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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
STOP PAYING RENT
OWN 4 HOME

MONEY TO Buy or BUILD
Build on your vacant lot. Re-
model your house. Make apart
ments out OF your cottage.
Double your income. Buy the
house you iik-. Pay rent 90
yourself No comm ssio on
charged. Just ask Va 20 have
man call on you and explain
our easy payment plan. We
have the time and the money:
you want the home. Let as get
together. Just call Elliott i2it.
". }. BYnNE COMPANY
sisf. C. Smith nidg.
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FOR sALE.--A HOUSE AND LOT I.
22as ". seth. Half cash. balance
part payment Call at bgOttb Bal
lard ave. Phone ballard iiei
GIT YOUR Lli.LN'S SEEDS TO-
day--we'vo ordered sunshine for
LiII.Y's, Estabiished 1855
Store 62i First Ave.
ron sALE-AM BUILDING S-ROOM
house on lot 7Oxl25: all In fruit
and flowers; fun basement; house
nearly finished. Present price.
$4,000. io0iO 5eth ave. s.
FOR SALE. si.5o0-3-RooM HOUSE.
two beautiful lots; all in fruit:
near paved street. small payment
down, balance like rent. Cali at
7sf y. 7ith.
GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE: 3
lots: good garden land: close In .
5000 $500 cash. balance s25 a
month See Mr.. walsh. G20i Cor
son ave.
you SHOULD OWN YOUR OWN
home. SEQ John r. Adams, ut
Fauntleroy. h. makes u easy for
you. City office. 21s Boston Blk
FOR SALE. or MAKE AN OFFER
b-room house: large lots; bear
ing fruit OF All kinds. all or part.
Phone kenwood 1866,
GOOD GROOM HOUSE. AND ALL
furnished. for $4,000. 100 2Tth N.
and John. Phone North go. by
owner
81. 0OO-HALF ACRE. SPADED ron
planting: rooms. near Rainier
valley car. terms. Call cas- y. Y.
Block.
AItkINDA. PLUMBING. itgb JACK
son St Beacon i3ii: res. Boa i5ll.
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REMOVAL SALE
We are holding a special sale ~
used trucks. 10 which We have
made necessary repairs 70 put
them In good condition. We rr-
pert 10 move into our new build
Ing shortly. and are sacrificing all
trucks now on hand.
sT-,on Kelly. A. GOOD As
NEW aasfss st-ss.s tsssssf 4t1sunN
- ton Kelly. worm drive..... l.Iso
1-tun Wilson sssss.ss.- ss..st+ l.sVV
i-ton DENLY. completely over
hauled ssss..sss.ss..s.s tbO
i-ton worm drive Maxwell.
new tifeF s4sss. sssssss. NvN
f-ton Republic. fine condition. a5s
We also have several Ford rorm-k-
Trucks. with or without bodies.
which can be bought at very low
price.
SEE THEM At
WESTERN MOTOR SALES co. Inc.
s0t r. pike ST. East s5s
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE
90 acres; 20 improved; h-room house;
barn. wells: large chicken
coops: young orchard. two miles
from Silverdale. wash; 10 miles
from navy yard; si.s00. terms ar
ranged Address owner, c. ELLIS,
Box 20, Tracyton, Wash.
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LOGGED.OrF LANDS

5000 ACRES IN SOUTHwESr
Washington for sale TO settlers;
easy terms: no raise in prices. -
Der acre and up. Liberty Bonds
taken at par. write for map show
ing location, etc.
WEY ERHAEUSER TIMBTR co.
Tacoma Bldg. Tacoma. Wash
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DIscHARGED SOLDIER. MARRIED
OF good education. banking and
general office experience. desires
an opening with some reputable
concern. willing 20 start with
small salary IL there ~ an oppor-
tunity for advancement. Address
O--
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Iasr AM FOUND

lost. SUNDAY ENENiNO. on
rhinncy or Capitol itiil car, gold
brooch. valuable SIT. East 900,
Ant ei Reward
LoST-SMAtL PAPER COVERED
notebook. color red marked san
Francisco. Return SOL Alaska
nidr Reward,
IoSr-i.ARGE SILVER PERSIAN
male cat. 1918 y, tsth. North athi.
Liberal reward
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Rates Per Insertion
FEMALE HELL WANTED

IS FEMALE HEfr WANTED
MANTFp-SNt.ES GIRL fok SNNN,..
ny ARrNFNr. MUST IN . 9
coon EXPERIENCE; No OTHER
NEED APPLY. .-.o
AUGUSTINE & kNER
SIS FIRST AVE.
call AFTER 10 \, NJ,
GET YOUR LuLY'S SEEDS Io-
aav-we'vc ordered sunshine te'
tomorrow
iIfI.N'S. Established ISIS
store 61t First Ave.
cRrpfT-.A LITTLE DOWN, A LIT
lie each week presee~ coats
suits Omen evenings until
o'clock Phelps Co. se5S Ihi'o
ave. tupstairsl
W ANTEn-HOJSE MAID t-k.slN
house. two In family: no hlidren
ro.d wares confederate te
,se~t. work light Telephone t-sFt
Ss1s. -..-...
WAY TGEy hRE pNNciNC TNnN
, or : lessons. stevens, isss s'n.
RAGTfNE PIANO pL NJ
tsusht psntaEes Nuildlns.
fsA SCHOOLS AND COti.t6fS
JAPANESE TAUGHT. KAboNAShi
school Elliott tsst
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RETURNED SAILOR DESIRES
permanent position driving truck
for firm that will give him chance
for Advancement Seattle resident
1s years Can furnish bond Salary
herired. t2a Addreas O-g. star.
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- SITUATIONS wANTED-MALR

POSITION OF RESPONSIBILITY ny
ex-captain. office manager. book
keeper and expert cornputer: prnc-
teal experience shop supervision.
mechanical drafting. references.
good reason for changing from
present position No doubtful
stock schemes considered. Ken
.rnra 9ere
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Us REWARD FOR INFORMATION
leading 90 the recovery 81 n gold
bell Frank Holton slide tromb bone.
stolen from Sixth Band. O. 4. g.,
Fert Worden. wash, April "a. Ad-
dress sixth Band. G. a. G.. Fort
WOrden. Wash
LOST -i.AbY's PURSE CONTAIN
inR money between ssth ~. and
18th 81. HaVeuna ave. Please re-
turn - Mrs. 4. HYninE. 1881 goth
ave. y. ~. o. fafx ftaVenna ave.
Botheli road. and reesiss reward.
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ON CAR LINE
Z ACRE TRACTS $500
$50 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY 4,
Between Seattle and Everett: good
soil: level: good water; car every
hour; best buy on the market
Puget Sound Farms Co. sos Sd Ave
HAVE is HALr-ACRE TRACTS;
good soil. water ptped To All
tracts: near Anderson shipyard al
Kirkland. Price 500 per tract;
easy terms, -
Fceney & Pettlnglli. New York Blk
FOR SALE-ONE ACRE OF LAND.
90 minutes ride from seattle: on
Everett Intcrurban car; 10 min
utcS' walk from Echo Lake sta
ton: located on the brick high
way. Price 5000 cash. R-6s, star
MUST SELL MY ACRES ON EN-
erctt interurhan. cheap for quick
sale. Terms very easy. B-sS. star,
5-ACRE TRACT; HALE MILE FROM
station: alder bottom land; stream
running thru; . acres fenced IN
hog wire: some clearing; small
building. Price $500. Address
Leo Balzar. Seattle Heights. Wash.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
EXCELLENT BILL is BEING
PRESENTED AT THE lyric

An excellent hill is being presented al
the Lyric theatre the irst half of this
Week. There is not a dull number on the
Dill and one or two of the numbers are
exceptionally good. Large crowds Mon
day night gave the bill hearty recep-
ton and were generous in their applause
of the various offerings
Edward Morton was exceedingly good
in a song act. He had severfl song num-
bers of humorous variety Some - his
songs were brand new and some y>ere
Older, but he put them all across in fine
style He was vigorously applauded.
Jolly and Villa presented Who's Your
Tailor?' Edward Jolly, Winifred Wild and
Joe Greham composed the cast. They
were all good and the act had some new
lines and some pretty good humor.
A black face act by Sam La Ear and
Josh Dale, billed as Joining the Union. .
was very COOL. There was some comedy
and then a little music with plenty OF
jazz trimmings.
The opening number on the bill, Blacf
and White, in a novelty act, proved
highly interesting. They are two unusu-
ally accomplished lady gymnasts.
Pedrini's Simian actors close the bill. 1t
is an unusually good animal act.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
IA CONvICTS SWEETHEART
AT THE MAJESTIC

Do YOU know that If you don't go to
the Majestic theatre you will miss seeing
about half Of your friends? Because they
ares all there
Since the Maddoclls- Park players have
been here, giving each week an unusually
attractive show, the prestige of the place
has improved just wonderfully, and now
it is recognized as one of the leading
attractions of the city.
This week the Maddocks-Park players
are playing 'The Convicts Sweetheart"
written and produced by young Sam
Park. This play is very clever, with lots
of excitement and laughs mixed into an
original plot.
Hazel Randolph is in love with Eu-
gene Moore. and Edward Manchester
loves Hazel. Hazers brother, Lawrence,
is killed by Manchester, who throws the
blame on Moore, has him arrested and
placed in prison. For months Hazel be-
lieves her lover guilty of her brothers
murder. but he escapes from Manchester,
who had leased him from the prison au-
thorties, and subjected him to untold
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
COUNTRY COUSIN"
AT THE ALCAZAR

The Country Cousin" featuring
laine Hammerstein. now on at the AL
AGAR, was witnessed by hundreds of the
.atrons of this popular playhouse Mon
lay, and all pronounced it one of the
reatest plays that has ever been shown
IN the screen in birmingham. THE
'ountry Cousin" is a screen version OF
tooth Harrington and Julian Streets ia
nous stage success of the same name.
he play that New York dramatic crit
cs pronounced as one of the best plays
syer put on the American stage.
The plot of the story is something out
Of the ordinary 1t is a story of a
country cousin who came to town for
he fir time and blocked a scheming
nan in his designs upon her city cousin
and her fortune. Miss Hammerstein as
he country cousin gets into a lot OF
rouble. The scenery is wonderful.
There is plenty of excitement in the
nlay, and it is play that has been in
orsed as being typically American by
resident Woodrow Wilson and ex-
PRESIDENT Theodore Roosevelt
The Country Cousin" will be shown
for the rest of the week at the Alcazar
and it is play that everyone should see
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
AZ LoEw's BIJoU

a bill of high-class vaudeville and
superb picture features is the offering
today at Loew's Bijou. A special feature
Of The picture programme is the sinking
Of merchant ships by German submarines.
These pictures are official and absolutely
authentic.
The vaudeville acts include Mccireevy
and ncYie in Motoring DIFFICULTIES a
comedy salt: LOWING and Bunin, song
and eantes; Steve Freda. character come
dian; Tyler and St. Clair, musical cpl
se1e' ana the S'partans, In feats of equili-
2riun William Desmond, in THE B,ue
Baneana, thrilling story of the goldan
west, IL the rhCtoplay feature.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
WILLIAMS NAMES SULLIVAN

Williams, it was alleged said he had
received the certificates from Sullivan,
and the latter on his arrival here to-
day from Washington, where he
spends part of his time. was arrested
Questioned by Mr.. Talley. Sullivan is
said by the police to have admitted he
gave to Williams the certificate on
which the loan had been negotiated and
that he had disposed of the other Cru
chile certificate in philadelphia last
Monday. He claimed to have received
the certificates from three persons
with whom he previously had had deal
ings, but about whom he knew nothing.
He denied any knowledge of Parnell.
After examining Sullivan's books.
Police Commissioner Lahey said he had
found other securities stolen from 81
firms and totaling at least 100000 had
passed through Su1livans hands in
manner which the prisoner could not
explain to the commissioners satisfac-
ton. Sullivan told the police that be-
fore taking a turn at the stock market
he had conducted in Washington. a
fashionable Cafe" at which he had
played host to many nationally known
persons,
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brutality. Hazel becomes convinced of
his innocence and determines to help
him. Through The aid of tramp whom
hazel had oefriended the real murderer
IS convicted and Eugene Moore proved
innocent.
The story rings true in every sense OF
ne word, and the scenes are perfectly
9eautiful The exterior of the Randolph
mansion would do credit to Shubert. The
res are very clever and well acted
Nae Park is her own charming self, and
rs girl fighting for her lovers free.
ON she has part that really enables
Ter to do some big acting. Sam Park
avs the funny things that seem to al
lays fall to his lot and he can get
augh with anything he says. The Ma
as'lc orchestra is exceedingly good and
- waits between acts are enjoyed
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
BACK TO GODS COUNTRY"
AT THE TRIANON THIS WEEK

real, much more easily understood than
when a child puts its finger on a geogra-
ply mar and points out the Arctic zone.
The story will perhaps be over their
little heads. because it is very exciting
one, very tense and dramatic. but there
is enough to keep the Riddles busy sec
ing all of the wonders that will appeal to
them. without understanding the story
in the least
This picture IS refreshing in its unique
subject. IL is a story OF the great north
west, end the Arctic regions. Nell Ship
man, who plays the lead. is admirably
cast. She can perform the most difficult
feats that go with the picture. 1t is said
that the company suffered great priva-
tons, and even lost lives in the making
OF this picture, in their determination to
make IL true to life
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19

An invitation has been extended 70 the
patrons of the Trianon theatre TO be sure
and bring the children to see ehe Won
derful film being shown there this week.
Back to Gods Country" There is much
there that will entertain the kiddies, as
we'll as the srea; heart throbbing story
for the grown UPS, because this film was
written and pi oduced under the super
vision OF James oliver Curwood. VINO
knows and loves the wild things, and the
great out of doors.
Little tiny bears are shown in close ups
their funny little antics. and Their queer
little TAT shapes. beers also, and noun
tain lions, are shcwn in this picture. and
the life of the great north west is made
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
MALE AND FEMALE"
TO Be AT THE STRAND.
Masterpiece of de Mile APP
pears Here in FOur-Day
Engagement

Maze and Female. Cecil B. de Miles
masterpiece. and a ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
super production. begins special four
day engagement at the Strand theatre
this morning. Hailed by critics, those
hardened reviewers Of pictures for the
exhibitors, as the greatest picture of the
season, Male and Female is expected
to create a sensation in Birmingham.
Aside from the beauty of the produc-
ton, its dazzling gorgeousness. movie
fans win have it presented to them at the
usual scale of prices at the Strand.
Cecil B. de Mile has been working up
to a production on the scale of Male
and Female 1t is haued as the most
sumptuous picture the screen has known
in years. The story is adapted from Sill
James NJ Barrie's great stage success,
The Admirable Crchton,' and is the
first Of the famous authors works to be
shown on the screen.
The cast is a remarkable one. Thomas
Meighan, whose great work in The
Miracle Man." marked him as one OF
the leading players of the day. is the al
mirable Crichton. Gloria Swanson is more
dazzling than ever as Lady Mary, and
Lila Lee, a star in her own right. as
Tweeny. gives her best portrayal in the
films. Others iii the notable cast are
Theodore Roberts, Raymond Hatton Rob-
ert Cain, Bebe Daniels and Maym Keiso
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
Kills All Aches and Pains in Hlaf the
Time 1t Takes Liniments,
Poultices and Plasters

Begys Mustarine is used by tens of thou
sands of people who know that it is the
quickest killer of pain earth.
It's SO penetrating and effective that in
most neuralgia headache toothache,
earache and backache disappear in to 10
minutes-somr statement but it's true
1t will not blister because it's the original
substitute for the old reliable mustard plas-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19

a messenger giving the name of Frank
Parnell had disappeared with two GER
tificates for 100 shares of Crucible
Steel stock worth $4,000.
No trace has been found OF ParneN
but New York detectives picked up a
trail leading to Washington and found
there that a loan of $4,000 had been
obtained from the National Savings
and Trust company on one of the GER
tficates.
According to the police. the loan was
obtained by man giving the name of
Winfield Williams, who after being ar
rested in Washington on a charge of
bringing stolen goods into the city, was
released in $4,000 bail
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
Mustarine Conquers Tonsilitis
Pleurisy, Lumbago and Neuralsls

ter and is made Of real yellow mustard no
cheap subst used.
Use it to Danish rheumatic pains and
govt. for sore. inflamed frosted feet, for
chilblains, stiff neck or joints cramps in
legs. 1t acts instantly and never fails to
drive out inflammation in any part of the
body.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
SCANDAL" COMING
TO THE JEFFERSON
Play Which Scored Triumph
In Chicago to Be Here
Three Days

Fresh from It's triumphs in Chicago,
where it has recently concluded a record
breaking run at the Garrick theatre, and
where It taxed the capacity of the play
house for seven months, Walter Hasts
smashing comedy success. scandal.
with Erma Bunting. will be seen for the
first time in this city at the jefferson
theatre Thursday Friday and saturday
and Saturday matinee, with a specially
selected cast, which won the approval not
only OF Mr. Has, the producer, but that
of Cosmo Hamilton, the author as we'll,
Scandal" briefly, tells the story OF
the frequently d,sconcerting, but always
highly entertaining perplexities of MISS
Beatrx Wand erdyke of the New York
Nanderdykes, whose astonshingly quest
for adventure ferns the ground work OF
the play.
In the cast OF the presenting company
will be found Emma Bunting and others
of prominence
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
The Tickle Makes You Cousn

HAYES HEALING HONEY stops the
Tickle. Heals the Throat and Cures
the Cough 35c. free box of GROVES
O-PEN-TRATE SALvE for Chest Colds.
Head Colds and Group with every bot
tie.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19

requiring the affirmative assent of other
nations to the Senate's qualifications
That any further compromise negotia-
tons by the democrats must be conduct
ed, not with them. but with the repub-
lican leaders.
On these decisions they informed SEN
ators Hitchcock and Lodge, with the
added advice to the former to move to-
day for any compromise he hoped to Sc
cure. The conference between the dem
ocratic and republican leaders, at which
an earnest effort at compromise was I'M
derstood to. have been made. followed al
most Immediately
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it's boundaries.

its boundaries.
The amendment was stricken ont on
motion of Senator Lodge, who said that
after mature consideration he believed it
went too far
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19

Because of the scarcity OF wood In
Switzerland about 70 per cent of the
ties on the government railroads are
metal.
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giving notice of this countrys withdrawal
unless member nations provided for an
advisory vote of the people before en-
tering war. requiring nations to re
duce their military and naval establish
ments; withdrawal by the United states
In the event member nation attempted
to acquire the territory of a nonmember
nation: withdrawal by the United States
if am member, exercising mandate or
nrotectorate over any country, should
appropriate that country's actual re-
sources.
A reservation by Senator Walsh, demo
crat. Massachusetts, to declare the league
could not hamper free speech or a free
press was rejected AZ to 3e. Six demo-
Gratis supported it.
Bv vote of so to n the Senate re-
affirmed its previous action in accepting
the committees reservation relative TO
mandates. Senator Hitchcock voted with
the majority for the purpose, 1t was said,
Of enabling him to move for reconsid-
eration later If thought desirable
The second vote on the resolution of
Senator Reed to reserve American
honor and vital interests was 50 to 80 for
rejection There was no change from the
previous vote u republicans voting for
rejection and three democrats, Gore,
Reed aud shields. for adoption.
TREATY FORMALLY REPORTED
At Q o'clock tonight, after the Senate
had been in continuous session for II
hours, consideration of amendments In
committee of the whole was completed
and the treaty was formally reported to
the Senate.
The question of approving the 10 res
ervations adopted In committee of the
whole then was taken up, each reserva-
ton being considered separately An eff
fort by Senator Hitchcock to strike out
the preamble requirement for acceptance
By other nations was voted down Is to 80.
the republicans opposing it solidly except
for Senator McCumber, North Dakota
The Senate without a roll call then
agreed to all of the Is reservations ex-
cept those relating to mandatory and do
nestle questions and the economic boy
eett. Separate votes were taken on these
three reservations.
The domestic questions and boycott
were agreed to without a
roll call after the Senate had eliminated
from the former an amendment offered
~ Senator Hale. republican, of Maine.
md adopted in committee of the whole.
declaring the United States reserved ex-
elusive jurisdiction over the question of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-19
Final Vote on Treaty
Tomorrow Called for in
Compromise Programme
Confined from Page One,

the committee proposal had been de-
feated
That they were willing to see some
modification OF the preamble reservation
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PROPOSALS KLLED

Six reservations, all by Senator I.aFol-
lettc, were voted down after as many roll
calls. These were
To prevent the United States from Of
fering aid in putting down revolution in
Ireland, India, Korea. Egypt or any other
possession looking to a change OF gov
eminent; providing for withdrawal of the
United States within year unless the
member nations abolished CONSUMPTION;