the material you wish to dye ts wool or silk, or tion. and Joins the sheriff and his deputies jin @ search for a tramp who killed a town citizen and terrorized tt ace for some time. | The boldness with which he over. | powerful tramp causes a The village “bully who is his rival in love, is beaten until he himself ts cowed, Mildred | Davis is charming in the girl ‘Another feature 1s the twonct play, “The Valley of the Missing.” Irving Cummings ts the star and plays the part of a corporal in thy Royal Northwest Mounted police. eee comer th riot of laughter, COLISEUM “The Eternal Flame,” tn which Norma Talmadge stare, 1s winning favor with theatergoers at the Coll week & highly emo. Mins ‘Talmadge enact sour th tional role, . |the part of the Duchess of Langeals, a wife who ta turned into an alluring coquette because of her husband's idinbelief in the sincerity of her love | She ts the ideal of all the men of |Parie, who make many sacrifices to gain her affections, They get noth ing in return. Then enters Gen. Armand De Mon |triveau, a personal friend of Nw |poleon, who is adept in the handling of armies and unversed in women land love. The duchess soon draws on the heartstrings of the great gen- Nita Naldi and Rodolph Valentino, starring in “Blood and Sand,” at the Strand theatre thia week. Gallardo, a dashing and daring Spanish bullfighter, thrills | the city of Seville until it echoes with his praise. is a temptress who drags the brave to dishonor and destruc- Valentino, as Juan Miss Nalda [nde ago. House Peters plays the leading role of Tom Logan with Edith Hallor as his leading woman. | Among the favorites playing im | portant roles are Russell Simpson, c trude Claire, Hacka thorne, George W. Lucretia Harris, Ramsey Philbin, H. 8, Karr and 8nitz Ed wards George | | WINTER GARDEN Mra. Irene Castle, danseuse and ctress, appears again on the silver sheet, in the picture called “No Tres- | | Passing,” at the Wint ren thea- | | ter, | | The story of “No Trespassing” in |troduces Mrs, Castle in a series of | events, She dances, rides, swims and | | wears a number of stunning wraps | and gowns. The action of the story | takes place in New York city and in| a picturesque town of Cape Cod | | “No Trespassin, which ts a Hod kinson released picture, was directed by Edwin LL, Hollywood, who for jseveral years wan production man jager for Mary Pickford. eee BLUE MOUSE “A Fool There Was” is now show. ling at the Blue Mouse theater for| one week Under the direction of Emmett J. 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