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Di,mi.. pronteerinE Chnrse.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. lO.-Fed-
crai charges of profteering against
Thomas j. Henderson. wholesale sugar
dealer. were dismissed after his case
was considered by the Federal Fair
Price Committee and the United
states District Attorney. 1t had been
charged Henderson profiteered in
charging an unusually large commits
sion on a sale. He contended he was
not n broker.
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suffers From "slecpins sic,sne..."

la Feb. lO.-Culvcrt Hen
SON, a former service man., and son
Or H.. ~. Henson. Il successful farmer
wno ives near Pediar Mills. Amherst
County, s suffering from '.siecpiny
at Il hospital here. and no
IDEA is held that he will recover. His
resent sickness has followed an at
tack OF influenza. MIR. Henson, who
IS abou; 90 years Of age, was a. work
IN i~-ynchburE AT the time he was al
by the "Au."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Asks President to Explain Powers.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1O.-A state
ment from the President rs to- where
Lever act to control fuel prices and
dls~tribution now is lodged was asked
oy the Senate today through adoption
Frelinghuyscn, Republican,, of New
Jersey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
GRAY, Arc Inypected,

With all Sut four men. who were ex-
cused or account of sickness. present,
the Petersburg Grays stood inspection
last night by Colonel Gill,
Of the First Provisional Regiment, and
Captain Rodgers. OF the SiIty-second
Infantry. The company came out with
honors. the officers holding the
organization 100 per cent efficient. The
rc'lEn nj shane.
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Cont stolen From Church.

LYNCHBuRG. Feb. 10.-An overcoat
~ne!onging to u. G. Moore was stolen
from the First Presbyterian Church
AT hat church. Pockets OF the coat
contained valuable apers. Two weeks
PREVIOUSLY some one tnfcrc1 tic same
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yotc rayor. Annexntton.

i. BY a vote of three to one. residents
OF Colonial Heights are in favor OF an
ncSation TO the city of Petersburg.
Further action on tho making of this
place n part of the city will be taken
st a later date.
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Rheumatism

10 completely washed out of tho sys-
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Wator. Positively guaranteed by
money-back offer. Tastes fine: costs q
trifie. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond aGents-Spence-NunnsmakeS
Co. Phone them.-Adv
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Mir.ed Part NJ peouI,

church and stole 4 tor coat belonging
to tho pastor. Rev. J. D. Paxton. while
he Was preaching,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

USED CARS@See Mullen Motor Co ,en-
pora.y location rear % Broad st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

for Sale.

ARMSTRONG MOTOR COMPANY.
1918 West Broad. Phone boulevard csse.
Commonwealth Touring Cars and Oneida
Trucks.
TODAY'S NEWS OF merchandise and ser
vice offered for YOUR pleasure or profit In
told today by tho classified ads.
IF you have lost something. use thes. Want
Ads and got i, back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

HU WIN an raRE ms, a the hest in the state.
Cheapest mileage per dozen. National Trio
and Rubber Co. i2y Wost Rroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

reasonable: Gas. grease and full limo
Mayo. Auto supply Co. 535 West Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

USED FORD ROADSTER: electric .taricT
ana IiEhta: deniouniabic rims. Call Madi-
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pHAUP-Edwi win Phaup. funeral dIrec
and embalmor. sos East Main Sire
Madison 1aL Randolph 5ss3.
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otD TIRES made new: vulcaniEine 500
Wv: broad: Belrs Tyre and Rubber Co.
@: g. S. AUTO SUPPLY-Ford parts. Access
Eoaies ana L. + V. auto polish. 81 j..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

NEW TOPS. curtains. hood covers repaired.
cup top and Trimming Co.. 1915 W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Cantor and Holt Wilnoth
Will be pleased to serve their friends al
the, First National Bank Barber Shop. Ninth
ROSAI.IE GRANBERG. born a Boors;.n.
wants regarding brother.
t!Inore.. Md. In 1906. moved somewhere in
state OF N:rrinia. Please notify VIM. Grecn-
blatt. Freeport. y. y.
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VIM service and Collier trlcku for sale by
ovens Motor Co. 1923 West Broad.
WHILE the weather l. bad. put your ca
Co. 1877 W Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

BEE THF NATIONAL Auto TOP CO.. Inc,
,IoI storm curtains and fronts OF all
kIhds TOP -ecoverinE and repairinR cur
laln nRhtS $40 West Broad Street.
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SiAHk PIUGS-Dcrfs restore pleasure mo-
- orinEz Massey & Co. 21i Eorth Adams.
VALOR ] AND RUBBER CO.. TOT West
BroaG street. All standard make tires
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VULCAN SfNG. retreading and expert tire
suIEcry work OF tho better kind only,
United auto Supply Company. 327 WeIt
Broad street.. Phone Randolph 210I.
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| AUTOMOBILE PARTS-Why waste time
and Lio1ey ordering narts for YOUR auto
mobiles when vCu can get used pnrte good
as new from Wilbur +; Dotson. 500 BrooE
Avenue?- Bring your broken part by and
have It duplIcatcd: Randolph 1864.
AUTO ToPs-See Keeton Bros for your
auto tops and top repairing. 6I3 West
Broad Street. Randolph 1913
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
SEASIDE COMEDY
AT LEWIS ORPHEUM

The Surf Riderx.- - per can't
girls. viii b tho offering OF the
Leyy's Musical Comedy company for
the current week. with q continuous
performance sunday.
Lew White. Hebrew comedian.
will be seen In the humorous ruse Of
summer sport with more show
than money. who Is there not for hts
health. but for q living. Oscar Ger.
ard. as a Swedish detective. Who
Causes Lew White lots OF trouble in
performing the duties OF bis trade.
win have the opposite comedy role.
while Robert LORENZO will be seen in
the third comedy part as the pro
prie,or Of the hotel
Boss Inn. Pauline Arthur. F1oy
Ward. walter Greaxa and the. 90
chorus girls. win form the remainder
OF the cast as . musical comedy
company. who arr spending their
vacation at the rrrorf.
There Will be a number OF big
bathing novelties Of which the fea-
tured one viii be led by little Gladys
Finn. the little girl with the big
voice.- The chorus win appear in
the latest bathing creations in this
offering. Besa Tfi1 win have a
catchy number with the girls on the
runway, while Robert Lorenzo will
delight in The Tumbled Down
Shack in which offering the girls
viii appear in a pretty Irish effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
THE OLD
GARDENER SAYS

n you wat to grow onions
from seed you must make up
your mind 10 wage continual war.
fare on the weeds. II you have
a garden which Is fairly free
from weeds and where the soil
In rich. there In no reason why
you shouldn't grow all the onions
you need for NEXT winters nse.
You can usc sefs Tor summer
eating. but DOM expect them to
keep thru the winter. Even II
your garden has beer well ma
nured. II VIII pay to feed the
onions with nitrate Of soda oc-
czs1onaify during the growing
season and TO mix Il little phos-
phate In the so1 at planting
time. CONSIDERING the high price
Of onions last season. no doubt
this is one crop which every am
ateur win want TO grow this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Joseph Mercedes. the telcpathis,
who comes to the Palace Hip Sun.
day. is busy spreading propaganda"
of a popular brand. in that 1t Is di.
rected against the public enemy
high cost OF living. MIR. Mercedes is
a member OF the Cheese club OF New
York city. as are a number Of his as.
sociates. including Natty Whitestone,
his manager. and aitho he has the
reputation OF being one Of the mat.
test men In vaudeville" he il
demonstrating tho courage Of bis
convictions and wearing overaIls IN.
III such time as more stylish garb
shah be more chcapiy acquired
The Woman OF Bronze. Mar.
garet Angiin's latest and greatest
dramatic success. will be seen at the
Metropolitan theatre for the week OF
May 3rd
Alexis Luce. leading man Of shc
Wilkes players, who has been
seriously In for the past two weeks.
is now on the road to recovery
Addison Pitt. director OF the Wilkes
players, announces that Mr.. Luce
win he able TO go into rehearsais
the first OF next week for ''The Lat
tio Journey new offering. direct
TO the Wilkes theatre from New
xork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Nora Bayes, Blithe
Songstress, Comes
to Metropolitan

Nora Bayen in Ladies' First q
musical farce Ut the intimate va
riaty. VIII Do at home at the Metro
politan FOR five days starting Tues
day. April 81.
Miss Hayes plays the role Of q pop
ular young woman with a domineer.
ing aunt This aunt Is a rampant
suffragot who tries TO bend every.
one to her will and succeeds only
with her own husband. But shs per
auades her charming niece to enter
the political ARENA and Betty reiuc.
tAnuy becomes The candidate a the
~oman's party In a mayoruty race.
She learns To her dlAmay that her
chief opponent u the man she loves.
Under the circumstances she makes
when she goes down to defeat IN.
stead OF being sorry ahe In glad She
eventually marries the winner.
In the character OF this young
woman seeking office. Miss BAycs IA
responsible for some Joyous mo-
montA. but she hasn't monopoly
OF the fun making By any means.
Probably the funniest scene Ia this
musical farce In between tho .doiEi.
neering Huffraget and her shrimp.
lsh husband. who finally turns on
his spouse and takes command Of
his own household. Florence Morn.
son plays the role Of tn, suffraget
and Al Roberts thai Of tho hen.
pecked huaband-
Arthur Cordoni II Miss Bay~s'
leading man and the successful can.
dlcLaio ln taia stage political race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
JANE MORGAN
AS IRISH COLLEEN

One Of The eiean1st and sweetest
dramas ever produced on the Amer.
lean stage. Little Pewgy o'Moore.-
Will be the Offering Of the Wilkes
players at the wilkes theatre for
next week. starting with . matinee
Sunday at the wilkes theatre.
Jane Morgan win appear m ne
title role As Little Peg an irish
gtri. rcnuy born and reared among
the flowers and fragrance Of her
native land A. tho are Of Is she
comes tn America to find her
guardian. a man who since leaving
ireland has become success nnan-
ciaIiy as well rs politically. She
finds Dan Murphy. the mayer Of the
city. upon the eve Of hts election 10
ofrcc. He IL astonished 10 ere the
child whom he ief, in Ireland 10
years before hlo-sominx forth into
beautiful wonauhood and the coun-
,erpsrt Of the mother whom he had
loved Sturdy. young and honest. but
a fighter. Murphy takes Peg 70 his
heart and bersows upon her all the
love that had been her mo<h~r's
The complications arise when Mur
ply discovers that he has really
fallen In love with his ward and that
he II the rival Of a Young. handsome
chap with whom Peg il very much
taken. The way In which matters
straigh'sn themselves out make a
satisfactory ending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Spirit of Ballard"
Pageant Fine Success

Artistic seenic effects. BeiAsco
esaus ccsfaminx and n spirit Of
reverence for the past aided in the
careful Interpretation Of ~The spiri,
OF Railarf.- a community pageant.
witch was presented At the Ballard
high school Friday evening.
But II remained for handful Of
high school boys. protesting against
q ruling OF the faculty. 20 give the
most realistic and up.to.the minute
Interpretation of The Spirit OF
Ballard
The -specsalty. came IN The mid.
DE OF an effective tabicau entitled.
The Firth Of the Spirit OF Ballard. .
A group Of a.ply-eiad dancers had
just lsft tho stage when the audi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

cnec Of more than 1000 people vas
surprised by tho entrance Of six
high school boys carrying = coffin
and preceded by one Of their mern-
b~rs dressed in the solemn habiib
nentS Of an undertaken.
To the startled audience sh~y ~r
planned that they represented -the
spirit Of the track team Of 1890.
killed by the faculty" but an they
we're speaking the I'D OF the coffin
Few open and the supposed corpse
OF the track team sat up and an
nounced In stsntorian tones that the
track team might be dead In 1870.
but Il would come back In 1871.
More than 1000 citlzens Of Ballard
witnessed the pageant and II Is &C.
timatsd that nearly 1000 more were
unable TO crowd into the hall.
The pageant represented the his
tory OF Ballard from It's inception
10 the present day. Scenes Of Pic
necr days were presented with many
Of the old settlers In the cast.
F.. As the final curtain dropped the
entire audience Joined In singing
Aud Lang syne.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Girls Meet Boy Friends
Thru Girl Acosnintuuces

Dear Mas Grry. have wondered
JUST what sort Of men the Young
business Giris- who have b~en writ
Ing IN your Interesting eoiurnA cal
nice"
ally and physically. man Who respect
All womAnklnd, who are ali that
mother. sister. sweetheart or wife
could d-ssrc and. At the same time.
q real fellow. and popular with their
uale friends. viii tell you where to
meet them
Cultivate the acquaintance a girls
that have brothers. q mothers Who
have sons and you VIII be invited 10
meet .hun a, their homes That Is
the placr to sre q man OF woman in
crder to know really whether they
are nice or whether II Is just put
on Sunday nnznnerA
was q bunsnuax girl for nnAny
yvars, and girls Of my acqqusintanee
In the sane offsce. ard away from
their homes I ofsrn invited 10 my
home and introduced TO my brothers.
who in turn tnupduc~t their friends.
But some Of these working girls
who were snnts until they found out
had thr-. dandy brothers. got paid
back in full Al parties and club
dances. Of cpurse. used tact 90
manar. that my brothers nev~r
danced with thszn.
ZEE Service. % any boy vAe
wants to @sse nice gigiA can euist.
vase the ncq,salrtAn~e Of some er~ai
fellow In IN. same way. snd meet
his SISTERS an1 frienAA
but girls. OF an shAng& svved ehs
male vnsnp. The married man whose
wife doesn't understand him IL
you ever meet this type looking for
sympathy. ~gurh him At once com
pietefy and forever. II you could
see him at his homo. with his mAsk
off. ynu would see . bully and q
grouchy coward. crushing all ne toy
Of life out OF the heart Of some Little
patient Cinderwfia
Also remember an n utos nm
do not dance. ar veAS the latnss style
Of ties. some Of them wear overzlls
and Jumpers
The very incest man I svsv kn~w
looked IKE a highwayman the first
time I saw him. You eAnnot judge
q book by ia cuvsv. nsither can you
Judge the average man by his first
&ppnarance- MASCOT. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
PANTAGES HAS
STRONG BILL

His Taking Way. a musical com.
edy. and villa Hoi Wakefield. a
star OF magnitude. are among the
chief features Of the new bill an.
nounced for the Pantag~s. beginning
Monday matinee.
His Taking Way Is . musical
farce.
villa Holt Wakefield b one OF
vaudeviile's most distinguished en-
tertaiuers. She sings every day
songs for everyday folks" Her
talents extend TO comedy, pathor and
dramatic power. which she combines
in an effective program.
Walter and Emily Walters are
ventriloduists.
Nevins and Gordon win present
a Holland Halloween. dainty
singing and comedy offering.
Carietta and Dick Lewis have n
miniature musical comedy. called
'Luxon Love- said 70. be different
from the usual sfferius.
Abrams and Johns are old favor
ties in a new comedy skit. The Un-
expected Witness
Pearl White viii Be seen In Epi-
sode No. 4. Of the BLACK Secret. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
PREPARING FOR
THE DRESSMAKER

n you are planning TO have a
woman come 10 the hours IN do the
spring seving b. sure that the ma
chine In 'ail set ready for her. A
BAN that n in the last stages Of life
u . n~rve-racking thing and viii be
. big hiDdfance-
Sewing machine drawers have a
faculty Of collcctng.a lot Of perfect.
iy useless odds and ends. Clean 'en
out and fiji 'em up with seam-blnd-
ing and taps and snappcrs and hooks
and eyes
Get an ne attachments Win she
right scruwdrfver together in one
drawer. Have plenty Of sewing ma.
chino needles on hand. It's trag
~dy n the needle br~aks and there
are no more IN the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
DOC BAKER HEADS
BILL AT MOORE

Another revue OF fun IN billed
for the Moore for the wc~k starting
tomorrow. FLASHES Is tn. name OF
the new hsaanner. IL IN headed by
Doc Baker. noted protean artist.
supported b. Polly Walker. Bud and
lack Pearson and a famous beauty
chorus As a revue OF girls. fad.
fun and fashions this act Ia said 20
be without q peer on the orpheun
circuit
Ano;hef featured attraction L.
walIis Clark and company In what
We Want Most" Mr.. Clark In prob
actors on the vaudeville stage. The
sketch concerns the desire for power.
That Of the husband fer business
power and Of the wife for social
power. The sketch Ia exceptionally
weli acted. Tho supporting cast In.
clud~s Louis Aucker and Deyah
Morei.
william Guilty. formerly Of the Sin
Musical cgttys. viii amuse with "A
Little BIT o< Irish, "
Nswhoff and Ph~Ip. have eecked
themselves out with material
from the pen CT " liliaIn u. Fried
lander. They call the At fragrant
Tunsa-
The gay young shing that fsrvent
~ claims -she could die danctnx
probably would II she shcuid attempt
to do ~hat Hart and pymond do in
their clever presentation Of ns~
dance ideas
Anthony and Rogvxs hsve sns Of
thoae comedy sakfentA They arv
Italian comedians and their sitting
IL the interior Of an Italian barber
shop.
The Riraido Brothers specialize in
Roman art Startling exhibitions Of
athletic prosess mark the progress
Of the offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24


peas Ni9 Grey. was 70 glad
lnss evening to geo tho erttictsm Of
poker playing. I. toe. have won
.1ared . great many times II roshsng
oould b corc to protect our yvung
po0ple from not only poker playing.
~ from uaucr being served In phi
voxe honeA
Some time ago heard n mention
- ~ . little social gathering that a
wsIl known business firm had given
"a entertainment for their employees
ard had allowed whisky 70 be served
!. for one. would not want vhisky
served To rny son or daushssr In any
farm. neither would want them
tempted 20 break the Law.
10 whom can we lock 70 help up
hold the laws. u not TO the heads Of
cur business firms. and professional
peCple. I know OF homes Of society
people where liquor is kept and
served. sometimes -home brew. :
why should not these PLACES Of
drinking and gambling be r.pcrtedz
A MOTHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
PALACE HIP
FEATURES MERCEDES"

The new bin which win open at
Locw's Palace Hip tomorrow after
noon viii feature n remarkable
denomination OF the possibilities OF
teicpathy IN the Offering OF "Mer.
cedes-" The explanation Of "Mcr.
cedes- regarding the thought trans
ference he effects with his assist.
ant. Mile. Santone. II that the selcc-
ton OF the music In propelled from
his brain to that OF the lady. much
as sounds are transmitted in wire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
OAK OPENS WITH
NEW STOCK COMPANY

The Levy's Dramatic Stock com
pany win mako their initial bow In
Seattle tonight al the Oak theatre
in tina. popular comedy drama In
which Beuiah Pointer scored such n
famous success. The LATHE Girl God
Forgot
The offering n cne mat WIN ~
auire four scenic acts for prvsenta-
ton with a number Of big electrical
effects during the two hours and a
half duration Of the offering. One
Of the big scenes In the offering IL a
reception, while IN the third act the
audience win b thgillad b. . big eano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

tricai ard wind storm.
Miss Effle Johnson VIII be seen In
the leading role as the little girl
that God forgot" In this offering the
usual way Of the world is revealed
In that. inl,eaa Of the older sister
being little mother 10 the younger.
the younger sister Is the guiding
angel of her older and maynard sis
ter.
Mis-. Johnson win be afforded
splendid support b. such well known
stock actors as sherman Bainbridge
Ciecsa orsisn. Daisy dawn. Dor.
othy Davis Allen. Men McRinnon.
Prank T. faync and many others.
There win be matinees Sunday.
Wednesday and next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

less teiephonsng or tsiegraphy. He
walks through the audience and re-
quests any person TO whisper TO him
request for any piece Of music.
ranging from grand opera 70 rag
time. Immediately Mile. Santone.
who IL biindfolded before a piano on
the stage. calls out the name Of the
selection and plays IL
From science to nonsense is said
10 be but a step when Ferns and
Lift appear in their hilarious black.
face skit. "I1l Murder Him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Sfdered smart by other
women. perhaps. and by her
self. but let me say. she Is
never considered so by a man.
n there 10 anything a man Wishes
for deep down In his heart. IL Is the
gtri would be idcitxcd and deeply re
sweet reserve and who knows tho
differences between the mans rough
sphere and her own This Kind Of
etri would be idollxed and deppiy ~
rcted by every man. Broadly
.eakins. the woman OF today has
lost her greatest assrs. and her great.
est charm-gwntlere~s and refine
msrt--And consequently has lest
meas resrecG have seen well
dreered men elbow women away from
the gates os a crowded street car
- they could get on first and per.
haps get n seat for themselves. and
give eAc women no chance at all
They are not gentlemen. true enough.
but that Is no, their fault wouen's
actions have made them forgut any
d~crncy they ever had. There are ssin
= few men left who siil show respect
TO . woman. regardless Of her &C
tons. dress etc. stin they do no,
snwardiy respect her. and never Will
Until she forces them To by being a
genticwornan herseif.
Women Just have 70 don sAe over
ans in the parade eouning sccn--
men DO 4. why shouldn't she-~
They Just have 20 be q MAN. but
that Ia not the road 70 = happy ex
tstenccl for either . man or woman.
u the women only knew H. II has
becn said tina, woman rlles the
worid--sAe does. by her quiet infiu-
encs and w~ntienex-. but NEVER by
trying 10 bo man or taking the
mans part or place.
Generally speaking. the woman of
to-day has tumoi~d of her pedestal
and left the world In . furry. II
vas not dorc In a minute. and the
trouble resulting from Il earnot BE-
ended in n minute. but tho sooner
women climb back on their p.cestals.
the sooner men win gain their e9ui
librsum and The world Will b hap
pier plAce 10 i've In A READER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

George and Marie Brown promise
a lively offering Of humorous talk
and comedy songs
The Three Alexis are heraided -
opponents OF eauilibristics-
The lady In the team Of WefliBg
and lowering provides much Of fhs
comedy. with her iaughable makeup
and demonstration of a washing-ma
chine bicycle.
Dolores Cassineiii IL the star Of
the feature photoplay. "Tarnished
Regulations