The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1923, Page 2

WOMEN SUPPORT TROOPS SHOW HOSPITAL BILL |Ask Care for Children of|First Aid Contest Or | Low Mentality Armory Saturday A delegation of Seattle club w POBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT Catalogue Free stunted me: eodhue said. T fee league hag 443 women nh on ita rolls wh nat of a child of § or 9, Miss G hue reported. Fanderbitt ¥ Hall, P. Von ips: ° Finish Repairs ’ }for tn ar on Tabernacle | are 9 tx « Repairs on the Gospel tabernacle of | °° the Christian and Missionary alii. | "° 3 ‘Third ave. and Cedar st. have i foes Completed for the opening op Ti, when the Rey. Luctus| /2B. Compton and Charles Donley will | s te charge of evangelistic meetings | OF ALL TORS | DOLS PRESCRIBE T 0 L I V E commuted to life imprisonment re + | cently If Wolf had been given care ‘No matter whether your physician |! treatment in an institution such hameopath, osteopath, | #4 1s axked under the Palmer bill, ha "er paturopath. Ask| Probably would have been cured and Why they all agree on old Port | the tife of his victim would have been The case of Roy Wolf, who was ntenced to death for a murder in lifornia, was given by Miss Good hue in support of her theory. Young | son. There will be no admission f the pub Wolf, whose mind {is declared to be that of a 9-year-old child, was dented Ho was mina admittance to schools here. repeatedly arrested for |fensen, and way finally ap for murder. His death sen Liquor on Ve fty-two stowaways on the at S. B. Jennings, and olive oil as a food tonic. | ved, M je declared. Ophiem and F. are suffering from indigestion. res ER hast f the of, just try Por’ Many Affairs Are live for one w ing to » Christian Association next week in-| | clude an Industrial Gtris' club cafe. | teria supper at 5:20 Monday evening, charm school from 6 to 7 o'clock, business meeting from 7 to § and swimming at $30. The club will have a play hour in the gymnasium |from 445 to 6:30. Tho Bustnens nt. WT FUSS WITH WUSTIRD PLASTER Jowman ain 'Glee Clubs Sing of the prez sing put on you can easily relieve pain,| at or stiffness with a little| Ey white Mustercle. es Musterole is made of pure of! of| supper if the cafeteria at 630 Sat lard and other helpful Ingre-|urday and games in the gymnasium is, combined in the form of the|at 7 nt white ointment. It takes | — [the place of mustard plasters, and |} ‘will not blister. \3 6 jock will be foliowed by an Barclay concert at & o'clock Saturday Night club will have = ece jazz ba ‘olces made the trip headache, congestion, | pleurisy, rheumatism, lurnbago, | 5 Pains and aches of the back or!) oints, sprains, sore muscles, | ruines, chilblains. frosted feet, colds | ppot the chest (it may prevent pneu! pmonmia). Ze and 65c, jars and tubes 4 Hotter than a mustard plaster. [| | Musterole usually gives prompt)> Stn wat a's) Gargle Throat With Aspirin Clip This if Subject to Sore Throat or Tonsilitis that’s something there’ nothing else but—in “Fort Prepare a harmless and effective | | gargle by dissolving two Bayer Tab- lets of Aspirin In four tablespoonfuls of water. Gargle throat thoroughly. Repeat in two hours If necessary. Be sure you use only the genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked | with the Rayer Cross, which can be | had in tin boxes of twelve tablets for tew cents. | SOOTHING VAPOR STOPS CATARRH If you want to get rid of catarrh misery you must first heal those raw, inflamed spots in the nose and throat. | Procure a supply of “Deo,” the} celebrated Dennis’ Eucalyptus Oint-| ment, from any good druggist Gently heat a spoonful of the oint ment in a tin plate and take in deep breaths of the pleasant, healing va-| por. This quickly clears the head and relieves irritation in the throat. The vapor penetrates every nook} and corner of the respiratory tract, | forming a protecting film of oil| over the diseased membranes, Right | away the raw, tender spots begin to heal, and if the vapor treatment is continued, night and morning, you should soon be free from all dis agreeable symptoms. “Deo” js sold everywhere tn 260 tubes and 50c jars, guaranteed or money back, Mfg. Co., makers, Berke! Advertisement, ==\Here’s Relief cy FOY Neuritis Never mind where, when or how | those awful, stab | " —INTRIGUE —REVOLUTION —ROMANCE in hin greatest nercen ro ht) ADDED ATTRACTION f a ne being the firat Woman's Home stories which put film cc dies on a new plane. rie SPOP ge eee Adminsion 10¢ Dennis v, Cal— “T guffered with tetter from childhood. It broke out in spots on my head and face. ‘cont, . | Stop at any first-class drug store the world over sell Marmola | and get a supply of Tysmol. Apply * one dollar for e/a small quantily of thin soothing Mermls #13 | preparation over the #pot that hurts, aig Kick mil: para’ Pp hat hurts, on Led and in @ short time you should be Advertisement fected parts until they would broke off. "TL trled many remedies bu did not give any relief, I free from pain. Tysmol {s taken up through tho pores of the akin, if direct to the throbbing, aching periphoral nerves, which quickly respond to ita healing influence, ‘There is no “dope” in Tysmol dangeroun drugs of any kind, Gu anteed to be ‘absolutely harml People everywhere say that nothing ever gavo them such wonderful re= Hef. Price $1 at oll loading drug- ists, Tysmol Company, Mfg, Chem: nts, 400 Sutter at, San Vrancisco— Ach for list of JOYNER Advertisement. AHE GREAT NERVE BUILDER HEAMOTONE red blood quickly. For child- and edults. $1 and $2 bottles, ly healed.” (Signed) Mr. Ohio, July 20, 1922. ig ri Recommended and sold by BARTELL DRUG CO, ticura Soap. STARTING SUNDAY .0-T-1-0-N with handsome Earle Willinms “This Wife Business” Compan News—Fun From the Prean Logen 200 SUFFERED WITH TETTER ON HEAD And Face. Itched and Burned. Cuticura Heals, ing pains of neu- itching and burning were so severe ritle got thelr start—you want r lef from the torture right now! that T'ncratched and irritated the af In the summer timo I could hardly bear {t. My halr became very dry and using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in three monthe I was completes Hicks, 2218 &. 36th Gt., Cleveland, Use Cuticure for all vollet purposes, n at jand thone Interested in child welfare « w teams . a the tional guard work will appear before an saa tiec mart Saowem gear’ |heartng of the house appropriations | ¢ a we ‘ ate jCommittes, in Olym M be will comp ard night | night, tn support of a roduced |!9 t emonstrat! lowe week Senator B. B.| Wt to be staged in the state two weeks ago by nator ¥ aianare” tar Sn ath sash “aak er, of Seattle, asking an a the King County Medica ot on of $150,000 Mine rescue work will be dem hospital for feeble nstrated by from the U. 8 in Western Wash 1 of Mines and an exhibit le A. Goodhue, of the child be staged by Seattle firemen, stutly @ivision ef the Seattle public! An exhibition war-time dressing sta schools, will be one of the speakers | tion has been esta ed by the na the boapital and school, Her investi First aid teams have been ontered gations of the erous cases of rt Lawt the medical Moves children with su me yent and Battery C of the 14 who have been refu: admittance to of t rd, ¥ ete infantry ‘ Je schools has led her to the con: | eyard the Bo: ste, elt q Beginning February 2¢ wo sha!i || clusion that a state hospital is the | firemen, Issaquah iners, Minor Me Gcoupy entire top floor of tho} )enly solution of the perplexing prob: | hospital, Swedish hosntte © tele building pictured above, lem of caring for the children, one company and the Columbus PEL space to admit 700 students. saya. anitarium 3 In an interview with the Star! silver trop Shawn een do fe mending students may secure} | cosumiay, uhe declared that wit 1 by the King County ated [ay Aammiesion by applying to Reg wees’ 443 « rea wit “a . “ i fstmr, Completa preparation tn al can Cokin ciiim “do : ; _ Pa) all branches of business learning. 50 to the echecls...A surv b ta ttee ot Pap Graduates placed in posttions rt a thae'e : - where their advancement ls rapid. ew ohn ear 1 Pi : 7 ; effort to place them fr Wurdema Wurde eo and |Nab Four Men and ssel steam ou will understand why all doc: | Planned at Y. W. lerade tiq re, officers rie it. All druggists. Port) 5s vee earn Wreceke |e given @ hear (Co. 316 S. Broadway.—Adver.} Activities in the Young Women’s |i, ‘hefore U. § stoner A. ( in Joint Concert A combined concert given by the by the > from nne’s ole n yne= early great The bleed. it they began Mar LIFE SAVING =a | Girls” club charm schoot wit) be heid | G!** ‘ mye nae "Wasttseten ssa | from 7 to $ on the eame day with a! r feilsad | ta atin bin terole Works Without the) rrr mmecting from 8 to 890 and Pe ee ey ae *Blister—Easier, Quicker | swimming at §:30 cipal fumbers gtren by | : simi ‘The Cosmopolitan club charm ay ouevedainds Ur sndoctions There's no sense tn mixing &| school will be held from 7 to 8 Tues |i ths vol xtet, the larger part eas of mustard, flour and water/day. Thursday the All Club supper!) ‘ { . px, HOUSE PASSES SEPASSES DELAY ACTION (STUDENTS WILL |The Largest Sale in America crescwn:| ON ENGINE BID, ENTER CONTEST! because : see it tine was Seagrave Company Appeals | Moose Offer Prizes for | Ea Es 1 ; ML Contract Award say on Mooseheart S | ' the Le ' of p the | offered $126 in prizes by the L c t i miract for purchasing 17 pieces of | Order of Moose here for essays 7" 3 A. The senate pitt reconsidered te the|T® SBhting apparatus from the| sooseheart, the national home f ume that valldates the Hillyard. wa-| itz Fire aging Co., at @ cost of tatneq for the orphans of members Pleases the most exacting tastes. t y , as te son 6,803, Decision on the purchas ; 4 #1 | hs er bonds, The house was to ©0%'| was delayed one week for further |f the order, at Mooseheart, It Quality — Economy — Purity — Flavor vene at 9 o'clock Saturday morning | investigation |" The first prise of $50 will be giv J 4 and was prepared for another hard orney Hugh Caldwell, who en-|¢® for the best essay on “Mooseheart Always ssured. eke fay’s work ‘ ae re c Object” The next two tered s contest of the contract at the |and Ite, Opiecia” 706 miven ror|Me& M GC. COOK, East 3383, Ell. 0350, Bistrisutors —— |Fequest of the Seagrave Co. which | Prizes, of $26 each, will be given pect sar tiepedgateiicapoeas ooastantaleshioneattaetaeaae ° ° jclaimed to be the low bidder, gave | the best essays from high and ¢ | Push Bill Banning | tice tnat he would appaal the feck [echoo! poplin. Twenty Ove. honor COAST LUMBER DEFEAT WHITE sion J Mitchell Gilt able mentions will be awarded «| (_, N ry J J Sale of Revolvers |!" °* “ager qat gm Hh prety yarn 4 | < Z OLEMPIA, Fah —itsonere [ture Pree rs fianiniad bot wt' ve eee | PRODUCTION UP| SLAVE BILL tion of the vote which Friday defeat 4 he St 6 students entert the contest } 7 4 senate bill Non 14%, relating to the| R doay dl from the 8 poemte doar - Py — . pte $7 *. etudent| A record tn lumber production for] OLYMPIA, Feb. 24.—The Mur : 1 %, rela nd st Friday's 4 the board ach contestant must be 2 aA peaho ch sie aod sale of rev and pistols, w agreed a condummate the po ons Jin m Seattle school, Eanays must be | the Northwest was announced Friday | phine “white slave” bill wna defeated ked on the next working day nd post bond to insure fulfillment, | Written on one side of the paper Only | at « meeting of the West Coast Lum-|in the senate Friday afternoon for the senate, Senator William Conner! city attorney George Meagher told | and must not over 250 words \rormen'n association held in the|the second time this session. The “The i. 1 the board that if the apparatus was; They must be sent to the p eg itp, | Hotel New Washington | vote was 20 to 18 in favor of the bill, he t was intre od by ator " " lepartment, Moore temple, cighth . t y Th f pure and the supreme court re partm The report of Hecretary Robert Al-| 10+ wine to the fuct that tt did not Walter m Of Plerco county, | versed the lower court on the con-|S¥®. and University st. The contest |i. sowed an increase of 16 per cent | PU ores § bi oa a at} j and provides that no @mall firearM| tract, the city would probably be| Will close Tuesday, March 20 for the firet nine weeks of 1928 over aia oe may be purchased without first ob | compelied to keep the Btus engines | any similar period in the history of fete % wh t from th et ¢ 4 to purchase new apparatua a ady coat the city more than $29,-| the asso : the county or the chief of 1 © of! cording to the bid of the Seagrave | 000 or more than the difference b A gen man's agreement in to be moved for reconsider- the pu to be mpar tween the higt ar bids'| ecught by the members’ éf the aso ee te Gane nciiman Ke. 1. Blaine told the] su ted wh the f regarding the labor 4 car Bee ia ane os Sroakceat aa board that de purchase havelcame uy fal proble which to be clouds on the ht n’s| Y. W.C. A. Starts ho voted ag’ were hotel folle n, at which Pre illinery Class M Women soa wire sro wen toll Wow’ ll Like This Picture was the 2 maps Ai tar - Sinclair Lewis in Colonial Dances ¢ ; x . . wrote | Maka Street Cay doy “re by phys rms of 1776 NDAND LAST —WEEK OF A MIGHTY EMOTIONAL CONFLAGRATION LATE L Pinte Pie] STARTING TODAY THE IMMORTAL STORY or LOVE REVENGE It is brimming with human situations and the sort AND of thrills, romance, action and understanding that ADVENTURE makes the world go ’round WITH AN AL STAR CAST RALPH GRAVES GEORGE NICHOLS BESSIE LOVE MAX DAVIDSON MONTE CRISTO ALEXANDRE DUMA It’s mighty worth while to see a picture like “The Ghost Patrol.” ALSO REGINALD DENNY IN “THE NEW LEATHER POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE Greatest Fire Scene Ever Staged u Last Times Today |_| fl —with fl FRANK MORTON james roaring and walls crumbling Me eae PUSHERS” around them—even as Seattle has been OLYMPIC MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY “50 Miles From Broadway” caught by this inferno of thrills and stag- gering climaxes— Those inimitable fight romance stories by H. C. Witwer Round 11 TRIKE FATHER, STRIKE SON” STARTING SUNDAY Entire New Show st i OLYMPIO MUSICAL COMEDY The scrappiest round of all, with a Dad and Son CO, OF 18 PROPLE heart twist that puts it in a class by itself. Presenting INTERNATIONAL NEWS TOPICS OF THE DAY “The Merry Maniacs” A nutty comedy with bright, catchy music and pretty girls, ALSO A Five-reel Comedy “One Right in Paris” SAUCY as tho lap of a coquette! SPICY as whispered scandal! ALLURING as scented, red ips! DESIRABL forbidden frutt! Always a 00d show, Admissions—10¢ to 260 ee et ech testa see ter th: Ea effort, Seattle Star’s New Universities “Diciowry COUPON Dictionary How to Get It For the Mero N Manufacture a COUPONS AND lifting A smashing dramatic audiences from their seats. —WITH— RALPH LEWIS JOHNNY WALKER ELLA HALL FRANKIE LEE Chinese Herb Apecialiat HERD REM for ehronte long = yenr utomach = ache, ture, paralysis, matiam heart, J. 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