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Evening journal., 1920-02-23
"CoINrERFEIT."

Beautiful Elsie Ferguson. 10 thousands
.he acme Of physical beauty and his
ir.onic art will be al The Majestic for
three days. beginning today, IN "Coun-
terfeit" her newest photoplay produc
ti0n
10 has been several months since Miss
Ferguson has been shown on The Ma
iestic screen. she has made few pict-
ures OF late. and Counterfeit" is her
latest.
The action Of the story is laid In Nr-
glnia and Newport, and for The most
part in The latter place, the summer
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
All TnE GARnCk.

\ clever bin OF comedy and music Is
announced Tor The Garrick Theatre this
week. IL Includes the following acts
William l.. Gibson and Regina Connelli
Evening journal., 1920-02-23

search the Want Ads curing the
mouth. AZ trades. are favored fof
gains. sales and transfers through the
Want ADS VIII be successful
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
.THE MEB Oh pEcEII. /.

Dolores Cassinella, who viii be re-
.cmbered for her wonderful work in
The Right 90 Lie" and "The Virtuous
M0dcl' VIII be seen az The savoy
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
"TIIE BRAT"

Today and tomorrow Nazimova viii be
the Star at the Rlalto, where She viii
be seen In THE Brat.
This is the newest of Nazlm0Na $
pictures 90 De shown In Wilmington.
ana when Il Was first exhibited several
months ago. ii made noticeable impress
sion with ITS realism and human nature
theme.
Nazimova is THE Brat, poor,
homeless vail, who plays IN O chorus
of a musical comedy and is fred be
cause she is too shabby FOR her work.
Nazimoya as comedienno is at her
best Ia "Thc Brat"
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
When the Clock Marks Five Thirty
Saturday Afternoon the February
Sale Will be Closed

Overnight with them
opportunity of saving N this
purchase furnishings the
the
week is the time
You know the the Megary February
Sale and these living like wiu extrava
o o
drapery neededperhaps
home
No matter what need by getting
For six the February will offer the February
delay will make furnishings
considerably
prepared
sonable time for later delivery
prices prevail your selection
al j
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
attractions at the City Theatres

phatlc success, "One Night in Rome" I"
he work OF her eifted husband j..
Hartley Manners.
zone Night In Rome which was
especially written for her by Mr. Man
ners. provides her with q most striking
role. clairvOyant known as
.L'Enlgme." The character Is The most
complex. subtle and interesting that
Miss Taylor has ever originated she
viii have The supper, Of the SAME play
crs who have recently been seen with
her I'm New York.
Seats for the engagement viii 60 on
sale next Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
Overlooked the AVERAGE American

1--WE tried to get party for just average Americans
Tied-but failed.
Allen McCurd leader of the
the signal failure of the famerabo party
regardless achieve the polls
miSonhe establishment which the
the
classes
course deal of snceng at the outcome of the third
bunch of eccenrcs each whom
hmsef?" will be avote of the Il
told crowd.
S
third of AVERAGE Americans
application
giving challenge old parties which differ In nothing
essential
place for party for lot of average Americans are dis
republican considering
mediums patronage and petty politics
demands that should
enough break into the Solid South not healthy to have great block OF
democratic all
This might have been the for third party the average Amer
The mediocre
ocratsn name governor scarcely better known
And the third party?
its named lawyer OF
than Harding and
the obinacy which demanded class
which ALLEVIATE the AVERAGE
added achievements
farmer nora aborer head its ticket
and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
After School Days

What ahou; the children who have len school
this summer for the timer
approximately 100000 boys and iris between
tho ages Of "a and Is years viii SO into industry
this summer and fail having finished their school
ing when tho doors closed in Jun.-
The United states chiidrcn'a hur-au has made
a study OF what becomes OF these children each yo4ar
II finds that only few receive help In finding
suitable openings in industry. This In because pa
rents do not know what opportunities are open
for thelO boys aud riria how 60 30 atpui finding
them or IL the hest thing for child 90 do.
The majority begin airnlcrs search. making Tie
rounds OF factories. shops and offices
More than nlne-tcntha Of them" says julia la
thrup. hepd OF the chiidren's bureau. go into
rllndaney' jobs that require sisill and offer no
opportunity 10 get ahead Some 81 them find work
for which they physically untitled. sometimes
to tho permanent injury OF their health"
What Is the remedy
The chfdrens bureau. result OF an exhaustive
study Just completed. recommends that there be
created organizations In the schools all over tho
country. to tell children what and where the johs
are. and what training and ability ARE required
to fill them
working in cooperation with the RchoolA 10 place
and supervise working children. including provision
for further training thru compulsory daytime con.
tinuation classes train ths boy Eiri in tho
actual processes OF tho industry he she has en-.
tered. In Seattle. there In bureau Of this Kind
maintained by tho school board II Is located In the
Central building. Parents would 10 wiso u con.
suit IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
'Rah for the Shamrock

It's great to win-eut IT'S greater To DO good
loser and America know. will prove Just as
biz ana sportsmanilke the losing end OF the inter
national yachting event as Sir Thomas Upton time
and again exhibited himself when his various sham
rocks sailed to defeat
We would no, willingly iose Yet the interests Of
MOD sport are served when q a game Il not
. soregone conclusion. when the element of doubt
enters into the and the victor must battle
for his supremacy.
In Seattle we know and feel proud. OF the record
u football championships by tho University OF Wash
ington. But prouder that The wearers OF the
Purple and Gold proved themselves worthy losers
amer many years of consecutive victories.
II Harvard would always win the Harvard. Yale
games would be nearly so interesting 20 witness
II washington would always win, or II Sir Thomas
would always lose essential element IN the thing
20 cali sport would be missing. And while we
would not willingly have had the Resoiute lose yes
tevday's race doff hats to Sir Thomas Upton.
Who Is famous for his clean sporiSu-lnshIp and
gameness A. for his tea
'Esah forsths Shamrock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
Fish Save Lives

fish is not often thought OF as friend OF man.
Yet fish Of certain sort is saving thousands
OF lives and millions OF dollars In Ecuador.
The story of how that comes about Is brought back
by DR. NJ II. Connor. who has been representing the
Rockefeller Foundation in Ecuador, with headquar.
ters at Guayaaui
That country has been ridden by yellow fever II
Is great fruitgrowing country, and It's production
Of cattle and wool is important. But yellow fever
has been dangerous that foreign buyers have kept
away, and trade has ben greatly handicapped
That IL aside from the great loss OF life in yellow
fever epidencs. The local government bad found II
impossible 10 stamp out the fever when Dr. Common,
with other experts. went there in 1918.
The fever is spread by the segomya mosquito
Water is scarce in the country. The mosquito bred
In water tanks with which each large residence Is
provided. Some progress against the fever made
when all these tanks were covered
But 1t wasn't easy to the rain barrels
behind every small house, and keep them covered.
Another safeguard found. That rs "A certain
small fish which eats the mosquito the moment IL
touches the water One of these fish was put to
live In each rain barrel
DIR. Common reports that there hasn't been a known
case OF yellow fever in Ecuador since May 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
What's an .
Animal

Can you tell a plant from an
animal7
Sure about ~
Let's see-aninals move and
breathe. Plants 90 not. That was
the best test Of the anclents and it's
the only test many persons have To-
day.
But II doesn't test
The diatom Is a plant-there's no
question about it--yet he can wiggls
faster than a flea. He has a hard
shell. 10 hard that IL cuts the tough
est steel, yet he's a plant. And. in
passing. the shells Of diatoms dead
for thousands Of years are the base
Of most kitchen cleaning compounds
and many tooth paates.
Motion Is no test; how about
breathing7
Plants. the text books viii tell you.
absorb carbon dioxide and set FREQ
oxygen as a waste prO,uct Animals
breathe oxygen and exhale carbon
dioxdide AZ a waste product The red
corpuscles OF the blood make tho
change In man and the green color
huk Htaih'f VI EA1Aieo SDSD AAS WI n
for plants.
IL should be safe 20 say. then. that
any organism with green colorin1a
matter. called chlorophyn. Is a plant.
But IL isn't
Take the paramecium for example,
He's about i,250th Of an inch In ssze.
lie lives on dead animal matter.
lust as the hyena does. He can
move astoniahinKly briskly when he's
well fed lie has a heart-like organ
and something not unlike lungs. His
manner OF reproduction is strikingiy
like that OF animals. Surely hero
ls an animal!
Not sol Tho paramecium has
green coloring matter and he absorbs
both oxygen and carbon dloxide. II
IN believed. Just TO make things a
little more intricate. the beastie
often develops an "eye spot" Of ruby
red and can distinguish light and
will go toward It.
BY every test that man has do
ylaed he's as much animal as he Is
plant. He's the missing link--the GO
between two kingdoms-animal and
vegetable.
So. you who were 30 sure you
could segregate all living things. as
Noah did. a moment ago. think II
over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
Turkey Dies Hard

The sick OF Europe Is hard 10 kin He has
been dying for centuries but he isn't dead yet The
allies discovering II s thing TO kin him by
Ink on a peace treaty and another thing 10 prevent
corpse from jumping Of his paper coffin and
escaping the grave dlggers.
The Turks refuse be parties 70 the League OF
Nations mandates. II the mandatory powers want
70 retain their holdings in Asia Minor they must
fight the sick But the people Of Great Britain.
France and Italy do not want a
Greece has offered to fight the allies battles IN
Turkey for them The supreme council OF the allies
has decided TO let Greece do the fighting
tain line which would keep the Greeks out OF Con-
stantinopie In return Greece gets smyrna The
allies themselves viii take OF the fighting. II any
Is to be done. In and near the Turkish capital.
The supreme council evidently believes Turkey viii
accept peace treaty terms IL she backed against
the wall In Constantinople.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
Bigamist at 60, He
Gets Three Months

GLASGOW. scotland. July ia
Admitting TO having contracted a
higamoun marriage In March. 1918.
William MeGraw. 60. was stated TO
have been lawfully married 20 years
ago. Sgr Of 10 children Of that mar.
rage are stiil living. Twenty years
ago McGraw left his wife. To his
second wife. who u 90 years old. he
represented himself aH single. lie
was given three month"; iTnp1Bon-
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
TALKS
by
Crane
THE MAN or MYSTERY


Persistent reports continue that
tho Car Ia still alive. lie bids fair
to take his place as the star in the
great meiodnma Of Missing Men. the
tho Iron Mask. the disappearing
Archduke Of Austria. the heir in the
Tichborne Case. and Charlie Ross.
Whatever may be- the judgment OF
inSlgnificanco passed upon him dur.
Ing his life. now that he In Ia limbo.
no promises 10 be- inviting material
for tho writer Of mystery stories and
newspaper cannrdA. After all IL may
be better 90 be king IN the realm Of
imagination than TO DO Car Of all
the RuHsiha
The other day tho American
frcighter. Governor John And. hove
into tho port Of New York what
material freight II carried was not
stated In the news. but In some mys
tcrious way IL was loaded 10 the
guards with bales Of fancy.
Investigating reporters invaded the
stoke hole. chasing the rumor that
among the oilers. stokerB. bo's'nn,
and mcssboys were really the late
Car Of Russia and a number OF the
members Of his suite.
Just as a fancy touch IL was also
reported thas jewels worth anywhere
from 100000 to $1,000. 900 were con.
ecaied on board.
All the way over the Russians
49,. aHF nsasssfa. I'm
among the American members Of the
crew They were good natured and
answered pleasantlytwhen they were
addressed as Count, Duke. Prince. or
even Your Highne1. Even the mess
boy. when he was asked IL he were
a Duke. replied sure What better
evidence could be d.siredY
As the Governor Lind lay along
side the pier a reporter got on board.
and spying a griiny figure who look.
ed not unlike the late Mr.. Romanoff.
asked one Of the crew who II was.
1t iS the czar." was the reply. de
iivered with fmpressiveness.
Are you member OF the Roman.
off famlly7" asked tho reporter.
The distinguished oiicr In soiled
overalls siroked his beard with a
horny hand Il really wish you
would not ask me that he aid. In
a quiet voice.
Say. Car" said the newsgatherer
as he pointed toward an imposing
looking member Of the engineer
force. is that the Primer"
The refined member OF the crew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
HOT WEATHER GEOGRAPHY
For Motorists
or
Inw % EnhuNa In Canada


For Motorists
How Ia Behave In Canada
Canada In composed OF Niagara
Falls. 500 thousand Islands. local Oh.
ton districts and Canadians. It's
chief import is coloniatA and II has
no exports except wheat. hat pins.
book marks and other souvenirs.
Unui the Twentieth Century Cana
da was uncivilized. Lord Lonsdale
Is accused Of ciyilizing IL and IN
many parts OF Canada they close
cinema shows. grocery stores and
stop street cars on Sundays in memo
~ Of him
IL In considered a breach Of etiquet
amounting 10 leae ma JcHty TO step on
The feet OF duchess. For this rca-
son one should always keep "A sharp
lookout for ducbesBea In Canadian
hotels. They are usually accom-
panied by dukes who are told BY
their whiskerH and leather bath tubs.
II you suspect a woman Of being
a countess look at her back. This IL
an infaliible means OF determination.
II her back Is fiat. beginning at the
ears. she Is undoubtedly Of noble
birth
II is always wise TO snow your love
Of the dear oil States while across
the line. DO this by addressing the
porter as Cousin Bill All Canadians
are named BIN excepting the fe.
males. who are called Elsie.
Two other ways.
% Remain seated and sing the
Star Spangled Hammer" when the
movie orchestra plays God Save the
King"
2l Always tell the story Of the
the United States flag looked like a
stick Of peppermint candy and raise
your voice when you repeat the
Americans brave rcpIy--"Ses. but
you Canadian foreigners would find
It hard 10 lick
II you are found guilty Of disorder.
~ conduct you may be able to pull
a Jenkins and become an Interna-
tlonal complication.
By observing these simple rules
you viii DO able TO show the sim.
pie peasantry what u means TO be a
native OF great. free country.
IL seems hardly worth while 10
mention thai the Traveller should al
ways laugh at the customs of the
Land. paying particular heed TO 5
o'clock tea and the monetary system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

LONDON. Juia is.--AuRusius
Topping died a, Luton. aged 81. He
spent nearly 30 years Of his life at
sea. sailed around tho world seven
times. and was wrecked five times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
That Much in Common

Two enterprising took movie exhibiting
outfit TO the New Hebrides In the South Seas.
Motion pictures exhibited In tho far corners
Of the world. But here they had not been shown
before.
The UP Iron house and Installed their
machine with the Idea OF astonishing the natives at
a dollar a head. thereby making fortune
A Wha. happened7
Were the natives astonished7
Were they filled with awe. and fascnated1
They mott
The few who came the first night not IN the
least impressed. They looked at the pictures with
calm. sized tho whole thing up concisey and
dlsinterestediy something b'ong white menF'
In a month the promoters gave II up. bankrupt
America stl contains persons. very superior
cording their own estimate. who have interest
in molten pictures. Their estimate OF the movies Is
something bIong lowbrowT
In their disdain for what diverts the millions they
have least that much In common with the natives
the New Hebrdesl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
HAPPINESS
by EDMUND VANCE COOKE
BY CONDO

Just below tho Peak OF Headtop.
N3o Il bald. black topl
In an interesting which ponse~r
It's iowiand. a highland.
Or lrdcsccn, island:
Iis fountain tho mountain and ia Happiness.
just above the Cape Toe-tp.
uio pointed. iow-tlpl
Is S se~klns vaguely vast. dny zrnAn
Shining somewhere deep within you
Is iin
And rs tragic In liza magic to compel you 70 III call
o nd
crawling behind
Nor To buy Il the MarketPlacc OF Pclf
You lose II by exploring.
Sorthsrnpoing. forcEn@horinr
You stako and u In the Kingdom Of Yourself
Copyright. $780, n. 4. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

They are made Of the same flesh and blood
as the rest of as. Who? Seattle cops II is
bat natural they, too, should rant one day
off in seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

"Natalid," substitute for gasoline. IS report
ed successful IN London. Move to knock the
lid out of Natdiid and ship some TO Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

Filings for county, state and congressional
offices begin today Where there's no sense
there's no feeling. Feeling, We said, not fl
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

Today's Best Bet: A ticket for the
Scott Kiddies' benefit balL
Yes. indeed. girls, wen be at the
dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

Accept california" Syrup Of Figs
only~-look for the name California
on the package, then you are sure
your child is having the best and
most harmless physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love its fruity taste. Fun directions
on each bottle You must say Call.
fornia."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

"Jimmv" Hare aDH cover the Russinn-P Pol
ish 1odr for The Star By photo. A case Of
one Hare being good for several sets OF
WhiSkers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
Vanished

Imagination is held by disappearance. For ages
fancy has conferred on the lost continent, Atlantis
and the lost Ten Tribes.
On the lost art Of tempering copper. On treasure
buried and forgot. All New York recently was
talking about the DISAPPEARANCE Of one Nick Arm
stein.
The most fascinating trick by maFicians Ia that
m which some object Is made TO disappear Reports
that boy climbing rope flung upward made
70 vanish into the air won worldwide renown for
street magcians in India.
The most obscure individual In village becomes
the most interesting over night just by going away
without notice, leaving no explanation. The pas.
senger pigeon acquired romantic thru being
exterrninated The most gripping mystery OF the
sea Is the finding OF a sound ship sailing with
none aboard-all having disappeared
The rule has It's exception. The pug dog Once
there were Thousands. pug dog on every street
All fat and wheeling. Now they gone Van.
ished But does that lend romantic 10 the pug7
Not Bit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15
BON-OPT
Sharpens Vision

Sooihes and heals tire eyes and
strengthens eyesight quickly. re-
Bevcs Inflammation in eyes and
lids. Eharpcns vision and makes
glasses unnecessary m many In
stances. says Doctor. Druggists re-
fund your money II II fails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

Men are polished thru Speech each by EACH pebbles
are snaoothed on the rolling Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

Strikes and ioekouts In England
Turing 1919 numbered isi3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

Single ta1ers named Barnurn for rice
president. We insist again that all the
parties haze weH knoWn candidates-for
pice president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

Ralph Hammer is called the county peace
maker. Don't knock. Use Hammer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

If the average officeholder really pas as
big as he feels not more than half dozen
could be admitted into the senate hall at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-15

coio-AuRustin a Kyer-Adv.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1920-12-01

over your heart. Do you say with
Paul that it is . crown? Then let this
be your coronation hour. Do you
agree with the Apocalypse that it is
a fountain kissed with the sun? Then
come and slake the thirst of your
soul.
Do you believe with Ezekiel that
it is a foliaged cedar? Then come
under its shadow. Do you say with
Christ that it is bridegroom come
to fetch home bride. Then strike
hand in full surrender to your king
while God pronounces you everlast-
ingly one.
A thousand people in the world
are choosing between salvation and
destruction, between light and dark
ness, between heaven and hell, be-
tween ruin and reality of heaven, be-
tween life and death. You will know
your Saviour over there. You will
know your loved ones there. Then
make ready. CHOOSE. Choose
GOD; Choose God now, this mo-
ment, tonight. Amen.