The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1923, Page 10

Convict, Disquised as Woman, Nearly Escapes }' THE SEATTLE STAR Enrollment Is Open | in Language Classes Makes Clothes Himself, But Fails to Get by Fagle-Eye of Warden LINCOLN, Neb, Oct. 11 Bitynge and all theatrical tmp “Kid” Cole | came within an ace of walking out| came wtihin an ace of walking out | its doors as one of a group of coun-| try people who had just finished touring the institution. | He had dressed himself up in a} woman's costume he had designed | and made himself in odd moments out of bits of material he had stolen from the upholstery and chair shop | in prison, where he worked. | CAUGHT DESPITE | HIS DISGUISE | Cole, in this disguise, had allowed | himself to be escorted with the| crowd thru the larger part of the| prison by a bevy of “hard-boiled” guards, who never noticed he was not a woman. He had the ill-luck, as the crowd was being filtered out, to come under the eagle eye of Dep | * uty Waren Kavanaugh, who recog: | nized him even under his paint and) powder and in his feminine rig. | Prison offictals give him credit for | tremendous cleverness in the prep-| aration of his woman's disguise. It | Was perfect in every detail, and in| nine cases out of ten would have won him his way out. He had perfected a good-looking | hat of cardboard, wire and chair lin- | ings; made a wig out of the fino || black hair used in the better uphol- | stering jobs; swiped from the store- room of the prison theater a pair of women’s black oxfords and tinted | them brown to go with the color| Scheme he had laid out; fashioned | &@ pair of women’s stockings out of | the sleeves of a discarded brown silk jersey; made a corset of blue satin chair backing and fitted with | dozens of eyelets taken from army| hos on the junk pile; carried a brown hand bag; made a neat-look- ing gown out of mercerized brown lining for chairs, SURELY “CLEVER” ‘When and where he did the pains. taking work necessary, the prison officials do not know. Pan Has a Good Bill Russian Dancers Are Best Feature “‘Sarafan,”’ the featured act on the Pantages bill this week, carries a real Russian atmosphere and is pre- sented in one of the most elaborate and artistic settings seen on tha local Pantages stage this season. The act itself is colorful, a company of Slavs presenting somo of Russla’s| best dances. The singing of ¥ Makarenko {s one of. the best fe: tures of the vocal offerings. “Swede” Hall, or Billy, is one of the most popular stars on the new| bill. ‘Hilda, the Original Gem,” is| the name of the comical sketch he presents with the aid of two other yaudevillians. His comedy {s of the sure-fire kind and wins every audi- ence. | A novety act offered by Josephine Davis, pretty young comedienne, and the singing and comedy patter of Denis hot and Nonnette Torini, | in “When the Clock Rings,” are also| very entertaining features that are| being well received this week. Paul and Georgia Hall with their musical act and the juggiing turn of Nestor and Vincent make up the re- mainder of the bill. Seattle Band to March in Parade The U. 8. 8, Seattle navy band will march at the head of the Seat- tle delegation in the parade of. the national American Legion conven. tion at San Francisco next week. And thus will legionnaires from all over the world be informed that the flagship of the Pacific fleet was named in honor of Seattle. Admiral Rh, ¥, Coontz has thus informed Rainier-Noble post of the order for the band’s participation. French scientist predicts that in a few hundred years the world will bo fa the grip of another ice age, SEIZE) MOONSHINE EN RAID ups of a hundred of guards, 1 in a secluded corn a quake procession passed him, joine has been | (right Navy Yard Obser _ THE G OBS’ MAY DISSOLVE. GERMAN MEET FEW WORKERS |Refuses to Permit BIG HOUR ] PAY TO FUND Search; Is Arrested The Bon M arche’s October Trade Gale. — Llores A Leading on Brand! All First Quality! Save From sbi ab to One-Half Now! 1,000 Pairs 12-Button Fabric Gloves Washable backs. 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