The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1924, Page 19

roMOor AND— “Yankee Consul” ~COMING SATURDAY GERALD BEAUMONT Red Book Stor America’s Leading Cit ANDY GUMP “WHAT'S THE TODAY AND AROW ONLY DOUGLAS = MacLEAN s ia the— The Fam —IN— User L THE BEAUTIFUL CLOAK MODEL” FRIDAY SO HURRY! “THE GREAT WHITE Way" NELLIE, THEM ALL— —Saturday— DAREDEVE “NORTH NEVADA’ COLLEEN MOORE with ALIC JOHNNY WALKER TULLY MAR —FRIDAY AND SATURDAY — JACKIE COOGAN in More THRILLI Than “Ths Mask of STUNT ACTOR in— rden Orebestra Any Time 10¢ Loge Seats 20¢ oie BATILS LAK HURSDA Doings of the Movie Folks IOLOGICAL determir tion will continue to n men easy victims until the sheiks of grow cold. If not tims, at least poter Which urbing fact made it easy for Claire De Lores to establish herself among the sereen cynosures. © because it raised her salary films has gone from § of beasine WEEKS,” whieh g, did for Miss De Lorex wh more often and seems to LOREZ, 23 formerly Cal, art student, « of Women T ahe as the look in . H. Ince the make h pletures. gence t personage In addition to which, she has been selected by Ernest Linnen kamp, the famous Vienna artist, as one among 15 American, | beauties. eee woo NATURE must love the oman and th sweet, sedate saucy but innocuor flappe te there are so many of them. But ah: er sardonic joke by creating a: al Claire De Lorez to say mortals a. | decorum. rapid progress for | ot her dark charm n 1 movies from dying of| CORNS . Doesn't hurt one Your druggist sells a t xn or irritation. Advertisement Lift Off-N No dase t! Drop a little} Freezone” on an aching corn, in | staptly ‘that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with | fingers. Freezone’ for a few cents, suffi. | hos | clent to remove every hard corn, soft |= |corn, or corn between the toes, |the foot calluses, and} if vq METROPOLITAN E LAKE ‘CIRCUS DAYS” At Di WO2 CHEMI T GIBSON 40-HORSE (= HAWKINS” MOT WILL NOT STAIN Simply Spray aid on your clothing, furs, uphol- | atery, etc. It destroys moths, Moth worms and moth eggs, ENOZ will not stain or injure. THE SURE AND EASY WAY ind Department Stores ICAL CO,, Chicage - Mew York TONIGHT, AT 8:30 Walker Whiteside Thursday—Friday—Saturday Matinee Saturday “MIR. WU” aay Du Hasty & Co, Balmus, Irma and Milo Seymour and Cunard Gates and Lee Pantagescope memaoumeeacenan: Charles and Grace Keating antenteteereraeenaeneseeecmene ata Tonie Grey and Company ‘Hello: Hr A REFRESHING MUSICAL FARCE | WILL KING AND COMPANY O-PEOPLE-50 Tha OMLY SHOW OF ITS KIND IN SEATTLE HERMIE KINGS SUPERB ORCHESTRA « Pl SouvENiR PHOTO oF- LEW DUKBAR Giver To LADIES AT DAILY MATS, EXCEPT SUNDAY ~ TODAY unit FRIDAY- rT; iors Shes nee ase. te - aang ENT, a a So a Screen; Coming to Heilig 4 Surtaxes Reach 40 Per Cent in Compromise Bill Unitec MELODRAMA F AT BLE Mot ULAR C2 VlesB alee’ 7 ¥ NOVEL DUBL STAGED IN COLUMBIA PICTURE Walker Whiteside as he ap # \sSeSecesd | preys ‘ 1 : Wu,” a stage version of the| 10°. : ent| popular novel of that name , ‘ , popular nove é " Be, tel! which is being presented at| ’ : y. He was Areate, cam the Metropolitan Thursday . * destruction at pap rg : Friday and Saturday, with Indiana Supports Saturday matinee. a aE a! ny ——— {2RTHS fn their households ary. the following mens ta ter ¢ tf Indiana republican convent Kad. er Alonzo, 163t ae m anythir . previou: The boom fo F\ins Ate “NORTH OF NEVADA" cA chin pa ba Nera Bd al ors ae August, 1539, WINTER GARDEN FILM ~ ® 7 ereaaras ae 3 caward, 510 Sal caucuses approve arm, 1424 Jaci Charles at, bee ¢ posed car rirt ave. theater mat Z 1 Marry, rinenig (neat t night to one of the largest audiences| Facoma Youth Is f 9 Horton: wl aye Ber, poet slg args sbeynracepe Selon, Oscar Vashon ila North of Nev which went on view at the Wi Garden for the first | “North of Nev in some anonths. His « tion of th 6 chara art; its subtletion are and hold the attention in the closest | Was dra vtcrme| Dragged by Wagon |W ilisra. Settérscn Thtw, ter isa work| TACOMA, May » 22—Badly hurt | pO’ onesies Ver, . late yesterday afternoon when he| sr ee man. Charles E. 2540 Finn ge sintible hundred feet ne oO ac a ¥ wirl | Western thr stip along road near Park: | yecionald, Fuston Alexander, su great one, | “The play itself drives to its pow-|!and st we, Walters, (36: Fourth ave. boy in the leadin erful third act climax with the direct-|W#8 in pein nee | ©. Jules, 1621 Sth analy |clever juvenile. ness of the ancient Greek drama | pital here today with tured | ojison, John, 1 | Ha Keene never Jeviating seems from the|/¢s Cuts, bruises in- | Ballantyne. others central theme. There is little gar-| Juries | cree ve . nishment of the story, which is as| The t as we : red Le Medes wagon seat when his horses became | x gripping and tense as the most ex-| *, Lavere, Black Diamesd BE AT THE COLONIAL ting could desire. i Nn nd started plunging | Perry 4. 2717 E. Sind st be | Half ad f the world’s largent The cast is ekcellent thruout,|down the ad. He became e¢ nd G.. Lake Bu ee David, 6016 40th are: clrounes, which chanced to be in Cal-| notable portrayain being offered by | tangled the reins and did forn the time, contributed ney Shields as the mother: |#ucceed in freeing himself until mos ‘ tibent, canvas, freaks ahd animals Mies Weunice Bunt oe Heme tina |0f the clothing had ‘been stripped MARRIAGE LICENSE! Jackio Coogun'n pict ofl Wu's daughter; Dav from his bod: | Name and Residence, , i Cirous D wh c rere." : a3 omen, Theodore, Pt. Ladlow! Scenes from “The Girl of the Limberlost,” one of the most | “Cirous Days.’ whi . re b | Agatha. Snohomish’, goncne novels ever written, Above: Cullen Landis as Hart | scturday | — ae — Johnaon, Leonard R, Seattle ae nderson and Gertrude Olmstead as Edith Carr. Below:) 1 i» one of the me season WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE | in, Tutu * Gloria Grey and Raymond McKee. Misa Comstock plays |motion pictures dealing with a circus Campfire Girls Water will be shut off Fri- arthy, Mary C vgs 2 ape ‘In the stor eee pag | Swain, William L, | the heroine, Elnora Comstock, and McKee is Phillip Ammon. | Jackie sells refreahm the clr-| Each May the thoughts of Camp-| Wc » from § a. m. to 6 p.| Wente Margarec |cus until he accidentally jumps to|fire Girls turn circuswards, In the] | ™- 0m the following areas Mielow, Walter ¥ |TJNDER the personal direction of | worth going to see jous wi ne accidents pee igual reifch rca | On Dawson st., from 42d ave. | | jet M., Sesita Gene tton Porter, the fa-| ‘The histrionle. ability of Glorta|the front as the star clown of the |past. individual groups have given a} | g CO Tein ane | eet epee . novel, “The. Citi the Lim-|Grey, Gertrude Olmsted, » show. Jackie also figures in a« ro. clreus, but t ie ear spas groupe {\ Om 46th ave, &. W., froa Hol] |Lindient Agoda: ae; sn reached the screen. It| Landis, Raymond McKee, ‘Emily {mance with a tiny equi ine, his |of the < mn tain 0 sive th | den at. to W; Henderson at eyfoos, Wallace W, Seal mes to the Hellig Saturday. The| Fitzroy and Arthur Currier, stand |leading lady being Peaches Jackson est ever, The date set is Satur Craig, Myrtle M., Seattle sone Lap On W. Trenton st. and W. y, May 24, In the ernoon and | ut vividly. Other parts are in the! | | fe famous by sulliv 8. George T.. North brea a ove Heere. Perea | Coen Cee ae fon. Abed. yin. | se pe (evening. The admission is 10 cents eee ae ia Eis baste \ | May, Constance E., North: the ng of the authores: cinta oatdenmns. Myrtie Jack = rie ‘ may inet ia be |The cireus committee ix made up of} B-4Ks, Ave f j Thomas A, Sen Fame 1% are now the screen. nha : } remembered for his fine acting a8) 006 renresentative fron h group = terwoven o| Daugherty and Ruth 8 ne, line hunchback The Morry-Go- | on, TePr mag group o | ninehart, Orpha, Rollie ian { | in the city. Different groups will be | ie | Re will be seen in the title lin charge of various activities, Mra.| Anderson, John G., Seattle remem kers." self? Use materia} that will hold| McBryan, Lillie, ¢ ort nook ‘ Semen pig | Deronie, Josep an tenis suppleme cireus plaits, Dark ‘stockings: or socks) itieprant: Syrian . comple our Sealth outfit fe , ple Picture Patter | ‘The flsh pond will be in charge of {Complete your Sealth outf | Martin. Ivan G. Burbaaie artistic settings, photography Miss. Mayme VanBrocklin's proup| 1 YOu are buying a new sweater,| Pheips, Kathryn 1, Seatlen that is delightfully beaatif and 7 oe issooteyyed tbe? | a 6 or , is My ome “What's a wife worth?” asks |from St. Mark's Episcopal church. | Set ® dark blue one to match your| Freeman, Louis Fa Seattle tam and armband. Speaking| Buttum,' Georgiana, film tit Re | a film title UINISHED WITH | {The art Kallery will be in charge |o¢ going to camp in uniform, have| ‘law jo Alice Knowles’ group. | Sekt evens thought about! auch tie DEATHS "$1,000 off of hubby's Income The 1924 camp be Col, W. T. Patten is chairman of players who are admirably chos thelr parts and who do eve « that could be desired with the med to them—all of these to make “The Gt tax,” states Lew Cody, the Gold- wyn player, « bachelor by, a side show, | cotton skirts, if you haven't a wool! De Silva, David, $8) 501 Jaekwum ; ais Tae OL HUTCH REMEDY will be in charge of the Kowatoho-|one? Any girl can make one and| MAY 2p nt at oh ae | Dorothy MacKall and Ge «| 7 the material is inexpensive. Leét's| Snyder, Robert . ivi things comt jof the Limbert z Gove, Baby. infant, 6248 ESTEE a ° the leading rolex in|Local Druggists Give Money Back | Fortune telling is in charge of Mrs./not wear plaids and stripes and| May 19. ‘ d 1 1 Came Back,” a} If First Treatment Fails |W. T. Patten'’s group. (There are|rainbow hues when we go forth| Fraser, Anna, 621 Firth Harold Lloyd Is a new Em "lynn production | To Bring Relief |to be two honest-to-goodness palm-|to geaith. | Borbous Will G. 61, Rayieall | eee | You can say goodbye to paina f ists.) The first period of Sealth, from} May 18. | Daddy; It’s a Girl | Pauline Starke will have ono of|rheumatiam, gout neuritis and neu-| Balloons are in charge of the Nyo-| June 16 to 29, will include a camping |Grogan. Matilda, 687 (98) HOLLYWOOD, Cal. May the leading roles in the modern se. |Falkia as sufferers from these ail- | 4. irefties conference. All registered Campfire | Sita William, 50, 2 Harold Lioyd joined the ranks ot « of Dante's “Inferno,” a new | unary ered DY & -| Wienjes and buns will be sold|Girls or guardians in the state are} May 13. |happy fathers today. Mrs. Loyd.| roy production Jland che {piping hot by the Ownissas eligible. The conferencé will include | Jurgevich. Nick, 30, New, |known on the screen as Mildred | oe 8 | Rheumat sare Pink lemonade will be sold by Mrs./a training course for leaders (this is| hotel. Ma ss bottle of | Davis, gave birth to a daughter in} Eleanor E c fie fou SESeR ts Cus Fe oe ate Amy R. Cheney's group. by request) and sessions for girls; DIWORCE al | days je enacting an omotional;sea fevel, It is natural then ‘The 1924 Sealth mascots (there are} We urge each group and town to SUITS FILED is =| family scene in King Vidor's pro. | remedy for thea lle should: orig | fived) will be exploited by Mrs. Isabel| send representatives. The object of | Robt t. ys. Elizabeth K D duction, ‘At he Third." this amasing:, ‘oughly depend- | Brubaker’s group. the conference is to give each repre: | p.Crueliy: George D. White By « lable old rem: always kept on| Polar cakes will be sold by the| is: sentative a better idea for the sum-| support. | _ Alleen Pringle ts back at the. Gold. | hand for te late ot persons in| Weasel! SroUuD, mer camp and its relation to Camp. |Henty vs. Glady Perry, | wyn studios after an absence of sev-/ Prope and this country, who haye| In addition to many. other. side| fire, so that she may return to stim-| HE ee ee ral weeks, Sho has been visting |uned this wonderful oil for the past |shows there will be the main attrac-|yiate the camping interest of her | : |her parents in San Francisco. joontury, say the astounding, prompt |tion of a program to be held in the 0 | lief from it seems little short of |group and perhaps to take back| | —- |Imtraculous, |soclal hall both afternoof and eve-| {Gens for use in small group camping. | ons' a on | | "Xt firat removes tho cause of rheu-|ning. ‘The craft room will be turned!” Camp registration is limited. Reg: | 9 Matte aldue to: some internat intees [over tO bridge and mah jonge play-|ister your representatives early, ior Blotc y Skin 0 nows: tion in the body——which broadcasts |¢rs and Campfire Girls are lookin, |\Want a clear, healthy complexion, ain-causing’ polaons. ‘These set-lafter the selling of theae tables, regular bowels, and a 8 King George III. fat or » in the afflicted spot and set UD) Beery Camni ‘i : nd achsaduln dae. te wwaatlnnn ar lean? Ja terrific pain or cause awelling ana| /Very Campfire Girl in the city is] T! zs [stiff Joints. This amazing of] seeks | ®8ked to do the following: the Wecata group is as follows: > Griffith, in “America,” made t the trouble—banishes the pols-| (1) Collect. trinkets (visions of| Thursday, May 2 30 aboard |perfect working liver? " leanses the system. Naturally | “4 yt % | . ‘2 pare, while Harry Boau- |/ons—cleanses the sy > | Christmas gifts you can’t use!) ship. Work party! Wear old clothes, All casy to ob mont, in “Beau B mol,’ made || When the cause of the pain has bean | lremoved you instantly begin to f (2) Make home-made c: ndy, pop.| Wednesday, May 28—7:30, Council orson of ||jand look better, and the painfullcorn balls or little cookie: fire aboard ship. Bring these, together with} Wednesday, June 5.—Six o'clock him very plump in the Willard Louis. Both directors || muscles, joints ‘and jerky nerves! (3) pent months in research, and axe to bother you, If you are tired of suffering. with there painful ail-| Wrapping paper and string to the| supper aboard ship; 25 cents for sup- | ach claims authority for his re- |/ments, don't let another day pass |ship, not later than Saturday noon, | per. safeand gal portrait juntil you try this remarkable old! (4) Every Campfire Girl must} Wednesday, June 12.—Attend “Go| papepind [this old Dutch remedy ta callea| Wear a middy to the circus |to Sealth” mixer, Come at 4 o'clock ing remedy. For headache, dizziness, | [Red Mill Haarlem Oll, Local drug-| All ideas and suggestions should|or as soon as possible. The mixer upset stomach and despondency, they MAN ‘ j eints have obtained a limited amount |he turned in at the ship. will last until 7 p. m. and there may | rice! stile HAN BITES DOG — {Of the oll and offer it to sufferers | *, it no ent urcly vegeta | oy, Sa ith tha’ “as | Peat elceumnetla patnn anders oot) | The clrous is open to the public,|be a short business meeting after- Small Pill—Small Dose—Small Price | 4 “ “itive guarantee to. refund the pur-|and fathers, mothers and friends are| wards, | | next in Rupert Hugh “True asjchase price, if even the first treat-| . " | ' | invited. Wednesday, June 28-29—Weed-end| fi] prefer this bi Here's a lescoal that tones up the system. Serve it often fe breakfast to start | Steel,’ * was walking along tho street |ment falls to bring prompt, grateful lof Beverly. Hills redently whan a | Telel, Remember to insist’ on the| The proceeds are to be used to|trip at camp. Leave Friday at 3:30 : *!Red Mill, imported brand. Put up| py 6 Satur ~ Bunc| small dag ran out and bit him on the|{n capsule form—pleasant to take. DP) purchase chairs for the social hall, Pp. m., Saturda at 3: Ad p. m. or Sun: leg. Kerry picked, up the canine,|!nexpensive. F Mill Haarlem Of1 Gin se day morning at 9 o'clock. Return | | Joan be obtained, with the money Campfire Girls are preparing for| Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Cost bit him on the asked him how | jack guarantee, from such good heir - ay | ped jhe liked it and sent him on his way.|drugetsts as Owl Drug Company. |thelr fifth camping season. It has| of trip is $1 per day. Boat fare is 50/ |: Charles A. Dana, when asked for a| Advertisement jbeen a state in ie past to have jcents round trip. Miss Edith Kemp: | ¥ "i ldefinition of news, waid: “If a dog| = ® camp baby, in order that the girls |thorne and Miss Mar t Backhouse, ‘ | De y Are fici ae ted Tie ld Depa Pal bites a man that isn't news, If a| |might learn baby craft. Each year| executives of Campfire in England, | provides bene! Se he sa o*| man. bites.a dog, It Is." ‘Therefore it is necessary to secure a now one, | will be at camp that week-end, | and acids and is an son Starts to Leave the System tila at ha eal | dant source’ef Within Twenty-four Hours, | tile atoty has news value. j : Lemons Bleach jsince bables will grow and time ivery druggist in this county 1s| will pass. This year the Campfire f There will be a July meeting in- Girls are again looking forward to : 5 Thu: not s Dinctee tint’ ie a canccine totaal Ra led PRG at the Skin White 3 |hsvi2s @ camp bavy. : © ‘*Jeluded in the schedule, but this will | cious but healthful a] sufferer that if @ full pint bottle of] s4N FRANCISCO.—Two Spanish-| e In ite ic not be planned definitely until we wall: alve | jAllenrhu, the sure conqueror of! American War veterans—one blind The-oniy harm. | Before you buy your Campfire poe m Sealth, | eat a i ugar © | |rheumatism, does not show the way!and the other crippled—recently ar-| uniforms, READ THIS Read the Torch! Tho news is there. | taste. Fibs atop the Bh | loss way to bleach gony, reduce swollen| rived in San TF ancisco from Los ay with even the! Angeles after 31 days of hiking the skin white is| Guardians and girls ordering by|If you have free timo during the} | to mix the Juice of |Mall are requested to enclose suffi.|SUMMer offer your services to help | slightest twinge of rheumatic pain,| crippled soldier guided the expedition | two lemons with |Clent postage to cover. mailing Start your 10 points | Order grapefruit 00% jhe will gladly return your money| from his wheel chair, which was| threo ounces of| Copies of the. Campfire Girls’ ) cht trip comes in July for tomorrow mormett without comment. | pushed by his sightless comrade, ‘hhard White, |creed, tinted or ,wntinted, may be} ‘The ship is ready for visitors and | breakfast. Ask Allenrhu has been tried and tested | eines which any drug.|secured from our shop at Campfire | With summer coming on there will be kist Grapefruit t0 ears, and really marvelo F tbuiite 48 ; ei Rava teen Lesninianed Ih the SLEUTH IN PULPI gist will supply | ‘Tiest You'll want them for camp, |™&0Y arte ‘) ae he ae re firm, sound, juley ‘ am \ for a few cents, |Seattlemade black, washable middy| cngce ny vy Buldes are asked to gs LONDON, England,—Carefully hid. most severe cases where tho nuffer. ‘ ‘ register for tho summer months, Jing and agony was intense and pit, | den behind the pulpit, the Janitor of | Shake well in @lties for 50 cents, Firefly ties tor) (°® ni ea eae prepare just ing. Joints and do 5 Guides must be girls who know 5 St. Wilfrid's church saw Migs Lillian | bottle, and you have a whole quar: | figty 8 cous and where tho patient was) St. Wilf wae ain fauier cf anal DIKE GE EhaNhibakT wonderful MIR Ae Campfire, who are trustworthy and Bll ge free-will’ offering envelopes f |whitener, softener and beautifier Why not order your moccasins) who will wear white middies and blue | Mr, James H. Alien, of Rochester, |f he A ple hth ts pak id ae this sweetly fragrant |ctry? Last year the Outdoor store] skirts, ‘The guides’ list Is up. Reg 4 a dlacoverat 6 bo: a hat-p charge of burg. | Ma 8 Awootly a 7 ionk ‘before the. eee N. ¥., the alscoverct of Allenrhu, | Dox with ee ate® Woman {lemon bleach into the face, neck, {'@% out long before the soason| ister the next time you are down who for many years suffered the —|arms and hands, It can not irritate, | Vas over. A pale of their shoes} We are preparing a summer ex: ts of neute rheumatism, de amos © beauties use tt to| Will outwear several pairs of tennis! nivit of craft articles, bead work, | Mi sufferers to know that he bring that clear, youthful skin and|*hoes, Buy light-colored ones. gowns, ete. Will you turn your does not want a cent of anyone's | |rosy white complexion; also as They wash, |money unless Allenrhu decisively | lconquers this worst of all disea Prag) RN A SA if sr v | . and he has instructed druggists to} mix this remarkable lotion|Buy them to fit, There are mid:|time Miss Kempthorne and Miss »| yourself, It can not be bought ready |dles and middies, Be particular.| Backhouse are here will be judged guarantee it as above In every in to use because {i nets best immedi-| Blue middies are for morning wear.| for national honors, If you haven't stance, All drugaiats can supply ately after it is prepared.—Adyer-|Seo that your bloomers are not too] something you will exhibit why not VON isemant, ! tisement, long, Why not make thom your-Imake an article now? r articles in to headquarters by June They should all be white,| 10? All articles exhibited at the