The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 20

CLEVER FROCK For Every Occasion That indispensable frock of velvet, chenille velvet, crepe or satin, should be chosen now while selections are full of such charming and un- usual models. Frocks for parties, for dining and danc- ing and for general service. $29.50 $35.00 $39.50 A smart wool does Wool real duty, and there Dresses are both tailored coat and dressier modes with effective embroid- eries, bright colored girdles and cuffs or softening touches of lace — $25.00, $29.50, $39.50. Credit With Easy Payments Wertbers @ Childs Negro Robber Is | Parole Violator TACOMA, Nov. 15.—Arrested here Ballplaying was popular in Egypt | 4,000 years ago. as the man who UIT VAUDEVILLE Twiee Dally :15 $:20 10 It Willlam Williams, 2 a was back in ral prison MoNeil island today as a parole lator Neate vio» Moss and Frye — was found ~~ Hegedus Sisters | and t Juan Keyes ‘ * Harry ‘Watson, Jr. ii 9:10 : year sentence for To:ag || army cant memt | FRANK MAYHEW Kile! eS De Lyle Alda | with | Edward Ti SaT9 Et n term in jail some Matinees: 1 erated Mayhew of connection with the offense. pretty nifty with spaghetti H luhill DR. EDWIN 4. BROWN’S DENTAL OFFICES 196 Columbia St Seattle's Leading Denti fee More Than 11 Years Sherman, ay & Co, Play these rolls! robbing an | °? n in the Philippine PLAN LEGION POST COMBINE Four Organizations Merged Into One Seattle's four downtown American Logion posts will roorgantzed into a centralized body, similar to the Chamber of Commerce organ- lration, If the project submitted to Beattlo post No, by its past commander, phon J Jn, 48 adopted, A committee o' that post in studying the poasibil- ities of a form of consolidation and will report back at some future date, Chadwick sald ‘Thursday “It will not be a consolidation In tho true senve of the word," proponent explained Thursday, cause I do not propose that the Ralnier-Noble post, the Seattle post, the Maplo Leaf post and the John Paul Jones post. should lose thelr identios and mix thelr interests too much, Hut it would form a strong organization of united lo planned some other — proposition, there would be a canvans by one organization instead of by four.” He proposes that the organiza: tion, as It would be reorganized be by one commander and an executive etary with the var- fous Interests includ in commit. Insta: he continued, “if you were a former nayy man you'd be a member of the naval affairs committee, They could meet their own interests and to he their own speakers, but would under one head when it came te any general interest, wick’s plan. separately * WATER SHUTOFF NOTICE ] Water will be shut off Friday | on Montlake bivd., from Mont lake place to the Lake Washing: | ton canal; on Hamlin and Shelby | from E. Park drive to W. | drive, and on all of EB. drive and W. Park drive m. to 5 p. m. Stokes Looks Up Marriage Record NEW YORK, Novy. 15.—W. E. i in person at the court, Jersey City, today to obtain the off! al record of hin mar. | rlage to Helen sil Stokes refused to answer q | tall: | nat tack on the v | Suspect Held for Police Gun sts, | Park Park from 8 that Williams had | ago by a burglar the target range © police xtatic led by asement wan the numbers We Specialize in DENTAL PLATES $12.50 When in need of teeth y« that part o Nght, strong. tating and ‘ti aterial fit ts the t and thet | Chadwick, | .| months in the county Jail, reape gionnaires within Seattle and when tho Legion went out for funds or| Loc! under Chad-| WOMAN WILL BE SENTENCED Found Guilty of Running “Blind Pig” Dolla Sayers, charged with operat Ing a bootlegging “Joint,” was found guilty by @ foderal court jury which | |brought in a verdict ‘Thursday morn |ing after deliberating ainco the trial cloned Wednesday, She will be sen:| tenced Monday, When they pleaded guilty to viola tion of the national prohibition act, | Arthur W, Davin and John Perkut were fined $500 and serifenced to alx | ly, by Federal Judge Jeremiah Noter huraday Despite the number of liquor cases disposed of in the two dixtrict durin gtho first halt of the |the dockets for several additional ys were filled with similar ea huraday. Edmond De Clerg, © and Mildred White 1 to go on trial before Judge Cushman Thursday morning. were ‘PROBE WALTON| ‘PARDON POWER OKLAHOMA CITY, Noy, 15.—| Paroles and pardons granted by | Goy, J. C. Walton to persons jcharged with robbery, murder and statutory offenses, were Introduced as evidence tefore the Oklahoma | nate court of impeachment thin afternoon. | ‘The house board of managers an- | | nounced they would not attempt to |show the governor received any tn. |ducement to cause him to ¢ this clemency, but they would friends of Walton secured foon therefrom Walton never received any money | corruptly while governor, in the | | knowledge of Dr, BE. T. Bynum, his former executive nsellor and now | Principal witness against him, By- num testified today, ait | BATTLE FLEET | MOVE redro today began ita m to the Caribts is winter the combi | Atlantic fleets will prac euyer during the winter. All submarines exce or on the first leg nea, where 4 Pacific and ¢ and man wo left the 4 of the trip Theft * superdreadnaughts waters for four years While on the trip the Pacif will visit Eastern and W ports, returning here abou " Cleveland May Get Republican Meeting WASHINGTON, No 1 He n, ion in Cleveland the memory of Warren ( publican na 1 committee which heard repre: n of five cities necking the mpon of Cley 1 of the Inte p would be a graciou tribute to his home Tpham, treasurer of the al committee Chicago. b andum of by the larg fon if held in Chi Marine Veterans to Form Organizat United States ma the world war will Friday evening, > p.m, at the American Leg rooms, 609 Third ave., for the pur pose of forming a marine organiza tion, All marines are attend. requested Sixteen ”” We Tell It Wit Let’s Go To “Sweet Sixteen” Wherever women discuss Fashion, the purchase of their new clothes and the saving of money, “Let’s go to ‘Sweet is heard above everything. More women are today wearing “Sweet Sixteen” garments than ever before. They know that “Sweet Sixteen” creations give perfect satisfac- tion in Style, Quality and Price, and that any need, at any hour, for any occasion, can be supplied at— New We never have to urge a sale through any such a merchan- dising stunt as a pretended “Reduction” or any other so- called Sale” excuse. New Sport Coats For those wide-awake women who love to appear in the role of represent- ing last-minute smartness as it is known today in New York at Styles with a new dash, S in patterns of stripes and plaids that are Fashion’s latest; and beautiful solid color Polaires; some with fur collars and cuffs; all full silk lined. Dresses “Just out,” youthful creations that put the final touch of style for the winter season to one’s makeup. There’s a world of satisfaction in them, in Quality and Price also. Frocks for the party, the theatre, the reception and the dinner. Dresses for every occasion, day or evening, in silks and wools of a variety that will astound you at Courtesy, Service and Real Satisfaction For Juniors, College and High School Girls, Misses and Women of all ages, in sizes 16 to 44 SECOND AVENUE AT SPRING STREET Los Angeles San Francisco | Liquor Violator |Man Hit by Heavy Forfeits His Bail) Timber May Die Time evidently makes the sum of] TACOMA, Wash, 15.— 500, posted ax bail, pale into insig:| struck on the h nee in co to urt to face timber in ntien ssto and’ sal Wednesday, Marti: Sock 08 a hospital here to in a critical condition. He fell unconscious after , at 8% Wash. | Tecelving first aid and it is belleved ed early | his skull is fractured. Appear when his * B in federal court} Since the outh z. 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