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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13
GOOD new BILL
AT The MOORE
Saranoff and Violin Girls in
Splendid Offering

Musical maids, and comedians OF
every variety. contribute 60 tho ex-
ccptional vaudeville program that
was uncorked for the week at the
Moore theatre sunday. For good
measure Martin Heck has sent over
an assortment OF novelties.
saranoff. with Bllly Abbott and
tho Winter Garden Violin Girls, top
the bill. They have "A miniature
musical comedy that Is far. far
above the average. Saranoff ia one
4 OF tho olevercSt entertainers I'm the
show business lie literally radiatea
genius In all he attempts Each OF
his assistants ls perfectly fitted into
I the piece.
! Harry and Emma sharrock are
back again With their fair ground
faker act They burlesquc the mya-
tic mind readers. and SO give the
audience a lot OF fun In addition 90
the bowilderment OF their fast work.
| IL would DO robbing prospective
Moore patrons of a thrill 10 explain
all about William Ebs In advance.
| Every program. IL seems. must
have an American aviator or two
and this weeks bill brings one who
can really sing-nryan Lee with
Mary Cranaton he plays n delight
fui little musical Skit which h much
better than average
/ The KanazawR Boys. who open
the bill. are Jualnt orientals who are
more than rare acrohats. They can
really make people laugh. And
everybody knows that the vaudeville
world - congestcd with acrohats who
think they know how 60 be funny. but
real acrobatic comedians don't cone
around very often.
/ Color Gems. the last act on the hill.
10 better than many picture pose at
tcmpts. Carl Emmy and hiA pets
keep the Riddles interested.
METROPOLITAN
/ Bevles Of girls with a oolorfui AZ.
Noriment OF hosiery supply the ami.
mated background for the Marcus
Show OF 1919. "oh. Baby which
opened for a week at IN. Mcropoll.
tan sunday night Mike Sacks. lie
brew dialect comedian. and Charles
Ahbatc. clown. supply most OF the
comedy.
Patrons who packed the Metro.
1 poiitan were well pleased with the
show. Everybody laughed and APP
plaudrd as the plotless performance
unfoided ono novelty after another.
puneiua,cd with burlcsaue comedy
and song.
Two spectacular scenic hallets are
presented crcdltAbly. The Gates Of
Araby" and The Artists Dream"
Mime. Yvonne vaiiai and Roland
zrrmain. assisted by tho ballet. place
the show above the ordinary bur
ieaqae standard. They dance we'll.
despite the fact that they are re.
aulrcd TO dance almost TO erhaus
ton.
Altho the program promised more
than the actual performance yielded
for instance. the League OF Ma.
tons temple scenic episode. which
was missing in action--it was nearly
ii.3o .. m. when the entertainment
ended.
Tho "Oh. Baby" producers and the
performers cannot be accused OF Try
Ing To sklmp. and they are 10 be
commended for bringing n few male
songsters who can produce pleasing.
simple melody.
There will be matinecs wednesday
and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13
Music Study Club

The Seattle Music study club. at
i.1o az the home Of Mrs. Arden l..
Smith, 1909 18th ave, An interest.
ing program 10 be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13

Let's 20 eat nj Boldt's-uptown
fi1t Sd Ave; downtown. 9i3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13
PALACE HIP

Her Trousscau presented by
ChaS. W. Cross and company. Is the
headline feature OF the new show
that opened yesterday at the Palace
Hip. In this miniature musical com
edy fashion revue. Mr. Cross takes
pieces of cloth and drapes them on
models. Ono OF the young women.
Miss Stradley is a fine singer. and
Miss Earl Is charming dancer and
singer. Coined Is provided By Bobby
Stewart
Kendall. Pearl and slater have a
comedy Offering called THE Woman
lIaters.' In which they prove that no
such attitude can be maintained with
the ladies' on the ground. The Three
Lees ar1gAghtning club-swinging and
Juggling artists. Tho Hon" Dave
Manley. as candidate for mayor.
presents a political speech that lis an
excellent satire on candidates espous.
Ing their own causes.
Fredericks and Van arc xyiophone
and mirirnba artists. with very
pleasing program OF diversified selec.
tions Montgomery and Milan have
IA diverting act called "A Seaside
Romance" which includes comedy
talk and singing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-13
WILKES

Love in the morning is not love In
n garden under tho moonlight. And
running away with another mans
wife 10 her husbands summer home.
with the husband conducting house
party there. takes all tho roam out
OF Romance.
This Is the plot OF The Naughty
Wife" the play opening at the
Wilkes theatre Sunday for "a weeks
run.
Jane Morgan. In the role OF Elolse
Harrington, the wife Of a man of let
ters. who Is so much taken up with
his work that he almosts forgets his
"empty.headed" little wife, puts a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21
Prince Rupprecht's
Trial is Asked by
French Authorities

I Paris, Oct. 2O.-The names of
Prince Rupprecht, of Bavaria, and
others of the former royalty and no.
bility of Germany, appear on the lists
of German officers whose surrender
for trial for common law crimes in
France and Belgium will be demanded
in accordance with the terms of the
Versailles treaty, it was stated by La
Liberte today.
The newspaper says the list, now
approaching completion, includes
about 600 names, each accompanied
by detailed account of the offenses
charged and the evidence on which
they are based.
The supreme council, it is stated,
will soon decide the date upon which
the list is to be presented to Germany,
which, according to the protocol to
the treaty, must be within two months
after the treaty comes into effect.
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BLACk:%%..WHITE
IIsal|a 81
Wins Suit Against
Royal Neighbors

Judgment by consent in favor of
plaintiff for $1,70O was handed down
yesterday in the suit of James Louis
Ruark VS.. Royal Neighbors of Amer
lea. The plaintiff asked judgment
for $4,000, basing the claim on a pol
icy issued on the life of Mabel Webb,
who died early this year.
The fraternal order contested pay
ment on the contention that in ap-
plying for the insurance, the deceased
had stated she had not suffered ill
ness within specified period. The
defense contended that this was not
the case, but that the insured had
suffered illness such as would prevent
the order from issuing a policy, had
the officials been aware Of the fact.
Alex. Lazarus and A. Abilene came
out victorious in the suits instituted
by the late J. F. Simmons to eject
them from the premises in Main
street, just south of the Eagle store.
The Abilene case was tried before a
jury, but Judge Sorrells directed the
verdict for the defense. The other
case was tried before the court.
Two suits of T. j. Steed, admin
istrator, VS.. Security Life Insurance
company were heard by Judge Sor-
rells in chambers. No decision has
yet been rendered.
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Real Estate Market
Continues Active

The real estate market continues
active, as indicated by the numerous
transfers filed in the office of Circuit
Clerk s. F. Vaulx. "a instruments
pertaining to real estate were filed
yesterday, few being deeds Of trust
and mortgages. Among the trans
fers recorded was one showing the
purchase by VIM. Puddephatt from
L. A. Baker, for $4,000, Of the prop
erty on the northeast corner Of Olive
and Seventeenth. w. C. Jacks has
acquired from f. E. Eiland the prop
erty at the southwest corner Of
Eighteenth and Elm, paying $4,000.
Spencer Davis bought from Ed.
Wilson all Of the block west Of the
cemetery and bounded by Vaugine,
Scull, Spruce and Maple streets. This
property brought $2,700.
Two pieces Of country property
changed hands, Sigmund Sachs and
c. e. Spann acquiring from Leon
Clifford, L. T.. KILLER and Ethel M.
Rheinfeld of Missouri, 480 acres, sit
uated in section IS, township 5, range
Is. The consideration was $500.
John Rogers purchased from G. H.
Triplett for 81 800 the 40 acres COM
prising the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section 5, town
ship 5, range q. vi
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W. E. FORESTER PROMOTED.

w. E. Forester, city salesman here
for the National Biscuit company,
has been promoted to the position of
special salesman for the general sales
department, according to announce
ment made yesterday. Mr.. Forester
will leave in a few days for Chicago,
where he will remain one month, later
going to New York for months
stay there. He does not know just
now the territory to which he will be
assigned. Mrs. Forester will remain
in Pine Bluff. Mr.. Forester entered
the service of the National Biscuit
company at Little Rock in 1912, as
delivery man. Two years later he en-
tered the selling department, with
which he continued except for the
time he spent in the military service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21
YOU CAN MAKE YOUR
COMPLEXION SOFT,
WHITE and YOUTHFUL
By The Use of the Popular Black
and White Beauty Treatment.

Women everywhere want to look
well. The savage maiden tattoes her
skin, fixes rings in her nose, while
the example Of present day beauty in
q civilized woman is soft, velvety
skin and a radiant complexion.
To attain a beautiful skin, sticky,
greasy face creams, lotions, powd-
ers or rouge should not be used. Such
cosmetics only serve to temporarily
hide or mask the unsightly skin.
You can remove pimples, insect
bites, freckles, tan, sunburn and make
your dark, sallow, muddy complexion
white, smooth and sole by the use
of the Black and White Beauty Treat
ment, which consists of Ointment and
Soap. The Ointment is used at
night-washed off the next morning
It is different from cosmetics be-
cause it takes of or removes skin
blemishes-does not cover or hide
them.
Both Black and White Ointment
and Soap can be bought at all good
drug stores for 25c a package, or the
manufacturers will send them direct
postpaid on receipt of price.
Free sample and literature can be
had if you will clip and mail this to
Black and White, Box 913, Memphis,
Tenn. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21
THOUGHT HIS TIME HAD
COME-DISAPPOI

81 never was more surprised in
my life than when l took the first
dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
NY stomach trouble had been Of
eight years standing, sometimes so
bad as to cause commissions, followed
by hemorrhage. i thought my time in
this world was short, and believed it
the last medicine i would ever take.
1t is now eight weeks since, and /
am feeling better than for many
years." It is simple, harmless pre-
paration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded adv.
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$3.50, 900, 900 Loan to
British Announced

New York, Oct. 20.-J. P. Morgan
and Companys announced today a
loan of $250,OOO,0oO for the British
government in, the form of three and
1O-vear government securities. The
proceeds will be used in part to re-
tire the outstanding bonds OF about
1886, 100000 British government 51s
per cent notes, maturing November l.
The remainder will be available to the
British government for it's require.
menst in this country or for those OF
British merchants to whom the gov
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21
STEAMER is BEACHED.

New York, Oct. 20.-The British
freighter Chicago City, was beached
to prevent sinking today after col
lision with the tanker George H.
Jones, in the outer harbor. The Chi
cago City, 1924 tons gross, was in
ward bound from Bristol and the
tanker was outward bound for Ham
burg. A hole was stove in the port
quarter of the freighter and the
tanker's, bow was badly damaged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21
DENY WOMAN KIDNAPPED.

Memphis, Oct. 20.-Reports current
last night that posses were searching
in the vicinity of Somerville, Tenn,
near here, for negro said to have
been known as William Seaberry, in
connection with the disappearance of
a young white woman from that town
were denied today. According to a
telephone message from Sheriff Ross
at Somerville, today, reports that the
young woman had been kidnapped
are unfounded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21
new VICE PROBE
IS ORDERED BY,
JUDGE SORRELLS
Grand Jury Committee to Get
Facts Not Options This
Time.
OFFER PRAYER FOR
JUDGE AND JURORS
Al THE TABERNACLE

Bob Jones, evangelist, and
his congregation at the
tabernacle last night offered
prayer for divine guidance
Of Circuit Judge w. b. Sor-
rells and the members of the
grand and petit jurles in their
work OF attacking the social
and other problems in Jeffer-
son county.
In the prayer, the hope
was expressed Tor the success
Of the officials in eliminating
Immoral elements from the
affairs of the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21

We carry a complete line of ac-
cessories for all cars including Ford
parts, bumpers, McBeth lens, for all
cars, Tires, tubes, oils and greases.
We are distributors for Star Tires,
Cord Fabric Tires. Ford sizes guar
anteed 1900 miles. Free air and
water. Twelve Twelve Tire company
116 W.. Barraque St. 10-19-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21

WHEN A CHILD HAsa GROUP

Thousands of mothers say Folcv,s
Honey and Tar Compound Is the best
remedy they know for cfoup, coughs
and colds. It cuts the thick, chok'
ing mucus, clears away Me phlegm
opens air passages and eases hoarsa'
ness. The gasping, strangling fight
for breath gives way to quiet breath
ing and peaceful sleep; Mann's
Pharmacy. "..t ADV.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21

eminent may sell dollar exchange.
This is the largest financial project
undertaken by American bankers
since the close Of the war. Its flota-
ton is expected in financial circles to
stabilize the long prevailing weak
ness of exchange on London in this
market. g
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has
been purchased by US and will be
used as a private shooting ground.
Caretaker has been instructed to ad-
nit no one unless accompanied by
member.
PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB.
10-21-tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21

We handle the Goodrich silve,
town Cord Tire. Twelve Twelve T;ro
company, 116 W. Barraque St.
1O-19-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21

Big Plain and Self Rising Flour,
if not the best in your opinion your
money refunded. Riley Feed Mfg.
Co. 9-23-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-10-21
Alfonso Guest of
Paris on Mission
of Great Interest

Paris, Oct. 20.-King Alfonso, who
left Madrid last night for brief
visit to Paris on his way to England
reached here at 1920 o'clock this
morning. The king was received at
the station by Stephan Pichon, the
French foreign minister, and by rep
Iresentatives of the premier and the
minister of interior.
Although King Alfonso's visit to
Paris is regarded as informal, the
program arranged thus far appears
likely to keep him busy during his
short stay. President Poincare will
give a dinner at the Ulysses Palace
in honor Of the king this evening and
and shooting party at the presidential
preserves in Rambouillet forest to-
morrow.
Immediately after the shooting
party King Alfonso will start with
Marshal Petain for Verdun where he
will lay a wreath on the tomb Of
French soldiers who fell there.
Spain mo Neutral"
Paris, Oct. 2O.-Commenting on the
visit Of King Alfonso to Paris, this
mornings newspapers point out that
Spain, having a seat in the executive
council of the Society of Nations, can
no longer be considered neutral and
must assume an important role in
the worlds affairs.
Although the Spanish monarch
comes to France incognito, this morn
ing's newspapers, particularly those
specializing in foreign politics, such
as the Echo de Paris and Excelsior,
agree in attaching great political i'm
portance to his visit, apart from Mo-
rocco. They say Alfonso is coming
here to pave the way for early ne
gotiations (which the gravity of the
economic and social crisis renders i'm
perative."
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666 quickly relieves constipation,
biliouspess, loss Of appetite and head
aehsS, due to torpid liver. ADV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-27
Various Questions

tn me Eduor Of Womdi'S Page,
Dear Aladam-Wil you kindly tell
mo how TO get rid Of molcs? | have
two quite large ones on my face. and
| would like to get rid of them. as
they look very badly. Also tell me how
the white AngorH collar and cuffs on a
black sweater can hc washed. Would
washing them in the usual manner
harm them? win you tell me the re-
ligionS of Thcda Bara and Clara Kim
bnll Young: Thr motion picture maga
zines do not tell this. l.. W. VI.
You had better consult physician
about the moles. believe there is
some way Of burning them off. but it
would not be safe to try it without a
doctors advice.
Wash the Angorn in lukcwarm water
and white soap shavings without rub
bing il, Rinse it in cold water and
squeeze il, not wiring it. out. Then
hang it in the open air or over the
heat in n bag instead of over line.
so that il will not stretch
! cannot give you the information
about the actresses, as | have no facili
tics for obtaining it, If the magazines
de- not give II then it is evidently not
available.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-27
A Letter to the Bachelors"

I Dear CYNTHIA - | think little
talking TO would not hurt either OF the
bachelors. so will you please PRINT TINS
for their benefit: -.
Just a word to ask "Old Bachelor
why he should hate oil women because
one failed him. Have none been loyal
or faithful to him.
You have the privilege OF being
friendly with the opposite sex or letting
them severely alone. but at least ac-
cord them the courtesy due from an
American.
Years ago | stopped at a hotel where
among the guests was an EugIlshmnn
who said ''These Americans spoil their
women; we do not As an evidence oi
his disapproval he never removed his hat
in the presence of lady. 1t really did
not get him anything. did not hurt any
one, simply caused him to be pointed
out every time he made his appearance
as That Englishmnn. Perhaps he
experienced little inward gIcc every
time he was so i'll hammered. but that
is really all he got
If we hated the whole sex because one
had failed us and made MS unhappy tn"
world would not be n fit place TO live
in In fact. our race would die out.
It's the loving forgiving and even for
getting that makes the mother, \ won
an gave you lie ana one VIII pFOpaDlH
be near you to comfort and help when
that life passes out,
One boy whom ! know fairly well and
who has been the pride of his mother ;
life. and consequently spoiled, brought
home to her a pretty little doll like
bride whom he told, You are too pretty
to work you must always keep yourself
Just like this for me: keep your hands
as they are now. Look at mother; she
is faded and old from the effects oi
homework. So after years of love aud
service he compares mother to some ono
vet improved and hands to her another
one to serve and fade for
How many men want to be seen ont
with their mothers or sitserst They may
give their entire life to the comfort and
happiness, and do numerous little acts
of Kindness to make that brother or son
happy and contented in his home, but
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-27
Suggestions for Party

Ir INC FdNor OF Woman s Page:
Dear Madam am planning to give
dinner party of twelve during Christ
mas week and am asking you early. to
avoid the rush. if YOU will kindly send
some suggestions for entertainment
afterWard. To help you in your sug
gcstions we range between twenty three
and twenty seven years Of age and love
anything that will start "A trough
house.
] would be glad Of any pretty. table
decorations you might suggest or II
particularly attractive and appropriate
dish | might serve: in fact, any kind of
suggestions to make it n success.
X. Il. l..
! am sending YOU some games which
will be almost sure to start rough
house. If that is what you really want.
Your Christmas decorations will still
be up. of course, in the house, so that
the only suggestions you need are for
the table. Why not have small
Christmas tree in the center of the
table. trimmed with pink and white
roses? At the end of the dinner,
/ ask each guest to pick off one of the
roses. pink for the girls. white for the
men. When removed from the tree the
/ roses are discovered to be rolls of paper,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-27
by CYNTHIA

its some one elsr's sister who gets tho
courtesy and candy
What we need is not 50 much railing
at all women on account ol one NlrahE
err" who fails. but n deeper ronsld'ra
tiop and stronger sense Of loyalty to
those who toll for us day by day. CIV
ing health. strength and even loSinE
what good looks one might have hhd:
No woman does the regular routine Oh
houscwOrk for love of ii she does II ior
love Of those VINO make her home ana IN
doing that kind of work she cannot re-
tain the appearance of the woman who
never puts her hands in dlshwatcr,
scrubs dusts or loses sleep over Ilttlc
children. Her attractions fail not
because she il willing. but her service
is of that type that calls for mental ana
physical service all the time. From the
time the first little one arrives her MIND
is never at rest Then as a reward IN
cases too numerous TO mention inc man
to whom she has given her affection
starts 10 compare her with what she was
when he married her and with some oI
the women whose work is of tyne thai
they may always look well Ms well as be
rcnGy for any kind Of social diversion.
Let me tell you. Mr.. Man. woman has
the hardest row to hoe from the cradle
to the grave and if you do not like my
sex. stay away. but do not rant at us,
but try to realize that it is not fair to
try to make all pay for tho mistake OF
one
As for the Happy Young Bachelor,
he probably is building air castles while
he let's slip away from him that which
is real. and once gone never returns.
a man is child always. throwing
away that which he has and reaching
out for something new. TSOLO.
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Please Tell Ne What TO DO

her parents. should know more about it
than YOU do. Tell her YOU will be very
glad to help any way YOU can. but YOU
fear your making any arrangements for
her might put her in Il false position
She would be we'll looked after at the y.
or recommended to proper place from
there if they have hO room.
Also show yourself very willing to ad e
wise. and should you hear of n proper
position, help her to get it. As to the
rest. time will tell. If a man really
grows TO care for girl he won't mind
whether he's young or old, or what.
just so she will marry him. But love
and marriage do not inevitably come
from friendship. Only be careful not
TO do or say anything that might make
the girl think You care for her. if YOU
do not
Write TO Cynthia formally or infor-
mally, ms YOU please. whichever way il
may help the most