The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 10

PA DRYING ENGLAND Celebrate Anniversary IS TOUGH TASK of “‘Rights for Wee Woman’s Party in U. S. memorate First Meeting BY FLORA G6. ORR HINGTON, J National » Com- “Pussyfoot” Johnson Admits Making Slow Progress LONDON, July 2%—"Damn ver he t WAS To rob the ay Is still the sic er a 1 Mra, Stanton 6 wor hook hands and when should right » convention which to. the views of this lively legislato woman's bition is not " ny strides | mecting ™ ® on t ey . ome in England. me Even “Puss: Joht adly | for wom remarked th never make will only co dry of and that will not be fe The planned cot the drys, mostly Lady Astor's gown present parliamentary rather flat. i While there has been no return to pre-war saloon hours are Row limited to nine hours daily (five | yy on Sundays)—the general ¢ fs towards loosening tightening liquor rest hours are readily gra Occasions, and bef servative gov power, the wets can b to pry the Ud a bit highe That the: a tation for return to 5 due largely to the att brewers and saloon-keepers them selves. Publica nd that they can make the ofits (sometimes more), w labor, | § es a prominent figure Mm the shorter hours, and conse Wh 0 we mites ° equal right suffrage quently they are not disposed to | Engl ° Do You Kaas When You At this first ation of Independer o Chapman Catt say Woman Suffrage and the women promptly found had “as many grievances the government of men gainst the govern ption of the| that they equality com: | agninst in force | the colonists had in some part of this country today," | ment of King George: Paul says. ‘Many of them,| Even so, in 1852, when Susan B f equal pay for| Anthony was a duly accredited dole t ship | gate ‘Tem of | mil le. | Temper such as th of the 1 for si in tons. hunt ervices | nability the ed Ww ance al | Ov |men of ob antl-| the in} this year, to the grave n y in Mins Anthony ore than and ed t , world of th land from the Un gate waves | 3 have e8 along with ixty years for longer opening hours. Twelve hours daity is the utmost they ask for, and it is doubtful if this Will ever be exceeded. Hotel resi now ao Are Most Likely to Die? The “Man in the Street” is not| greatly concerned about American seizures of liquor on British ners. | At first sight he was, not unnitural- | ly, Inclined to regard the seizures a: @ violation of international laws, Rational affront, etc., but he did no! get excited about it, for the average Citizen does not make trans-Atlantic | voyages. He is now disposed to ac @ictum of Ronald Me i, Secretary for foreign affairs, ‘ou | don't like American methods, souk hea fo there.” Accordingly, he 1s quite | ve Willing to let the governm: 2 the matter diplomatically, #0M expressing the opinion that @elzures are “damned impudence” casionally. jewspaper stories of boo! nd the troubles of th prohibition enforcement officials in America, & source of endless joy to the Brit na | Asher, who is placidly content with | ° #43, fi the conviction, “It could never rs pen here.” . S. Public He: alth Ser vice Tells Secret of} Continuing on This Earth WASHINGTON, July 2. |much 1 will you live You can compute your easily, for instance, the abcess on . tooth that manufac pus that injures the kid natin that dle h | charge rheumatiatn; jthe 1 the skin that and it} ‘into a deadly can good you probably will strains than two-thirds kent i} it gives of work would do How "It bs, the root tures the neys; t “expecta nays phe h service, w plan: | Subtract your age from $0, under. some cer; for of the| w mit to a th mily phy me A general drive fo al exami 6 Amert n, which ¢ says that at least 2 next Last Times Friday— “The High Cost of HOUSEHOLD INS SECT PESTS | ect pests make life misera’ mes by “Fair and Warmer” ies cockre s and ants will Ackerman & Harris Protfer of t housew when | t Summer is the time ¥ has p ) n which will tell the most ap ‘ \¢ the premises of these insect visitors of this bulletin mai] the coupon below. stations of 1 spite of every pre such 7 our copy fill out and —best in the West today } Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. ©. I want a copy of the bulletin, “Household Pests,’ You Haven't 1. TH You H HERMIE KING convention | jo | screen version of Rex Beach's lived tn] *| Another picture in xt year] inclose herewith a two-cent postage stamp for same. THE 30 RUNWAY GIRLS WILL CHARM you —Kiddi Name.. Dime, Any Time— LLL OLYMPIC Madixon, Het. Firat and Second Street and No City State TILL SATURDAY NITE The Girl From Broadway BIG 4-IN-1 SHOW WITH POWDER PUFF GIRLS ADDED ATTRACTION JUVENILE AMATEURS TONIGHT —10¢—15¢—25¢— W] NEW SHOW ld TO- SUOUULANUEUUAAUUOUULEUEO EEUU eee. Pa” Bieter A L TODAY AND SATURDAY TONIGHT | “KICK IN” Compson “10c vi ov. M. After or. M. 20c UNUSUAL CAFETERIA BY DAY PRICES IN THE CITY WITH REGULAR CAFE SERVICE AFTER BPM “Columbia the Gem and the Ocean” H. 0. wirwmn's “LEATHER PUSHERS” The Latest and Greatest! RED RUSSIA RUVHALUI A Sensational Pictorial Record of Soviet Russin Today ER NENEREES YER EELS SEES ESSE! + OPPORTUNITY Star Want Ads HUSTED SCREEN 3 STAGE WORLD of MAKE-BELIEVE : BELIEVE] Shuart’s Footwear ( Featured Here | TODAY'S PROGRAMS SCHEIN Nex Beach's “The Mpetl ing Milten Sills, Anns LIBERTY ore,” feat Mack Shadows,” # Clearance tare of the South Bes STRAND—Dorothy Dalton in Law of the Lawless,” COLISEUM "Children of Ja Theodore Koaloft and Kleen BLUE MOUSE—"The Girt I with Charles ay WINTER GARDEN For § ever How Women & In.” le of Lost Slips." de saan MEKHOPOLITAN—"fiptee of 18: MELLIG—WIl King presents High Cost ef Loving.” PANTAGES—Varlety vaudeville pro- pain PALAC prices. “The MIP—Vandeville and phete- play, “Mary of the Movies.” OLYMPFIC—Musical comedy and mo flow pletures. For Saturday $65 85 little time remains The Spot houses at the Li |lar novel, with ity cast of pla inclusive of Milton Sills, Noah | Boor Anna Q Nilsson and others jhas been one of the most popular pictures of the summer. Douglas | MacLean, in “A Man of Action will featured at the Liberty, be Satu: May McAvoy takes one of |the leading parts in “Kick \In,” which began its run at picture, “the Girt 1\the Colonial theater Friday. ow at the Blue Mouse the.| Misa McAvoy is a favorite ater, Charles Ray plays a part) with many fans. jwhich is different from any in| which he haw previously been seen. | He mucceastully takes the role ot an| $175,000 Paid for |Indlana country boy who loses the| Part of a Horse girl he loves to another, This adap: |tation from Jamgs Whitcomb Riley’s| LONDON, July 27—Three quar lish race horse have poem by the name will be|ters of an shown for last time Friday | just sold for $176,000 night ‘Salome starring Nazimo-| Tracery is the horse | va, will begin ite run Saturday lish bred, he has resi STRAND r | with the sale of @ popu-| to ¢ ginning BLUE MOUS In Loved, the Broken Lots at $2.85 and $4.85 The best makes are represented at these prices. HOSIERY 1318 Second Avenue came the and tho Eng ed in the Ar of years, His nan colnelded © for a number to his native soll a part of t }iar cast, which ts ache leave the clty after Friday n lings, is “The ana ea of his Argent They wil now at Cha: loff take leading parts den West Kerrigan, urday ‘| brought th dren wi toned at mark riea de odore Kom Papyrun, lish Derb | COLUMBIA the name Both the jin Ir ntage pla | Sale Saturday greater reductions than will be found at Shuart’ style of seasonable footwear you may ire will be found here at pleasing s. Any i $985 will be the prices of thousands of pairs of the best foot- | wear obtainable, in all the wanted materials and styles. from the best American mills, priced at $1.39, $1.95, $2.95 Between zz, Union and University ‘ 4 the non: fictional film, * c bo seen fi Columbia Fr who took th are Quebec Building Many Big Bridges EC, Que., July 27.—Some process of construc- *, i.|Dr. Fridtjof Nansen Tynan! Will Visit America : NEW YORK, July 21-—The World Alliances for Intern OUT TT leading par as well an fn particular eee |ahip Thr stage play, conn the pleture, has been |well recetved by “Black Shadows, and people of the 8 }also has proved popular Hoot Gibson, In “Out of Luck," 1s to bo the coming week's attraction ture dtjof Nansen, ee rue taser, il vet oe) Etienne Brule Is : ¢ Honored by Cairn! speak at the elghth annual mocting of the Americar Hot the World| gauiT STE. MARIE, Ont, July Etienne Brule, the discoverer of Alliance to be held in Philadelphia | + M Lake Superior in 1622, 1s to be hon- Many Head Cattle cairn bere mag, Now Sold in Ottawa ei Tells ee OTTAWA July 27 in- at public stockyards t four months of 1 head, as com 100 offered during the howing Sea ncenes COL E Percy and Ricard Corte are the players in “( particu the scenes and an Theodore Kosloft ured hildren of Jazz," the jazz, ' Coltseum Her Correct Name LONDON, July Lengien’s last ex ride are among th pleture. “A Gentleman ‘ack Holt with of Jazz” Saturday WINTER GARDEN “How Women Love" ta the pres ent photop! ion at the Win ter Garden Be Blytho, as a prima who said she would not fall in love, but does, ts seen in the leading role. This plo ture will continue to be the Winter Garden's attraction unti! Sunday. soe of Leisure,” replaces “Children ame 18 pronounced Leng-len, as in tennin, and not “Long-long,” she told listen- ers-In when she broadcasted to them donna Bere BETTY BLYTHE in “Stow Women Love” ” Also Charlie Murray Comedy Coming Sunday Rex Hench's “Siiver Horde” Mntiners: 2:30 ARTHUR ALE Nighta: 7 and 9 ANDER & CO, at ) NROADWAY Quinn and liner COLONIAL F Lytett, Betty Compson and| May McAvoy play lending roles tn |Kiek In," the picture now show: ing at the Colonial theater The story of "Kick In’ revolves around gracias SIoMmmol oman om omnna prison and decides to go straight ides orenn Artiatry J. A. Kennedy World's Champion Tire Changer inn Tire-Changing Contest Nights: 400 PALACE HIP “Mary of tho Movies,"*in which many well-known Hollywood play ers aro seen, 1g to be shown for the jast time at the Palace Hip theater! on Friday, The new program, bo-} | ginning Satur , In to feature “Di. | voree,” with Eva Novak | Matinees: 2he WOMEN'S APRONS, in ging- ham and percale, nicely trim. med with zigzag brafd and em- broidery. Very 89c gpecial WOMEN'S UNION’ SUITS— “Lawrence” tailored knit suits in white and pink. Regular $1.25 values, on Pr ea CHILDREN’S HOSE — Fine silk lisle, black, brown and white. Regular 60¢ values, on cate He ot $1.00 three y BATHID SUITS—All_ wors- ted and splendidly made. These will be closed out at whole sale ~ mice D299 $3.95 COTTON BATHING On special sale evening night DANCING TAUGHT $5 Summer classes ktart Monday even- ing, £:20. Plenty of No embarrarement, Lend- Professional Instructors, ast 0269, I’rivate lessons all OLMYPIC rile Williams’ starring “It Can Be Done,” will be seen at} |the Olympic until Sunday, when aj] fig ge new program {s to be offered Phon erence hours. vehicle, | practice, Ss isle of Loat Ships," now at the Princess theater, Is. to. be. 1 MM MMMM placed on Saturday by “A Princo} |There Was,” in which Thomas Meighan Lis featured. |Golf Club May Be Used as Musket, Too! LONDON, July 27.—Partners in | golf foursome killed two birds during a round at the Thorpe Hall course, in Essex. A. W. Wass-drove from the 10th |tee. Tho ball hit a tit-lark 50 yards away. The bird was cut cleanly in | two. Ten minutes later Was#'s partner, A. F. Hart, played his second shot— a mashie—from the 12th fairway and struck a singing lark in flight. Tho bird was Killed, but not mutilated. Both birds are to be stuffed, and will be placed in the clubhouse along and a greenfinch Killed by other golfers on special sale Saturday for 1,000 YARDS PERCALE, ba- tiste, voile and nainsook; regu: Jar 30¢ values, on salo 10c for, per yard BOSTON BAGS of genuine cowhide; splendidly construct- ed; black and brown; $2.60 values, on sale for Grocers, wand Beginning July 29th 4.00 » Rid the Home | ) thousands of housewives. | | quitoes, moths, fleas, ants minutes and pests are dead. work, walls, metal or fab- Sold, by, Drusgi lardware Atlantic Express Train No, 4 Dre! Train No 4) Pint 75e Gallon | EARLIER | of Insects IL E A Vv ] NG Tl M E| | FLY-TOX acclaimed by Just what they have needed to war against files, mos- and other insects. Easy to use. Just spray for few ) Pleasant odor. No dirt. No dust. Won't stain wood- ries, Absolutely harmless to humans and animals. eoacanant ‘Stor | Half Pint 50c Quart, Mouth Sprayer FREE Hand Sprayer 500 Will leave Seattle at 7 p, m (instead of 7:15 p, m.), arriving Spokane at 8:30 a, m., Min neapolis 7:26 a. m, and St. Pau Flower of it ien 7:88 a, m.,,'making direct. con- Not What It Looks nections for Chicago and points LONDON, July The world's largest flower \# driving crowds away from the famous Kew Gardens, up on the Thamos. Its smell is ay powerful as its bulld, The new flower is from Sumatra, It shoots direetly up from the ground to a helght of seven feet, Its odor shoots all around the countryside and is offic jally described as a mixture of rot. ten fish and burnt sugar, Money Back if It Does mot Kill, Northern Pacific Ry. Ticket Office, 1407 Fourth Avenue, Willott 5580 Vhone ALUMINUM Fine quality aluminum percolators, roast- , frying pans, preserving kettles, etc., Gingham $3.98 Eighty-seven well-styled mod- els in tricotine, Chicara, All- tyme crepe and knit silk fabrics closed out while they last Satur- day at $3.98. See these and you will know why the House of Bargains is growing so fast. Girls’ Dresses 89c Twenty-five doz. girls’ dresses, sizes 6 to 14, on special Saturday for 89¢. Mostly gingham, but some dandy panty dresses are in the lot. See these early. MEN'S HOSE—White mercer- ized lisle. Regular 3c values, on sale, two T for . BOYS’ BLOU and pereale; $1.25 values, on sale REGULAR $1.50 CAPS for men and boys, on sale at .. CHILDREN’S SCUFFERS — Pearl colored; sizes 6 to 11. Regular $2.50 values; on sale for. . $1.49 LITTLE TOTS” patent leather Mary Janes; sizes 814 to 11. Special Satur. : $1.69 day ... x REMNANT SALE of 95 pairs pumps and Ox. tnd che $7 98 fords, Closed out at .. WHITE CANVAS SHOES— Low shoes, leather shoes, san- dals and Mary Janes; odds and ends. Choice while 49 c they last .... BABY CASTILE ‘So. AP and Lana Oil Glycerine Soap, Reg- ular 160 values, On shle Saturday, two tor 5c USE BARGAINS DEPARTMENT STORE 1419-21-23 EIRST AVE nH INU ee ver ee Silk--Wool Dresses At the Price of WCCO AT ou TT TTT fom (one) Tomiennion foicmmonioon onc ion