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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-03


other world 80 near our own for 4
fcw moments. Then she started ai
chariotte's name.
Charlotte ne said in a ghossi,
whisper. 'said she would like n houss
al, greenland pink---with roses-'
Rachael was instantly tense. All
to get hold OF poor starved little
Charlotte. TO give her these last
precious seconds, 10 let her know he
had thought of her,
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.nousn'-" "ou,a DC 20 p'oas
an'--ucre ne sa'u' sminnx ~
e'oreo "'s -F.s. s"e n'"'o w. ",ue
pfsyer thst ne mao 'oarne" IN "'s
oaoshood Tor this nour' fheh tne'c
was s'c"cc' enehco.
Sienoe. Raenaci iooked tear!u'y
=. 'ne nu'sc' iew minutes .a'e1
she went 10 ten MS grshnmotncr
VINO. WIN TWO grave SISTERS si.ons
beside her. haa oeen Hlns uown
since the rengious rtes Oh an nou1
or TWO ago hachne' anu tne si"aher'
rosy-faccd nun helped the sum.
stricken OLD lady 70 hcr rect ana !,
was with Eaohaers arm apont her
that shc went 10 her srshos"ns
side.
That niHht old Mrs oregory turnco
to her daughterin.law ana SAID
You're good. Hachae'' someone
prayed for you long ago; someone
gave you goodness. Don't forre'--i
you ever necd~-to turn to prayer,
don't ASK y"u TO do any more. ~
was for James To make his sons
Christians. and James did not DO SO
But promise me something. Rachael;
u James--hurts you, II he fails you
promise mo that you win forgive
himT
Il PROMISE" Rachael said huskiiy.
her heart beating quick with vague
fright Mrs. Gregory was IN hcr
deep armchair. she looked old ana
broken tonight. far older than she
would look few days later when
she lay In her coffin. Rachael had
brought her cup OF not boui''on'
ana had knelt. daughter fasnion' 10
nee that she drank II, and now the
thin old hand clutched her shoulder,
and the eager old eyes were close to
her face.
II have made mistakes. l have had
cvery sorrow q woman can know"
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tho most delightful travelling cum
panlon that ever seven hot ana
spelled men and women were for
tunate enough TO find. When every
enc. even Magsie. was bored and
cross. upset by ciosc air. by late
hours, by unlimited candy and cock
tails. Mrs. Gregory would appear
from her sta,eroom. dainty. interest.
ed. ready for bridge or gossip, fun OF
enthusiasm for tho scenery and for
the company In which she found her
self when she and Warren were
alone she often tried to fancy herself
merely an acquaintance again. with
an acqusintance's anxiety 70 meet
his mood and interest him. She
madc no claims. shc resented moth.
ing, and abe schooicd herself 70
praise Masric. 20 quote her. and TO
discuss her.
The result wire all that she could
have hoped. After the five weeks
trip Warren was heard TO make the
astonishing comment that Magsic
was a shallow little thing. and Rach'
aci. hungriiy kissing her boys sweet.
b~wiidcred faces. and laughing and
crying together as Mary gave her nm
account OF every hour os her alb.
scsnce. felt more than rewarded for
the somewhat sordid scheme and the
humlliating effort. Little Gerald
was In short clothes now. n rose %
q baby, and Jimmy az tho Irresistible
age when every hammered word and
every changing expression had new
charm.
.
Ten days later. 10 the rnlds, Of her
preparations TO leave the city for
ciark's Hilis. Rachael was sum.
noncd 20 the telephone BY the news
OF n serious change In young Charii,
Gresory's condition. Charlie had
bcen NJ for perhaps week: kept at
home and habied by his Rrandmoshcr
and Mlss Cannon. tho nurse. visited
daily BY his adcred Aunt Rachael.
and nearly as often by tho uproari.
Gus young Oresoryr, and duly spoiled
by every maid In tho house. War.
rem went In to go him often IN the
evenings. for trivial rs his iilnca~
was. all tho members of his imms-
date family agreed later that there
had been In IL. from the beginning.
soms,hinx vaguely alarming and
menacing.
He was 4 nuiss. peculiar. rather
friendlesx youth ut twcn,y-six; he had
never had girls" lie the other
boys. and. while he read books In.
cessan,ly. Rachael know u 20 b.
rather from lonellnes. than amy
other motive. as his silence was from
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tConltnued trU0 Neseeeuay1
II was saer.lcgc to think It. II was
always absurd. an older mans kindly
interest IN. and affection for. a
prssty young girl. but wha, harmr
lie thought her beautiful. and
tharmins. and taiented--weil, she
was thosc things, II was January
row; In March they were going to
caiifornia: then would come dear
Home Dunes. and before the summer
vas over MAs.is would be safely
launched or married. and the while
hing but an episode. Warren was
her husband and the father Of her
ouo spiendid boys; thero was tire
Dsadous r~assurance IN the thought.
hut that evening. and turnout the
weeks that followed. Rachael unused
ounewhat sadly upon the extraordi.
onry susceptibility Of the human
nais. AagSie's methods were those
- high school beAc. She pouted.
ohe dimpbed. she dispensed babyish
Ghps. she lapsed into rather poorly
Inflated baby talk. She was some
times mysterious and tragic. accord.
~ to her own lights. her voice deep.
hsr eyes sombrc: at other times she
- all girl. Wild for dancing and
nBspip and matinecs. She would
(Ptden her eyes demurely II some
DDrr woman. plaintivsly demanding
" chaperon. all shsss bad men were
worrying her 20 death: she had nick
zines for an the men. and liked 10
* their wives II there was any
nrm In thatr Lake Biily. and Ike
& (hariotts, she never spoke Of anyone
MT hsruelf. but Bfily was a mere be.
nnnss bsstds Maggie. and poor Char
~ IKE Z deniDsn OF another world.
lgaeuls always scored. There was
= aiB Of rsfinsmsnt and propricty
eDost the litfIe gypsy that saved her
Ior0D4 6Ar1ng venture, and In . society
uwo1 70 death viii IL own same
- ne became an instant favorite.
DVuyooe lid that -here was no
tngn h NaGxie." she vas the eager
- hsgal1ed and loudly welcomed cap
m1bsl1s wherever she went
xaYfy IN March there was an en-
o1rsainment given In one Of the big
noools fce some charity. ard Miss
CAV. Who appeared In dainty little
Rruneh comedy. the last number on
~ program. captured all the honors.
Mr. eompanion player. DR.. Warren
0ysgcgy. Who In the play had taken
~ part a her guardian. and. with
~ Temples touched with gray. HIS
|psruks. ana his ntn coat and
beseches. had bssa : handsome fol-
|fer her beauty. vas decisred excel.
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Savings of Real -Children's Shop

Infants White Peque Coats, sizes to 8 years.
value $500 and $3.50 GO az
no" ..........'.. ......'.. ....... VCsOC
Boys and Girls Rain Capes and Coats, also
R R0yf Heavy costs Black S3.49" $685.
Sizes 3 to IL years.
Sweaters of the fine quality WOOL sizes SO to 81
in most attractive color combinations. Values $3.50
and $475 CD 90 and CD 90
Girls Chambray Dresses, sizes to years,
$3.50 to $3.50 values. CT 90
Boys Kaynee Bouses in light coors, fine work
manship and best materials of percaes and crepe
value $780, OQo
Boys and Girls Coveralls of heavy blue checked
denim, sizes 5, 6, and CT 20
years .......,......'. '..'.''' .'''' " As~
Boys Babriggan Shirts and Drawers, 400
sizes 26 to 81, special, each. ........... fON
Children's White Linen 100
Our entire line of "F. A. Whitney" Carriages,
Pullman sleepers, strollers with artillery wheels or
wire wheels, inclining stationary go-carts and
folding sulkes At 49, Discount.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01

Now is your opportunity to furnish the nursery
at little COST High chairs, rockers, nursery toilet
chairs Reed or Wicker at 20% Discount.
All our white enameled iron cribs with wire
springs at 2O% Discount.
Bassinets in white enamel finish and woven reed
sides on rubber tired wheels at 2O9o Discount.
Crib and Bassinets Mattresses and pads in diff
ferent sizes, cotton top all cotton silk floss, at
20% Discount
Two passenger children's lawn swing, strong
and durable. Replacement value $1,000. CT or
Roller bearing iron wheel coaster wagons
16x36" box and 10" wheels, value $3.50, co or
now ............:...... ......... DS.S0
18x4O" box and 10' wheels, value O1O az
SlooO, now ............... VAVsOO
16x36" box and 10" rubber tire wheels, OF or
Juvenile swing with wooden Stats and arms,
nicely vanished to hold the small child secure
pended by strong rope. Value CT ca
$780, special. Observation-Disclosures eOO
Infants White Canvas Jumper or "Bye-Bye
Swing" value $3.50, Clio
Children's Metal Two-wheel- SOo to CT oE
ed Carts and Wheelbarrows OCC D1 .OO
Soft Rubber Ball. regular price 10c, ~
now ........-.,.. .>.................... ~
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sh toweling, value $1.75 Ct %
Childrens Silk Gloves, gray, brown and 90 ~
Chamosuede CO..
Gloves ......... ..................V wv
Boys and Girls Straw Hats in colors or natural
straw, to close out, l-2 price,
Babys Muslin Bonnets, ~
Peque Bonnets, blue or old rose ribbon trimmed,
value $3.50 and $175, O. on and no.
now .................. ~ 4sOO wv
Wolfe Bingham and Organde Dresses at big re-
sSSs'sn.. r'aa a'.. plain 49," S6.98
A number of sample dresses to close out, cotton
poplins, striped and checked, dimity and dotted
saia wh in eoiors and $780, S.. 40
In sizes l year to years
Shoes for play or dress at big reductions, your
choice for $1.98. Play Oxfords, Barefoot Sandals,
high and low black kid, One Strap Pumps of patent
leather or gun metal.
Boys Checked Nainsook Union Coz
Girls Knit Low Neck Sleeveless COZ
Union Suit Observation-Disclosures. wv
Boys and Girls Coats at about 1-2 today's ac-
tual value Black and white checked green heather,
polo cloth, blue serge and silk poplins Sizes 3 to IA
years. 'e
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PRO.LINO -, m
square yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OCC
PRINT LINOLEUM-Your choice from O. IN
our entire stock. So. yard ......... u o1C
so ONLY SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES-Guara
1907 pure java ava Kapoc, ali Sizes one NC1 az
price, value $3.50. ........... OL4.CC
2O% DISCOUNT on the following sizes in small rugs
all grades, ft.x9 it., 36x72 in, 27x54 in.
$500 SLIDING COUCH-Complete with in. box
cotton OO1 ~
coNGoLEUM RUGs-size s'x1o.e", c1A *
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01

THESE FOR THE PARLOR AND LIVING ROOM
Comfort Rockers, aover leather upholstered, regu-
lar price $3.50. July co TX
piece Mahogany Parlor Suite period type, tapestry
upholstered, spring cushions, regular COO M
price S12750. July price. ......... OCCeVV
Davenport Table-Table by day, a spring bed by
night, including mattress regular &E7 IN
price $500. July price ........... De- sOV
Ladies' Desks, mahogany, fumed and golden Dad,
regular prices $3.50 to 100. July price rs off.
Mahogany Rockers tapestry upholsterng, regular
price price $780, ':.' July S23.75
Golden Oak Rockers, saddle seat, reg en- TX
uar price $500. July price ...... eD1Vo -
CHARTERED Oak Rockers, genuine leather spring up
holstering regular price $500. coo co
Az Golden Okla Plank Top Table, mission type, regu-
lar price $500. COL IN
July price. .....................V A1 scV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01

SO" Golden Oak, CHARTERED, Table, parlor type regu-
lar price $3.50. C1OOE
Heavy Mission Fumed Oak Rocker genuine leather
spring cushion, regular price $4,000 COZ IN
July price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. d. .CU
Golden Oak Rockers, all wood, regular &C or
price 1915. July price. .............. eDVoOC
Dining Room Pieces very low priced. Az round, ex-
tension dining table, golden quartered oak, rein
forced rim. Regular price $3.50, GO TX
July price, " 4C -
Golden CHARTERED Oak Buffet, genuine French plate
mirror back, beautifully finished. Regular price
$3.50. July 0EO ~
CHARTERED Oak Dining Chairs, leather upholstering
regular price $3.50. July O. NJ
price ...cc.,":;;::::.;:.. De- 900
CHARTERED Oak China Cabinet, mirror front; oval
ends Regular price $500. COO OF
July price. VCOso
6 piece Bungalow Dining Suite in golden oak, 40"
round extension table, AZ" mirror back buffet, 4 sl
wood chairs, regular price s114.Oo. Geo 90
July price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. pOCsD(
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SLEEPING ROOM SPECIALS.

Mahogany Chffonier, plate mirror, roon1y draw
ers, regular price $1,000. coo Ok
Maple Dresser, large plate mirror, small and 2
large drawers, regular price $500. Geo or
july price u OOeN|S/
Large size Colonial Dresser, American walnut, beau
tifully finished, regular price $1,000. COO 70
July price VOOss ~
8 Piece Natural Birch Bed Room Suite-Dresser,
plate mirror, chiffonier plate mirror triple mirror
toilet table, regular price $4,000. Clio IN
july price " "A u - sS$ "
Piece Bed Room Suite, walnut finish dresser, plate
mirror chiffonier, drawers, banister bed, regular
price $153.00 July 010O M
price .......... ............ " AOOsVO
Oak Dresser plate mirror 1920 small, large
drawers regular price $500. COZ IN
4 piece American Walnut Bed Room Suite, Queen
Anne type. AZ" Dresser, large plate mirror draw
er chiffonier plate mirror full size bed, triple mirror
dressing table, regular price 5000 *
$3245o July price. ............. OAAC ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01

piece Mahogany Dining Suite, Queen Anne type,
co. mahogany back buffet 44' china cabinet 4S"
round extension table, real leather seated chairs,
regular price S43500 0OOC 7E
piece Jacobean Dining Suite, a. round extension
table, SIS" mirror back buffet, side chairs, arm
chair, real leather seat: regular 5000 or
price ss7soo July price .... DZOC.CO
HOT WEATHER NECESSITIES MUCH BELOW
REGULAR.
ALL BED HAMMOCKS
AT $3.50 OFF.
ALL SUMMER FURNITURE.
Chinese Chairs, Rockers and Settles, Camp
Chairs and Lawn Swings. To close at -.
$3.50 OFF. ~
PORTABLE CAMP HOUSE.
feet by 10 feet, elevated matched floor III Sec
tons. Rainproof covering wire screened ,cnk4Gdes,
including door, screen ventilated top xrok hear.
A real home; your camp ~ a,s ko,iss.1 time.
Regular price $185.00. wIs1E M
July price. Observation-Disclosures. ,C1AOsVU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27

Owen Moore has booked passage to
Europe for vacation. After seeing
tho sights OF gay Paris. he In due
back at the scixnick studios to start
on = new series Of plays.
n. w. Griffith has just completed
his latest production. "way Down
East for which $4,000 was paid
to cover tho motion picture rights.
Many notable favoEitea are In the
cast. including Lillian Giah. Richard
Barthelmesa and Lowell Sherman.
Alice Hoilister. who Is now with
the Coidwyn company. claims TO be
tho woman who put the vamp In
vampire. Miss HOLSTER played the
title part in THE Vampire" which
was one OF her first Appearances on
the screen.
Miss Claire Adams. noted Renja.
min II. Hampton film star. has a
powerful emotional role In "The
Dwelling Place OF Light" Hamp-
ton photoplay Of the famous Winston
Churchill novel. which has just been
released.
Tho Invisible nlvorce.- . Ma.
tionai Picture Theatres production.
was one OF the plays Georges Car.
pensier starred in while In America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27
Baby Marie Is
Mothers Child
After Divorce

Los ANGELES. July sT.--"Baby
Marie" Osborne. child movie star.
was today In tho custody Of her
mother. Mrs. Edytha Osborne. fol-
lowing the conclusion Of the divorce
suit brought against Leon T. os-
borne. the chi,d's father.
In granting a divorce and custody
of her two children to Mrs. Osborne
yesterday. Judge Stevens cxoner-
ated both parents and Miss Edythe
Sterling. movie actress named as
correspondent. from charges Of mis-
conduct. The divorce was allowed
on grounds Of extreme cruelty.
Turnout the hearings during the
last three weeks Baby Marie" has
played a stellar role. since the little
stars fat pay envelope was one Of
tho principal things fought for
by her parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27
DOROTHY GlSH WILL
SAIL FOR EUROPE

Dorothy Gish. accompanied by her
mother. will sail from New York on
August ~ for = brief vacation
abroad. This IL her FIRST vacation
since her entry into tho movies In
1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27

COLISEUM - WiiitAsm Fsvusm IN
THE Orphan"
CLEMMEW--rom Moss~ In Tho
Gr~as Arctd~nt"
HTWAND Hobart W. Chasnbevu'
Tho fightisG Chssee."
IunE1rY--fhssies IlAy IN "1a@mer
Csnses Home"
COLONIAL. Wasvea kevvtgun In
'@rhe Joyous Liar"
REx--Dousines MsrI~as aaA Dssss
MAY In "Mssy's Ankte.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27

In Homer Comes Home" Charles
Rays latest comedy success. opening
at the Liberty today. for a four days
stay, all Of his original smailtowr
characteristics are shown up with
effectiveness. and aid In making this
picture a riotous triumph.
In the early scenes he In seen Al
Homer Lavender. the town OF Mains
viile's ne'er do we'll. having worked
at all of the available jobs In that
town. and having been fired out oi
everyone n few days after he had
taken II.
lie goes TO the city. gets work
there m q clerk I'm the employ oi
Bsilly and kort. and comes back a
Mainrville Is months later TO spend
his vacation there.
| 80 prosperous does he look that
the citizens readily subscribe 70 a
fund he gets up for factory IN
Mainsviile. TO be erected by his firm
That was one Of his dreams. for hs
had overheard the bons say that any
ono who could raise subscriptions for
a factory In Mainsviiie would be pro
NOTED.
| Al the comedy unfoids, Homer Il
seen ms the manager Of the new fac
tory. and AZ tho winner Of The girl
he loves.
COLISEUM
William Farnum II pleasing
crowds at the Coliseum this week In
his latest MASTERPIECES. '-Thc Orphan"
A tho Orphan" he IL an outlaw
hunted by all.
by trick Of fortune. he In brought
near Ford's station. where. In q
fight with Indians. he makes a
steadfast friendship with the sheriff.
The orphan" later saves the sher.
IFS niece from the Indians.
Soon after he changes his outlaw
tactics and finds happiness with the
sherifrs niece. Helen.
CI.EMMER
Accidents often happen. ana they
usually are considered unlucky.
But the accident that bcfcii whit
Chase. ST.. was. contrary to this fact.
lucky accident
ny accident" he was elected may.
or of Hardiston, the trials Of which
made a real man out OF what he was
before. an unencrgesic. irresponsible
young fellow.
This accident Of his being elected
mayor Also won for him Joan. the
gfri in tho case.
Tom Moore and lana Novak are
the stars In this play. THE Great Ac.
cid1ns." At the clemmer this week
STRAND
Stephen siward n . young. but
poor. aristocras with an inherited
craving for alcohol. In the screen
version Of Robert w. Chambers
great novel Of the social world. bang
shown At tho Strand this week.
He falls In love with Sylvia Ian.
dis. a young society girl. nt = coun.
try estate. where New York's social
scs In spending tho week end.
Shc breaks her engagccmns 20
Howard Quarter. a millionaire. and
together abe and Siward face the
trials Of tho world.
Anna Q. Nilsson and Conrad Nagei
have the leading roles.
80
COLONIAL
Tonight In the last time J. Warren
Kcrrigan viii be scen NJ the Colonial
In The Joyous Liar"
As Burke Harlan. a wealthy mr..
tist. he In arrested by mistake for
stealing car which he had captured
from thieves. and was returning TO
the owner. Anne Warren.
Anne warrcn's father. nm amateur
criminologist. gets him out Of Jail
and takes him UP to his home 10 try
and make him reform.
lie succeeds. and 40 does Harlan
by marrying tho criminoiogist's cap.
tivating daughter.
REX
Douglas Macrcan and Doris May
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27

Tho Girl From Nowherc.- by
Bradley King. and "pon't Trust
Your Husband" by Carrot Elnien
Fort. win be made into screen plays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27

are entertaining Rex patrons this
week IN their latest comedy farce.
"Mary's Ankle"
Douglas MacLean, as Doc Hamp.
ton. n young and little known NJ. d..
in order 10 claim an inheritance from
his rich uncle. has to get married at
once.
lie II at sea what TO do when ne
remembers a girl whom he met on
Tag day.
He asks her 20 pose AZ his wife
when his uncies comes to see IL he is
married yet.
shc consents. but for permanently.
not temporarily.
We express our deepest sympathy
with John Davidson. OF the Goldwyn
players. John tells us that he has
never had a birthday party or re.
ccivcd any birthday presents in all
his life.
His explanation Of this startling
fact is that he was born on Christ.
mas.
Poor John!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27
KATHlYN WILLIAMS TO
APPEAR IN NEW PLAY

Kathiyn williams viii play an i'm.
portant role In Cecil II. De Miles
next special Paramount. following
Something TO Think About"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27

"yust poor dern fool of boy that's Charles Ray
latest comedy Homer Comes Home shocing at the Liberty
beginning today and closing Friday night.
Here you him about to apply Of his "inpenons
monskid device to has boss car II wofks fine When the
is going dry pavement but Oet pavementno
His boss tried it. and he knows 1t sent him aud his into
the ditch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-27

Mabel Normand In 70 appear In
the screen version of Mitxi HaJo's
play. Head Over Heels