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The Washington times., 1919-12-11
Saving Money in The Home
Little Tricks For. Women
In Household Economics
By ELZABETH LATTnRR

hAVin8 expattated at great length
on the food value and economy of
good soups, ] am suggesting eight
menus. which are neither modern
nor new They were used IN the
days OF our Grandmother and not
one Of the latter day domestic
science experts has even been able
to improve on them.
Here they are, just ~ they have
oeen taken from a very old cook
book In the days when women wrote
Gown their recipes In q delicate.
fowery hand:
Cream Of Onion ssGp.
Peel and cut into thin sisces q dozen
,n NAL , uni,s onion. and fry them TO .
Add to the onions . pint OF sweet milk
quart OF boiling water. q saitspoonfui of
salt: the same quantity Of white pepper.
hau teaspoonful Of sugar. and Q pinch
of mace. Cook half an hour very slowly
and -strain through q nne sieve ADD the
yolks OF three eggs. well beaten. and .
Cream - Cor. soup.
cob. or canned corn. add three pints Of
water Boil until tender, and then add
two ounces of butter that has been well
pised pi with one ablespoonful Of hour.
taste, and just before serving add .
hsapins cupfui OF whipped cream
okr. Soup.
Cut the okra In very thin siicsa and
throw into one and one-han quarts of
boiling water: when tender add one
quart OF milk, q large Tablespoonful Of
butter. two tablespoonfuis Of -four. and
white pepper to taste This soup must
be made In porcelain kettle
Cream Of Ceiesy Soup.
Bob twelve staiks of celery. cut m
small Diece2 three pfnta of for
half an hour. Add half an onion and
two blades OF mace. and pass through .
and heaping tablespoonful Of butter:
add to the soup. with q pint Of milk,
Of r' cre.m reu Ano Pepper 70 tss,s s eapful
makes Q great Improvement
Puree Of Potatoes.
Boil and mash In two quarts Of water
four large potatoes q small onion two
stalks Of celery and q spris Of parsley
when done pass through a sieve. Return
two generous tabiespoonfuis OF butter
rubbed into . dessertspoonful of nouy
Boil up once and pour into . tureen over
cupful Of whipped cream
Dream Of Tomato sesp.
Add to q pin, Of water ten medium
sized or one quart Of canned tomatoes.
teaspoonful of sugar. three or four
whole cloves. q slice OF onion and . Mt
ne ,n,,Iss parsley; and boil .nf,esn Or. ,xsnty
soda and In few moments strain
Thicken one quart of milk With .
large taolespoonfol Of cornstarch. stir
ring and boiling for ten minutes Add
to this little salt, q sprinkling of cay
enne pepper, a gaping tablespoonful Of
butter and the mixture of tomatoes. al
lowing the whole to become thoroughly
heated through. but not to boil
Delicioos Turtle Soup.
scald and scrape the outer skin on the
shell OF the turtle, open IL carefully %
al not to break the gall; break both
shells to pieces and put into the pot
lay the hns. the eggs and some Of the
more delicate parts by pU the rest into
the pot with a couple of quarts Of wa
ter. Add two onions parsley, thyme
salt, pepper. cloves and allspice TO suit
your taste An hour before dinner take
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
A Little Mistake.

Ptckpocket visiting a friend IN
gaol-I hired a lawyer for you this
morning, Jem. but ! had 10 hand to
him my watch as a retainer.
Jem--And did he keep 1T.
Pick thinks he 1a67
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
Women Can Ever
s4ake Over Old Plnui>wa

rodays Economy Priss gess -
the following letter;
DEAR ELIZABETH rArrsMhp..
An OLD maple bures4 sroGA -
Was made 70 look really Se6ukfS4 n
can OF paint remover was pufchnnnEsnn1
In an hours time the old varnisk ~ 08
knife The surface was then aX&
pered until thoroughiy smooth. ao1 :
thin coating OF mahogany enamel -
epphed. the whole costing lees thaa 4
iesslonsl would have charged 10 tk~o
days of II. c l.
MRS. J. J. o'coNvElI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

Car Il Made Heavier By Deeper
Frame, Gross Members and the
use Of Heavier Materials; Body
Lines Pull Flowing.

The booth fi the trio show viii
huid an iilfu fiinr dhnIIt Uf usU
Mitchell motor cote AZ "a mlfter OF
fast. the crra which Mu hr shown
feNffaint fha raFHfHi ulflH IH uutumn.
hilc construction.
Tho Mitchell dnra NOT drnaff boz "a
radlcpi ant from tHr dfairu whlsh
churacforiTed thia ffne Tor Tho
fussi fnrer fsNr d. 81 now IN Ore
Fcnro that t haa lron iuIi through
cut in hIrhtr atfu.lariH Tho iumt
o. strengthened Unt Onlt iN adding
depths tu fHN ufr numbers huf ~,
r~ciufdrelnr DE cIura mDuhUrs The
rfnf hNis 81 oil heavier material
tnrnurhnrf Nrw kInla boz Ono design.
cutting ard monnUrN 81. tho spiral
nctoi rcs tend o. mnk the nxiu
luiotcr us we'll HH A new
method az hnHeifE fht hakes taH
been dUknlunrN Th'H unlIHv Of
rffrnefhcuInr Coo mi hHs Boon cnffied
oui ln 900 intlIiH such ln 600 steering
rcur front atIr bodies Hri Boo manS
other places,
Tho White CrfHrr NOW has the
agency for thcaa cfrH arl thoir ca
hlhlt Viii Dc ruiuH ihn most Interest.
ina ~ be- Hron af ffn sHuu. and Tho
many novel frntHntH UI lhr Niflheli
WI De- explained ln irffIi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
COLE AEROEIGHT IS
Be EXHIBITED BY
DARDERPOTTER FIRM

ln tho cole usro-cirht. which will
hg exhibited lt co., state show D. thu
lurhar Potter company. uH ncsrly o.
'uHtum-mIde automobile aH iH possible
tu offer uH I stock production has
been achieved. Tho aim of the build.
ers hla been "a vest b. with not oniy
tho utmost of individuality. but 90 on.
dow lt with u refinement Of tho
mechanism form which the cole cars
nHt, always been fsmouH.
Two models Of tho nofo-Dight will
lr rrDn no the show Tho body de-
signs HrD inr rrmo ~ and
possesses tnr WHtchlsnsnrm of rare
beauty nui spirit with o. l-INuuouHncHs
NOT uulv pleasing Co. the cEU and the
sense of comfort. hut which Be- seldom
Boo rirt unless specially ordered from
thr most exclusive and modisu crafts.
mon.
Tho cpr aH the name implies .s
pussnEHrd uI 600 tHfht Cflini,r motor
uI.rh iHH Hn u,-HHI development Of
snhty hurHrruuyr The wheel hurr
IH I.i Iuuho. which experts have i,
,.i,I ustrHfIF UsNt Tor tlIH amount
uI power fur U".l rumturt TOT tluH
weight l.F IN. bodies come bon arE
orHl artistic rhHI,H and untH, pleas.
Iur ths most conservative uH We'll Hs
those Nhu d'siIt little eft tho dash
of thr suurfHirI
This BE- ths nrsi time that tno Cole
u~oro-rirNt las boon shown W Sow
NeNIcn and iudrlnr FROM tho Ions rep.
uttuuu nH uu unusually fin can.
which f IHH 'nIuFri Doe othof sections
NI tnn country HrI CO." instant .p.
prII which rt hHs made this Notr Y'
the various Huio shows, BE- Will prove
ru Iutmrdiut" UIsurto with tho Sow
N"hiru motor loving world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

with better prospects than sfer De-
fore and with resources ErCrtli
strengthened and equipment greatly
expanded o. take FUN nftuntaEe Uf the
booming times
Recent experience HHr" been
something Ike going tnrouEn s.ah
ness whirh when conquered leaves
The I'D stem purified tuI fortified .ri
tho spirits high This expectations and
the spirits OF the laIs, organization
both DO the Nctorl and .u Tho fold
ore high Tor two good fsHHora First
there b. proof uusIuN, tI.f iNr vs1r
1913 ls going 10 be- the HHDlIHst NUd
most successful tho uutnmuUil" Iu
dustfY hiss ever known ThIs A. not
Just un idis statement Ifful.,| lN H
hope o. is universally conceded and.
tho conviction is based HH -.HI rr.
HuuH. our second rtHHH f.r .ltlr-
miuosH and optimism .H fUs t.' 'nHt
tho i'uiro - f'I0f. .f.HNH.I fIUW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
THE AUTO, NOLOAGER
ALUKURY. IS BECOME
APROVED NECESSITY
What Would We Dc II the Use Of
the Au,Omobils was Suddenly
Prohibited by Lawq' Asks a
Local Motor Enthasiast.

How would son feel. m a.. use OF
Nutelaaliiss NlA audituiy p~fahinlttd
tN law - Stop f0F o. mnmrn and
fhlnh what 70 wauii mrun 10 W. dad
not have ruaacuafT automobiles for
urc What vauil NJ ~ fos tho
quick and pifi, i~nespers'Nc meihoi
90 tr~anlrufnruu- Arrnt Wouid We
nnd d sitsfyinr suuaiifusei@
Tho Absolute iuariitt Of any person
~ tnc pfcrert DAY 70 Fivc an ansWrr
a. fhrse Questions b. leo ltself On proof
That nov. at east. there " no sub
stitNte ami tn automobile ~ not onl
pleAeaht luxury. but an absolute
NECESSITY.
We look upon ne rail- DAD rr an Inn
roftant mcthol or transportation. bot
~ a fact q b restricted compared
with tho automobile Tho automobile
VIII take 100 90 places thai thr ran.
road cannot reach Each nutomoiair
owner hnn. IN reality a private ral-
road BE ia prcsident. Nicc-prcsidrnt
ana eenerll muunsCr. Ana ln add
tlon. ne "a hif own timetable. The
automobile gives o. purchasers n
travel Independence That b. Neii-niFh
complete
without the automobile. huHincra
would come 60 "a ftnndnfiiL un lrrc-
mcdiahlc cnmp would b. put in an
W. - NHA|N| NL'ANHI ANNNN NV N'NNN|I
pleasure Of the ball room. 90 the Wig
cfuus sport 81 full huuiinr and fal.
ine
liut. ana perhaps most Important of
an questions. what would the farmer
DO without bic cnrf"
To him. the automohiln has been o.
Transformation ON the farm. the auto.
mobile h. q inn per cent ufiiitv. ~ b.
ho csnccting nnk between iarm nnd
the outside World
cara % ruli every purse rnd every
ruf pose slil be- seen al the state show
y hieh afHfts here WednCadlf murnInr
al the uruur y inHfH ull week. Zach
CIR VIA be in ehnrrr OF persona we'll
rerscd In the automobile businefr aud
10 auto construction. Thei will DC
oniy too pleased 10 answer an dur1.
tons when arr asked regarding the
various types "Qurstluna viii De Iu-
sited. one OF ths show committee said
this riorninr in expressing Tho hcpo
that no visitor at the show Leaves
without understanding stery point Of
ever, automobile In which be is tn
tcrcatcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
CADILLAC FIRST
CAR TO CROSS THE
RHINE TO GERMANY
Remarkable Pictures Of world.
famour Automobile, in Action In
Europe, to Be Shown at the
kusomcbEle shoN.


y a. ct1afAt prnctni Or ne
Nsv HHico Aotaf CORPORATION. Nu
healte Itn iANt.la ol Use r4tiilac
has tiIIfrr1 iar on unusual md
tirth mir suus dirplay In oonnrr-
ton uth ut r'ltinr VI ths raadllnc
81 ne hi,umoblN afct reu w
flnf wHU ~ o. collie ttn 90 nHnatA
tulf phuIorrlrur. ahtVItF ~ tHtii-
iae % tHun ~ iHt ~ irurt ~ En-.
Natef c1an1f rlticvcrcnu DIR.
me uff alef tne az roir|rute tp
cone iHN'n dc ciNfI Htr InN lafpai
nrns 90 M , sort arurmffnltt ~ Two
Photographs . ttAi a. a. uf can ~
arnsd fNf atilae ea4 M DIST
motor ctf nf the Aiiifi ufnuita 20
reifh AMI tfere ihc HhIna after the
-rin'mloe had ho,n signed.
Tho hitter a frpm I.,rut col
Ceurrf " fuhnfou. ucruif dlraciuf OF.
urIIslf o. ration "a fltt ranadlhn
fofesiy ccrpn pith itc British expe-
tlnnuafV iuifta
~ ad0ltlph 10 detailing he trip into
ana cot - tefrlnn,, The icttor ~
counts lbn,e o. Tie officers previous
eHptdentta with thf cadillac iiert
81 iohhsun ur'iea undrf date 81
I.eocmbaf tAth. 20 10 cndlllAc cun-
send Jon herewith Two phoso.
grnpha stnalra TIE nrat Canadian
motor en- ~ tach the nhinc. Via
Cadillac lftse
= also have reason 20 bsllsve that
this ms the nfst ar 81 any Of the
allied arnlth 70 croan TIE Rhine. haV-
lrr reacn<d All nreshc Va roimar.
on NOVEMBER o.. sever DAYS ansr the
armlktlcc MS slFned. The Rhine AUS
CroansI ~ AT. ndeur nnef tha roar
runfd tf tff ratrcaflnr CeruIan army
The whole adventure was always rl1kf
nd ~ times delicate The return was
made tt Aifrse VA ~stfnrEhoorr. cni-
mar add Nueihousc on the fVisH
hofder France beine entered ~ way
Of nolfoff.
4 hoils,e you vii 10 Interested In
the rfrfnIulaufe % VIA Cadillac. IL
has cnrrlst inffelf and officers fof the
last two feafF yer nearly the whole
Of Primer. lua performance In man,
ways hes bees remnfkahlof We sue.
cseded IN frttiug over ~ 900 miles out
81 the firri 49, or - tires. the tirc
mllenfe bts ai~nff been corslstcntly
good. hcf gas consumption has been
lovt We have never hrokor anything
OF have ! once betn delayed on the
road IN two years ufnnluE. much %
this over front line roads badly torn
up ., hsas, she'd nre ana motor
transport.
a great deal OF the success Of this.
particular machine was dus I o STAFF
Hffff. Frnrt fourncr. a mcai exuert
and skiiifni driver and mechanic o
have oNrs-l several cars "a driven
many. but J feel that tndlllnc tt5s2 10
the premier rund machine Of fhem al
When tho disqualification. 10 complete
! shall turn th'a machine into army
stores M q fecling OF rtkrtf
'SrerhFs ~ an crFlncer and an
oid motofiHf should like 10 con
rrutuiaie b ~enninfrfa and designers
who turreh aut d pcsfecfed mnchinc.
auch o. cndNluc ease.
In courl sion. now that this job
Ia done. thote ~ ur who 49, left view
with a ratlltr guiet and sincere relief
tho pros frfr uf once uturninE
20 Cnnudn and ciyli hfe."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

There t no I.,u. ,. hHi
BE- IiHrlr w.iH roia N.n a'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

gtsTN angle tnuU eve htfufe Co take
advantage OF ne conditions
We have Iona preached tho virtue
OF swing tho Utmost % value for ruch
dollar invested poo au automobile ana
believe that Hu honsst effort fo rral
Ifp THIS ideal uHs irDu the Oil. .D.
fur u uUr product NuN 800 Hr' 100
Iu especially struU. uH ton fI Hh
stress Hr tnIH policy
ugurE th, past four t,fH sspr
rially during th, lusi 'wo We h.E,
been compelled to rr,1'If rJrr HHr
fn,llItIuH iu rNsr way THE EHIItI
mHuufu,furul problems w. urfo
forced 90 solve IHNy urIudtIcd our
experience und irurht ut much Ne
HII, Fifuei utW II,llF u4 lt.rU'l
Hru methods of precision "Ud new
Ht. ulHFls COZ UN Tho experience
HHi tho know lp|Fs we Hfo unH en-
ulUtinr boz tf' utHuufH,fur' uf iuis'
tIHs .u. tIuf H sob" u, U'Nsf, We
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
PRESIDENT
SAYS OUTLOOK IS
BEST IN HISTORY
Happiest and Most Cheerful Show
Period in His Experience, He
Says, in Encouraging Local Dis
tributors 10 Enter Show.

IN H 'rffUr fH IHc Paige suleH a
Service company Albuquerque dis
trihuturH OF Pause automobiles. in
winch hn h'.Ii.Ir approves Of then
active participation 100 he Sew Men
leo auto show urEt week. President
itnrrA ~ irwotf .I the Paige notrnit
Motor Con COMPANY. declares TINT this
Ih The htpuirst Hul most cheerful
Hnn" period poo HUH rRiattuDC ~ sup
port eft hIH cheerful outlook ON tho
automobile situation. MI l'Woit
whites.
After fuur Years or abnormal rom
niii0nt during mo hitter portion Of
WHICH our regular business had 10 Dee
almost forgotten. we have returned
oncg more 10 0ui ughtful occupation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
Motorcycle Boom Is
Due From Army Boys

With tho rrfurn uf fnr bows from
oyefscaf thor viii uH dnHh'rilN be- n
great stimulation iH mrInrrNtio pop
uinritY. Since fno mobilization of the
American fouen iIUia fHm boa puf.
rhnHrd $4,000 0l tH.s $500 or rfrhinv
From four iu .0t.H nrr N.ft boon
Hfh murnITH. 1H" fNH H. I afnrt.
ting point from uIICH 90 rsu" There
are nav nt lcHsI 100000 trained
m~otorlttif RIDERS Who Hf. either sim
in fhnl of HVr IIa' ruum.i civil
Inu OlrfhInr
ucrlrra Ciru fHrf fHrr. Ha louh'
hut t.rf Thousand. H. t. .UH wlI
purchase wH.NIH.H Room .IIU. their
muster trf UI H.I.|..
There r no I.,u. .I -,.. bai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

aro more strongly r.tuU'd than ever
% meet the greet demand foF cafs
thut b. nov "apprnarnIuE and that ~
why Paige executives ana futEe dSal-
tIs ore W. confident "uN cheerful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
a nArTrnY IIITrn

casion 10 m the storage hufien out
or his now and then. Usually he
q cmpio, both hands 20 40 this
and eNen then II IA difncuif hecnure
the handles are too narrow 10 permit
a firm Erurp a hnudt device Co.
removing o. battery FROM "a rlr ~
made by %fusicnirL q hurnrsr nnnr ht
mems OF copper riysts ~ cnrh sud of
a leather strap. an inch WiHf and
slirhuY lonEcr than the tntiCfy. when
annpfcd o. ne handles The niur
forms q convenient urrr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

An efceiirnf method or preventing
ioola settling rust is % eve them
"a contng Of FnHciIns In which ri Uf.
ir gum rnmuhni hos been mItnf
uftof which tho mINfurn In melted
over u slow Tire Tho co1trr should
BE- applied Co the tools With 3D. sofa
raE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19
MANY IN 91ST
WIN CROSSES
FOR BRAVERY

The remarkable work that the aint
C'wnd Woatl division has done on
the hattlefields ~ France II shown
In a letter Co Acting Gov. Louis y.
Hart from Mai Gen. william IT..
Johnston. commanding officer Of the
division.
so far. according 10 tho letter. two
congregational medals 81 honor have
been awarded scrgcants and one dis
tlnEuishcd service medal and ios dis.
tlngulshed service crosses 60 officers
and men,
In addition to the American
awards. the Belgian Croix do Guerre
has been presented 90 $50 officers
aud men. and goo have been recon.
mcnded by Mal. Gen. pegoutte. com.
handing the French sixth army. for
the French CroiN de Gucrrc
These latter officers and men are
awaiting the approval 81 Gen. J. ],
PerahinE before the crosses can be
conferred
The letter also contained the infor.
nation that Marcn l l. tho Gate set
FOR the departure of the division
from France. and that they are now
stationed al lcmans and have al
ready received orders 10 be ready 60
move 10 point OF cmharkation nj a
moments notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19
Three Barrymores
to Appear in Film

Jesse l.. iasky has jus; completed
arrangements with Lawrence oiffeu
Tor the engagement 81 John. Ethel
and Lionel barrymore 90 appear in
a screen version Of Peter tbbctHon."
tho novel hy CenrR. In Maurier.
which was a sensational stage sue.
cuwH In New York last season
In the original stage version. John
and Lionel barrymore appeared.
Turnout the country tho tremendous
effectiveness 81 tho play was com.
-nented upon by critics and IN. gen.
erai public az we'll That the motion
picture. with the addition Of Ethel
barrymore 60 tho already distin.
guinhed east. win b. an even more
pronounced success 10 assured
This IL the first time the three
Barrymorcs have appeared together
on either tho stage or screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19
Protests Against
Duncan's Remarks

Refusing 20 Hit In meeting ~
the Ministerial association, II James
Duncith. secretary or tho Central
Labor council. continued his violent
TRADE OF the municipal government.
Rev. Robert Asa smith. pastor OF
the Ravenna Methodist church. pro-
tested to the chairman of tho meet.
Ing that he would leave tho room
II Duncan continued The chair.
man told Duncan he would have 10
avoid INDUCING ga personalities.
The association unanimously
adopted resolutions heartily com
msndlng Mayor Hanson and Chief
Of Police Warren on tho handling
% IN. strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19

Raleigh NJ. Faulkner. convicted
bootlegEer. yesterday paid the bal.
ance OF his $4,000 fine and was given
his liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19

Accept California Syrup OF
Figs only--look for the name Cali
fornia o.. the package. then you
are sure your child II having the
best and most harmless laxative or
physlc for tho little stomach. liver
and bowels Children love its de-
uciou. fraity taste. Full directions
for chiid's dose on each bottle Give
u without fear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19
MEMS SUITS FOR 3 CENTS

NEW YORK. Feb. is.--Aecoriing
10 a statement made public by Helen
G Frick. president Of the Red Cross
shop. i.t00 women'n dresses. ranging
in price from fss 90 81. are repre-
sented In the profits OF 81 900 earn.
Cd BY the establishment from Dec.
> TO Jan, Al
An even more striking range Of
prices was reported from the sale OF
mems wearing apparel Tho highest
priced suits sold for $40 and the low.
est for csnia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19
Liberty

Tho splrl, Of student NE. the en-
cito-nent. rivalry and fun % tho
campus are 90 BE- found IN good
measure In THE Girl DcdErr." In
which Charles Ray IL Appearing at
the Liberty this week.
Mr.. Ray has n pleasing and yet
unusual role OF a dreamy booiwurn
81 student. who bIoAnorna forth IN
n most surprising manner In order
to help out iiveilcr fellow student.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19
rnnnnAMH TODAY

PROGRAMS TODAY
LIBERTY q Charles naS in The
t.ift Bvdger' Totes rreuhir.."
Raiin comedy raths News " eskiy.
CIIMMtH - Madxe kennedy Ia
"iri~ad Husband" ftobhr vernon
In "Oh. How Could You. bobby -
comedy itr.t rrtsma Natural
taiar se~ufs.
COLISEUM 800 ifenry wsithsit In
"f.iss taees"l Universal weekly
Events.
HIN--Nary ristfsr,i In Tho Dawn
81 . remssro~ Mar Thurman
and Maryland Trssh in w hsse
little Vito Arc NsaT" comedy.
srHt>D-DsFoshy Baiisa In Hard
Hailed o, ION. -neraa la Kitchen
foiisc"l '-Tads' indesr Sports"
animated cartoon wsetiy ttsnts-
Mis~io>--itarrr CAREY la person
and In Hoped"
sOto>fAis--Itsrt iytsii in The
.p~ndsr~g "a. o nird." comedy
fts.i tro.. weekly.
CLASS A--sslsris swanson In "tea
tanf nsiiste Everything
Hisfro---ttarry Carer In per~an and
In "a Thirfs Goal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19
Catarrhal Deafness May
BE Overcome

n you have Catarrhal Deafness
or are oven just a little hard OF
hearing. or have head noises. Eo
10 your druggist and get I ounce
OF parmint double strength. and
add To " = pint OF hot water
and little Franulated sugar.
Take ! Tablespoonful four times
day
This win often bring quiclt re-
lief from Tho distressing head
noises. Cloggcd nostrils should
open. breathing become easy and
tho mucus stop dropping into tho
throat. II ~ easy to prepare,
costs little. and VS. pleasant to
take. Anyone losing hearing. or
who has catarrhal deafness or
head noises. should give this pre-
scription n trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19
COI.tSEt Isl

totStH1s -
'False Faces" Thomas II. Tncea
extraordinary production OF the
Louis Vance sequel TO THE Lone
Wolf" ~ the featured attraction at
the Coliseum The production IL
filled to the brim with tense action
and thrilling moments. walthnll
plays Michael Lanyard. the lone
wolf. who risks his life to secure i'm
portant documents for Cecilia
Brooks from a German agent.
REN
In spite Of tho fact that the film
Is reissue. Mary Pickford L. draw.
ing bis crowds at the Rex this week
in The Dawn 81 a Tomorrow This
Is a delightful perturbation OF Fran.
oes Hodgson Burnett's story OF the
Hluma Of London. in which Our
Mary" appears as a waif with a re-.
ligious turn OF mind
CLASS A
Wednesday brings a now star to
the Glass \ In the person OF Gloria
swanson Miss swanson appears In
You Can't Believe Everything" as
Patria Reynolds. an attractive young
orphan Of independent fortune. who
is the rage Of a fashionable summer
colony.
MISSION
Harry Carey. in "Ropod" is the
attraction at the Mission until Sat.
urdny night a special feature Of
the wednesday show viii be the an.
pearance Of Mr. Carey in person. lilo
VIII appear ut 315 Wednesday after.
noon and at s:45 i'm the evening.
"Roped" tells the story OF Chey-
enne Harry, millionaire cattIoman.
who secures n wife thru an adver.
tisement II Is very successful
match until the appearance In Chcy.
enne Of a fashionable lounge lizard.
who all but succeeds In wrecking
our hero's happy home.
COLONIAL
Bert Lytell remains at the Colo.
Mai in THE Spender" until Wednes.
day night only Lytell ma Dick Bis.
bee persuados his misorly old uncle
to become a spender, and the two
start off on an adventurous trip,
which eventually brings romance To
the young chap and happiness to the
old man.
Mary MacLaren's next picture will
be Secret Marriage" an adaptation
Of the story by Richard Bennett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-19

MaiEr Kennedy corresponds with
Mary Garden and tells tho singer
what is happening IN tho world Of
motion pictures once she missed
writing her weekly letter. and Miss
Garden cablrd from Paris TO know
what was wrong.
4 cavemhn IN spats plays one Of
the leading roles in Friend Hius-
band" at the Ciommer this week
william Desmond has selected
The ProdiEhi Liar" az HIS next OF.
fnrlng