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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21


Fcnwick was startled out OF HIS in,
difference.
DO | SO as mate OF masterf'
Il have said nothing about another
master. have ~ The proposition il
hundred and fifty a month wages. 20
Instead Of primages II will cost
more than that to buy me Off.
~oh. that salvage proposition of
YOURS. Fenwicks" was che careless
query. but tho employer was alcrtly'
ON the defensive Isn't IL reward
enough 60 be taking the Elizabeth 20
sea-
"Not unless own In her and re-.
cetvo my per cent OF the freight.
like every other skipper of the fleet
"Um.m. yu'd be mighty thankful
for the berth II joe Dahncy hadn't
filled you up with fool notions said
Runictt. You say you want 20 own
in the vessel All right. Now, listen,
There Is nothing doing on cash
basis. understand. Fcnwiek. | admit,
no legal claim against the schooner
Hut | am willing to let YOU own In
her. $4,000 worth. NTH OF her, ae.
corsiing TO your own valuation. This
vessel happens 10 belong 20 me and
the wctherell estate. all but few
scattered sixty 'fourths, Call II a
compromlse. or whatever you please,
Its my last word"
~You wouldn't submit such an
offer II you honestly believed l had
not earned salvage" slowly answered
renwick. who was greatly surprised.
Yes. we can get together on that.
Id much rather have the money. bu,
IL makes me sick TO think OF begin
ming n squahbie for u which may
drag along In the courts for years.
What about the men who helped me
save the schooner Where do they
come ,nf"
That is your lookout Expect me
TO pension EN- for life after paying
you $4,000 for the joh?"
Probably not IL IL up TO me "a
do the square thing somehow. ono
more argument. Mr.. Runlett. This
fifth interest Is 20 be clear Of all
asseSsments. sir. including the rcccn,
repair bills for the EiizabrthrA
Yes. you young Shylock. II l
don't look sharp. you Will snatch the
whole fleet away from me"
Then II Is clear sailing between
us. Mr.. Runlett. and here's hoping
for better than 20 CENTS ton mex,
trip. Owners profits sound good "a
me.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
menelnr Tuesdsy. March 2.

by his previous productions.
Aladdin" Robinson crusoc." and
last years cinderella" Mr.. whyte
has established n reputation among
theatre goers that has placed his Of
fcrings in a niche OF their own.
This years pantomime VIII include
among the mines a number of men
who fought In Flanders. and who are
DESTROYS 20 SEE the land OF the
'Yank." who helped to put the kaiser
In Holland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21

son. whom he is keeping dark.
The possibilities for fast. unre-
strained comedy are iimiuesH. And
Able does nothing 10 limi, them.
Oscar Gerard and Floy ward.
those two sterling funmakcrs. are
kept bury tickling the risibiliticn of
the audience in the roles OF a cook
and a butler.
Pauline Arthur will lead tho large
beauty chorus In the featured mu'
sicai attraction. called Up In the
Air" II IL a pretty and surprising
speciality. In which mexxanine tail
spinners and lobby loopers will he act
cd by feminine sky pilots OF unusual
pulchritndc.
There viii be no rratlne. Tuesday.
but n special matinee VIII be given
Monday. on waHhlngton's birthday.
MOORE
Twenty minutes Of unalloyei
pleasure await vaudeville fans
when Miss Emma carus. the famous
singing oomcdicnne. steps on the
stage Of the Moore sunday afternoon.
Emma cArus has starred In so many
big comedy and light opera successes
tina, u would require more than a
union day TO cnumcrate them With
~. Walter Leopold at tho piano. Miss
Carun win sing n number Of her own
inimitabl. songs.
Comes then Jack Kennedy and
company. In "a Golf Proposal" a
smashing comedy Of the links. Mile.
Khoa. a dainty danseuse. will appear
IN sketch with Joseph March. r..
and Jack Cook. In an original produc.
ton OF story. dances. songs and
music.
i1orenEe Asnes and Adelaide Win.
throp cicveriy combine farce and
travcsty In y production entitled
Caught In a Jam" Marine and
aiaiey are character actors. singers
and comedians. IL il said to be a
snappy offering.
FL Morton. singer. has the phono-
graph for an advance agent lie in
almost as well known IN the phono-
graph shops as he Is on hiEh-claxs
variety stages.
The Jack Hughes Duo are In per.
feet harmony. which Is strange. as
they are brother and sister. Perhaps
they are In harmony only when they
play their violin. piano. saxophone
and trumpet on the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
AFTER "FlU," GRIP
vevevs ssd other Frustrating Dis
eases That Exhaust the Heed

There 10 often that extreme tired
feeling. loss OF appetite. tendency TO
anxmla. nerve exhaustion. Inactive
bowels. constipation and great dan
ser OF still further prostitution and
serious Illness.
Hood's sarsaparilla first works
upon the blood. IL ~ remarkable
how promptly its purifying. vital
ling effects are noticed IL makes
food taste good" promotes assim-
ifstion so as TO help secure the
greatest nourtshment possible. pro-
NOTES digestion. Nerve strength and
CHEEKY health inevitably follow. fur
Their danger Is avoided. and the glad
to- be alive feeling again prevails To
read this 10 we'll. TO realize II your
self II better.
Get Hoods ssrsaparifia today. and
for n cathartic nothing better than
Hoods pills. In small doses gentle
laxative: larger. an active cathsFtic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
LEWIS ORPHEUM

THE Now Mayor" will bo the OF.
fering Of the Levy Musical Comedy
company. at Levy's orphcum. for
the week. with a continuous perform.
ance today.
Low white, ms Able, will be cast In
the principal fun role. lie win act
as the new mayor who has just been
elected Into Abic's life enters his
latest wife. who is conccalIng a child
by n former marriage from Able
on the other hand. Able has n grown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21

After many years. Seattle viii
once moro hear the great light opera
classics which remain cternaIly
young. The Gallo English comicl
Opera company. fresh from its tri-
umphs at the shubcrt theatre. New
York. win appear at the MesropolI.
tan for one week, IN a splendid list
Of light operas. selected from The
AIikado." The Gondolicrs." III. NJ. s.
Pinafore." The Pirates OF Pen
zancc. THE Chimes OF Normandy
and The Gcisha-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Loo king-Take
Olive Tablets

To have a clear. pink sim. bright
eyes. no pimples. feeling Of buoyancy
HE childhood days, you must keep
yosr body free from poisonous wastes
u. Edwards Olive Tablets "a vege-
t1h1e compound mixed with olive oil
act on the liver and bowels like calomel
yet have no dangerous after effect.
Take one nightly and note results
They start the bile and overcome
constipation That's why millions Of
buzes are sold annually. 10c and sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
WILKES

The management Of tho wilkes
theatre has chosen an cnthrailing
production for thu return OF Miss
Jane Morgan TO tho cas-, next week.
In The Woman In Room Ia a
thrilling dramatic offering In four
acts and a prologue. by Samuel ship
man and Max MARGIN.
No play Eocr who loves action. col
or and the clash Of human hearts
will be disappointed In this thrilling
offering. Its presentation here will
BE- for the FIRST time to a seattle au.
diencc.
The production 4. the iarges, at
tempted by the wilkes Players this
season, and requires the extra scrv.
Ices Of additional stage hands. az
well as a number OF extra people In
the cast.
Briefly. the story has 10 deal with
certain rich president Of n corpora.
ton. who becomes infatuated with
tho general managers wife. Now. II
80 happens that the wifc's former
husband vowed vengeance upon the
man who. he believes. has stolen the
affections OF his wife. Tho general
manager becomes suspicious OF tho
actions OF his employer and hires n
detective 10 protect his wife from tho
actions Of the president The detce-
tive turns out TO be the wifc's former
husband. From then strong dramatic
situations lead up 10 a stirring eli.
max and n surprising ending.
Miss Morgan will be strongly sup
ported by the various members OF
tn. wilkes Players In their respcc
tive roles Tho management an
nounces that there will be an extra
matinee given on Monday washing
toms birthday besides the regular
matinees Sunday. "wednesday and
Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
COMING TO THE MET

Little Red Riding Hood" the
fourth Of series Of English panto-
mines brought 20 this country by y.
Stuart.whyte. the noted British au-
thor manager. will be the offering at
the MetropolItan for five DAYS. com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
Hold Two Youths
for Theft of Tire

Alleged TO have stolen an auto
mobile tire. Melvin Olson. 20. and
Walter G. Lyts. II. are being in
vestigated Saturday by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21

THEATRE PROGRAMS
NErHOrOfITA> - Florence Rock
we'll In The uird Of Paradise"
MOoRt--Drpbeum vaudeville, f~a~
turing t.rpms taxus.
" tI.kt.S-Niik-~ fisy~r~ In The
Woman In Haosn ~"
IENt'- ORrHEtM--I~vy' Musical
\ Comedy Go. In The Now Nayor."
rA>rA.t's - Nsud~siiie. featuring
The Great leon"
PALACE uir--N and~sttlc. fesaiar-
Ing "bro~n~'s ~rhooir-sm Itrsu~."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21

bunko man buys the country opera
house and the two rubcs and the
actress 40 10 work for him.
An athletic surprise. with many
dare devil stunts in midair. will be
presented by Vera and Tom Pats
The Phntagescope viii show Pearl
White IN The Gas Chamber" the
third episode Of the great new serial
The Black Secret"
PALACE HIP
loom large on the new program OF
tho Palace Hip. which starts Sunday.
The syncopated schooiroofn" fca.
lures Harry Browne and HIS little
brownies In "A sparkling schoolroom
satire. 90 which the clever antics OF
four boys and thrcesone OF poppy.
pretty girls give kick like a cock
tail on an empty stomach.
The -Four salores present their
Dare Devil whlrl" for the first time
In Seattle. They are artists OF the
Roman rings.
cort.lli and Rogers present n fast
limo 81 Italian comedy chatter. and
tho Gartoilc Brothers hit the audi.
cpee In the laughter solar picks with
their "Grotcsque Comiaues
Rialto and La Mont arc billed as n
vaudeville novelty, being known as
the "talkloss boys" But u they don't
talk. they sure do jugRic.
In n quaint musical and talking
conccit ION the Boardwalk" Ted
and corinne Breton have a delight.
ful irish stew OF songs. Jokes and
costumes. And there's n harp in the
act. too.
The Open Door" with Anna Lehr
and Walter Miller IN the principal
roles. is a feature piotoplay that ia
mystery plus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
METROPOLITAN

VIE "V' V''fNsN
The weird strumsning OF steel
guitars. tho plaintive notes OF Aloha
Oc." and the glitter OF moonlight on
southern beaches. will carry lovcru
OF romance far across the s-ras sun.
day evening. when oliver Moro9co'H
greatest success. THE bird OF Para.
disc" will have II premiere at the
Metropolitan
There IA -ome,h,nr essentially
human I'm Richard walton TuIly-s
tragic story Of IN. IIaiwaiian islands
The PLAYWRIGHT, In. captured the nj.
nonohrra ~ ,ha, iary,,r.iovlrv $40,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-21
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Thoec'
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pam

You'll know why thousando ooos
Nuserole once you expefienqoA q
glAd relief it gives
Get a jar at once from the neafeeee
drug store. II il a clean. white oinf-e
ment, made with the oil Of mustard
Better than mustard plaster and 0oen<
not blister. Brings ease and ccmGorts
while il is being rubbed onl
Musterole is recommended BY monY.
doctors and nurses Millions Of Inn orea
used annually for bronchitis Group oft1
neck. asthma, neuralgia. pleurisy. Tteei-c
matism. lumbago. pains and scheso( tho3
back or joints sprains. sore muncloG
bruises. chilblains, frosted feet, co1d1 a.
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia. :
coo and Coo jars; hospital sise asa
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
FRENCH SOCIETY PLAY.
"Le Crime dc MaItavcrni." to Be
 Given Tomorrow Night,

Tomorrow night in Turner hall "I.e Crime de Maltavernis' will be pre- sented under the auspices of the St. Jean de Baptiste society of this city. The play consists of three acts and prologue. The cast of characters is of local talent and is comprised as follows.
 Andre Roberts, Leo Roy: the Count Of Champlauren, Omer Dugnay: AL lain, butler, Albert Rouiller; Patrice. the counts son, V. Dube: Raol San goi. Indian rajah. A. Rouillier: Rev. Patrice de Champlaurent, George Elounto: Charles. son of Robert l.. Valerie: Alsee Mohul, Arthur Dug nay: Major Sir Frederick Martou, Roul Lakile: Captain Thomlinson, Cyril Routher.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17

across John street was Nreferres to the board of public woSpa and cleo tricaI superintendent. petition of tho New Britain RecoT&. ct all. for an incinerator in the er of the city building was referH to the city hall commission 70 of health;
 ,, The petit harles ,, L. rLau1,ss sarnes strcct EralNfcrossing was referred to tnc>NiiIOad committee.
 Re-. pr. G. w. C. Hill of the South CongrS'gationaI church spoke in sup port ut a petition to have an ordin- ancc frafted to prohibit parking of autos in front Of the parsonage on Washington street. It was referred to tlrn ordinance committee. corpora ton counsel and police board.
 The petition Of John F. Willis for compensation for injuries sustained in fall on West Main street was referred to the claims committee and corporation counsel. Similar action was ordered in the claim of Miss Edith Gates of Hartford. through At torney ]. q. Woods. She fell on City avenue. she sets forth, and was badly hurt
 Petitions for sewers water mains. street repairs, removal Of dead trees. ''''' "N'e fcitiFcQ Ao lhe boafh or public works.
 The finance committee recommend cd that the comptroller be authorized to draw his order to Parker X O'Con- nor company on account or work done on engine house No. for x2l4.15. upon execution of an agree ment to do the work in workman like manner in accordance with speci- fications.
 The board Of police commissioners presented report on the municipal garage for the period between Feb ruary II and May 12. The report shows receipts Of sI.1s0.15, including the $500 appropriation and disburse- ments of s1.046.01. leaving a balance on hand May I9 Of s744.6s and bills payable amounting to s71O.75. Bills receivable amount to s495.95. Gaso- line. oil. grease. tires. spark plugs. tools. etc, on hand are valued at S250.SS.
 The finance committee recommend cd payment of bill of sI.1sS6s to tho William Fl. Hall company. sa.3O0 10 the city building fund from the special appropriations which is i'm tercst due on city building bonds: si .OO0 from emergency fund to pub lie amusement commission for Fourth of July celebrations: $50 from incl dental fund 10 Stanley Post. C. A R.. for the recent Memorial Day cclebra- ton: SIS from the incidental fund to the Children's Home to reimburse for payment of tho building permit re- gently taken out. The recommends tions were adopted.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
WEDDING TO-DAY.
Miss Theresa sullivan Becomes Bride
 Oi Joseph Flynn.

Miss Theresa A. Sullivan Of Lake street and Joseph A. Flynn of New burg. N. Y.. were married at o'clock this morning at a nuptial high mass in St. MarN's church. The mass was sung by Rev. Daniel S. Sullivan of St. Patrick's church, Norwich, a brother Of the bride.
 Miss Helen c. Flynn Of Newburg, a sister of the groom. was bridesmai and John J. kchoe of this city was Groomsman.
 Mrs. Flynn is the daughter Of Mrs. Agnes \. Sullivan Of S6 Lake street and is well known locally. Mr. Flynn is foreman at the Stanley Works After their wedding tour the couple will reside on Lake street.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17

come will be given by Miss Grace Luddy of Waterbury, president of the class. The Misses Evelyn Carlson. Jennie Ray, Svea Johnson and Flor cnce Mcleod will give Personals and Questions" Glass JinGIes'' will be given by the Misses Helen Clancy, Margaret Miller and Florence Con- silio. The history of the class will be given by the Misses Estelle Walsl, and Mary Clancy. The class prophecy will be given by Misses Ruth Henry and Vera McNamara. The Misses Ruth Anderson, Grace Fletcher and Catherine Cody will read the class will.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
TO HEAR INSPECTOR.

First Sanitary Inspector John A.
 Dolan will he given a hearing this evening at a special meeting of the board of health commissioners The inspector rendered his resignation from the department last week but offered no explanation and members of the department requested an ad- tournament until this evening so that
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
E.E,MS

! Ut Park Re- Iren < Day exer- |thurch Sunday sunday morning |cn arc requested live departments
 given by N. II. irls. Y. W. C. A. nE. .atlvt.
 of nity Rc- held this even pt Junior O. U. lon on tho death cKec anley. J. Hubert and Maple IIlll, arc ing tho Hubert
 bo given Juno Meadow club. \ estra will fur t.
 iilt hnd Mrs. bold c two fam
 Arch street to- np Real Estate iena Gardino.
 Stetson shoes. st.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
N. F. s. \. S. CLASS NIGHT.
Normal school Girls Win Hold Their
 Exercises This E,euing,

Class night exercises of tho class of 1920. New Britain State Normal school will he held ag 7:3o o'clock
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
The City Is Hundreds of Homes Short

No miracle will make good the shortage We must all do our part small or great our strength and wil-power permits in order that the next few years may bring return of the normal happy home con- ditions we once enjoyed
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17
Never Allow Yourself to Believe

That your circumstances will not permit you to own a home site and eventually home of your own. The man woman who fears to assume the owning of home site always cringng to the rent problem The clever person is not the one who continually waits, but the who finds out facts quickly, and acts accordingly.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-17

It is usually a thank1ess task advise people, But we have decided to take chance with you.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-12-16
TEXTILE WORKERS CUT
OPERATIVES ARE NOTIFIED OF
WAGE REIMBURSEMENT.
Lawrence, New Bedford and othGr
Plants Announce Reductions, e.
fective December 20.

Lawrence, Mass, Dec. 14.-First an
nouncement of actual reduction of tex
tile operatives wages 10y large mill
corporations was made by the Pacific
mills and the Arlington mills of this
city.
Their 10000 workers, constituting
one-half of the operatives of this tex
tile center were notified that a re-
adjustment had been made effective
Dec. 90.
In accordance with custom the
amount was not stated, but it was
understood to approximate 221a per
cent as suggested by a manufacturers
conference last week.
New Bedford, Mass, Dec 14.-Wage
reductions affecting approximately 40
600 operatives We're announced by all
cotton mills affiliated with the New
Bedford Cotton Manufacturers asso-
citation. The reduction amounting to
221a per cent will become effective
next Monday
Lowell Mass, Dec l4-Cotton
manufacturers Of this city employing
$4,000 persons announced wage reduc-
ttons averaging 221a per cent
Lonsdale, r., l., Dec 14.-Employoes
Of the Lonsdale company and the Lin
coin bleachery were notified that Il
wage reduction would become cftec-
tive December 20. The amount was
not stated. About 1000 employees are
affected
Biddeford, Me, Dec. 14.-Nearly g.
GOO textile operatives in this city and
Saco are affected by wage reductions
of 221a per cent announced by the
Pepperell and York Manufacturing
companies The present thrce-day-a-
week schedule will he continued.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-12-16
ROOT SEES PRESIDENT-ELECT
Senator Harding Seeks Advice on
League of Natons-Doctor
Hill Also Consulted.

Marion O., Dec. 14.-Advce on the
plan for an association of nations
was sought by Presdent-elect Hard
ing from Elihu Root, former secretary
Of state and more recently Conferee
with leading European statesmen In
the formation of world court under
the Versailles league covenant.
The conference, regarded as one Of
the most important to be held by Mr..
Harding in his "meeting of minds"
here, is understood to have concerned
chiefly the question Of how far the
machinery of the present league may
be used in building world peace
concert acceptable to the United
States.
DR.. John Wesley Hill Of New York
also had an appointment with Mr..
Harding to discuss the league and va
rious other subjects.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-12-16
ASKS INTERNATIONAL PROBE
Congressman Sherwood of Ohio Wants
Congress to Join World in
Irish investigation.

Washington, Dec 14-Charging
that the State department had been
placed in a position of contempt by the
refusal of the British embassy to wise
passports issued by it to American cit
liens desiring to 90 abroad to inveSti-
gate the Irish question, Representative
Sherwood Dem), Ohio, introduced a
resolution in the house proposing an
investigation by an international com
mission of reports of violence and
terrorism in Ireland"
Under the resolution, the President
would invite France, Italy, Sweden,
Belgium, The Netherlands Switzer-
land and Argentina to appoint one
representative each to the commission
and cooperate with the American gov
eminent in the investigation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-12-16
TO PROBE THE CORK OUTRAGE
British Government Asks Lord Mayor
and Sim Feiners to Furnish
Evidence.

London, Dec. lathe British gov
eminent has asked the lord mayor Of
Cork and the two Sim Fem members
Of parliament from that city to fur
nish evidence as to the responsibility
for the outragas of the past few days
in Cork. The Sim Feiners will be
guaranteed safe conducts by the gov
eminent through General Strickland,
who has been given direct orders by
Sir Hamar Greenwood to report
whether the troops of the crown were
guilty of burning down 300 buildings
in Cork in reprisals against the Sim
Fein. This was disclosed in the house
of commons when Greenwood was re-
plying in the debate on the outrages,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-12-16
Over-EducstIon a PerII7

Have you ever read what Renan
said of generalization? Well, here 1t
is: "a great danger lmpends because
the accumulation Of knowledge and
power is unlimited, while the human
intellect does not expand. There IL
reason to fear that the human brain
may collapse under its own burden;
that there may come moment when
Its very progress spells Its ultimate
decadence. 1t Will be like mi equn.
ton That carries its limits within It's
own statements Los Angeles Times.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-12-16
DUTCH AND SERBS IN BREAK
The Hague Government Recalls Envoy
and Dismisses the Jugo-Slav
Charge D'Affares.

The Hague, Dec. 14.-Diplomatic re-
lations between Holland and Jugo-
SIavia have been broken off, it was
stated here. Holland has recalled her
minister from Belgrade and has dis
missed the Serbian charge d'af'aires
at The Hague.
The action was taken as the result
Of what the Dutch foreign office terms
"a long series of insults to the Dutch
government"
The break is only a diplomatic in
cident, and no other developments are
expected