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The Washington times., 1919-01-13
$4,000 FIRE At HOME
IN CLEVELAND PARK

Fire originating in the attic OF the
nome Of Horace L Beall. a patent
attorney, living at 3G0T Newark street,
Cleveland Park, destroyed the upper
story of the building yesterday.
causing damage estimated at $1,000.
Mr. Beall and his family were driven
to the street by the flames. Sparks
from a chimney falling on the roof
are believed to have caused the fi-e-
An overhea:ed furnace I'm the home
of w. A. Morton. zoo A street south
east, caused a fire IN the basement OF
the building yesterday. Damage is
estimated at 5000.
Small damage was done in the hack
room of S4 Defrees street northeast.
occupied by John J. Adams, by IRE
resulting from the overheating OF an
oil stove yesterday.
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
THE LOCAL MARKET

The greater part Of this morninr..
trading at the local stock sxch.nrs
was done after call. the majority of
sales being in bonds.
Three Washington Railway ana
Electric fs- two Of them after ear.
sold at 52k.
twenty shares OF LAnston Mono
type were exchanged at ssk. An
other sales were on the after car.
One $500 Capital Traction S sold st
e7x, four shares OF stock a, "a. 80
one At 81.
at sS.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 13.-wheat-
Firm. unchanged. No. red winter,
S235"4; No. , red winter, garlicky,
S2.33%; receipts, 3l,S27; shipments.
35. 200.
Corn-Easier. Contract yellow,
81 60; receipts. 1864: shipments. 3.T76.
Oats-Steady. No. 3 white, domes-
tic. 79Ec; receipts. 54.4s6: shipments,
122 966.
Rye-Quiet. No. . western export
spot. not quoted: receipts. 1870; ship
mcnIs, none.
Hay-Firmer. No. 1 timothy, S32 TO
$3.50: No. l clover, mixed, S29.50n so.
Flour-Quiet. unchanged.
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
NEW TRUCE TERMS TO
GIVE F0CH FREER HAND

LONDON, Jan. 13.-The terms on
which the armistice will be renewed
will give Marshal Foch and the allied
commanders a freer hand and addi-
tionai power to take the initiative "if
circumstances demand" according to
information received by the Evening
News from Paris this afternoon.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will
be received in the office OF the Chief
Clerk, Department of Commerce. Nineteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue N. W,
Washington, d. c., until 2 o'clock D. IN
January II, 1919, and then opened. for l
hand bag and $50 pouches. duck. for U.s.
in the Department of Commerce. Blanks
for submitting proposals may be obtained
upon application to the Chief Clerk Of the
at the above address
1-I1,13,l5
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TooAYs sALes.

Washington Railway and Electric
as, S1.000Q72H.
Lanston. 20666H.
After cslL-capital Trsetiou ia,
5oodeTX.
Washington Gas SIS, Soo0as.
Washington Railway and Electrse
As. $1.oo09721s, $1.oo0072k.
Capital Traction, 49s6%. 10s5.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROOMING HOUSE, lease and furnitu ure Of
Groom house: returns $S5 month
rent $500; steam heat; $500 cash takes
it: purchaser must furnish heat. Phi. NJ.
7177. -
FOR SALE-GOod will nnd stock Of COM
plete carpenter shop: cheap rent IL de-
sired. BOX 33S. Times office. 14s
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
YANkS WILL BE :
SENT TO WARM CLIMATE
GAS BONDS

Soldiers suffering from severe gas
poisoning or other bronchial trou-
bles will be transferred TO Southern
hospitals in the hope that the warm
climate will hasten their cure, the
War Department ordered today.
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS
FROM RUSSIA PROPOSED

Senator johnson of California to-
day introduced a resolution putting
the Senate on record as favoring
speedy withdrawal of the American
troops from Russia
The Washington times., 1919-01-13

Washington. Jan. 8, l9l9.-Sealed pro-
posaIs will be received at the office of tho
Secretary to the Board Of Commissioners,
Room 5ll. District Building. until 2
o'clock p. m. February II. 1919. for con-
structing a concrete encased steel plate
girder bridge in the line of South Dakota
avenue, crossing the tracks OF the Balti-
more and Ohio X. r. Company. Forms of
proposals, specifications, and necessary in
formation may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk OF the Engineer Department., Room
AT. District Building. Washington, d. c..
LOUIS BROWNLOW, w. GWYNN GAR
DINER. c. w. kUTZ. Commissioners, d. c.
iaS.1O.11.13.14.1b
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at

the Bureau of Standards up to O'Clock
p. m. January 20. 1919. for furnishing and
installing approximately 1000 electric
lighting fixtures for the Industrial labora-
tory, kiln building, and courts. Detailed
Information and proposal form can be op-
tanned by applying to Cement Section
Bureau Of Standards, Connecticut avenue
and Pierce Mill road. 9ll,l3
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
GEN. CARLETON SHIFTED.

Major General Carleton was today
transferred from Camp Wadsworth.
n. c.. to command Of the Sixteenth
division, Camp Kearney, California,
The Washington times., 1919-01-13

GRAND DUCHESS TATIANA,
Who in a letter to Grand Duke
Cyril. said that the former En-
press and her daughters were
still alive and that the ex-czar
had not been shot, according to-
a dispatch from Archangel. The
Bolshevik officer who had been
ordered to carry out the sentence
Of death, according to the letter.
said it did not matter to him who
was shot; he had only to produce
a mutilated corpse. Count T
Offered to lay down his life for
the former Gear. who protested
vehemently. but finally yielded to
the loyal counts sacrifice. The
ex-Czar then escaped and his
whereabouts is unknown.
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE!
The Original and Old Reliable
-"SHADE SHOP
IL in the MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK.
oD,T The s,.c. 733 18th st. No
w. STOKES sAMMoNs. .ProprietHr.
TO ExTERMINATE BED BUGS, reaches,
Insecticide. Sold by druggist or A N q
Co.. S41 New York ave. oc:7-tf
SPECIAL meeting Of the Plasterers' and
January Is, 1880 p. m. business of inn.
portance. J. II. ELLIOTT, President: 2.
P. FINN, Secretary. Lis.
ATTENTION
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
A POORLY .worded. consumptive
"A looking advertisement has very
little pulling power.
If your ad is not pulling the maxi.
mum amount of results there Is q
reason. We have employed trained
CLASSIFIED ads pay. They have made
q thorough study OF CLASSIFIED adver.
tiSing not only in Washington but
ir other large cities. II will not
oougate you IN any way to have Cur
representative call on you. We will
not try to sell you anytime We
SIMPLY want to show you how. an
your business.
PHONE THE TIMES
Main $3.50. CLASSIFIED Advt. Dept
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FINANCIAL
The Safest Investments

q re those that do not huctuate during dis-
turhed conditions % the money stock
maTkets First deed OF trUsl notes fhrst
mortgSgesI, vel secured on real estate tn
the District OF Columbia. constitute -Efif-
edge Investments. and they do not de-
pend upon the financial responsibility OF
indiviauals or corporations Tor their sta
eiIity We can supply such Investments
IN amounts from $500 upward. send foe
booklet, -ConcsrninE loans and tntesL
ments"
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY co.
Is1 18th %. n. W.
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
SCHOOL BOARD NOTICE

DgAnD Or VI, L6DnCx9VN ~ VI ~ ~L Us
will be held at the Franklin School Build
ing, corner of Thirteenth and X streets
for the purpose of establishing an eligible
list for teacher of Kindergarten theory
and director of kindergarten practice and
observation" at the Miner Normal School.
Candidates for this examination must pos
sess either a college education or be a nor
NAL school graduate with at least fSs
years of actual teaching experience in an
accredited high school.
The examination will begin at a. m. and
close at 4:30 p. m, with intermissiop Of
half an hour at 1880 p. m.
For further particulars apply to n. K.
weatherless, Secretary Board Of Examn.
ers Franklin School Building, Washington,
d. C. ERNEST L. TFURSTON. Superin-
tendent of Schools. ja9.11.13
The Washington times., 1919-01-13

YOUR house may be next! Take cut
a Fire Insurance Policy with Shannon a
Luchs. 7l3 18th st.--AdVt.
The Washington times., 1919-01-13

SCHOOL OF FRENCH
MILE. MICHELET
paris University.
Private and scmiprivate lessons: special
class for children every Saturday, 81 so
per month. ROOM 10. 1910 G. st. N w
Kindly call between and y. m. Is'
FIRST-GRADE Civil Service examinati ton
for clerks Feb. s, 1919: tuition for entire
course for this examination S5 THE CIVIL
SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, s. r.
cor. 18th and F SITS. Phone Franklin 2os0
LESSONS In French by u anative-Tutoring
reading, conversation. 1870 Harvard y
w. Phone Col 52S-J. ia930t
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
Hard to Convict.

1t is admitted to be almost imEos-
Sible 10 secure convictions in cour:
upon prosecutions for this cause. The
thief will allcse that he is being per-
secuted by a strong company. that
the railroads simply "havc it in" for
him for his indepcndcncc. and that II
The Washington times., 1919-01-13
FOR SALE-TIMBER LANDS

TIMBER and mineral land; zoo acres Of
magnificent timber and valua bic mineral
land: owner must have money at once AMI
will sacrifice same for s3s per acre. This
is real bargain and the kind that comes
but rarely. The timber on this land will
bring more than the price asked. Address
r. L. JENNINGS,
Wilderness, Va I-14s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
JAPS WORRIED
ON WAY Home
Labor Delegates Start Back
With Fear and Trembling

sAN FRANCISCO. Dee. H.
United Press When the siberia
Maru sailed todny for japan. II took
the big japanese delegation which
came here TO attend the international
labor conference az Washington.
Members dld not entirely conceal
their uneaslncas concerning the typo
OF reception they will receive.
II became known that 4. Masu-
motto. the labor delegate. win arrange
10 be spirited from the vessel In an
attempt 90 avoid a repetition Of tho
mobs that Hpecded his departure.
News that the japanese delegation
obtained "a concession OF "A ga hour
day for japanese labor. aH against
tho eighthour day for European and
American labor. has created great
indignation in Japan's labor circles.
according 10 confidential advices re
coivcd by members Of the Japanese
delegation.
In the delegation leaving today ARE
y. kanada. head 81 the government
delegation. Or NJ Okla. s. Muto. head
of the capitalist division. ana u.
Mnsumoto. with the parry II x.
uyeda. representing Nippon Dompo.
a Japanese news agency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Wilkes Ingenue
Will Play Lead

To petite Mary Thornc. popular
inwcnue OF the wilkes Players. has
been given the honor u leading the
Wilkes Players la their first offering
for the new year Jean Webster p
fascinating comedy In four acts.
Daddy Long Legs" which starts
with a matinee sunday.
Niles Morgan. ic7 ling lady ~ the
Wilkes Players. not he seen In
Daddy Long Lri ss she has re.
qucHtcd a weilonrned weeks vaca.
ton on account % the long and try
INK parts that che has had 20 far
this season.
Miss Thorns has proven big
favorite with tho patrons Of the
wilkes theatre from her first appear.
ancc on tho stage here M the baby
vamp" tn Upstairs and Down" She
viii be seen IN the part created hy
Ruth Chatter;on In next weeks Of
fcriuE. namely. that OF Judy" the
little orphan girl and the hsadlng
part In the production. playing op.
posite Alexis Luce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Wire Briefs

LOS ANGELES -- Frank willis
wanted "A drink Here il a bottle OF
aciciiian white wine" the bootleRger
told him. Sparkling So" Where
upon Frank became owner OF an cx-
cclleut bottle OF lemon rodn.
DETROIT.--An enterprising pawn
shop merchant here today had this
sign In his window Christmas jew
ciry not hockabio here "
NEW YoRK.--Dock Commission.
or Hubert called In the bomb squad
TO open a bolnted Christmas pack
age After removing the wrappings
with a knife the detectives finished
their Job with corkscrcw.
NEW YORK Thomas Mulhcrn, n
bartender. was fined t2s for selling
hlghballs TO two women. lie c1.
planned that he thought prohibition
was for men only"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

persons taking salmon with rod
hand limo or spear for their pcrsoraf
or family use and not for sale 81
barter. ~
20. The waters Of the AfognaK
reservation are covered by preslder-
thai proclamation Of December ~
1892. and the regulations pfomuis
gated by authority thereof are MA
modified or affected by this ordef,
bat remain IN fun force
20. All previous orders Of this
secretary Of commerce Imposing
limitations or prohibitions upon fab
Ing IN the waters covered BY tlds
order as hcroinbefore indicated. afs
hereby eupergs ded.
-. This order becomes effective
January /, 1920"
Tho request that the Copper river
regulations Of 1918 be reconsidersr
and made less drastic was denied.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Salmon Fishing Regulations /.
for Alaska Are Announced

WANilINGTON. -. G.. Dec. 81
Drastic regulations governing sal.
mon fishing on the southern and
rouiheartern coast " Alaska are an
nounoed here. FORMULATION Of the
new regulations followed the hear.
Ing held IN Seattle on Nov. 20 and
20.
Regulations Issued Dec. !. 1918
are superscdod by the moro Htrln
gent laws issued yesterday. The
neN regulations are limitations aud
prohibitions on the existing laws
governing the subject. and do not
superHede them
The new restrictions follow:
], Waters east OF the longitude
Of Cape Spencer.
"A All fishing IN prohibited IN
all salmon streams and their trlbu.
taries and lakes.
"B. All fishing. except with purse
neincs ana DRIFT gin nets. IL pro.
hlbited within 500 yards Of the
mouth OF all salmon streams.
&C. All fishing with purse seines
and drift gal IL prohibited within
200 yards OF the mouths Of all sal
mon streams, and all fishing with
purse reines and drift gill nets ns
well as all other apparatus l. pro.
hibited within 800 yards Of the
mouth OF Chllkns river. Chilkoot
river. Anan creek. Hetta creek,
soekeye creek and Naha stream.
y. All fishing IL prohibited IN all
salmon streams. their tributaries
and lakes and within 500 yards OF
the mouths OF such streams flowing
into the Pacific ocean or Boring sea
between Cape Spencer and Cape
Newenham. except as follows:
"A. Fishing Is permitted IN
Behring river below line extending
riEht angles across Behring river
from point approximately 500 feet
northwcsteriy from the mouth OF
Gandii river.
"B. Fishing Is permitted in Cop
per river and it's tributaries In &C.
oordance with the terms OF the
order promulgated December 90.
i'Aes HHiNH oiuNf N cpntluutu IN
fun force
&C. Fishing If permitted at Kar-
lux beyond the zone 100 yards out.
side the mouth OF Karluk river,
where Il breaks thru Karluk spit
into Sheliwof strait.
ID. Fishing Is permitted In Uga.
shik river below a line extending at
right angles across the Ugashik 500
yards below the mouth OF King sal.
mon river.
%. The driving OF salmon down
stream and causing OF salmon 10 go
outside the protected area at the
mouth Of any salmon stream are ex.
pressly prohibited.
=. This order does not apply to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
REPORT
ON DROWNING
Probes Tragedy in Which
Four Sailors Lost Lives

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee s7.-A
written report concerning the acct
dent several days ago at Crescent
city Cal, which cost the lives Ut
four members % the crew Of the
steamer South Coast, has been filed
with the United states Inspector
OF hutis and boilers.
The four sailors were drowned
when two lifeboats capsiEcd, 1, was
reported that the ship steamed away
leaving the men struggling In the
water.
The contents OF Captain krausc's
report Is not 70 be made public un.
III completion OF an investigation
which viii determine whether Grim
inal charges viii be lodged against
him. u was said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Escaped Robber Is
Arrested in South

PORTLAND, Dec. 2T.-Chester
Clark. alias Leo Hartman. convicted
bank robber. who escaped from the
Oregon state penitentiary last April.
has been arrested in MaryHville. Cal.
on a charge Of murder. local authori'
ties have been notified.
Details OF the murder are lacking
Clarke was sentenced 10 serve 10
years in prison for robblng the
Beaverton. ore. bank OF $4,000 sev.
crni months ago. lie robbed Spo.
kane hank Of $1,000 shortly after his
escape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
LEWIS ORPHEUM

a fast and snappy musical offer
ing In which King Fun will reign
supreme will be- the attraction OF
the Levy's Musical Comedy com
pany at Leyy's Orphoum for New
Years week in 1920 Wet or Dry,
starting today.
The offering f. 81 a political ma
turo I'm that Able" ucw White) is
running for the office OF mayor of
the town on the wet ticket. His
campaign manager will be none
other than oscar Gerard COle'1,
while "gllvera" 0crt. G. Hunt. viii
have a funny role as the third OF
the trio Of clever funmakcrs in "A
suffering Kid who is general aide-de-
camp Of Able. There viii be a mum
Der OF humorous scenes that will no
doubt delight the audience.
Bob Sandberg. Robert Lorenzo
Pauline Arthur. Frank Budd and
Dorothy Raymond will all have
strong supporting parts that VIII
aid in a great measure In the
spicndidnoss OF the offering.
There will be number Of big and
elaborate musical specialtics on tap
IN this weeks bill. Of which the
featured one viii be headed by
Pauline Arthur. II IN in the nature
Of song revue Of old King Alco-
hol. and In which the large chorus
will offer n number OF pretty sur
prises
The trio composed Of Lorenzo
Gerard and Budd viii delight with "A
number OF new harmony offerings
Bob sandborg will have catchy
number with the girls as also VIII
Frank Budd and Robert Lorenzo.
The first installment Of Helen
Holmes latest serial. '"Thc Fatal
Fortune" will be shown on the
screen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
THEATRE PROGRAMS

IrRpI,OfIfsN--t chan a Harris
a taiisr. Aas- Man"
Mpohf@---prpheana vaudeville. fee
turinx The iuur Msftsn.."
wfLht~-wiIksz Players In DADDY
lens t~xs.
LEWIS pNFutt M--Irsp's Nu.icai
tsm-siy COMPANY In "ts3o. Wet oF
Dry"
rt>rA0fs -- vaudeville. f-atarinx
Princes. ioy e1iah lie HadJah.
PALACE nIf-N ansesiiie. fssaiar.
Ing The Dsagl.s smiiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

this extremely fascinating com.
edy. The production requires such
a large east that a number Of extra
people had 20 be added 90 the rrFu.
lar east ~ the Wilkes Players.
Little docs Judy roalisr that from
tho daY a wealthy lady and a ceg.
tain yuurx and attractive gentleman
nay a visit % the Orphans home
where che lives. her NE VIII BE- run
Of such wonderful things as came
20 Cinderella from tho Fairy
Prince. She IL taken out % the
home. dressed In pretty clothes and
sent 70 a Kifls' finishing school a
splendid allowance comes regularly
ana hsT life h ore Of happiness.
She does no, know who her brnc-
factor d and 80 she calls this myu
teriouH person her Daddy Long
Legs Al the end Of her term In
the school she comes forth a beautl.
fui attractive young lady. ard then
she meets her bsnefa ctor. her
Daddy Long Isega" To tell any
more would be spelling the aitrac
tive play FOR all those who might
want 10 see f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
SHOTS
THRU WINDOW
This Charge Placed Against
California Man

sASTA BARBARA. Cal. Dec. q
whether George Bryant iaborer
Is insane or had a grudge against
Charles \ Edwards. local banker
was the matter for police investiga
ton here today.
Bryant was arrested last nisht &C
cuscd OF firing several shots thru
the window OF the Edwards home
as the banker and his daughter
were seated ai the dinner table.
None Of the shots took effect
Police ray Bryant admitted the
shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Seattle Boy Scouts (,
Guest of Theatre

Mobllizlng at Fourth ave. and WI
ginia II. al . O'Clock Friday morn'
ing. the entire Seattle organizaud3l
OF Boy Scouts marched TO the Strartl
theatre behind their leader. John n.
Piper, and were guests Of the mag
agement at a performance Of sd.
diers Of Fortune"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
PALACE HIP

Tho Palace Hip win offer merry
holiday show for the coming week.
The new program includes lots OF
singing dancing Instrumental music.
comedy and acrobatic feats.
Heading this big bin VIII be the
Douglas family. one of the most
popular acts travelling over the Pal
ace Hip circuit Their offering is
called "Sprigs a. Heather and sham.
rock" which means some good old
Irish songs. and Irish wit will be In
fun swing.
An equally attractive novelty will
be the daring act staged by the
Amber Brothers. sensational cquil.
ibrists.
Music. high class and jnzzy. will be
played by kruzo on the xylophone
The Surprise Four are singers who
offer some fine harmony
Elaine and Titania have n happy
little sldt called Just a Little
Change" and Jerome Morrick and
comSny win present comedy play
let. "Thc Merchant Prince"
Resides the vaudeville entertain.
mcnt Stuart Holmes and Ellen
Cassidy appear IN the screen show
ing, Love, Honor And Z"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Tidelands Bought :
for Factory Sit(

The Service Realty company,
holding company for the Simmofrs
Bed company, purchased 1l.0W
square feet Of tideland at First ave.
IS. and Spokane ave. thru Henry
Frederick. Inc. Friday. q. Kinnessr
co. and Brawley Estate company afts
the former owners. The price Is e.
timated at $4,000. The bed com
pany may erect a factory there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
FORMER TRACTION HEAD
GOES TO PHILADELPHIA

G. A Richardson, street rallwzN
superintendent OF the Puget soursl
Traction, Light a. Power Co. when Il
operated tho city transit system. has
been elected vice president Of tlDr
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co. II
left hers In July to become transpof'
tauon manager Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

one hundred statesmen and depart
ment heads Of the min and offices 81
Albers Rros Milling company held
their annual banquet in the dining
room OF the Arctic club Friday even
ms Sales Manager III. W, Goodrich
acted as POSTMASTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
Sentence RENTED

WARRINGTON. Dec. 27.--Secrt
iary Baker has announced he h{z
RENTED the 1o.year sentence u
Private Lawrence Perlmutter. Win
was tried and convicted Oh IT,
Charge Of giving military inforn1a-
ton TO Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27

Mysterious and battling Ia the per.
Torrance OF Prince Iovedah De
Isadjah. midas distinguished seer
and ieiepathist. who comes TO the
PautaEcs for tho New Years week
on the bin opsnlna with the mex,
Monday matinee. The Prince and
his two associates. a young woman
and a man. are all hiEh caste Hin
dus. They appear in native cos
tunes Of rich design a. they pass
thru the audience answering qucA.
tons with startling rapidi,y on
questions regarding past. present
and future. They have been Gre.
ating an unusual stir.
An added attraction viii be the
Zip Zip Yaphankers. ten young
men and a Kiri. who formed one of
the most popular entertainment units
q the overseas forces during the
war. They present a wide variety
Of talents including singing. dancing.
Instrumental music and acrobatics.
NADIA Norrainc IL pretty girl
with phenomenal voice. who
brings her own repertoire Of new
songs
Ia France and Kennedy are black.
faced funHtsrs IN u lauEhfost that
they call After the Battle" IN
which they appear az a fighter and
trainer. The Peerless Trio. an
Italian man and two women. are
street singers and instrumentnlists
Of high order with gift for
comedy Love and Wilbur. man
and maid. will provide the thrills
with their performance on the fly
ing rings. The Paumgescope will
show a Sunshine Comedy. The Vel
| intv noar rafalfgr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-27
SMITH OREGON DRY, MAN

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2T.--The ap
pointmcnt OF johnson c. Smith
Portland. Ore. as federal prohibition
commissioner for oregon. was an
nounced today by the bureau Of in
tcrnal revenue