The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1923, Page 4

WAR VETERAN NOW MANIAC ~ Hero of Zeebrugge Goes In- sane Aboard British Ship LOS ANGELES, Deeans of wat the bridge since that Might during the great war inw Dioh tho British warship Vindictive was Brounded in the harbor channel at Beebrugge, but the whole story ts) Geliriously related time and again in| “am harbor hospital today by Quarters Master George Turner, who was! transferred on a stretcher yegter from the British stedmer xo Turner went ray e the ship was sev crew all about the s Drandishing a meat cleaver. ‘was finally trapped in a small room, Where he was pet in an impro YVised straitjacket. Turner was & member of the Dover patrol, who faced the ter Tiffo fire from the German shock guns and bottled up the sudmarine ase by sinking the Vindictive in the mouth of the canal at Zee Drusge. He wears the British D. s M. for conspicuous gallantry Played at that time, Women Entertain for Spanish Vets More than $00 Spanish war voter: ‘ansand their families and friends at LOCAL MISSES FL “AVOR KISS THE SEATTLE STAR ES How LeT Me Get wee STRAIGHT, GWEN'S 1S ORANGE, | HELEN'S Is CHeRey, ROWS IS PEACH AND Padoys ( STRAWBERRY . 4 OF course Here ‘S Wit, Be a PEACH / “NOW! ay FRUyp 4 FLAVOR For Peaches AND ALSO A fended the speaking and entertain nt program of the Woman AUX; ry to the Fortson:Thygeson camp Roosevelt hall Thursday night: makers included Mrs. Myron B.| "Rayne of Raymond, department pres. | ident of the auxiliary, and F. M. Mc an, department commander of the | Spanish War Veterans. Dancing and a musical program followed. Lasky and Warner Studios to Reopen HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Dec. 28.—Re Sumption of ptoduction in Hollywood | Motion picture studios, now closed down, will occur January 7, when} Doth the Famous Players-Lasky and the Warner Brothers will open with ® full program ahead, according to | tc Gefinite announcement today Lasky's will start the new 5 With three companies working. Others will be €an be and scripts pared. Warner Brothers w J With two companies at the Scientists there need be no fear Of the sun “dying” too quickly, and| Of the earth getting cold. The sun's] heat will last, they say, for another Dillion years or so. A woman's hair may be her crown ing She may rouge her cheeks and powder dimpled knees. Bu these wiles may fail to ensnare the coy young male if the flavor of her lipstick doesn't please In Seattle modistes ar r seek © the female form divine, and wrinkle, brother, is for + wife and mother to ed daringty | Upsticks But orange Or, of them's a that even grape (Tho a cor ere he tried other folks migh don't you know.) whi ch vexed ~~ LEMON Favor. h her magtc and must t rf For if wifey t hub’s fips day, fe exereiae lips f CUBAN DIPLOMAT ‘BERTHED INU. S. {Noted Character Fills Am- ua No’ ALL Go AKY Mo’ OB Dem BLACKBERRY LIPSTicKks ? Jos, You are FALSE To me = | 10SE NOTING BUT TAWBERRY ) TELEPHONE MEN HONOR TINKHAM Former Superintendent Here Is Advanced Hidding farewell to 1H hum, an for plant of ¢ phone Co. Wan! end honor © new Keneral superinte: with Juries Vavific count, phone men ‘Thuraday night 4 dinner Junt before Tink the train for his new auarters at Ban Kranolseo, ‘The various plant employe uns: one, thru a general conmittes headed by Willlam Htenhouse as vhalrman, arranged the affalr and the programm, arl A. Thompson acted as toastmster, Responses were given by, C, 0. Heattle; J. W, Nowell of the traf. fie department 1, Lowrle, dt nm wuperin nt of plant in IM ploye associat Nordfora of Tacoma Hull, chief foreman of tn Installation, who attic to Los Angeles, spoke briefly as a guest of honor, A Harris, district plant engigeer, leay Seattle for Sacramento, was of honor Tinkham presented G. L. 1 as his successor an division Kuper. intendent of plant in Washington, Larson recetved an enthusiastic wel- A delegation of 36 was pren- ent from ti ‘oma dintrict and and Herman »bott for the em | woon| IS’ PARDONED; GOES TO JAIL CHICAGO, Dew, 28.-—Philip Grows man, former Chicago saloon keeper, convicted of violating an tnjunc: Hon, and pardoned by President Coolidge, wan under arrent here tw day, Ho bad 4 & fugitive from | justice for a year jromman surrendered yenterday, police naid, that the prow dential ency had reached of | ficial hands here Federal Judge won, he ell held, At the same time. Muperintendent Graham of the house of correction Informed, pollee of the receipt of Gromanen's pardon and ordered him relenned, | Undevided ag to which order to obey, United States Marshal Levy Jailed Growmoan temporarily, Myers, manager at | ‘UNIVERSITY TO RESUME STUDY University of Washington neat Thureday, Junuary 43, for the winter term, usually the buslest quarter of | the college yoar, Rogltration blanks will be given | out to the returning students on | Wednesday, the day after New Yi Because of the many winter quarter fg Usually the heavi- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1923. ee = Tires on Credit = Many people are taking advantage of liberal Kany ¥ ments on tres, WHY NOT YOUT Your tires eont no more and we charge no Interest: Come and nee un, AFTER-CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Yord Hadiator Shell, nickel No, 80 8. & M, Bpot- plated with bare... 82.06 ght sasssieras Pedal Blot Clonors tor Aptis. 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There were several musical | numbers on the program end ay The highest hotel built near the summit «frau, in the Alpa, 500 feet in Europe ls now of the . | Swis mon: at the beaches whe And the friend! ft} she start day and kisses al will have and night Tickets Are Good at Any Skating Session— bassador’s Job versity and many from the local schools at the ONE PROBLEM think shopping ww such a worry; don't you, dear?” “Rather it an fof me remember which shop I ow I can never for the lit ey to." Passing Bhow (Lanon), Hey, Skinnay' ICE SKATIN who are gradu: | | strike of bank clerks, of the present semester will reg: | ister at the ¢ university eat week, Business in 6pain was seriously in terfered with recently by a general LA Mete TAILORING AILOR Bee last page of today’s Star DK. EDWIN J. 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