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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
Ii B E r T Y
THE RIVERS END"

Keith ..-....-. t-t. 49,.
Commission ..s....-.s-.....-.
Cunniston's sister ......... .Marjor'e pav
Can murder. under any circum-
stances. be justifabier
Can a man ever be justified In end
ing the life Of another7
Can q man be forgiven by the
daughter Of the man he killed.
The above are some OF the aues-
tons taken up and answered un-
shrinkingiy In The Rivers End"
the new Marshall Neiian production.
written by James Oliver Curvood.
which viii be shown at tho Liberty
for the first time today.
The Rivers End" deals with the
story Of q murder. the strongest on
record--one that will play on your
every emotion And yet. counter
plotting the story OF this strange
murder. a romantic interest OF un-
usual design gives the production Its
lighter and less gripping moments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
WE'LL SAY so

Harold Wenstrom. movie camera
man. was In the navy during the war
lie went across on ship carryin.
INT.
Cheer up" he said 20 a gium look.
ing sailor. This ship has plenty OF
life boats"
Life boatH." said the sailor ~
ship carrying this stuff ought 90 be
equipped with parachutes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
HAROLD HAS LOTS
OF CONFIDENCE

Harold Lloyd does not believe in
worrying. Recently the Roiin Film
company troupcrs were taken some
80 miles straight out to the heart Of
the MoJave desert for a location
shot.
This desert isn't a bad place at
ALL the comedian remarked Il
wouldn't mind building little bun.
ralow out here. ! could pipe In
water and
How you talk" Mildred Davies
interrupted Where you going to
pipe your water FRONT"
Harold looked about AZ the mile
upon mile OF sandy waste and re
peated In a loud voice. "W.h-e.r-e7 I
should worry That's what ia pay
the plumber fori'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13

WHEN louise Fazenda. Marie
w Provost. Ben Turpin and
Jimmy Finlayson appear in the
same picture production, Mack Sen.
nett Gays that he has assembled ali
the essential principles Of comedy
creation as he understands that art
No matter. in casting his come
dies. how he may distribute tn.
principal roles. employing those
mentioned above. or others OF like
accomplishments and gifts. he al.
ways takes pains that there shall
be represented In his story and re-
flectsd upon the screen this quartz,
Of essential qualities
Here IL the way Mack Senne,t has
them cataiogucd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
G O l. | S + L nj
"oN WITH THE DANCE"

tiafamnNntl
Sonia NartnNff. ...-......... Mae MURRAY
Peter nsrwynt. ...s....... David Powell
TT WAS the dance that first made
i pretty Mac Murray a favoritc in
the Follies. she Is ycri,sble spirit
OF the dance In her latest photoplay,
ION with the Dance in which she
is featured with David Powell
AZ an immigrant from Russia. Miss
Murray celebrates the first glimpse
OF the Statue OF Liberty by staging a
wild dance In the Storage OF an
ocean liner And later. as the petted
protege OF millionaire. she fits
about in gay cabaret as the famous
masked dancer" AS the heroine
OF the picture. she has the role OF
pleaSure.lovins girl suddenly bcset
with all manner OF temptations, fall
ing. and finally redeeming herself
and securing happiness at the end.
This picture opens at the Coliseum
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
How Sennett Picks Cast

LOUISE FAZENDA- Grotcsauerie.
and the appeal OF simple. homely
hnmor thru the medium Of an en-.
dsaring personality.
MARIE PHENOSr--fiea and
the appeal Of intelligence thru the
glamour OF grace and adorable
youth.
JIMMY TINfaAYSOS -- Comedy
and the appeal OF a legitimate art
established on a refined knowledge
Of and feeling for the actors
tcchnic
BEN TURPiS-Fantasy and the
appeal Of that which iR iudierous.
unexpected and fabulous. invariably
makes to the minds Of mcn-and
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
KATHERINE MACDONALD

Katherine Macdonald II starred -
Robert w. Chambers The Turufn9
Point"
She impersonates a young society
girl whose family goes bankrupt IL
makes her living as an expert -
ranging house parties for wealthy
families new TO fashionable society.
The film adds TO testimony fer
Katherine MacDonald's claim 70 t1Do
title OF The American Beauty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
JUDGE SUCCUMBS
TO CISSY'S WINK

clssy Fitzgerald OF the ia
NOUS wink-wls pinched for speed
ing In California the other day cissy
was huAtling 20 location. fearing the
wrath OF her director A very unsat-
isfactory cop came along and took
her before the Judge. Haid Judge.
however. was won over by the IA.
nous smile and wink. as many others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
BEN HANDSOME is
ENJOYING VACATION

Ben Turpin is enjoying a vaca-
ton. When last heard from. the
comedy star OF the Sennett Studios.
and the handsomest male in captiv-
ity was floundering about In the
wilds Of Arkansas. trying To find
way out. lie was en- transit to New
Orleans. his natal city, whittier he
said he was bound In order to bask
upon the street corners and give the
girls n treat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
S T r A N D
THE GREATEST QUESTION"

saAlon4Af
Nellie jarvis ---.-... sIAilisn p'sn
Jimmie Hilton. .....-..... Robert hafron
Something TO interest those who
have invested In oil stock is used by
ID. w. Griffith to relieve dramatic
tension tn his latest production. The
Greatest Question" based on the
subject Of accuitism. and which win
be shown at the Strand for four days
beginning today.
The fundamental thought OF the en-
tire production Is the answer OF the
directing genius to the most battling
question Of the ages--"Is there a
hereafter" Mr. Griffth has located
the setting Of his production among
farm folk who are deprived Of son
by the great war. The entire family
has all but lost faith In God and Hu-
mainly in general when oil In seen
bubbIlng and suffering out Of the
ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
r E x
MALE AND FEMALE"

tGaranouuD
Crtchtons -..... ...-.....I nornss mesnsn
Lord Loan. Theodore Roberts
a careless helmsman flirting with
the serving girl wrecks yachting
party on a desert tropical island In
MALE and Female" the popular Cecil
de Mile production, which Will be
shown at the Rex starting today.
Lovers OF Sir James NJ. Barrie's
inimitable plays will be delighted to
learn that this photoplay Is screen
version OF that eminent authors ia
nous book. The Admirable Crich-
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
CT f M M + r
THE CoRsICAN BROTHERS.

tIhited flctbFfSf
fehien Del Franchi $50. ,,...,t,. ts..,..u,
Louis D-i Franchi. o.. o.. I h"N''" ~'"N''
Emnlis de Lssparret Winnifred Kingston
Corsan villages had TO be built, a
duplicate Of the famous old Paris
Grand Opera House constructed. and
thousands OF extra people employed
for the Aiming OF The Corcisan
Brothers" the photoplay version Of
Alexander Dumas wonderful story.
in which Dustin Farnum viii appear
at the Ciemmer for a week beginning
today.
Farnum. who ranks as one OF the
most capable romantic actors now on
the screen. plays the dual role OF
twin brothers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
CLARA K. YOUNG GETS
0LO-FASHIONEO VEIL

A wedding veil worn at the court
of Napoleon and which was the prop
erty' Of Lady de Picard. will he worn
in the production Of For the Soul Of
Rafael" by Clara Kimbail Young
The veil Il more than $50 years old
and still in good condition. II was
presented 10 Miss Young by a rela-
tive OF Lady de Pichard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
Ii T T LIE
THE GIRL FROM OUTSIDE"

June Campbell. ............c isr~ Horton
The Curly KID ....s.......+ Cullen Lands
Five crooks loved the same girl.
And she loved another man. Around
this interesting situation Rex Beach.
writer Of virile. red-bIoodcd fiction.
has woven the plot OF THE Girl
From Outside" the photopIay which
ppens ut the Little Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
CO L O N | A l.
THE DAY SHE PAID"

fDntNerSalD
Marion Iane. ...... .Franceiia Burlington
Warren Rogers Charles CARY
Adam Kessler. ........ Harry Won Meter
Fannie Hurst, the popular Ameri-
can writer. whose stories In the Cos
mopolitan and other magazines have
won her millions OF admiring readers,
IL the author Of THE Day She Paid"
the new picture opening at the Co
loniai today.
Francelia Ellington, last seen here
In Blind Husbands" has the leading
role. She appears as a model In one
OF New York's leading fashion estab-
lishmcnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
CONSTANCE PLAYS
TRIPLE ROLE

Constance Blnney's second Rcaiart
picture. The stolen kiss adapted
from the book. Little Miss by tho
Day" by Lucille Van slykc. IL now
ready for release In this picture
Aiiss Binncy adapts three roles
that OF little Girl Of eight. the III.
tie girl grown up at rs. and the little
girls mother at So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13

G. L A S S A
SOLDIERS or FORTUNE

Robert clay. ..............No norman Kerry
Hope Langbam. .......... Pauline stark
Soldiers Of Fortune" from Rich
ard Harding Davis' story. opens at
the Glass A Sunday. II tells the
story Of a young American engineer
who stops at nothing TO accomplish a
job once set for him. and incidentally
wins the henrt Of a millionairess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
ropAY's PROGRAMS

Coi.fsft N-Nse Murray In On
with the Dance"
gIfNN EN-pu<ttn EAruun, In The
Ccr>icnn hrothcr~.'
ttHEkrN - Marshall >~siaa pro-
dacticn, The Rivers End"
RLN-Cecii DcNiii~'s Male and re-
msi~"
srRA y D-p. W. crifnth's The
tr~at~st QUESTION
Coto>iAis--trNace niilinxtsn In
Tho Day She rsid."
LirrI is--Rex u~~ch'. The ciri
from Outside" SUNDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
STORE WRECKED
IN COMEDY

a complete department store was
created at the VitaRraph studio In
Hollywood. Cal. for the production
OF the big ~ special comedy.
Maids and Muslins." The store was
completely stocked with an assert.
ment Of merchandise. but James Au.
brey completely demolished II in max.
ing tho comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13

have been, and so Cissy resumed
work without any loss OF time to
speak OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
VERSATILE OLIVE

Olive Thomas. besides acting in
movies. has Just written one herself
Recently she moved into n new
apartment and did all the interior
decorating herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13

Clara Horton recently pnr-
chased this cunning little out
1T. II is decidedly Oriental
and is meant TO be worn as a
loungin1 costume. II ia fash
Toned Of soft Chinese silk.
fiowered in rose and def blue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13

Thomas Meighan has finished THE
Prince Chap"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
CHICKENS WERE
Temperament TAI

Lyons and Moran had occasion TO
use two chlckens--the feathered va.
riety-for n scene IN their current
Universal comedy. feature. Every.
thing but the Truth" The birds de
veioped more temperament than n
feminine star and Eddie and Lee
were able 10 get only about thirty
feet OF satisfactory film after work
ing with the hens all day. After
the cameras had been folded one OF
the chickens laid an egg. It's n
pretty good Investment after all"
remarked Lee Moran as he handed
the owner OF the trained birds
a ten dollar biil--the usual pay for
two extras"
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Find new CLUES
IN BIG BOND PLOT
ecrement, Taken In Canada,
80 Can GIVE Leads to
f Higher Ups

NEW YORK, May l3.-rhe ,implies-
ton OF notorious wire tsppers In the
$4,000 bond theft conspiracy was
smphasised. last night when word was
received ~by the authorities that
Arthur G. Eerement. former member
OF, the Canadian Parlisn nient. Is on his
way TO New York.
| Ecrement Is under bail in Montreal
charged with taking part In a fake
pool room sche in Buffalo, by
which Michael j. Connolly. wealthy
| Montreal contractor. was swindled out
OF $4,000 by several former members
Of the Gondorf wireless wiretapping"
| syndicate.
! Ecremept II is said. has talked
freely about his association with
Philip J. Ksstel. the missing New
York broker. and other alleged figures
In the bond plot.
Nearer Real .HiEh Men,
An official said last night:
"EcTemsnt is In a position TO
supply leads that will bring US many
steps closer to the real men higher
up In the bond plot. His willingness
to come to New York would seem TO
indicate. he is In a cooperative
mood"
In this connection. the "'big. politi-
behind the alleged criminal activities
Of big Ed" Furey talked freely yes
terday This man is known well in
political and labor circles.
On the pledge that his name would
not be used unless IL becomes neces-.
sary. he made these revelations:
That Ecremont got an ofhce across
the hall from Connollys and culti-
waited the wealthy contractor for a
year before he was able to lure Con-
molly to Buffalo. where Charlie
("Plunk") Drukker. Eddie WinkIer
Jimmy Evan. and other former Con-
S125.000.
$4,000 70 Drop Charges.
That the politician himself. though
| innocent ot any connection with
either the bond plot or the Connolly
case, went to Montreal, on behalf OF
a New York lawyer and offered Con-
molly 10000 to drop the prosecution.
That he had associated with Furey
and James o. Kean, admitted black
mailer, at the Hotel Claridge and else
where, but took no part in their al
legged underworld activities which in
cluded shaking down" fellow crooks.
Mr. heans DAYS are numbered
now. though" said the politician.
when he confessed that he had
trimmed fellow crooks he signed his
death warrant. Kean's life isn't
worth a nickel now. Within forty
eight hours after you read of his re-
lease from the house OF detention
you'll read of his death.
Il am not mixed up in the bond
plot or any other conspiracy. And
I'm not afraid to speak my mind
about anything / know"
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
House Dresses,
Special SIPS

A small lot of House
Dresses, made of gingham
or percale, in stripes,
checks and plaids. Made
in many pretty styles
with three-quarter sleeves,
round, roll or square col
lars, belts and pockets.
These are in shades of
light blue and white, pink
and white, green and
white, gray and white,
navy and white and black
and white.
House Dress Section, Third
floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Women's Kinonos, !,
Special, $2.95

Light weight Summer
Kimonos, made Of fine crepe
voile, in all white or white
with colored stripes and
plaids. Made in loose and
belted styles. some in break
fast coat effect with girdle.
All finished with pockets.
Negligee Section. Third
floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Neu Items in the May Sale
Philippine Gowns,
Special, $3.50

A small lot of Philippine
Gowns. made Of very fine
nainsook. with low round
necks and short sleeves trim
med with hand embroidered
evelets drawn with ribbon,
forming empire stvle. Others
straight. Finished with
fancy scalloping.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Wonen's Heather.
bloom Petticoats,
Special, SITS

A special lot Of Heather
bloom Petticoats, with deep
ly pleated flounces. These
are in shades of old blue,
navy, rose. green and black,
with colored Dresden figur-
ing.
Petticoat Section, Third
floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Envelope Chemise,
Special, $1.35

Envelope Chemise, of fine
flesh or white nainsook made
with corset cover top, cami-
sole or surplice style, trim
med with lace and embroid-
ery or tailored. Finished
with fancy colored stitching.
Silk Underwear Section,
Third floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
French Kid Gloves
In Friday's Remnants at $2.45

In Fridays Remnants At $Z.45
Usually $500 pair-2-clasp French Kid
Gloves with piuue sewing-black-in sizes
6 and 1--white in sizes IA. Sh. IA
and IA.
$500 White Doeskin, $1.S5
Broken sizes.
$1.OO Chamoisettes, Csc
1-clasp-white washable Chamoisette
Gloves
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
What About Your
Shoes?

Do YOU YOU sesss Your ts"da sae IN The stss DO
not hesitate come in time to secure the
' s1I Ties. se.s5 Pair
42 pairs OF women,s One Eyelet Patent
s'5s'!AA *. :. A. r I: s5. S. Sc: & s sHc c. ~
$13 Oxfords, $6.9s Pair
10 Pairs Of Women,s Light Tan Kid Ok
:, si5zsss|!AA. ~. 5h, 6; B, s,s. Z. ~; c.
$40 Pumps, $e.s5 Pair
with French heels and hand turned :oies.
e. S'5is6 5ssn 4, r. e z: II. II. &
$40 Pumps, $6.s5 Pair
hand turned soles and French heels-for
AZ sf1ssnAA; "a *. 81, 81, $780, g. ~; B. 4
$iO Oxfords, $6.95 Pair
81 Pairs OF womens Gray Suede oxford
Ties low Cuban heels welt soles good
s. ss'.xxH S. 8 a. :! g. So a. l. ~ e. q; ::$$
$40 Pumps, $5.95 Pair
80 pairs Of Womens Low Cuban Heel
s% Sl,ssIxAA I ! n s s. q 0$ a. 81 = Ell = J. sS% sL
$40 Pumps, $5.95 Pair
IL pairs of Women's Low Cuban Heel
Black Calf Pumps. welt soles. for business.
Sizes-AAA s. bh: "A 4. o. 8: 3. Z: 3.
6; d 2h, Q, 7h.
$40 Pumps, $5.s5 Pair
18 pairs of Womens Brown Calf Colonial
Pumps. Cuban heels, welt soles.
sizes-A 4. AZ, s., A ~: b 3. 3h. AZ. s;
So Pumps, $2.95 Pair
II pairs OF Womens Patent Leather
Pumps, French heels. hand-turn soles: for
dress
4, Th; B ~; c N, S: ID 2h. IN.
81 Pumps, $2.95 Pal.
81 pairs OF BLACK Calf Pumps. with low
flat heels and full round toes, welt soles
Very serviceable.
sises-kA 1. III; A AZ ,. az. 8: n az,
4 az, 3; c 2k. 2, \; u "a, 3
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Making Short Shift of Remnants Tomorrow

Accepting exeusef it's big
desirable
to the traffic our regular business and tomorrow Friday cadcd
for quick for wholesale clearing! Buy quickly too quickly
mind thorouy before purchasing
changes and d. without deposit
THOUSAND will want to return these Friday remnanti
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Furs

Remnants in Summer Chokers
One and two skin Scarfs. Don't
miss this chance.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Dress Remnants

NCSS NctIlN6nI6
A Dress In Every Style; Bargain In
Every Dress.
S39.76 Dresses, SASS
sroiSersd and Taffisd skirts in black and
brown. Don't miss!
$42.6o Dresses, $1s.s5
srm@iSs: trim Ss In G'G navy blue. .si.sE ..aps, pia%i
$45 to SIS Dresses, $21.S5
bisaue and orchid.
$45 and SIS Dresses, $27.85
20 Smart SILK Dresses in taffeta. beaded
GsSySs ,;.ss nS Sno%n ws am. tb bsous
copenhagen and tan giving chance to
$3.50 Serge Dresses, $16.s5
10 Brown Serge Dresses with French bod,
thread embroidery. Remnant priced because
brown only!
$35 Serge Dresses, $l7.s5
SSy .%SssIdeTs ssbss onIH blouse styles with
$3.50 Dresses, $28.85
10 Smart Tricotine Street Frocks. straight
line styles with short sleeves and round neck;
braid and button trimmings; navy. black
and brown.
$45 and $49,5O Dresses, $36.SS
is Dresses in tricotine-taiIored and trim
med styles. Including Eton, bolero. tunic and
French bodice styles. Navy black. beaver.
$65 to SIS Gowns, $39.S5
printed Mt chiffon' soiree. ] SILK taffets COM corn.
bined with georgette and satin. elaborately
beaded. lace vests, in navy blue,black. rose,
white. flesh. mouse and taupe.
Remnants-Misses'
Sizes from ii to 20 years only in this
department.
$3.50 Taffeta Froclks, $18.65
-, EtSn; win hrix tu1i1 irosn skirt tan Sizes H.
$3.50 to $45 Taffeta Frocks, $24.65
ruffies. puffs and knife -pleated fiounces-
navy blue tan and brown
$45 to $3.50 Taffeta Dresses, $26.65
10 Afternoon and Street Dresses-Bouf-
black and taups.
$45 Dresses, $27.65
Beaded. Embroidered and Plain Georgette
in attynE,ive light saade which fe%
s%e' blue. brown WI and and tsupe '' 10 ii size.
SIS to $3.50 Satin Dresses, $39.65
Eonthfp ttd ns basque
navy blue and black.
l- $3.50 to $35 Dresses, $1s.65,
Is Tricotine. Serge. and Jersey Dresses.
Basque and straight-lire models with blouse
back. Narrow leather belts-in navy blue.
black. beaver, copenhagen and tan.
SIS Suits, $35.65
Suits with notched collar, narrow belts:
patch pockets. In tan and blue. army and
navy and black and white velour checks.
Sizes IA, 16. and IS.
Sport Goats, $25.65
Sport Coats in polo cloth. with Tuxedo
collar and narrow belt. In tan and blue.
Size H. is. and Is.
$69.5O CamePs Hair Goats, $39.65
Camels' Hair Full Silk Lined Sport
Coats, with leather trimmed collar. cuffs and
pockets. In tan and brown. Sizes IA, 16
and Is.
SIS Sport Coats, $46.65
10 Sport Coats, full silk lined, in polo,
camels hair and Sterling tweed. In tan and
brown. with large collars, double set pock-
cts and strap cuff Sizes IA. 16 and IS.
$35 Jersey Sport Coats, $22.65
6 Short Length Jersey Sport Goats.
heather mixtures, with large collar and mar
row leather belt. In brown, green and blue.
Sizes IA. 16, and IS.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13

Remnants must be cleared from the
racks tomorrow.
$50 Goats, $500
Short Sport Coats. in Tan Suede Cloth.
full silk LINED.
$3.50 Coats, $500
Is Top Coats. in Navy Tricotine. tucked
collar and pockets and belted styles. Full
silk lined. Hip length.
$45 and $49.5c Goats, $500
20 Full Length Utility Coats. panel backs
and beited styles, in Serge and Homespun =
Twill In Navy Blue. Black. Copenhagen.
Tan and Gray
$3.50 to $S5 Goats, $45.O0
20 Coats in fine cloths full length dress
STYLES: also three-quarter Top Coats and
Short. Snort styles. In Tricotine Peach
Bloom, Goldtone. Angora. Polo and Evora
Cloth-take your pick. Navy Blue. Black,
Tan. Beaver, Pekin. Sparrow and Grotto
Blue.
sos Wraps, $4,000
Is Dr.ped Wraps in Suedine and Duvet
de Laine, with lovely Pussy Willow SILK
Innings. In Tan. Beaver. Pekin. Rose.
Copenhagen Taupe and Navy Blue.