The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1922, Page 3

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR 4th ot | 8eW. 68rd and 20th NW. Salmon Bay | j 97 lshown in Seattle in many months, $401 Meridia * } ecnool 6 and © Union, Madrona! and ist NB Fire te | go etit seth NOW 139—Lowell school, Federal ave oot jdrew capacity crowds at each > 16. #16 tand N. W ' Meroer 4th ave and H. Cherry, Walla/ formance Saturday and Buoday, at | Here’s Polling List for Tuesday Electi wrondertul dram of Precinct numbers and the locat 11071620 Dexter ave ON “ ” 5 oUng places in each precinet fol- | 10s © and Lee at . low | 1106 Pike at $4080 Mavecne ave anit rod r oth ‘eh a awnter worelty” way cee wr tiie f OTTO F. KEGEL, President nth Miller Po ce ovine ar | Callen Landis ley sehool 114-0100 W. Roy wt } Saturday and 60th 41-6019 Phinney °. "W ait sh pn Mercer school | “Kindred of the #088 14th NH wohool, nag | HEN: Ott ney ave, John | 116546 Woatiake N — | | ’ satiety chook: HE 432 5th bby Motel Rosiyn, Madison. Central | a a a | 446—-N. Tird and Greenwood, Fire @ta-/ 119424 Wa: Warren school. | 187-220 Marion #t. ; “Tn ‘ No. 2 | 120494 Wa Warren school. | 18s-—Ard and James. bby Co.-O1t Roberts in “The | | 12 Bryant) 45 ase pe + tag tard and 8. Lobby Cn.-Oity | 4“ ee vod ave. ’ ” Ww Thomas. th and Col jon | i< OS we. oun. Qrtens | ates ee 189—Tth and Columbia, Fire Station Ne | : halt j 124-116 © Lynn at 190—415 oren ave. batt “s and W, 80th, Green: Hoyiston ave. N. and Loulea ot./1si—917 James et , jeward soho! }192—918 Bpruce at . o and W, Tard. Fire | 3262409 101h NY }199—10th ave, and B. Madison, Office | Thackeray | save we wan. | ioailt Ns Broadway. . aetna &. and 16th W. Whit-|tusctith evens sites ave os Hiatt 9B. Madison Bungalow church, | 5) | 120—290 and & Columbia, Wire rea = “an x om ratona| ** W. ©, 1 Smitherin«/130— i Miaine and aTth N. MeGiivra . . | hool | and W, ¢T Wen. jin 00 Turner wa: | Complete EXPOSE nsf ee ~ 4 | L , ” S j tae N. and B Galer. Tenac ‘ THE SIN FLOOD of “Sawing a 2 | : | | iN. and I Madison, Fire Ste- ¥ - B. 4tnd | S5eh wt. Mallard igh school, | 192 N tlon No, #4 GETS BIG CROWDS Woman in Two Uaveraliy wa. j BEARS we en“ |i ve Liemrbea ‘drive and 2. Denny war e 368K ésth ot s—17th N, W. and Market #4. Ghurch 179 Mastlane ave” Cit gon “The Bin Flood,” one of the mont Tit First N. © Annex tt ‘and © Unton Medrona| unusual photoplays that has been 4644 First ave. N. B Green take) 43 N. W. and W. 60th, Mallard | 140-Federat ave and B. Mercer Walla school | Liberty tt Pacman 1 _Tisia ho ‘ echoot t4th ave. and %. Cherry, Walla ba nc hp Ss Nantes aca | ga—€318 soem 141890 16th ave, N Walla school ne leading woman ele | STILL THEY Comr zx "i Says He! fetesd Chir’ eck: Weiss veum.. |ekcane fee's AB Sy PA FOS i inagere ip erg Me gna TO SEE Barnes ave, Wash. Irving | i499) Madison om Opposite her, Richard Dix Paramount's t 144-—20th No and B Thomas, Lonateilow lath ave Grocery store | pictures, Opposite her, a 2 as Force oO “ and 14th NW. Old choot 209—11th ave. K Jefferson. Pacific| plays the part of a young broker “Th Old A er | $50 te ochool, |who undergoes a spiritual’ transfor sth N. and MB. Marriso 0 Ota. | 210 ith av e — Quit Work 3 — [E—SStm Nand Me Marrigom ire ae |s10-T8R"tty ave Detion, ane learoe’ the mensiag of ” s } Westlake ave N ltrue love measures up to ; 3 . | Homestead FE gender up, 0.8 ° W. t8m oh weet estas ont. , Saas: Sail... emma oe a James Larsen, a well-known : ” x. many dramatic parts in leading SRReDORE RouENTS er and interior decorator, of E. 4028) 344431 hed at oan % Spruce, Leech! | pictures of the past five ye , ‘Comtte—ebe Barry m th st., Spokane, Wash. Te4619 Phinney @ 163 schoo. |#een in the role of itinera wae I had contracted lead polsoning| 7}—<'1% Woodland Perm ave, 188 vison. Fire #1 brary. | Preacher, William Ortond ts a J ste ; ch an the co ° y ro! nich “ leas engineer, and Otte Hoffman in th urse of my work, which) “"~ Nation Ne. Mt ia dod site mtu tra - : baa peaused all kinds of trouble with) TT—N. «5cy and Densmore, Rear Police | |; H plays the part of a down-and.o my stomach, and no one who hasn't Sation Ne. 33. 186-—1638 }o2 jactor, Other members of the been through it can possibly realise] "—Pessrrerien churns | COO! | 1t—1a 3 |, Sedan trie’ home. |Fis—tsth ave. ® and Main at, Coltina/are Ralph Lewis, John Steppl how @ man suffers whose stomach | T?—4201 Aurora ' igh Ree eee eee eee ne Yeoler way, fire ote- | BOward Davies and L. H. King, jin upset by lead polsoning. Time and Fremont ave, COUR. | 55 pevioten ee ag = ele jand time again I ahd to quit work) 45 aes 160-1623 Boylston @ 2117 Jackeon ot 5 peg tiny h ‘ble HH na ‘Tana 161-1808 Bellevue oth &. and King ot, Grace m, w. | STRAND | jem. account of the terrible sri and Linden eve Fire 8te-/ 1431205 Stewart church “The Old Homestead,” with an awful sickness in my 162—Minor ave. and Virginia st. Fire | pains odore 5916 Dearborn et alietar cast headed by Th 400 26th ave @ ft Park ave. ch, and din't begin to} Station No. 16 he . . romana: and X)geuldn’s begin to ford. 144—Summit and & Union st, Summit 4th & and King et, Ratnter echoot, | Roberts, aa “Uncle Josh,” showing {tell how much this cost me in a“ hoot 1612 Charles at at the Strand, i# drawing large New showing time lost from work. ner we ane &. 902-904 Beventh ave. f. lerowds at each performance. The Earle Williams and Rodoiph “Well, sir, Tanlac overcame this| 55 $% 14th ave. S and Massachusetts at. rT) “|pieture portrays the life of simple Deaconess esttio- | country folk, and contains a great deal of humor, as well as dramatic | moments. A storm scene at the 4 Atlantic et, Col-| climax of the pict ts waid to be) lone of the greatest scenes of its| |kind ever adapted to the screen. at, acho! eee ae echool . Baker bivd., Franklin nigh | BLUE MOUSE | Danes devotess will find an| | especial delight in the big scenes of “Queen of the Moulin. Rouge,” | @ Ray C. Smaliwood-Pyramid pic! Hert bac ture which is the current attraction | Mb—29th M. and D ~ Hawthorne |4t the Blue Mouse. ‘ia oy ia a Martha Manafleld, the star of! 241--B213 46th ave. 8, Whitworth schoo |*h# Production, was one of the} 244-2808 Ferdinand wt. garage dancing beauties of the famous) [249—Rainter ave. and iludson st., police | Ziegfeld Follies.” | fub-atation rae er VALENTI 0 “A “A Rogue's R Romance” News te Comedy Time trouble completely and built me up in every way. I haven't lost a day! ' on at from work ‘since I started taking it,| "*—{St™ tre. WY: and W. Barrett, Inter: and to look at me now, no one) 91—4iT i4ih ave. W. Lawton schoot would think I ever had a sick day.” Tanlac is sold by all good drug. gists Advertisement MONARCH Malleable Ranges if Bake economy of the best is nowhere more evident than in a range. DR. WO CHINESE pocror Nature Chinese Herbs Crockett at The Monarch Malleable has a duplex draft, insulated walls, insuring easy fire control and economy in fuel. It has vitrefused linings that protect all walls that come in contact with fire or smoke against rusting | out. Barber shop. N. Johu Hay eshosl, 6°08 Rainier ave, Hillmen M. B 81—Hlinman City, tice station we, 20, | COLISEUM ran Gay, S08 eeeasen SG, SR Rupert Hughes, who recently ton school. signed a new contract with Gol Petri grocery. iro - Ht grocery. jdwyn, occupies @ unique position “Everything in Music” STEINWAY THE INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS The op ree! way to end a corn is Blue-jay. 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The public is cordially invited to take advantage of the augmented facilities afforded for the benefit of phonograph and record patrons. ave, Congre- ak ‘Shhesiont pb breed nerves oh ts one of the |” Playing at the Colonial theater this|the same program Ted Howland’s ~ 4 and Edmonds st. odolp! is one 0 | . Harson achool many stars who appear in “a | Week. It is the story of a dance hall | musical comedy players are present- ifornia ave ant cath 8. Ww. fire| RoeUe’s Romance,” playing at the| girl who is a thief. Her rescue from | ing “Too Many Babies.” Winter Garden. It wag tn this pic-| the underworld and her life in a re eRe . ture that Valentino danced the fa- ot , ‘incipal INCE! 524 W. 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