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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
lis ARRESTED FOR
| BEATING BARBER
Greek Stages Roughhouso
Over Wages, Is Charge

John Matty. Greek. IL In city
Jail today. accused of beating uf
Gcorge nelones. 30. a barber, whom
tho two became Involved In q din
putc over wages The bout wal
staged last night In nelones' shop al
Third and Washington.
Whom Belones refused TO par Mat
~ what he wanted Matty In alleged
to have pummeled nolones. then
grabbed tss from the cash register
and fled.
hoiones called the police. who ar
rested Mstty, He was out ON $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
For Beauty's Sake
Remove that film-coat from your teeth

These methods are eombised In tosth pssss
called Pspsodent Together they combat the
film ~ nothing else has dona And they are
fast bringing, the world over. Q new era IN
teeth cleaning.
That 10 the tooth paste you are urged 70 sest
See the instant results--watch the effects for
ten dayA Then decide for yourself between
the old ways and the new.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

Faith may move mountains. but u
requires works 10 tunnel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

Present this coupon for the To-Day Tubs.
Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Marx
the absence of the viseous Aim. See how teeth
whiten as the 6lm-eoats disappear.
The results are quick and apparent A little
book tells the reasons for them- For your own
sake learn how much they mean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Bureau of
MISSING
Relatives

Edlsor The star; Can you give me
any Information or address of Geo.
Rruso. lie h my brother and we
have not heard from him for 10
years. The last We heard he was In
Seattle, II you know OF his address
please let me know, Address III. NJ
hruso. Antler, N, II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

Tssth cannot slisten With . Alm-eoat on
them Yes who want white teeth must learn
how to ssmsve Il.
This week your druggist offefs-free-a new
way Of teeth cleaning Millions nov employ IL
Leading dentisn everywhers advise Il. Go
make that test One weeks results vil Be-
revslsdon
Film-the great enemy
But shls b more thsa beauty question. Ffm
ruins millions Of teeth. Most tooth troubles are
nov tznesd to h
pilm b that vscom cost you feel II elings
to teeth, enters erevices and staya The ordi-
nary tooth paste cannot end Il. 20 the tooth
brush has left much OF Il intact
II ID the flm-coat that diseolors. not the teeth
Film 10 the basis Of tartar. II holds food SUBJ
stance which. fsrmsnts and forms acid II
holds the acid In contact With ths teeth to
cause decay.
Millions Of germs breed In t. They, with
tartar. are the chief cause Of pyoyrhsa All
these troubles have been constantly increasing,
because brushing failed to end that film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Now daily used
by millions

: Nurons Of people ere nov using
pepsodent You can see the results
wherever you looh--an slisteniag teeth
Women who think their teeth white
now should see how they look with
the Aim gone
With men who smoke the Aims are
hpt TO be particularly diseolored. They
win zee the most conspicuous results.
But children need Pspsodent most.
Their teeth are most subject TO decay.
Dentists advise that pspsodsnt be
daily applied from the time the hrst
tooth appears. II may save them
troubles lifelong IN effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

his hone in carbondaie. Pa, near
here. told tho story Of the boys at
tempt 70 initiate n soeno he had wit
messed la a movie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Toledo Judge Raps
Raiding of Homes

TOLEDO. sept i7.--"nefore tho
pollee RAID any more private homes
they should get after the many dis
orderly houses In Toledo" Judge
Austin said In diminishing case
against a woman. whose home had
been raidsd The court said she had
been the victim OF frameup DO
cause her husband. a private de.
teetivs. had testified there were itz
disordcrly houses running In To
ledo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16

Dental science. after years Of research. has
found ways TO combat Aim day by day. The
methods have been proved efficient by many
careful tests High authorities endorse them.
And millions Of people now employ them.
largely by dental advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Had Some Flow
of Language

LONDON. Sept ia msn sun
moned at Thames police coaf.
volubly from 10 A. m 70
without stopping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-16
Surplus Government
Supplies
Commercial Merchandise
BY THE McAVOY co.

II A xovernment dress. work ana field
sho~s hohaalls and calks can De used
An these fisla shesss all easy aud coin
furtAels on the fsst frics tf,se. tos
aud Ssss Wool reclaimed q II, army
shirts. tsrs and Ssee. new te
iinsa mlxsd unity shirts, u.9a hlns
and khaki eosefaiis. ttoa Camp
i.s~n reclaimed army erseehes In all
sissa Tor men aud women. u Is. tia
aud o. 20. FOR cutting. nsw hixh Krade
maxi pants tsts. Khaki camping
lacksta ttsa waite and gray sox.
purv veal. Use, ahswknit wool scs. ssc !,
arrs. sax, ase. Army iesgmxs. ti.ss
LEATHER puttso. o.. q. II. wrapped
iegginx putte~s Two-pleco garment.
wool underwear. ts.sS each. union suits.
woot. excellent Quality. t.soi gray IA
der~ear. two-piecs. ti,.s each. Mack
inAw ecsts New khaAi knapsaeka
Sss5. narraek. laundry. camping and
elathss bags. ti.es and use. Cold
Medal cots. tSSe. rsisoua las and
up Auto and iadisn robes. tie 90.
yiscs and uAea 9ailss. H.so. ssss
ard ur. olive drah army tianketA
81 80 and tiies. nAvy blue weoi stripe
dsshis hlsnksts eties: white ~eal
aeahis Blankets. tr.ee. 1900. tis.eo aad
S1e ": sheet blankets. tite and ts,es,
fsiw shipment He'd iAnon Sheets al
very io~ reduced pvieea Mall ordsrs
receive prompt attention Special ratss
on blankets for contradictory camps. he-
tells and public institutions rsuts isa
10 ana isxs.. AVpauiins ssit and ia
IL A real store for all the people.
ere THIRD AVE. NEAR CHERRY
rhsas Etissss sssI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
ROTUND COMEDIAN
HEADS MOORE SHOW

Victor Moore OF Chirnmie Fadien
film fame. the original KID Burns
In cohan's Forty .five Minutes From
nroad~ay.- ana n feature Of The
Talk OF New York. will b> the
loadinE attraction Of tho new show
al tho Moore. beginning with q
sunday matinee. Along with Emma
iAtiiefield he viii present Change
Your Act or Back to tho Woods. .
one of the funniest things ever pre-.
sented In vaudeville
Olson and johnson are two Ink.
able chaps who have another com.
cdy Offering.
Hello. Husband" pr~snted By
Lsiiu Mcclure and Hamilton christy.
u n tip,op sketch.
Jack La 'Nier combines comedy
with some stunts that thrill
Irving Gosler and RheA Iusby
have an Artistic singins and dane.
snk act
Tho Dancing Kenu~dys are two
light stcppcrs who have proved TO
be great favori,es on Eastern vaude
Vile circuits
Petty Rrat and Brvth~r. assisted
BY 20 little bottles. give some cxoep.
tiona! ~ well an novel music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
HIS GOOD APPETITE
AND GAINS WEIGHT
Tacoma Woman Is Restored
70 Health After an At
tack Of Influenza

1T didn't seem possible that any
ene could lose strength as rapidly as
I did during an attack Of Influenza. :"
Gays Mrs- r. 1. Richardson who
1ives a. No. SOS South .ist street.
Tacoma Wash. II lost flesh and
was completely run down. did not
have any ambition and was tired all
The time had no appetite and what
little I ate disagreed with me and
caused pain. No matter how tired
Twas I could not sleep well. f~-
came very nervous and suffered from
hendnchex- ! tried several meiicincs
10 build up my system but they didn't
help me-
~Dr. wIrriams Fink Pins v~re r~c
commended to mo one day and ] de-
ei1ed 10 Try shem- Altar taking ono
In e pins felt little better 70
krrx<Gu with the treatment Soon
- an.>tsion returned and ! had .
nGstar appetite. IL WAS not long be.
1Ure ! rcgained my strength. My
cu)@ n good nov. I sleep web and
- 1ouger have headaches or nervous
spells. I shah always use DIR. VII
Iiam6 Pink Pills when I need . tonic
and strongly recommend them 70
others"
Influenza leaves the blood thin and
there 10 no way of correcting tho
weakness and general debility which
onsue except by building up the
uoocA- A. noon N the revitalised
Mood courses through the system you
ors aware Of its noothing. strength
eulnR Influence Gradually tho color
epmes back to the cheeks food tastes
nod and IL readily digested. and
starved nerves become strong again.
Write today 20 the DIT. Williams
Medicine Co. Schenectady. ~. Y for
he fire. booklet Building Up the
Blood" Your own druggist sells DIR.
William Pink Pulls. or they will ~
sent by mail. postpaid on receipt Of
price. 50 cents per box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

This insertion In perhaps . trif1s
too wide for towels. but II inserted
In hemstitched pillow cases. IL would
add much 10 their appearance
chalr 80 stitches. double crochet
into tho seventh stitch from the
needle-when this row is finished it
should contain II open meshes.
Second Row--Four open m one
filled M one open m one filled
m. four open M turn
Third I,ow-Three open M two
filled m. one open m- two nfad
m. three open m. turn.
Fourth Row-Two open m, three
filled m. one open m. three dlled
m. two open M turn.
Fifth Row-One open m four m
I'd m. one open m. four fined M
one open m. turn
Sixth Row-Eieven open m
Seventh Row-Same as NTH ~
Eighth Row-Same AZ fourth roWA
Ninth Row-Same as third row.
Tenth Row-6ame as second row.
Eleventh Row-Same as sixth row.
etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
CREAM OF
SPINACH SOUP

One pound spinach. 1 cup water. y
teaspoon salt. ! tablespoon butter.
tablespoon flour. 2 cups milk or
white stock. teaspoon salt y tea
spoon pepper.
Wash spinach ana cook In the
salted water until very soft Rub
thru n sieve Make white sauce OF
the butter. -four. milk and season.
ings. Combine mixtures and serve
with spinach baIiaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
BABy.s DAILY PROGRAM

A delicate piece Of machinery must
have regular Systematic care. II II
II to remain IN order and do Its work
properly. Just so with baby. His
body II one Of the most sensitive
ular. systematic care is necessary II
he in to grow and develop properly.
A baby must not only have the
right Kind OF meals. but they must
be on time and IT the same time
every day.
A baby must have regular. hours
for sleep. and he must be put 20 bed
on time and at the same tirns every
day.
The baby's bath. outing. play time.
nap. going 90 stool. In fact every.
thing that II necessary TO haby's
care. should be done with the same
care. precision and regularity that IL
used In caring for any fine machine.
Regularity in baby's care viii
establish good habits. Good habits
are something which win be a benefit
TO him thru life. The first years
Of 4 childs life nrc. for these rea.
sons. the most important II he has
the right sort of care then and IL
trained in the right sort of habits
from the very first day Of his life.
he will grow and develop properly
He will be n happy Aby. for he
hasn't any reason 20 be otherwise.
on the other hand. careless and
irregular feeding. keeping baby
awake at all hours. waking him TO
show to the neighbors. taking him
out TO walk when he ought to be
In bed. win make a baby unhappy
and cross.
A child who has been trained to
habits Of regularity. TO obedience
and self-control is much easier taken
care OF when III. and these habits as.
sist In the recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

The Valley Parsonage where Deb
was Ia mast Ted Moore was next
TO the famous Valley Inn la the pic.
turesque mountain section OF our
state. about 30 miles from our town.
The road WINS hiiiy and sandy and
In order 10 cover all emergencies.
Ann and picked up Deborah af her
homo an hour earlier than wns
necessary. Ann. at the wheel. wore
her smartert motor toegory. Deb
was In Whit as a bride ought TO BE-
even when she eicpea
The day was suitry for the time
Of year. but heavy clouds began 10
darksn IL sun as We pulled away
from Debp door.
We rode without talking. Deb
couldn't talk. ! fancicd. because she
was taking the most important
voluntary step ~ her life without
her parents permission
That Mrs. Burns should have q
daughter who was obeessed by \
positive rvvercnos for tho truth
struck me as one Of nfe's little nar-
casms. FOR Mrs. Burns herself never
SHE'D Mt any trick by which she
could achieve her purpose. She was
one OF those highly respected per.
sons who talk continually about the
horrors Of lying. who continually call
all mid preyaricators to account.
She was one OF those who look for
lying In others because they think
that thus they prove themselves
truthful
MIRA Burns painted splendid
camouflage for her own hypocrisy
and she had 30 deceived her family
that the truth had become the breath
OF life 20 her daughters.
Because she Was decciylng her par
cnts. Deborah set off to meet her
bridegroom In a deprozslngly melan.
choly frame OF mind
/ did not interrupt her train Of
thought. ana I was glad that Ann
had decided TO respect II also. until
suddenly perceived that Ann had
something on her mind. She was
behaving a. had seen her a SCORE
Of times when she had been In mis-
chief. According 70 Chrys. AIMS
silence was her only symptom Of con-
science. What she had on her con-
science that day was = mystery TO
me and ! didn't car. what IL was; Il
didn't matter IL II was not linked up
to the big ev~nt Of the afternoon.
Ann had not forgotten her bou.
auet for Deb. II was . bunch Of
lilies Of -the.vaIicy. enormously en-.
pensive In November. Ann had con.
fidcd 10 mo. but the only flower be
caus. Deb loved them. Such were
the contradictions in AIMS charac-
TER.
Sometimes had ehcugft ehas
AIMS mental gcarr ala not IT. For
events proved that even while Ann
bought the lilies for Deb's wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

lanruish In the prisons Of this be-
loved country Of ours were under
the influence OF intoxicating liquor
they were drunk when the crime
WIS committed.
Few OF them wcre criminals Mt
heart IL seems TO m, that all Of
THESE unfortunates should be- given
some kind OF a chance To try 10 re
deem themselves under the protec-
ton Of prohitition.
Our janis are becoming empty even
before the fun enforcement OF tho
dry Law.
We should rive them . chance 10
try again UNDER decent condluona
They were victims OF circumstances.
Our government licensed the stuff
Tor tho sale of the stuff. and II knew
that u made men crazy and turned
men--good meD--lnto devils. RE-
member we are the wovGnmcnt the
blame In oura
II seems to me ~ cvS these 30
pie at least . chance TO live under
decent conditions
Like prisoners Of vur--wnen the
war L. over they should be released.
n Al IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
CLEVER BROTHERS
COMING TO pANTACCC

Charles and Henry Rsxuletto win
headline thu new BIN ~ the Pan.
taxes beginning Monday matinee In
their elaborate new scenic novelty
called Around the World" In which
they are assisted BY the two pretty
swanson Sisters. The Rigoi~tto
Brothers are athletes. musicians. Jug.
gIers. gymnaxts. rnaricians and iilu,
ionisfs. and the swanson Sisters are
tainted singers and daneera
Marjorie Peterson and her com.
rany Of girls will offer n series OF
prvttiiy staged dance fantasies By
Ted shawn
Conchas. r.. and company have an
act designed TO display the skin Of
conchas an q jnEgier and haizncer.
kennedy and Francis are two
blackfsc~ comedians.
Mabel Blondsll presents a new act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
CAKE WITHOUT
BUTTER, EGGS
OR MILK

One cup brown susar. ! cup water.
! cups scedlcss raisins. Ia cup lard.
Y grated nutmeg. teaspoon CHINA
mon. 1 teaspoon cloves y taaspoon
salt. I scant teaspoon soda. cups
-four. v teaspoon baking powder.
Cook the first eight ingredients IN
n saucepan Let boil three minutes.
when cool add soda dissolved In boil
ing water and the flour and baking
powder. Mix well. Pour In . but
tered and Toured pan and baie about
40 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

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Interruption
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
SAMPLE PROGRAM FOR
EVERY DAY

"a m.-Bahy's first nursing.
Family breakfast: children off ID
school
Q a. m.--Bnby's bath. followed by
second nursing.
Baby sleeps until noon
i2--Baby's noon meal.
Out-ofdoor airing and nap.
3 p. m.---Aftcrnoon nursing
Period OF waking.
6 p. m.--Baby's supper and bed.
10 70 IL p. m.---Baby's night meal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
WILKES TO PRESENT
MYSTERY DRAMA

George Broadhurst's dramafintion
Of octasus Roy cohens novel Of the
same title. -Ths Crimson AHA
which comes to the wilkes theatre
next week. starting Sunday. h rated
by the New York dramatic critics
as tn. most interesting pelodramAt
&c mystery detective play that has
ecep evolved In years
IL h a play which holds the inter.
eat from beginning to end and com
pleteiy foiis all the audiences a. 20
the IDENTITY Of tho man vho Killed
old Joshua Quincy.
Tho play 10 staged In . prologue
with four. acts. and beside the Gle
mcnts OF mystery contains many de-
lishuui light comedy touches prin.
cfpAi among which In the . rvie OF
Mrs burraxe. the Old honsckrs per.
to be played by Ails~ EverharaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
WOMEN URGE
COTTON HOSE

COLUMBUS. s. c.. Nov. r.--Thc
executive committee OF the South
Carolina league OF women voters.
meeting here with officials Of the
South Carolina development board,
took steps To launch "A wear cotton
hose" campaign thru the state. The
idea In to increase the use OF South
Carolina cotton by refusing 10 wear
SILK stockings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
For the Wedding
Suppcy

Dear Mim Orgy Kindly rsve me
. menu for a Hight supper to he
served after a church wedding for
relatives about 20 In number.
BRfDE-Et.ECr.
A fsscheo~ Of fhss sort way rsvy
according 10 Aor mach pos ssSsh 10
spend CMeiscs sa.dsc<ch>s. fruit
saiod. sailed pufs. tos cream. cake
and coffee ~ouid ~ elaborate. Yos
may SIMPLY scrre sce cream and
cake. or cake and coffee. " you tssh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
C1lfessiotlso faBridg|
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH
WE START OUT TO MEET TED AND RUN
i INTO A HEAVY STORM

she was messing up mat affair com
pleteiy.
The suitrfness OF uho day changed
IN an instant. 10 that we looked at
each otheS and spoke about IL
A coppcr-colorcd Sky hung behind
some storm coming. w.s AIMS
quick comment Let's button mp
the curtains and get out the big
coats and rugs"
-soms storm n proved 70 b.
Darkness like that OF the chaos
which preceded creation settled
around US. Rain like that Of the
p7ood pounded thru tho joining Of
our curtains
-Go-h. what n shs ixnitionN gvts
Rrounded- screamed Ann above
the rattle Of the hail on tho roof
OF the car. We had parked after
skIddlng. sliding and slipping In the
rlush.
such tornadocs pass swiftly
said Deb. with q glance at the auto
clock. And we have still an hour"
didn't remind her that the mud
would last a long time after the
storm had passed nor that no car
could safely descend the muddy Val
Icy HIN which separated her from
Tee Moore.
"Tsd win walt untii soomsdsy." ]
vcntured-
I'D like my wedding b nSve pr
schedule" said Deb.
Tho perverse infant. Ann. vhiSs->i
Waiting at the Church while we
waited and shivercd In the darkness.
Go BE Continued
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by =. y. LYMAN. IN which there arr
rhyme. songs and eoocntrie dancing
THE NTGHT-MAYOR-
AT LEWIS ORPHEUM

This Nisht.sfayor- will b. the
offering Of I~vy-s Musical Comedy
company az L~vy's orpheurn for the
current week.
Lew White and Ert c Hunt
f"silvcrs'1 win be seen IN Ire two
leading comedy roisa White will
be seen in the firrt act as . farmer
and -Silvcrs" viii assume the role
OF tho chief Of the fire department
Of the village.
Unusually pretty and gorgeous in
presentation win be the musical por'
ton OF the attraction, with Frank
Budd leading the featured number.
'kismet.- with the chorus Of IS
maidens forming a pretty and at.
uaetive Oriental background. Ellie
bingham will delight In one Of Hays
and Jones' successes. skinny" with
the chorus. while Blanche Hall will
offer a pretty number with tho girls
on the runway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
HOW TO EMBROIDER
GOWNS BY HAND

A simple way 20 embroider a dress
by hand without making the en-
broidery look bulky. In the following:
The tissue paper with the pattern
is stitched onto the material and then
with the regular needle and foot on
the sewing machine. followed out
carefully with good-sized stitches the
same color as the material. when
tho pattern is completed. colorcd
silk or metal thread is worked thru
these stitches. This win give cord
ed effect and an even outline.
@~-------~---.-----~-------
GOLD BAR.---John simmons. IS.
killed by falling snag Mt Waliacs
Falls Lumber company camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
PALACE HIP BILL
FEATURES TWINS

Prominent on the new bill that
win come tomorrow TO Locws Pal.
nee Hip Il the musical revue en-.
titled Quaker Village Foriies---ths
name IN itself suggestive OF enter.
tainmcnt that IL diverting and dis
finctiy out Of the beaten path. A
company OF four people who indulge
In the follies Includes the Mcdlin
Twins famous for their musical
comedy ruccesse~ Eva Gardner.
whose impersonations are hcraided
as refreshinRiy original. and Hal
Ring. an amiable young man whose
impcrsonations are favored with
"jazz"
Chic and Tiny Harvey bid for
popularity with combination OF
new songs. smart sayings and dance
eccentricitIcs.
Wlstful melodies that reach the
heart are featured by Eugene En-.
NETT. 'the Irish Minstrel"
Gilmore and Castle are exponen ss
OF burnt cork humor.
Paul and Pauline are athletes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
ROLLED FLANK
OF BEEF

flank steak
y cup carrot cubs
cup boiling water
small onion
y cup celery. diced
IL cups soft bread crumbs
tablespoon melted buffag
teaspoon salt
Y teaspoon pepper
Trim edges Of meat. sprinkle Win
salt and pepper and spread with
stuffng. Make stuffing Of the bread
crumbs. EGG funbeatenl butter. salt
and pepper and water IL necessary u
make moist Roll and tie meat Put
vegetables In a roaSter and lay meat
on them Put chopped suet over
meat Add water. cover and roast in
hot oven for 20 minutes. UncovoE
and cook half an hour longer.