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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

noRoTHY PHILLIPS. tho fasci.
~ mating young star % The
Heart % Humanity and other big
screen successes. comes 70 tho Colo
Mai Saturday IN ''oncc 10 Every
Woman a photodrama written and
produced by Alan Holuhar.
Holuhar and Phillips are more
than coworker. In the land OF make.
believe. Theirs u partnership for
life. They first met nir years ago.
when both wero playing important
roles In Horny W. SavsEas's stage
production. "Everywoman.~ and were
married shortly thereafter. Their
union has been both practical and ar.
tNtic. Roth starred In motion Pic,
lures an actors. Then ffoubar DO
gan writing scenarios and finally de.
veiopcd into star director.
once 10 Every Woman deals with
everyday people. Mother love IL its
keynote. and IL shows the utter van.
ity Of worldly ambition when not
founded on human affection.
~~~~~~-~-~~~-~-~------~
time ago. opens at the Rex today. I,
In a tale Of youthful genius and
mother love. with tho scenes laid
chiefly In New Yorks Ghetto and
fffth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
BY GEORGE W. WATERS

CTfRrSfTEf.p. Ma. Nov. b.-Seh'
Vanished from society. cut Off from
mankind. ON Watts island. Is miles
from here. Charles n. Hardenhury
spent ~ years OF his life.
Hardcuhurg II truly modern
Robinson Crusoe. Like Crusoc he
has nnaliy found dciivcrance from
MS -Island OF Despair" and re
turned to civilization.
Watts island Is tiny Jewel Of
green forest and white beach set IN
ehe emerald and turquoise waters OF
Chesapeake bay. II Is two miles long
,nd CT 500 acres. third OF which is
high ground.
The neares. Inhabited hand Is Tan
ger island. six miles away. where a
constable not hong aEo shot boy
~ho hroke tho '-Eo-to-church" law.
Cs4ssicid Is IS miles 10 the north.
Tho Watts Is nearest Maryland. u
- part OF Virginia There Is a light
house and frame dwelling built by
Hardenhurw's ancestors in iTst. His
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. =. II.
Dcrennus. lived so years on Watts,
and four OF his ancestors arc buried
there
Hardcnhurr. Princeton graduate
and wealthy attorney OF Jersey city.
vas sick and his physicians told
MN that unless he went back &c
naturS- he would die. DIR. Dansel $
Hxr,ienhurx. Charles brother. and
m eminent Jersey physician. was &C
sure that his brothers death was
soon. that he bought Watts island
nom their aunt and gave 10 &c
Charles.
Then cnmc Tire exile and Ore Ions
aptourn on the tiny Continent
alcne with the scahirds and his dog
with tho ceaseiess booming OF the
Uarr ard the Gerry calls OF the sea
guIis az the only sound to break this
silence.
Fate kept Cr,rSce 10 hin island. ant
- longed constantly for the life Of
Gpmfort he had icft So II was with
Barienburs. Jet his indomitabl'
win TO health kept him IN solitude.
II hadn't been there long until
Knew that life on tho island was m,
ray 10 health.- be told me- -
truly believe would have been n
ny grave today had I not Eon. q
Watts SO. when people say the,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
MARRIED ON BET

NEW YORK. Nov. AFTER
marrying n girl 90 win a bet OF
$40 that he could do 40 at sunnc,
on october J. 1911. William J.
Wilson has appealed 10 the courts
for annulincnt. lie says he was
uncopscious OF the wager. and has
never lived with his wife nor sup.
ported her,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

OF characters and the story you
shoui'1create.
Remember. the story must be witt
ten Az a starring vehicle for LOUIS
Ghufn.
Tho major prizes total 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
Producers in Search
of Original Scripts.

tunlty Of n lifetime awaiting him.
The brilliant. original. energetic
young writer with imagination and
training In being sought BY every
producer In tho business.
This situation makes all the more
vital the contest that the Seattle Star
aud J. Parker Read. jr.. are conduct
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

ML,ARTHBoUND.- Bash Kings
~ well known story. or~ns Al
tho strand Saturday. II Il one o. the
biggest pictures OF the time. opening
up TO some a new vista os life and IN
others a confirmation Of beliefs that
u gratifying.
The scene In tn picture IN which
one man pays tho penalty for his AZ
fair with another mans wife, IN a
bit Of dramatic acting which In trng'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
DR.. Lilburn Merrill
Heads State School

Or. Lnourn Merrill. formerly chief
probation officer OF the Juvenile do
partment OF tho King county supc-
rior court win bccom. superinten-
dent OF the state cus,ndiai school a,
Medical Lake. January 1. 1891. tins
state board OF control has announced
He win succeed Mr.. and Mira sam
woodruff. superintendent, and ma.
iron. respectively. resigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

by Miss Dana
Tho little star sp-nt qufts some
time getting up In tho toe dance.
witch ordinarily would have been
executed by a double
Al an added attraction. James
ci~mmrr has secured exclusive pie
lures OF tho great Man o'.War- race
which win DO shown n"rhs Race
o. Age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

Viola Dana tho captivating little
star. who plays tho role OF viva
ciou- little chorus Girl In The
Chorus fOlrfr Roman-e." the photo
play opening az The Ciernmer satur'
day.
Several rh,rnmy dances and q
faithful reproduction OF = raviowa
toe dance arc included In the list Of
novelties contributed 10 the picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
LIVES AS
EXILE ON
AN ISLAND
Banlshment Voluntary to
Regain Health; Found
Nature Good Doctor

am usc-srch 81 al survey
Ny rtnht there u none to dispute;
PROM the center ali round 90 the sea
l srn lord Of the fowl and the brute.
-(owper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

MeAI.rIsTER- okia---Three r~r.
sons badly hurt and 20 shaken In
wreck on Missouri. Kansas a Texas
railroad at EufaGla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

think I wasted IL years OF my NE.
disagree"
HELD HIM.
TOO
At times fate. too. held uardcnhurg
is captive. Two years ago tho sea TO
shoreward was frcnen over and liAr
drnhurg'a supplies grow low. lie
lived on unicavcncd bread. tho fat OF
goose he killed and coffee when
the lee broke people OF onancock.
Va. sent relief supplies.
Life was pretty much -one thing
after another" TO Hardenhurw.
lie rose az sunrise. cooked his meal
and cleaned his house. Then he
rowed his boats TO his fish traps. and
in the afternoon hunted geese. hrant
and swans There was an inexhaust
ihlc supply OF shellfiSh al his door.
In the summer rIardenhurg kept a
garden and In tho winter spent most
Of his time with books.
Rover. his dog. lived seven years
The loss OF his toes by gunshot and
fight with a muskrat fastened his
end. Hardenhurx missed Rover.
Hardcneurg brought ~tabby eat
20 his island. and year later fish
eruan from Tanglcr left him a tom
cat" Now there are wildcats" all
over the island. And they are Wild
REHABILITATION
IL HARD
Year followed year. and. while Har
denhurg never quite gave up his
longing Tor tho scntlcr things OF life.
he found interca; in his solitude.
Now Hardenburw finds ~ a little
hard TO rcadapt himself TO the ways
OF civilization.
II have an tnfr-crfhahi~ feeling
that cannot lind enough excitement
TO offset the solitude Of the island
life he told mo at Triton, Ca.
wher, he has accepted a position
with his brother. II. 7. Bentley. OF
the Title Guarantee Co.
Crusoe married ON hts return.
Maybe Hardcnhurg won't but
found him the center Of society In
Triton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

ic Intensity has seldom t~~n ~Quaiei
on stage or screen. Cen rcrnhinE.
who Wa being shown thru the studio
tho day the vccne. In which wynd
ham Standing. az the hero. IL
killed by his best friend. was
startled by its realism Thss Il Just
,hruou,. stirs human emotion 20 Its
very deptha
Held by the Enemy The present
attraction at the strand. closes to.
night
LIBERTY
Tn. tale % rhr~e lives r. told In
Couv-rnour Morris story. -rrurnpei
fFland.- which will b. shown al the
Liberty for tho flrs, uns Saturday
Tho screen adaptation was made By
LILLIAN and GeorTr Randolph Ches.
ter. who personally supervised the
editing.
An airpisne accident In q terrific
thundrrstorm and a fiEh, Cor nfe and
The siri on cliffs edge arr but two
OF tho daring and thrilling episodes
which feature ils~ production.
The picture was produced by Vita
graph and the cas-, includes such
prominent players an Italian Cooley.
Wallace Macdonald. Marguerite De
Ia Motto and Joseph swickard
"a Cumberland Romance star.
ring Mary Mics Mater. closes to.
night
COLISEUM
Tho nranfed Woman starring
Norma Tairnafge. viii have It's final
showing At the Coliseum tonight.
"Th. Master Mind" a picture Of
unusual dramatic appeal In which
Lionel barrymore. OF IN. famous
barrymore family. N starred. opens
Saturday.
This pho'oplay n the first Of a
series 81 hsE features In which the
star will appear during tho new
season n has 10 do with a bril-
liant psychologist who. thru the I'm.
pulse Of revenge. IL inspired TO use
his superior mental faculties 20 ruin
a district attorney who had conduct
Cd tho prosecution which sent his
brother 70 tho electric chair on a
murder charge
REX
''iiumoresauc.- the ranrie Hurst
story which enjoyed tremendously
successful run nj the Strand a short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05
CONTEST RULES

present oecupsn on 20
regstrauon " '"s
lie d by the daily The Star.
-
brief possible De |" M" 80
W o ub
g.. Conis close at midni December L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-05

n you have ever entertained an
ambition 60 write scenario. now IL
your opportunity 10 satisfy that I'm
pulse. In this contest you have "A
definite goal In the mnttcr Of reward.
and a definite outline an 20 the kind
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09

This insures minimum produc-
ton costs for each individual
car.
That is why the Nash Six has
always represented exception
ally high value.
The savings made by our
manufacturing methods haye
been given to the buyer. keep
ing the price Of this car at the
lowest possible figure.
Consider this fact.
Since 1917. while prices OF all
commodities have been soar
ing,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09
TIME COMING WHEN SAVAGES
WILL WANT TO JOINT LEAGUE

poses Of such dispute. upon such
conditions SIS the Council may
deem 5us Ii SUCH invitation is
accepted. the provisions OF Ar
ueles X IL is inclusive. shall be
applied With such notifications as
mag Be deemed Leeess afy by the
Council
loa such invitation being
given the Council shall immedi-
.ately institute an Inqairy into the
circumstances Of the dispute and
recommend such action as may
seem best ana most effeetual in
the circumstances
ID State so invited shall re-
fuse % accept the obligations Of
membership IN the League fdr the
purposes Of such dispute. and
shall resort u var against
member of The League, the pro-
visions Of Article 10 shall be ap-
Plleable as against the State TAX
ing such action
+ 10th Parties 70 the dispute
when SO invited. refuse to accept
the obligations Of membership in
the Les gne for the purposes of
such dispute the Council may
take such measures and make
sacll recommendations as will
prevent hestilities and will re-
salt IN the settlement of the dis
ppte.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09
SLEEP PRODUCING
DRUGS HAVE BEEN
CAUSE OF DEATHS
lfsy The ansnclntesi I.rena.l

KEW DIRK oct o Increase Of
deaths sere from sleep producing
drugs. use 81 which, It Is said, ms
been acquired IS many persons since
lie solvent 81 prohibition has Tea
lieatth commissioner Copeland ID
order an investigation OF sales Of such
dlnas Additional restrictions may be
pla ed On their sale, he said
Tie investigation was ordered be-
cause q q 81 statement ID. Chief Medic j
Exa miner Norris regarding the IN
.csease III deaths attribusea To this
cal lie said that alcoholic addists.
finding themselves nervous and sleeps
less IN many instances where they
have been unable to purchase fiquor
Tor iheir customary iightcap before
retiring aud the eye opener on ar s-
ing, had RS oftcl to other artificial and
dar gerous Ways of @ooing sleep. The
desired relief he said. vas o5taineG
through the use Of the nerye-quieting
efft CTS Of certain drugs
nr. Copeland. in instructions to the
Bsreau Of Foods ana Drugs to begin
an ilsYes tieation Immediately, referred
q most OF HE drugs about which com
plant has bee:i made Officially, as
'trs atEerous solliiifaeients rs grains
TCf Whish, he said we're sufficiant to
cause death He admitted that fatali-
ties from the use Of these drugs we're
altogether too frequent"
DR.. Morris declared that deaths
from reproducing drugs occurred
lin hospitals and in what formerly
were sanitorinms for treatment Of
alcoholism. Deaths from such causes
also had been recorded as suicides. he
said Sale Of such drugs, he added,
should be governed By the same strict
regulations az those governing the
sale of poisons.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09
VICTORY MEDALS
ARE WAITING FOR
E.X-SERYICE Men


victory Medals are Eetag applied
FOR 50 slowly by es service men that
Najar General r q Harris, The Adj
jutani General Of the Army, has noti-
fed the oificers in charge of the dis
riLution 70 make the utmost effort 20
reach all who deserve Il II is es-
timatea that 3.757.624 men Who served
III The Army are entitled 70 the medal,
But to date only 379214 or about ten
per cent OF the number have applied.
Applications are coming in AT the rate
of only $500 day which is far be
low tie capacity for issue OF the
working crew til the Philadelphia
General supply Depot The Quarter
master has put on q large force. and
heae men are being held at much ex-
pense To the Government
'It IS no more difficult % make ont
form for tie Victory Medal" an
aounccs General Harris. than II is
To fill out al money order blank. This
form yerifies the recipients service
aud his present whereabouts. II will
prevent the medals from falling into
the wrong hands. The Government IS
gill Is d work Of art, not a bauble,
and has Intrinsic as we'll as senti-
mental value. 1t cannot be sent out
ID unverifiea addresses. any more than
Liberty Eonds or war insurance
hacks, many Of which have been
lost lefore reaching the addressee. in
spite of all possible care.
''The exsseryice man has only to
apply at the nearest Army post or
recruiting officer IN his home town,
or through any patriotic society. such
Is the American Legion or the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars. Here he will
lie shown how to fill ont his blank,
ants il his discharge papers are cor
rect lis application IS forwarded di-
rect to Philadelphia, and the medal
mailed within week Hundreds Of
applicants have given wrong addres
S. and many medals are returned
daily by the post Office because the
men cannot be located
For service in the United States
Il7.f94 medals have been issued to
late. and 1902 for service in foreign
countries. There have been 56.0O5
medals with three battleclasps issued,
and 5S.510 with two battleclasps.
These are the largest numbers Of all
with battleclasps. which range from
one to eleven. There have been 81
medals issued with nine clasps. nine
medals with ten clasps, and two with
eleven clasps.
The American Legion makes no dis
tinction between members and non
members in the Victory Medal distri-
hutton There are also special blanks
for the next of kim in order that the
relatives may obtain the decorations
for those who were killed in action,
or who died in line Of duty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09

More and more ais the Evening
Capital prints these daily extracts
from the covenant. Is the League OF
Nations revealed IL an arrangement
for peace everywhere And ms time
vail come when exen sayages wiIl te
;ntThers Of t and sitll provisions as
Article II VIII rot le required
~ proven nall nations Or irregd-
lar states from h4s.ng li.tle urivale
wafs of their own. terrorizing the
COUNTRY round. INVOLVING innocent by
standers AMI disturbing world con-
cord. the League of Nations arranged
In sri.tit % take rognizance Of
such qaarrels t certain Wild tribes
.in equatorial africa should get into
row that produce hoodsned, the
League WOULD either require these
peoples to avail themselves of League
machinery for peace. Or Il would. IN
event os their refusal step in 10 stop
HE struggle and award The point IN
dispute 70 the party Ia the right
Here Il Article ~
Iii lie event u dispute be-
tween 4 member of the League
and d State which Is not a mem
Ter Of the League or between
States not members Of the League
the State or states not members
If the League shall be invited to
accept the obligations OF member
ship in the League for the pRr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09
Mr.. MORRIS LAY READER
FOR ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL

Beginning tomorrow, George ~
Norris County Agent, Will be IN
charge Of ST. Lnke's Chapel East
port, by appointment Of the rector
or ST Anne's Mr. Norris will have
the oversight 81 the sunday School
at 8 ard viii conduct the Service at
He desires. The assistance of all
of those who have been taking part
II that work. ana he also plans 70.
enlist the interest 81 the members
oS The Brotherhood OF ST Andrew in.
Developing il in a vigorous way
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09

Natives in parts of Honduras shave
with a piece OF sharp-edgea glass.
One hundred million dollars worth
81 salvage has already been taken
from the European battle fields.
1t cost $50 to print page Of the
Congressional Record.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09
A STATEMENT

Cur peiicy has alway. been to give
ahe consumer the best automobile and
best truck we could build at the least
possible cost. We hase never asked 4
dollar more. simply beeauee we Gould
get Ia
In xiew OF the fact that there IL no
reduction today in the price of ma
teriais or labor entering into Nash
products. and that there Is no possi~
bllity OF any reduction for some time
to COME that can substantially aTect
manafact uring costs. the policy Of The
Nash Motors Compang will be TO ahso
lutely rnaintain its present prices On
both passenger cars and trucks 10 at
least July iat, 1891.
r. W.. NASH.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09

ance that today as always yea
4re buying a car Of exception
value.
You buy more power with ti,e
Nash Six due to its Perfet te
Valve-in-II Motor.
You buy comfort and corners
ence beyond the ordinary
You buy really exceptions
beauty Of design and finish
And you buy a car with TIE
high character Of It's perform
arce proved beyond question
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09

the price of tie NASH Six has risen only 81
Considering the addition Of cord tires and othrF
equipment as standard equipment, the actua 81.
crease has been only 249o.
During that time. The increased price 81 other
motor cars shows ali average rise Of |76fe.
The cost Of living has risen l04@o.
These figures show plainly that Nash manufae
turing ability does make possible car Of exeep
tional value, and that Nash selling prices have
always been kept iow in accordance with oaf
low production cost
la view of price cilanges actual and rumoFed
we welcome the opportunity to make this state
nent:
That the Nash six today represents more actual
value, and is bigger and better automobile than
any other car within hundreds Of dollars OF IS
price
That is our judgment and that it is the judgment
Of many thousands 70 motor buyers is evident
in the widespread conviction that the Mash Sly
does represent value impressively above the
average.
Under these unsettled conditions ii is the only ex
PLANTATION Of the fact that today the Nash Motors
Company has thousands of untitled orders on }fs
books and that maximum production schedules
are being maintained in our factory
You may purchase the Nash Six with the aSsur-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-09

There will BE no reduction in the price Of the
Nash Six.
We think it only fair to state our policy plainly
ii justice 10 present Nash Six owners and those
who contemplate purchasing this cat.
Nash prices cannot be reduced because present
prices represent the actual intrinsic value 81 the
product plus a profit sufficient only TO maintain
manufacturing operations.
That is a plain statement Of fact.
We cannot buy the high grade materials used II.
the Nash Six any cheaper.
We cannot buy the ski led labor employed in the
making Of the Mash Six any cheaper.
These two factors determine price. Until mater
ials are lower or labor is lower, NO ONE can
manufacture such car the Nash Six for less
money.
We say no one advisedIy because here II this
great plant covering 1O1 acres Of ground and en-
ploying 5000 skilled workmen, manufactured 9S9o
in its entirety
We have every advantage that large resources
and well established business aRord-the pur-
chase Of raw materials on a big scale, perfected
manufacturing processes and the distribution Of
1ar0 rYr4YOi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
Storage
for all Furs

For years, we have accepted Furs and
Fur Coats for storage, placing them in
a great vault with free circulating air
kept constantly below freezing. We
have the furs freed from dust, and they
come back in the late Fall freshened
and terminated. For this service, and
for insurance against loss or damage,
we make most nominal charge. Bring
on your furs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

was handed a fine OF S. and costs. Maud
was considerably peevcd as 10 the re-
suit and swore out a warrant before
Justice OF the Peace J. J. Gompers
charging Cora with assault. Zach were
fined $40 and costs. Both were colorcd:
Ben Jackson was given setback or
$40 and costs for "smacking" Lizzie
Hicks in the mouth. when he appeared
before Judge Ritz in police court yes
terday jackson had a crow TO pick with
the Hicks girl and met her near Twenty
third street. When Lizzie wouldn't give
him a chance 10 talk he decided to end
her line OF chatter with smack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

arations are being made for. will at
tend.
The following program will be carried
out with the exception of Sunday. when
1t will be changed to a certain extent.
6:30--Reveille.
$50 to 6:45-<Get into bathing suit.
6:35 10 6:i0-Setting I'D exercise.
$40 to $3.50 Morning dip.
SO to 9o GR5sss for flag raisi Ing; call
G:o5 TO 7:l5-Sweep out tents. air bed
ding.
7:I5 to 7:45-Breakfast.
7a5 to S-Brush teeth: attending per-
sonal duties.
to 9-preparations for inspection:
study signaling. first aid. etc.
8 TO 9:15-Inspection OF tents and po-
Icing Of grounds by all Scouts.)
9:l5 to 1l:40-Scout work.
1l:40 70 l2-Swim.
~ to l2:1o-Dress for dinner.
1910 to l2:50-Dinner
1880 to ATTEND to personal duties.
l to Rest hour: writing home; keep
ing M. diary and resting.
Quiet Must Be Observed.
to 2:15-Get ready for afternoon hike :
uill cantcens. bring scout ak and scout
knifc.)
2:l5 to 4;3o-Trip into woods; Scout
work
$40 to 4:45--GettinE back to camp and
ready for swim.
H45 to 6;-Swim. swimming tests and
water games.
to 6:tO-Dress for supper Complete
uniform.)
$40 10 G:5O--Supper: Scout work
$50 10 Brush teeth: attend to per-
Sonal duties.
7 to S-Read study permission may be
had at this time for fishing. Supnlins
may be purchased at this time onlyD
7:15 to 7:30-Retreat and personal in
spection.
to Rum: games.
to 9:50-Camp fire.
9:50-Tottoo.
9:50--Tattoo.
l0-Taps.
Attention" 10 be sounded on bugle two
minutes before assembly" for each for
nation.