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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

How Would You Handis the Clara
ekartn casc7- asks tho editor Of The
osar.
He's come 20 the right man. We
oncs operated tho deiouser at Bre1t-
HAHA
IA While We were away on our
4 vacation, Doc Brown fooled rs
by not reducing the earfarc as
he said he would
Woman IN New York was sent 10
tn for 10 days for wearing trousers.
Wonder what she would have got II
she hadn't worn 'efn7
Gosh. straw hats
are cheap nowi
Third Party Looms" says head
line tn The star. sounds Ike the
unexpected return OF hubby.
TODAy's RADIO P0GK0M
r. ID. Qs--Fairy stories for vof-
ers by Mayor Brown.
r. o. 4. - Chorus Of yeast
spores fermenting.
G. %. D.--spccisi selections for
the deaf and dumb.
KID Mccoy's flancee, who was 10
have been his ninth wife. has re
turned home. We hope the KIDS
sweet faith in womankind has not
been blasted.
We bet Dumbbeli Dud never
thought: "A councilman earns al
me- money the city pays him"
Rhc's pushing up the daisies.
where once the foddsfoois 0reu--
she thought that they iccre mush-
when she put them In the stcto.
Wonder II restaurateur ever
forgets the combination Of his com
bination salad?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
HARDING vET0ES
SOLDIER BONUS

WASHINGTON. Sept. H.
President Harding today com
pIeted a long message 10 congress
yctoing the $4,000, 100000 soldier
bonus bill.
MIR. lIarding's message was
described by senators who called
at the White House as "vigor.
GUS"
Bonus advocates today made u
final drive 10 line up sufficient
votes 10 override the veto. They
admitted they face almost certain
defeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Arrange Funeral
for Drowned Boy

Funeral arrangements were being
made at North Bend Tuesday for
WIN Claggett, i6, OF Edgewick, who
drowned Sunday afternoon In Derry
lake. near there. The lad was trying
to swim when the tragedy occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

Elvie Powell. ~. was held guilty OF
negligence In connection with tho
death Of little Jack McoIil. ago ..
who was fatally hurt by Powsll's car
at Minor ave. ~. and Mercer At. on
the night OF september n. according
70 report filed by n coroncrs jury
Monday evening.
After investigating conflicting tea.
timony. the jarv held that Powell
was driving without lights an hour
after rundown. coniradlcting Pow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Poisonous Fumes Kill
Men in Argonaut Nine
BY RUTH FINNEY

AT THE ARGONAUT MINE Jackson, Cal, Sept 19-
Jackson mourned its dead today
The little city brought three weeks Of hopeful waiting to
end last night and this morning plunged deeper and
deeper gloom realization tragedy grew upon it.
"They got the Az was the word whispered among the
groups who remained the street most Of the
night that the AZ miners imprisoned by fire and
cavein three weeks had been foundal dead.
So great the weight of the tragedy cruel the blow
to hope, that the town seemed stunned.
1t moved sessly at its work; while in the honeycomb
shafts the ground mile beneath it. rescue work.
ers still toedsewng AZ bodies of strong into
AZ shrouds
The AZ will be in flesh again. They win be
brought to the surface maybe tonight maybe not for
other day. sewed in caskes and buredmost of them in
Jacksons cemetery-where coming generations will
their and say, those the who their
lives in the Argonaut."
AS to the of DEATH it seemed clear.
"Three !. Gas very bad" read note scrawled in
a trembling hand bit of paper.
And then the single figure a." still shaky in
its outlines.
1t told its story-at m poison gas had choked into
nsensbity the who wanted to leave behind him
record of his death.
The end had without suffering Bryon o. Pickard
chief of the government rescue workers, believed.
Peced together from what the rude tomb the 1850
foot level of the mine told when the broke into
it at o'clock last night the story of the final fight for life
something like this:
Three weeks Sunday night the AZ miners found them
selves cut off from the surface by fire and caven which
closed the shaft.
They gathered on the 4a5ooot level selected drift where
the air seemed best tore tmbers from adjoining drifts
gathered material from anywhere and began erection
of two massive bulkheads
They stripped themselves of clothing and cramed it into
the holes and cracks to make the bulkhead tight
Sealed in they waited the result of their barrier against
DEATH
But death had beaten it down.
She had crept thru steathiy, in the form of poison
which sucked gradually into the bulkhead Supor
then coma, came to the and then death.
That probably not later than noon on Monday-the
day after the fire started.
Since then the bodies have lain there-awang the COM
ing of rescuers
At o'clock last night the federal searching party
ad hnrr audfa cbod tho
the mouth of the mine the words which dashed
shred Of hope:
"We have counted AZ dead bodies.'
Most of the bodies nude They lay strewn over
the ground, CHASTITY, mdewed Jumps of clay which
humanitybut the sacrifice the altar of gold
the god of the mother lode
Red Cross workers carried the word to waiting wives,
families and relatives. These shielded from the pub
lie, none being allowed to intrude upon their sorrow
Miners. hardened to the life of the camps sat silent
n pene-
OF wha
TO clambe of
started DEATH
yesterday. From that word
government exploration bulkhad
nurlak hm1w rIpI mnrnt Dnno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

The town talked In whispers.
Today was Jackson's tragic hour
Search for the bodies had
been started In earnest at noon
yesterday. From that time ON
four government exploration
parties had worked, two ut y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
FRANCE WON'T
FIGHT TURKS

PARIS. Sept. is.~-~Thc French gov
ernment today decided TO take no
military action against the Kemaiista
In tho Near East.
Premier Poincare received the sol
IA backing OF HIS government In his
policy of nonparticipaiion in military
moves 10 forcstall Muatapha Kemal's
threatened invasion OF the neutral
xone. u WAS announced.
Tho French government. II was
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
ONE WALKS

ONE WALKS
"A little place called lie Monastler.
in n pleasant highland valley Is
miles from 10 Puy notable
for the making Of lace. for drunk
enness. for freedom of language,
and for unparalleled political dis
senslon" was Mr.. Stevenson's
point OF departure on hts Travels
with n Donkey. Monsieur Duchc-
min made IL his as well: and on
the fourth morning OF his hegira
from England set out from Le
Monastier afoot. volume OF Mon
talgne in his pocket, a stout stick
in his flst---the fat ruckaack
strapped 10 his shoulders enabling
this latter.day traveller TO dispense
with the society of another donkey.
The weather was fine. his heart
high. he was happy to be out OF
harness and again his own man.
More than once he laughed "A little
10 think OF the vain question OF his
whereabouts which was being moot.
ed In the underworld of Europe.
where tas well he knew men and
women spat when they named him.
For his route from the channel
coast TO lie Monastier had been
sufficiently discreet and devious TO
persuade him that his escape had
been as cleanly executed as IL was
timely instigated.
Thus for upwards Of n fortnight
he Jared southwark In the footsteps
OF Mr.. Stevenson. For IL was his
common practice 10 go 70 bed with
the birds and rise with the sun; and
more often than not he lodged In
the inn OF the silver moon, with
moss for "A couch. leafy boughs for
a canopy and the stars for night
lights accommodations infinitely
more agreeable than those afforded
by the grubby and malodorous
auberge OF the wayside average.
And between sun and sun he pun
Ished his boots famously.
Constant exercise tuned UP mus
cIes gone slack and soft with easy
living, upland winds cleansed the
man OF tho reck of cities and made
his appetite thing appalling. A
keen sun darltcned his face and
hands, brushed up In his checks q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Disaster Victims
Died Like Heroes
Not Dead, but Risen
BY RUTH FTNNEY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

A I THE ARGONAUT NINE, Jackson, Cal, Sept.
"A 19-Now upon the first day of the week very
early in the morning they unto the sepulchre.
"And they found the stone rolled away from the
sepulchre.
"And they entered in and found not the body.
"And it came to pass-behold two men stood by
them in shining garments and they said unto them:
HE is not here, but is risen"
n
NERY early In the morning women Of Jackson
came to the shaft of the Kennedy mine, where
their men buried. And they found the stones
cleared away from the shaft.
And they waited while men entered the shaft, but
found not their husbands and their brothers.
And as they stood in grief and despair the women
some of thenl-heard again that message
They are not here, but risen"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Mias hesrone WoH:
By Jcouis Joseph Dance
'o'',Hsh'. i'ii. International n.s..'". Company


Gus hat e Of he
wERTHEIMER. official brings
he can
following
In his Travels With Donkey"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

ellis statement that the headlights on
his car were burning at the time OF
the crash.
Tho youth. son Of Alex r. Powell.
of $50 Fairview ave. was driving tho
auto at moderate speed. he said.
when the child ran from behind an.
other auto standing ~ the curb. In.
TO the darkoned street. The auto
struck the infant. crushing his skuIl.
The baby was tho son OF J. McGlii.
SIS Minor ave. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

warmer glow than they had shown
In many a year. and faded out the
heavier lines with 4hich Time had
marked his countenance. Moreover.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

ilewsl,. folks. II winter comes
shsli the coal supply be far be
kindf
Defeated candidates at tho primar.
h say II Is going to bo a long. hard
uztsr.
ysny a mans wife drives tho car
ny when her husband Is az the
sh<sl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

Al take him personally =" thr OIL
~ and install hun myself as super.
11rndenf of streets and sevcrs---
Ihyer brown
ne drinks are on ur. Deputy
2<rsff Wine OF wenafehec dropped
On Deputy sheriff Dlll coffey OF
k,ax county today.
II Kaiser Wilhelm II engaged 10
y rarried. That bird sure Is a slut.
- for punishment
Last year American women spent
y SEQ .eoe on hair nets.
Amt we men awfulr
LET Us HAVE PEACE.
Henry Fcrd h planning to
ernl : peace ship TO Turkey TO
i ~ ths girls out OF the harcms
" Christmas.
ne Turks are wonderful fighters.
h1nost every one os them having
bro or three wives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

have reached
- iiuiit ot my
nt<aee. NJ the
urneIl won't con.
N 6xssnsn a.
I'D Of the street
1epartm G N I. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
THEY OUGHT TO HEAR
ELLIOTT BAY,

They sav the greatest boosters
Are In Seattle found:
That may not be authentic bat
IT has Puget Sound.
--sacrdmcnto Btdr.
OF course the pen n mightier than
the sword. but II can't kill as many
al the auto.
There Is only one way IN which to
drive down First ave, and that IL In
an airpiane.
Hufrah! Here we arc at the end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

time, In two hour shifts. pene-
trating the depths OF what
proved 20 be chamber of
death. II was shortly after that
the word was sent TO the surface
that "a rude bullshead had been
CTurn to Page I. Column q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

Today's candidate for the Poison
Ivy club is the gink who sits next
20 you at the cafeteria and tries to
open bottle Of milk with his
thumb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
LET Us HAVE PEACE.

let's give Turkey the mandate
oXt( Los Anxeiesi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

I LII GEE GEE, TIL OFFICE
yAMP, SEZ:
| After resdin' about tn thou
sands Of Christians massacred |
BY tn Turks, II Is easy 4 realize
how they can make Turkish
cigarefs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

GIT FOR HOME. BRUNO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

Aurrahi Here we are at the end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
ACCUSE POLICE;
ARE ARRESTED
Two Men Testify and Are
Held as BootIeggers

Following their testimony before
the civil service commission Friday.
that two former policemen. Bert
ward and 8. q. curlett. had on De.
ccmber rs. robbed them Of 81 cases
Of whisky. and later sold Il back 10
them. oliver Thompson and Charles
Ferguson were arrested with Babe
Schwartz. rent car driver. by Fed.
eral Prohibition Agent q. y. o'Hara.
II Ia said they VIII be tried on boot.
Logging charges.
Ferguson took tho stand IN oppo-
sltion TO the policemen. who were
dismissed from the police depart.
ment January 1.
Ferguson said that with T'homp.
son he hai loaded 81 cnAes OF whis-
Ky from n boat TO an automobile.
and while driving thru Ballard his
car broke down.
They hired Schwartz 20 drive them
thru the city. Ward and Curlct,
appeared Mt this juncture. and cap.
iured Schwartz. claiming him TO a
tree and selling the whisky. be ties
titled
Ferguson said the whisky was
later sold back to them. but that
three other policemen. shortly after
this episode. had robbed them OF II
cases.
Thompson. Ferguson and Schwartz
were arrested by Federal Prohibition
Agent @. u. O'Ifara and will probably
be tried on Bookkeeping charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
WANTS DOUGLAS.
TO PROBE DEAL.
Bond Scandal" Up tc
County Prosecutor, Claim

That the city council. on nc,
count Of its share In the proceed.
ings, Il not the proper body TO
Investigate the S3,200,000 skagit
bond sale WIS the statement
made Friday afternoon by Ioun-
Gilman ~ IL. Thomson before
the council finance committee. .
Thomson declared that the SEagit
bond conspiracy charges. II proved.
involved the commission OF a crime,
and should be probcd by the prose.
cutting attorneys office.
The council committee declined, BY
vote Of two 10 one. 20 demand an
Investigation by the prosecuting at
torney.
II ooncurred with the city utilities
committee that the charges should
bc probed by the council on Feb
runry IL.
Thomson said he wouldn't attend
the trial or permit his name used In
connection with II.
THE council cannot give an i'm
partial verdict" he said. "oue OF ~
members has publicly stated that the
charges were inspired by a diEap
pointed bidder.
"rhe state law provides that rnu'
nicipai bonds shall not be sold below
par II these skagit bonds were sold
at 80 per cent Of their value. AZ
charged. the deal was plainly Illegal
"If you can camoufiage such pro
ccedings then the law is "A farce"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
ASSAL WHITE
HOUSEHOLDER

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 81, Bitter
attacks against Brigadier General
Sawyer. ttrsonal phy alcian OF Prcsi.
dent Harding. stirred a meeting Of
state commanders and adjuianis %
the American Legion here late yes.
terday. Tho legion leaders. discuss.
Ing the work Of the veterans bureau.
condemned Sta activities an slow and
inefficient
'~rhc trouble II not tho veterans
bureau. but a high army officer WIN
didn't don a uniform until two years
after the wHr ended-Brigadler Gen.
erai Sawyer'-~Juliua y. Lynch. OF
the Virginia department. declared
IN speech.
Someone in the rear of the room.
who declared himself TO be a "repub.
ilc8n from Tennessee" FASTENED to
indorae Lynch's statement
The affairs ~ the disabled should
be handled b. cx.servico men. 9"
Lynch said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
SEES new TYPE
OF CRIMINALS
Sheriff Puts Blame on Jazz
and Joy Rides

DENVER. Jan. sif--Jazz ana Joy
rides are putting new type OF
criminal. behind prison bars. Warden
Thomas lyman. Of the Colorado
state prison. told the convention OF
Colorado shctiffs here yesterday.
The new criminal IN very
smooth. highly educated young lei.
low. whom you might expect 70 see
at gatherings of respectable pcoplo. Z"
lyman declared.
These young men have been 30
anxious Tor good times. money and
automobiles. and 20 live wifhour
working. that they have driftod into
lives q crime, They make tho most
desperate criminals. They arc tho
product Of these times OF jazz and
SOY RIDERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
W ARfIFfD COMING
TO MET soon

Local theatreRoers are looking
forward eagerly 10 the appearance
OF David wRrfeld. who ia coming
soon 10 the Metropolitan In his
great offering. THE Return OF
Peter Grimm" THis wonderful &C.
tor last appeared here two seasons
ago In The Auctionssr"
John Sainpolis. George WciilnE-
ton. Joseph Brennan. william Boag.
John r. Wcbber. Richard DUPONT.
Miriam Doyle. Marie Bates. Marie
Reichardt and David Malcolm are in
the cast appearing with Warficid.
Several Of these players have ai,-
pearcd with the actor for the hat
eleven years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
VARIETY or FUN
IN PALACE HIP SHOW

A headline Offering Of exceptional
interest aud an added feature. both
catering 10 the vast majority who
want laughter with their vodvii. I"
should prove powerful drawing
cards on the new BIN scheduled 10
open at Ioew's Palace Hip tomor.
row.
''Playmaics." clever ona act
piayiet. il from the gifted pen Of
WIN Greasy. and il described az
fun 81 hearty fun and divcrilng en-.
teftainment Featured In the east
are Nat Albcrts and III White. and
among the personnel Fioriia Wal
lace and BUY Zittsi are con.
spicuoua
Lew Hawkins II announced aa n
special feature of the bin. which
he ealivens with his version 81
blackface characterization served
under the caption 81 s-rhe Chester
field OF Minsfrcisy
A musical event ~ moment IL
promised In the offering OF Bentley.
Banks and Gay
The Powder Puff Girl presented
By Harry and Kitty sutton. II said
to be one OF the bright spots on
the bill.
The Three Raymonds ar. gym.
uasin
Jane Eyre is tho feature photo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21

MethoSi. No knire. no pain. no doctor
bfls--just a simple home treatment that
can be tried by any one without coat.
Then, after trying. II you are fully satis-
Tied with the relief and comfort II gives
you. send us One Dollar. IL not, II costa
you nothing. You decide and we take
your word. We don't know how we could
show more unbounded faith In our REM
edy. II is relieving almost every stage
and condition of Itching, bleeding. Pro-
trudinR plies. even after whole lifetimes
of misery, We have received hundreds Of
letters telling OF the success of this re-
markahly effective system after every
thing else. including costly and dangerous
operations had failed. even after 30 a-e
10 years of suffering. The mildor case
are often controlled In n single day.
Won't YOU try Il at our expensef ADJ
dress Or Van Week Co. Dept. Lk :,
Jackson, Mich. send no money. Send %
ay.---Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
Council Moves to
Create New Jobs

For the purpose Of providing en-
pioynent 10 unemployed single men.
an appropriation Of 5000 for rtreet
work was approved by the council
finance committee Friday afternoon.
A fund Of 10000 for clearing and
RrubbinR streets IL now being used
10 furnish work for Jobleas married
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
STOCK COMPANY
IN COMEDY DRAMA

Three Live Ghosts opens tomor.
row at the Wilkes. when the Seattle
Cooperative Stock company. under
the direction OF T. Daniel Frawley.
will present James Blaine. the new
leading nan. who comes here from a
three years engagement at the shu.
bert theatre. In Milwaukee.
This r. the second week % the ex.
istence OF the cooperative stock com
pany. and 1t starts with the mark OF
success indelibly stamped upon the
first. The Brat" In which the new
company opened. has scored all this
week. the last performance being TO.
night This despite the fact that the
personnel Of the company has beer
Incomplete.
Three Live Ghosts" ls a story Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
San Francisco Bank
Now,in Third Place

SAN FftANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE
18th district federal reserve bank.
with headquarters here. now ranks
third In size among the IL banks OF
the nation. according TO announce
ment made public here today. Re
sources now total s420 227 900. The
local bank has passed Boston. Phila.
dclphia and Cleveland. which ranked
ahead OF Il "A year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
Women Will Hold
Session Monday

Women interested m Amercaniza.
ton work win hold a conference NJ
tho w. g. T. u. Ancrieanixasion Con.
tor. 70s Findlay ~. Georgetown. ncx,
Monday. beginning at 1880. A gen.
erut Invitation 20 the women Of Sc
attic Nv extended. All are asked 20
bring lunches and ideas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
MUSICAL. COMEDY ACT
COMING TO PA>TAaES

For the FIRST time IN several
weeks the new vaudeville bin a,
the iantagcs opening Monday viii
be hcadlined with a musical comedy
and from all accounts most excel
lent one. II u called '~rhe Roman
tic Teacher" and II headed By a
cast OF vaudeville favofites. nciud.
Ing Robert capron. Murrl Fastriek,
Walter Booth and Belle Montrose
Jack Holland and cathleen ODrn
are two clever young r-oplo
who stand high in the favor Of
Eastern vaudeville audiences. They
are bringing their new comedy OF
fering Amt Nature GrandY'
The Oklahoma Four. two boys
and two girls, viii appear In a
Western ranch alit
Meredith and snoozer. INTRODUCING
Americas wiseHt animal actor. will
he an important feature Of the new
bill.
An aerial novelty viii be present,
ed by This Earien.
The pantagcacOpc win offer Con
stance Binney IN her newest pic
/ turc FIRST Love"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21

three soldiers who are officially re.
ported 10 be- dead while they are Ia a
German prison camp. and their re-.
turn, only to find many reasons why
they should remain dead" provides
some extremely funny situations.
ono Of the trio finds that his llfc
Insurance has been collected, another
that hc H. wanted for a crlmc which
he II alleged 20 have committed be-
fore he went into the army. and the
third finds considerable enjoyment in
the fact tina, because he IN supposed
TO h. suffering from shell shock. ho
Is ahsoived from considerable moral
ll..-.......Il-IILa..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
Lumber Men Agree
Prospect Is Good

Agreeing that 1922 would see the
lumber industry back to normal,
the Pacific Coast shippers associf-
ton. an organization Of Wholesale
lumber men. babe farewell 70 the
worst year they have experienced.
NJ their annual meeting at the
WashisRtOn hotel Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
WOMAN'S HAT
TRADE GAUGE

Prosperity of a community may be
Judged by its millinery salcs. accord
ing TO l. 4. ordway. Ir.. who Ia
representing the Strong 4 Warner
Millinery Co. OF ST Paul. Ia Seattle
this week, and opening their toeth
store IN the United Statcs at iti0
second ave.
AN We need 60 figure with" snys
ordway. "arc the sales and the popu.
lntion In good times new hats are
bought In bad times the ladies' wear
last years"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21
"CHu CHIN CHOW"
ACTOR IN VAUDEVILLE

George Craig Usher. star % the
act. Marriage vs.. Divorce" which
viii be featured az Loew's Palace
Hip soon. Is a real lumlnary IN this
theatrical world as a result Of his
appearance ms Aladdin In "Chu chin
Chow" Among those IN the Usher
family now entertaining audiences
around the world are Claude and
Fanny Usher. one or the best known
vaudeville teams OF tho day Al
Lester. Jack walters and the Gift
Sisters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-21

GLASGOW. --Reiuctlon In cxpcn
diturcB In the United Kingdom by
1900. 900. 900 demanded by Austin
Chamberlain. government leader In
house OF commons. before Scotch
uniouistS' conference hcra