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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
RHEUMATISM DISAPPEARS

Mrs. A. NJ. Eordstrom. OF Kirk.
land. Wn., IN a woman who under
went novel experience: declares Hu
man Bake oven is Godsend to SUI
fering human kind.
Mrs. Nordstrom writes as follows
For more than a year have been
constant sufferer from Rheuma
tism and chronic Neur1tis. My arms
were so painful could not lift one
pound at times. ! suffered severely
have DR.. Loughnoys plan OF cura
tive eating and his wonderful Human
Bake oven treatments 10 thank for
my quick recovery. The bakes are
pleasant y take and wonderfully
cleansing and refreshing. My aches
and pains disappeared like magic.
can recommend 10 my friends very
highly. l am entirely recovered and
feel just splendid.
MRS. a. NJ. NORDSTROM.
Kirkland. wn.
NOTE-Take ferry ut Madison
park to Kirkland, Wash. and walk
three blocks TO the right, or phone
Red 522, and auto will meet you.
Dr. Loughney's hours at his Kirk.
land sanitarium are p. m. TO 8 D..
IN. daily, Sundays included.
Chronic arthritis, neuritis and kin
drcd invalid cases especially solicit
cd. Lady nurses In attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

In one and presented by 30 men and
women. the tailert Of whom n 20
inches and the heaviest weighs less
than 60 pounds.
In addition TO the % mjdgets there
are 20 prancing ponies two eie-
plants and ib hunting dogs. Two
sisepers and three baggage cars are
required to transport the company.
animals and scenery.
II would be difficult TO cxaggcrafe
ihs Versatility OF these tiny perform
ers. 80 broad Is their range. Voices.
dances. ensemble numbers-scenery.
down 10 the smallest detail. nothing
has been overlooked that could pos.
sibly enhance the value Of the per-
founance.
The act was stared By Ned Way
burn. famous producer OF elaborate
musical comedies.
The other orpheum circuit acts on
the now bill include Raymond wyIie
and company. Roy La Pearl and com.
pany. Lillian Come and Bert Albert,
tho Misses Shaw and Campbell and
Villa and Harold Browne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

For AIMS visitors, Midget and
corinno caryi. gave an informal
luncheon at my own HOUSE. Mother
Lorimcr came. and chrys as well
as. Ann and her mother. Mrs. Best
l planned 10 let Jappy. the gard.
ener. have his way about decorat.
ing tho rooms. but I discovered. TO
my dismay. that no had q most
lavish way OF doing things for Mrs
Bob LoriIner. Nothing In bis nm
cred gardens was too good for the
OCCASION. lie suggested his lilies
the blossoms from his precious I'm.
ported bulbs. 90 difficult 20 obtain
this year. But I knew that he would
cut no many Of them that their odor
would take the taste out Of the SOUP
40 ! suggested IN. flowers from
his blue garden--and nothing but
blue. II didn't seem 70 me that
Jsppy could heap too many OF that
cool color In my rooms. And I un.
packed my choice blue Copenhagen
dishes. and then had all kinds OF
trouble planning n white" menu
which would look wei when served
on the blue china
we are scvcnl" chrys announced
after we were seated at my narrow
rsfcctory table. And III bet AIMS
gorgeous new clgarct case-the beau.
~ Bob gave hcr--thht there are sew
en- different political convictions
around this board"
You're wrong. Miss Lorimer,
Only aixi" ssld corsnns caryi. II
haven't the yestigc of n political
opinion. do not intend TO vote
positively never''
IAN anti7" qucricd chryn
mo. Miss f,orimcr. I'm neither for
nor against simply do not care To
vote. That's ALL
Chrys laughed. but quits agree
ably. AZ ahc said
Now. that Is just exactly what
some other clever women are say.
ing. Mics caryi They do not see that
TN very thing they eaii their 'neu.
uality' is Of Itself political con.
sicuon' II you do not vote. Mlas
caryL you are 80 much dead weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
|Co1lfessiotlsofaBride|
\opT1ght 1920 by he Neuspa per Enterprise Soeiahon)
THE BOOK OF ANN
FIND 1T MIGHTY HARD TO MATCH FLOW.
Frs AND FOOD
aper Enterprise As,oeiadion)

| 90 your state. 20 your community
person 70 DO IeglnIatod for. by
others"
Miss Caryi isn't going % be lone.
some" said Mother Lorim~r. I'm
afraid a great many women will
neglect 20 USE the ballot this fall
THE politicians have already
found few who viii not fan"
said. ''I'vo read that LOG. 900 women
speakers from all walks OF lie viii
take the stump this faii 10 support
one or another OF the presidential
candidates'"
"Wiil all Of ucm b actrensasf"
ausried innocent Ann.
When the chorus OF our laughter
had subsidized sho went on with her
pretty pouu
We'll. you see. Alexandra Car
liaie mads ono OF the nominating
speeches in Chicago. and izetta Jew.
ell Brown was booked for the San
Francisco convention"
Women have learned q lot whom
they have found out that Il takes
experience and trimming 10 make a
telling public speech. I've tried II.
you know. in the war bond drives.
There's an art in ii-and no eaIy
one To acqulre' The stage women
certainly excel In IT,"
'hrys. why don't you tell the
girls that you've been invited TO tour
the country as a campaign speak.
err" asked mother.
'Bccaure l am not going 10 ac-
oept." said chrys. IL can do my best
work by using all the money daddy
win give ls girls TO ges out the vot.
Ing women right here In my home
town"
You mean 10 help organize . ma
tionai woman's party?" asked Mid
get
Certainly not that. my dear.
mean 10 CONVEX, the women who
think Just like Miss c&ryi Goes"
'Why-don't you believe In a won.
ans party7" asked tho younger girl
with IN. composure Of one whose
opinions are based on prejudice.
ITO be continued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

The term heat stroke IL now used
TO denote tho various manifestations
which sometimes follow exposure TO
intansc solar or artificial heat Those
who arc employed In hot or close
apartments whore the air In impure
As In mines and in the fire rooms Of
steamsra. ara particularly Liable TO
be affected by heat strokn.
Iioat,stroke does not always do
veIop abruptly. nor docs IL gener-
ally occur at the beginning OF the
heated term. but usually after the
hot weather has persisted for two
or three days. Thorc are certain
symptoms which Indicate tho ap-
preach Of this affection and should
be recognized as a warning. Via. an
irritable and depressed condition.
headache. congestion of the eyes.
flushing Of the face. dryness OF the
skin and sometimes nausea. Unless
tho person affected seeks relief. the
symptoms just enumerated may be
followed by more serious ones, as
delirium. commissions and uncon.
sciousncas. In this connection the
temperature Of the body has been
known 10 rise 60 los degrees TO lie
degrees acknowledgements ten.
peraturc being $50 degrees. The pu-
pills are generally dilated. although
sometimes contracted. The pulse at
first In strong and rapid, but sub
seauently becomes weak. Death may
occur suddenly In consequence OF the
action Of the high temperature up.
on the nerve conterH. or at later
period as the result OF exhaustion. a
large percentage OF those who recov.
er from tho immediate effect OF
heat-stroke subsequently suffer
from some temporary or perma.
nent affection OF tho nervous sys-
tenn.
Treatment-There are two impor-
tant indications for treatment: re-
duciion OF temperature and the use
OF stimulantR The use OF cold is
regarded ms the best method OF
meeting the first indication, and the
manner of its application depends
upon the facilities at hand. The pa
tfthA Nv ffHfbFfa ~ "a tt't't
spot II possible, or at least whore
shade can be secured. or II per.
son succumbs In n place where the
ventilation Is defective. in addition
to the heat, he should be carried into
the fresh air. The treatment should
be begun at once. Efforts are often
made 10 take the patient home,
t,ln la.
and cause still further exhaustion.
The clothing about the neck and
body must either be removed or
loosencd. Cold is particularly indi-
Gated In cases where the body is
greatly heated and delirium and CON
vulsive movements are present This
means OF reducing the temperature
may be applied by cracked ice about
the head and spine, or by cold water
by means OF sponge, sprinkling
pot, or hose, the pressure being care.
fully regulated. However. a good
plan IL to remove the clothing and
sponge the body with cold water at
frequent intervals In extreme cases
1t may be necessary TO wrap the
patient In sheets wet with cold wa
ter. The sheets are 10 be kept wet by
frequently pouring water over them
while on the body until conscious.
ness returns or there Is evidence OF
marked fall Of temperature. After
the cold has been discontinued,
should serious symptoms such rs un.
consciousness or a return OF the
previous high temperature occur, the
cold applications should he repeated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31


One OF the prettiest offerings IN
vaudeville is the Hunters Game.
presented by Frank Stafford ana
company. The company consists -
Frank Stafford. his attractive wife
AMI two beautiful setter dogs.
Noodles Fagin needs little introduo'
ton 20 Seattle audiences. He 10 ~
ready well known and popular. ana
with him will come his dainty Iitue
daughter. Elsie Fagin. and his wife.
Jean Barios 10 . young pofson
posseseed Of voice and personality
who offers song Impressions
The Alaska Duo are skaters wh0eo
exhibition Of trick and fancy skating
develops both comedy and thrills.
The Pantagescope win show . new
Harold Lloyd comedy feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
"GEORGTA MINSTRELSw
COME TO NET SUNDAY

One can go anywhere on this con-
tinent and they win nnd there =
some one there who knows Of '~The
Famous Georgia Minstrels." who
como to the Metropolitan for ono
week. commencing Sunday. August
1. with ma,inees Sunday. Wednesday
and Saturday.
The fact that they have been b.
fore the public continuously for -
years IL evidence OF their merits.
and II liz a well known fact that they
always give a bright up-todats min
strei performance. and while they
change performers from year To year.
they can have the pick Of the coIored
performers. as they know Of IL ~
liability. and II is an honor 10 be With
such a well known attraction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Decorative
|Bandeau of
White Satin
By CORA MOORE

Nero Yorks Fashion Authority
Fashion seems 10 be taking all
sorts o. interest in our welfare these
days as well as In our personal APP
pcarance. Here IL O new bodlce-or
bandcau--or brassierc--or carnisoie--
whichever you choose 10 make H. In
cold fact, n 10 a brnssierc made OF n
heavy satin, instead OF coutil. or
whatever II In that Toes into the
common variety Of brassicres. This
ons is creamy white, with the little
bones In II, and all.
Across the front II q section Of
softly draped satin that fastens blind.
ly under the arm. and then there arc
shoulder straps OF artificial flowers
on a satin band. The bandeau itself
may be worn an q corsage or Il may
be worn M an under.bodlce with the
decorative front disclosed as a vest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
"Uncle Tom" Writes
In "A Woman"

Dear Miss Grey: In answering "A
Woman" and her question; is the
world never well lost for lover" She
relates her troubles by asking
whether she should marry n man
who loves her and whom she does
not love: or shall she give herself TO
a man who loves her and whom she
loves. but who cannot marry her.
would say to her: Neither marry
nor sacrifice yourself and the sacred
marriage vows 10 n man you do not
love. and above all. do not give your
self TO a man who won't or can't
marry you from any cause. For
love and the sacred marriage vow
cannot compromise with anyone's
inability to fuifiil them. Jewels come
hirh, and the lbertine who would
take advantage of your love and Just
take you" viii sooner or later con
slider you too cheap.
The world In never lost for love;
but the world viii haunt you to your
last day n you Outrage love. and "
after a night Of maudlin outrage Of
love you commit suicide. then you
have lost the world.
You must be nm attractive woman
OF congenlai personality. hence the
desperate straits OF a plurality OF
admirers. Say, little woman. you
Just stake off another claim, and
III wager you1l strike II richer than
either Of the two you are now hold
Ing In your life. for ! think there "
something the matter with n man
who could not attract woman OF
your personality. and think there
II more the matter with the man
who would take advantage Of your
great love and Just come and take
you away. whereT An. just to loves
funeral. UNCLE TOM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

, air whils suspended by their teeth
Burt Adler provides an original mon
ologue and new ideas.
Gene and Katherine King promise
''miies OF smiles" In connection with
their CONTEMPLATING. harmony sing
ing combination.
Making their first appearance with
an up-to-date song and bright patter.
Martin and Elliott eventually lapse
into dancing Of the soft shoe variety.
THE House OF Toys" the latest
screen production. In which popular
seona owen In starred. win be the
feature photoplay offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
RICE CROQUETTES
u cup rice
Il cup boiling water
IA cup scalsicd milk
! teaspoon SALT
I egg
tablespoon butter

Wash rice. add 10 water and salt,
cover and steam untIi rice has alb.
sorbed water. Add milk. stir care.
fully with a fork and steam until
rice In soft. Remove from fire. add
well beaten egg and butter. Spread
on n plate to cool When cool
shape INTO balls, roll In cracker or
dried bread crumbs. dip in egg and
roll again in crumbs. Fry In deep
fat Drain on heavy paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Two Butchers Sell
Calves Under Age

II. Sorren and I. Jacobson, both
butchers. were arrested by city
health officers for selling meat OF
calves less than four weeks old. such
meat being deemed unfit for human
consumption. They were released on
$50 bail and the meat confiscated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

bifit. hhrunB 10
morrow. 4 his
Will give local
thcatrcgoers an
opportunity o Z
enjoying what is
by all odds the
most unique pro-
duction In vaude-
Vile II not In
the entire field
OF amusement. II
N a circus. an
extravaganza, a
musical comedy.
wild west show.
a vocal concert,
An athletic exhi-
bition a n d "a
fashion show all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

W q e k. starting
with a matinee
today. The audi.
ence Is promised
a fast, merry Of
fering. I'm which
all the trouble
comes about be
c a u sc Fran X
Buid and Bess
Hill are secretly
married
Oscar Gerard
will be seen in
the main comedy
role as the friend
Of Frank Budd,
while Ted How.
land. as the
father. will ap'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

FUDGE CAKE
cups light brown sugar
y cup mrited butter
u cake {, sq,uxcs) chocolate
sgxs
y cup ssur milk
cups -four
y cup boiling water
! teaspoon vanilla
y teaspoon salt
I teaspoon soda
Cream butter and sugar, Stir IN
melted chocolate. Add eggs. not
beaten. BEAT the batter. Add
milk. mix In flour, add water. vanii.
Ia, salt. Dissolve soda in q little
Gold water and add Pour into but.
tered and Toured cake pans and
bake In a moderate oven about 40
minutes. This viii make two square
eightinch layers two inches thick.
or three round layers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

pear in n number OF humorous bits
with Gerard. Ruth Richards. Robert
Lorenzo, Priscilla Fiemming, F'loy
Ward and Al Forbes; who is a new
member to the company, and was
formerly with Mack Sennett, appear
ing In an important role in his latest
release. Lets Co. will all have good
supporting parts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

inee. IL ID sai0
10 be ono Of the
most novel enter
tainments Of the
year.
Alexander Pan
tages presents
the added head
line offering a
tho bill In the ID
Michele Broth
ers. two Italian
boys. who offer
a delightful mts-
sical and comedy
act The com
bination OF mn
efraf tUusrrINuCUfm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

DonP nGlss Grey May I wrifs .
~ vug1s . wv. q. or
know : man. well liked By all
~ nnDw him. who divorced his
~ ~ hfar married . girl from
0G1lAog stasa she believed his
Goavy. - also tsiilns hsr he wished
!. - (ornee, etc
1hr~e years htsr she chanced to
lyfc14 ~ city whore his former wffe
uvo1 found her . lonely woman
Wor&lno = support herself and son.
on1 ootn'Hed positive proof he had
1R~uo1 hes to obtain the divorce.
~ man later divorced wife No.
- new has married the third I
~)now wife No. :. and he had no rea-
- - divorce her. but being a
OWyog managed II quietly.
kpow = couple married . few
uponehe She worked and also kept
house, but whenever some little tribe
11spjsnse6 her husband, he beat her.
I - - In and is-pianning to divorce
m. ~ he In well liked and has the
Gvmpathy OF his friends, especially
On trjends-
en- not prsguming TO advise, but
= y veil to know both sides in case
- 11vorcs. and perhaps n w. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

NEW YORK-Fred Clswson, GA.
rage employe. indicted by grand
jury for alleged use OF mails to de-
fraud Clawson Is said to have or.
ganized the Americana Canadian cor.
poration, a shipping concern. repre-.
senting that he was backed by
wealthy people and had $4,000. 900
worth Of contractA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

valid a Herman,
entitled Havana
Bound Richard
l. a wre &C Ii
given promincncs
In the cast as q
nut" comedian.
Another man and
half q dozen
pretty and viva
cious girls. head
ed by a prirna
donna Of charm.
are announced In
the company.
Erford's Golden
whiri presents
=
{ h 80 young
women In thrill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
NEW oaIEANs

NEW ORLEANS. - American
Sugar Refining Co. tanker DuIcino
held In tl.b0o.ooo ban by federal
prohibition agents. II u alleged
that 4s cases OF whisky were dis
covered on the vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

PLEADING GUILTY 20 violation
Of tho national prohibition law. l..
Kss Defoe. J. curley and J. Wright
were fined s25 each by Federal
Judge Frank II. Rudkin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Woman and Big Potato Baked in Oven
as Companions, at $50 Degrees F.

Of DR. Loughncys Patients Witness BaknrAn Insisted
Eating Portion Of Potato Each Voucing for Dr. Iougbney
Basr-Poato Extra Size Baked PreconMealy Delicious
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Causes and
Treatment of


Questions AZ health. sanitsslss.
hygiene. ell 10 answered II s~ns TO
Information p~tAssment. 4. - rub-
tic u~1itb s~vstec. Wzshing tea. u. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

SINGERS NUGGETS
EEATNRE MOORE BILL

Singers Midgcts. the worlds great
est company az miniature entertain
arh. come TO the Moore for weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

GENEvA.--Elias Riggs Montfort.
former commander-in-chicf Of the
@. a. r.. dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
THIRTY PINK TOES"
PANTAGES OFFERING

Thirty Pink Toes" 10 the headline
offering Of the new weeks bill a1
Pantages. beginning Monday mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
BIG BILL TO BE
SHOWN AT HIP SUNDAY

The bill which will open at Loew'n
Palace Hip Sunday. features the
musical diversion produced by Green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

PARISHES. George ogfivy Haig
Of London, formerly Miss Charlotte
Aston. dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Seattle Office Hours---Dr. Lough-
ney can be seen personally daily
from a. m. TO 1890 .. m. at the
Hotel Congress. corner Fourth Ave
and Marion ST.. Seattle. Wash.
Have Dir. Loughney make a pains.
taking diagnosis Of your case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
LEVY'S TO HAVE
FINE SHOW SUNDAY

Wild Women" will be the offering
OF the Levy's Musical Comedy com
pany at Levy's orpheum for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
WH A T do 70 u
W think? Write Gym
tina Grey, care Of The
Seattle Star.

O. takes her Bible and roads Mark.
Chapter 10. Verses ii and xii. u may
explain her uneasy cprsc'encc.
EXPECTING CRITIctsM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

kUG1lhQi0
20 YOU KID YOURSELF? IT'S AN
ANCIENT PROFESSION AND
MOST OF US TAKE OUT DEGREES,
THINKS A READER
BY CYNTHIA GREY
Dear Miss Grey: have been mighty interested spec
9tor Of little show for several years-ever
once I came out West 1t really is show-a parade
ground where humans who afflicted. who kid them,
selves that they reveal their nnermos souls to the
world under the guse of fictitious names.
have written anything for your columns before
eut now the spirit has moved me and am about to break
g even ask you to print it. Being sort of modest person.
DO not wish to infct myself upon anyone; but these
read your column and thought they might in n small
ny Be of benefit to some one
DO you tell yourself that you never had chance; that
You aren't appreciated at the shop that 1t isn't your fault
that you always right; that the who doesn't think
the way do has something wrong with his head that
sou A% e FROM ssn syS a R1 Of q that
4 you do. you "lddnb yourself
With others a. we are with ourselves the millennium would
= nearer BY several million years.
He might also have said that if unrecnng
Ia judgment of ourselves of others there
would = more commemorative monuments erected j.
kidding" ourselves is profession In which most Of
In attain considerable proficiency.
Old Adam took out the first masters diploma in the
euzs when he blamed his wife for losing the old home
$500 rather than putting the blame where it rightly be-
EIo0god-on his unbridled appetite for apples.
Ard Adams heirs and imitators, have been keep
Ing The ancient profession alive since.
When you kid" the other fellow he may wake up and
Gnd nom other sources that he has been victim
But kidding" yourself is just like stealing money from
your toy bank You can't report it TO the police
Leam 70 talk back to YOURSELF learn to call yourself
6ockcr and coward learn to tell yourself in plain Eng
66h Just what you think Of yourself-what cheater
kyou aro-what q wilmer
Yen might not be speaking terms with yourself after
ono Of these sessions but it will end like most lovers
QuaKTos should end-there be wholesome understanding
md youu be better pals than
JUST A WORKING NAN.
Ihoaks for yowr contribution think 10 is just fine, and
III hope "tke SPIRIT tcu vou to urite again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Sometimes a man imagincs he Is
making love To widow.
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., loye to eat at Boldts.~-Adv.
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columbia ooIo"--Augu.tin. a Ky.r--Adv