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The Washington herald., 1922-01-26
FINANCIAL.

MONEY FoG 2u rRTST LOANS oN o c.
property O. b. LIKENs. lSit q st -.
Main kn5T. llSs
FIRST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES. I@.
secured on modern residences In the DIS.
trict Of Columbia: denominations 500 and
upward. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y.
Y. ave. NV. established 1875. Maip iiee.
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. ,BUR.
flsry insurance. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
i<o7 n. 7. ave. uy. Nain liee. InQuirs
s~- Mr. yltof
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. n. G.
Washington. January "a. 1872 S"a'ed pro
trict building. until . O'Clock o. m, Feb
rnary :. 1922. fer Furnishing tive autoino'
bites, rOadsters, gasoline: c'St not 90 "h
reed S801 each. Fur detailed iuf"rulH tt"n
amply 20 Rsam a2n. Distriri RuildtnE
CHARLES HELLER. CaumiS.iBners Has
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Investment Property.

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NEAR DELAWARE AYR. & CANAL SC
se.--AbUut 100 square feet. At ~ cents
PEI foot. LOIIS 2, SHOEMAKER. 1901 n.
Y. ave nv. Main lies
sTH ST oF COL. En.-Stcr~ Iessed fot
~: fsrt. STA prr ur.sfh. price. Sii.-
Oa. DAVID q. BARRY. 1897 a OF. ~
Msin l-aI
VT PIEsSNNr ST. ur r-rt rd.-stur. A
g. smI cclar: rrnt. ftco: price. SO.
40 DAVID H. BAkRr. .So7 n st uv-
NaIB 1901.
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PERSONAL.

RCBORTTE.
FLCSHEs. HIGH RI Oon PRESSURE AND
CANCER.
RUBORITE. the venom Of the serpent. Il
more effectusl On any case Of cancer thhH
all the rndium or other pallistives. on earth.
RUBoRITE does not promise to cure cancer
but Il does remove from the vepous blood
the known element that feeds ard sustnins
cancer, in proportion Hs RrBORITE stead
ily and in small quantities enters the sys-
TEN. II has taken twenty years 10 culture
and prove RCBoRITE. Try b before ~
after operating For sale at the DORMAN
PHARMACY, 1907 II St. Washington. d.
c. Mailed to any address on receipt OF 81.
Money order. c. V. Dorman.
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FOR SALE OR E1CHANGE.


EXCHANGE HONE N VIRGINIA TOR \
home in the city. WALTER SPA .
TIRE CO. 3eI3 l4th Il NV. &3'
~ g., "a tim. IL 4. y. Ess. ruu1iht
str; for 2. b. IN CITY. Money REALTY
CO.. 12e 18th At. NV. oxford BldC. N. ssss.
2OIll5 ft. lots f. NV sec: - 4oO eqy. snd
cash FOR r. D.. h Money REALTY
CO.. T26 18th Of. nv. Oxford Blds N. sass.
Exchange equity Of S4O.nUb 10 new su0uroas
house FOR large apnrtmt % bus. prop
Mshorpey and Sullivan. 1871 Eve st. NJ
Home. Bslto. PfEe. near BeItSviiIr. Md y
acres; 10 debt So. 900 w.Bt hus prop. !
apt. etc. Mahorncy a Sullivan. 1881 Eye &c
Nod. Q rm dvelE. or. Ist & " uw-Fnce<
$500 fSr houSe with snars FOR auta
trocfs. Mshorney a Sullivan. 1897 Ey, &c
FOR ENCUANGE.
BEArTIFTL STRTRRAN HOME: ils
acres. rooms and bath; garagr. eight
minutes by auto from Capif.a- wih -
"hnnRe Tor city home with garage hNN
So4-n. Herald Office. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED

ALI. KINDS oF FURNITURE WANTED;
enough o. FURNISH large b1srling h"us''
bedroom. diuiuC rus'7. par'Hr. wi>r. ar'iri'N.
Please ~pU Nu-fH ia or Tr Gna7. .Ne
Will. CALI. ~ Ny UNIETTEREp AUTO
mobile. city or suburban, and ray you
highest prices for ladies. Eentlrmcn~. c.ll-
dren's discarded ,lrfhluC ] vii ca T.
RICE 1872 7th 81 Nv y. 1858. lS
EEIoEpS. Ala hINlS'
will nav cash. 81 -. NV l'e
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Accrued interest to be added in each case
Harris, Forbes and Co.

We do the
lieve TO be reliable
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sTESoGRKPHER: FTRsTCLKss; TEN.
porary work: good opening NATL PER
soNNEI BUREAU. 305 Bond Bldg, 18th
and " Y. ave SI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
Charges Politicians
Are Running Nation

AKRON. O.. Sept. e.--'To those
who are urging mo TO reconsider my
purpose TO retire from congress. !
wish 10 say this: Il am convinced
that I am wholly out OF harmony
with the spirit and purpose that now
prevails at Washington.
This was tho explanation Of his
announced Intention Of quitting con
gross. giveH IN an interview here by
Representative Charles l.. Knight.
member from tho 18th Ohio district.
aud now serving his first term.
knight. who II publisher OF the
Akron tOl Beacon Journal. has been
prominent In republican party poll.
ties In recent years. lie bolted the
regular republican ranks 10 supper;
Theodore Roosevelt az the end OF tho
Taft administration. lie was offered
the nomination for congress In 1912
By both progressives and regulars.
bu, declined. In 1914 he wna named
a member Of the republican state
central committee. lie was dele.
gate 10 tho national convention In
1915. Knigh, was n candidate for
governor Of Ohio In the August pri.
maries this year. but was defeated.
His defeat by Thompson. -rcgu.
TAR" was taken rs an endorsement
OF the administration.
~ half dozen politicians DO the
legislating for the nation" he stated.
Contrary 20 popular belief. con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09

RreHs has ceased 20 be a deliberatlye
body. Bills are brought In under a
special rule which altogether shuts
of debate and tho right OF amend.
ment. or confines such action 20 those
selected by the leaders No mem.
bor was allowed 20 offer an amend.
mcnt on the floor 90 the tariff bill
unlcss he were a member OF the
ways and Means committee that
framed a. This was one OF the rca.
sons why ! voted against II.
The bonus bill. imposing a burden
OF five billions on tho people OF the
country. was passed under n rule
which prohibited all amendments and
after only four hours OF debate. I'm.
der such conditions the man who pre-
fcrr TO do his own thinking and really
has any constructive ideas has no
place IN congress.
~, IN true he may essay the role
Of an obstruc,ionist. but even at this
ho can only accomplish n further
wns,s OF time BY forcing futile roll
calls. No member can set bill be.
fore tho house unless tho rules com.
mittee permits ~. Not even an In
ycstigatlon Of the mos. fragrant
abuses can re considered by the
house unless this same rules com.
mi'tec with allow u.
The Woodruff resolution concern.
ing war contracts II still fresh In the
peoples mind. In other words. mem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09

Der is perfectly helpless. unless he u
willing 10 play the game Of the lead
err. who. OF course. represent the
viii OF tho administration.
The republican party Of Ohio.
both az the primaries and the state
convention. gave n blanket endorse.
mcnt 10 the administration policies.
therefore consider that I have no
right 20 try 10 obstruct or TO criticize
those policies until the people al the
next election pass judgment upon
them.
Therefore. there II nothing that I
can do as a congressman. except pos.
sibly 10 appoint postmasters. and !
have no conspicuous genius for that
kind Of thing All Of the important
routine business OF my district like
~ 90 arise before the expiration OF
my term. has been disposed OF with
a few exceptions. and as eoon as
can close these UP shall get out for
good.
Being Just nm ordinary success.
ful business man. ana used 10 get.
ting results without windjamming.
have discovered that I have neither
the ART nor the patience OF the states.
man. and want 10 get back 10 use.
full work"
Copyright. 1922. The starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
he CAMP AICNS
WRITING BOOKS
Lyman Seelye Has Novel
Way OF Seeking Toga

Political campaigning for Lyman
Z. seelyo Is lust ono book after an.
other.
Seelye IN candidate for the demo.
cratic nomination for United states
senator. lic halls from Iummi ~.
land. one OF the San Juan group, OFF
Nottingham. and the economic pro
gram he ~ putting forth az his plat.
form Ia attracting wide attention. not
only IN Washington. but In other
states where his book. "Tho Genesis
OF Good Government" IL circulat.
Ing.
writing books. hot speech making.
comprise the bigger part OF sceiye's
campaign. II h one that had 10
start IN his own household. for his
several sons. stauneh republicans. in:
STA, their father Is wrong. His wife
and his grandchildren. tho. tell Zee
I've he II right and encourage him to
so ahead
Ever since seelye. handicapped IN
law practice by an accident 20 his
SIGHT. moved his large family 10
Washington and took up farming. he
has been prominent democrat In
whatcom county. Every convention
has seen him present as a deleggte.
Now he IL out. for party office,
seelye filed for tho nomination
Then he brought out his first book
THE Genesis OF Good Government"
IN which lac set forth his views.
That comprises his speaking tour.
for tho book has been widely clrcu.
lated turnout the state, Some of his
views are OF more than usual in.
tcrcst right now. In view OF tho coal
and railroad situations.
Application OF the same reguia.
lions that govern towns. cities and
counties to other forms OF osganiKa.
ion--lndustrial. financial. etc.--is De.
clared by Seelyc 20 be the means by
which the labor unions will DO given
the closed shop In an unobleeslonabls
form. the corporations viii be sta.
bllized. iooting aud oyercapltailsation
viii be prevented. and their securities
viii have a fixed value Strikes. lock.
outs. panics and tho like will all be
eliminated thru this medium, he
says.
Tho national banking law applies
Tho national banking law applied
this same principle says seely-.
after tho banks had reached the
chaotic state now faced by the unions
and corporations. But tho banking
law leaves out the one essentiai--fis.
ing salaries. etc.--which seems TO the
common people the element lacking
90 perfect the system"
Reduction % INSURANCE. by 30 per
cen, 10 urged by sseiye thru govern.
ment control OF insurance. elimlna.
tion OF the numerous companies and
their high.nalaried executives. etc.
Thru the Same medium. he declares.
a greater stability In finance and Gre
alton Of n fund for n true basis for
rural credits u possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09

The American Light Opera com.
pany. playing AZ the Metropolitan,
win offer for its fourth number OF
light opera revlyais. II. NJ. $. Pima
fore. BY Gilbert and Sullivan. ii. NJ.
s. CHcr Majesty's Ship Pinafore was
the first real success that came 20
these co-iaboratcrs. They had been
working together for several years.
but made no astounding Impressions
until they brought out Pinaforc IN
1878. Attic. this most successful
OF all light operas WAS not received
with favor at first. IL soon became
recognized as a composition Of e1-
ceptional merit. and II led up 10
tho establishment OF the Savoy thea
ter. and was tho first OF a long
string OF the most delightful comic
operas the world has ever known.
such IA The Mlkado. The Pirates
OF Penzance. Patience. etc.
For 20 years those composers. Gil
bert and Sullivan. worked together.
writing operas that have been trans
lated into all civilized tongues. With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
LOTS or PEP IN NEW
PALACE HIP BILL

Fiappers have entered the theaf.
rical profession and bobb~d. hair
ponies play large part IN the show
coming 20 the Palace Hip saturday.
which Is featured by ,Bubblcn of
Joy" miniature musical comedy
with I'd Gilbert. Alice Van Allyn
and Bud schaffer.
A story carried on between irish
and Hebrew characters 10 inter.
sperred with lively numbers by these
carefully gowned and coy maidens.
whose efforts are said 10 be attract.
ing widespread attention in other cit.
ics en- tour.
Rival Of tho top number r. tho
musical sketch. ION the water
Wagon" IN which the Early and
Laight trio sing and dance and have
a burlesGue Offering. They are vet.
Grams OF minstrrisy and travelling
shows.
Said 20 differ from tho usual aero
baltic number IL tho work 81 Mack
brothers. superb athletes. while
Clifton and Kramer have n funny
skit entitled Mr.. Larson. the
Swede."
'-The Male Patti and the California
Baritone" IL tho description given
Stewart and Hay Lawrence. whose
work Is said 10 be high caliber
musical novelty. with tasty costum.
ing and scenic effects.
A terrific underwater battle &,
promised as one Of the things In ''Ur
and Going" Northwest Mounted
story. starring Tom Mix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
DISCOVERED A
CURE FOR RUPTURE
A Kansas City Physician Inv~sfs
New Appliance which Many Claim
Has Cured Their Rupture.

a Kansas city physician has in
vented a wonderful new appliance
for the cure Of rupture. which has
met with instantaneous success. He
gave the appliance 10 a few people
Nbo had been ruptured for years
and to their delight they reported
astounding results in just a few
weeks time. One man reported a
complete cure in three weeks. many
in month or two.
The doctor IL so well pleased with
the results obtained and 30 confident
that 10 VIII cure rupture that he
wants every ruptured person 10 try
a.. and offers TO send II on 80 days
free trial at HIS own expense. After
wearing u thirty days II II 10 not en-
ltircly satisfactory In every way--if
you can't actually see your rupture
getting better and convinced that a
cure is merely n matter OF time
Just return IL and you are out moth
Inns. II you are ruptured. write TO
| Dr. Andrew, eis Koch Bldg. kanss.
lcity, Mo. for full information re-
gardtng his invention. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
SAYS SHE WON'T
QUIT ON THE JOB
AS DOUGLAS DID!

That nhe will be able 10 rave
the county thousands Of dollars.
II elected, was declared al n
meeting NJ Greenwood hall Fri.
day by Miss susnn Hohmann,
republican candidate for prose.
cutting attorney.
zone thing In certain" Miss
Holman said. Fl will not call a
grand jury and then ask that
the indictments IL returns be dis-
missed. as was done In the cases
Of the county commissioners this
week"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
DYE PATENTS
SUIT STARTS

WARRINGTON. sept. s,--The
department Of justice has been sd-
vised that ita suit IN equity 20 recov.
or over $500 ex.German patents and
copyrights now held by tho Chemical
Foundation, incorporated. was filed
in the United States dlgtrlct court a.
Wilmington. Del, late yesterday.
The government. thru legal pro.
eeedinRa. IL attempting 20 regain
these patents. which were obtained
from the alien property custodian
during the Wilson administration at
cost, II In alleged. far below their
actual value.
Formal demands upon the chem'.
cal Foundation for the return OF
these rights recently was rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09

This II a political yarn. It's "a
boost for ono OF the candidates. Now
turn over 20 tho "funnien" II you
likoi
hack In the days 81 i900-2s
years ago two gangs baiiled
desperately for the championship
Of Seattle boyhood. They were
the Jackson II. Terriers and the
Coon Hollow gang.
The farflung battle line ranged
from the log chute where now stands
the Lake Washington canal even 10
the dense woods down by the old
pumping station below Leschi.
Sometimes the Jackson ~. Ter
riera. capitalized by freckle.faccd
kid named sam. met and vnnquished
the Coon Hollow bunch. Sometimes
tho reverse happened. and tho lads
that infested the old Rainier school
went down TO CORY defeat.
Generally. however. II was guerilla
warfare. A lone Coon Hollow war.
rlor wonld be ambushcd far from his
home camp. ana that night fond and
anxious parents would BIO applying
raw beefnteak 10 the giadlaior's pur.
pie optic.
Or one Of the Jackson st. band.
roaming too far from the de-
serted hotel nj esth and Jack.
son. would run into squad Of
his ancient enemies. and 70
down. fighting desperately. be-
meath n sen Of frecisled mugs.
Ono day 80 despnrats characters
from Coon Hollow were trailing eau.
tiousiy thru the forest north OF Ma.
drona when they spied the solitary
figure OF the doughty captain Of tho
jackson streetera.
They immediateiy gave chase. The
trail was rough and wound thru the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
Search for Missing
Men Proves Futile

ABERDEEN. Sept. Searching
parties found no trace today OF WI.
liam Bennett and his sonin'iaw. a
man named Concer. whose stfooi
trolling launch Spray was wrecked
Thursday night between wentport
and Wiiapa Harbor. The engine Of
tho launch and other parts were aal'
vaged and taken 20 tho coast guard
station AZ westport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09

heavy woods IN n Hcriee Of sharp
curves. The lone warrior was rapid.
~ outdlstaneing his puraucra when
he slipped on tricky curve aud
went down beneath tho exutant
weight OF tho entire Coon Hollow
gang.
When he finally emerged after sew.
eral minutes OF vigorous pummelinF
he sported two black syen. tplit
Hip. bloody nose and a left ear
partly bitten off.
Never mind. yub dern
skunIssl" he shouted, wiggilng 10
derisive and insulting fingers Mt
tho end of his incarnadined
nose. And then when he was n
safe distance awny, "Never
mind. Nnh never would have
caichod me IN I hadn't slipped
on that turn. Yuh dcrn skunks.'
Twenty years have passed
since that epochai battle. and I
have never forgotten II. For
was a camp follower Of the Coon
Hollow gang. and II was my first =
battle. And the captain Of The
jackson Streets that we
"eatched'' that day--oh. be later
repaid the debt 10 times over
wns the man who years after
ward Strengthened out the
curves on all the roads around
Seattle when no was county en-
gineer.
said that this was a political
yarn. I warned you IN advance. II
you have read this far. you have
only yourself 10 blame. ! have
merely given you the reason why
am going 20 vote for Sam Humes for
another term as county engineer
He knows tho need OF wider and
safer roads with broader turns-we
Coon Hollow kids taught HIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
Countess Dragged,
Robbed of Gems

FRANKFORT. Germany, Sept. 0.
Tho Countess won Bluecher, for
merly Alma Loeb. Of New York. was
drugged IN her hotel room and rob-
bed OF $1,000 in jewels yesterday.
according 20 police reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09

ST. PAUL. T. Clark. 20.
president OF st. Paul. Milwaukee,.
Minneapolis a Omaha railway. dies
suddenly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09

Dr. A. ID. Andrews. dentist. re
moved 10 z57 Peoples Bank Bldg.
Second and Pike. --Adverfisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
ALL CANDIDATES

Nil CANDIDATES arc beIng
asked TO speak nj the Washington
women's Political and Civic Alliance
meeting at the Colorsd Mems Ma.
sonic club. 2ist ave. and Jefferson
Ct. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09

The music and lyrics are by Lee
David and the entire number Il
staged In elegance.
Leon and company are wonder
workers and wizards. Icons exit
hltien In stupendous. hut most 81 u
" along comedy lines. In fact. he
has woven HIS wixardry into com
edy nantomlmc which II not only
productive OF illusion and laughter
but has plot as well.
Jessie Reed. tho Goth century
troubadour. IL Saying II With
Songs" As singing comedienns
Miss Jessie q n distinct success.
Jack and Jessie Gibson IN "a Cycle
of Smiles and Thrills" have n mum
Der calculated 10 start the program
off 20 good advantage.
Aesop's Fables. Topics 4 the Day,
rathe News and Tiny" nurnestr
orchestra have their usual places on
the new bill for the week.
WIT AND HuMOR REIGN
ON NEW PAN PROGRAM
Virtually all comedy. the new
weeks bill at the Pantagea, begin.
ming next Monday matinee. will have
Biiiy ''Swede" Hall for It's headline
attraction. Tho wellknown charac.
ter comedian IN favorite insvaude
vile. and he brings his new Hkii In
which he does his funniest ifnperscn'
alton. ''iiilda" f. tho title OF the
sketch and also the name OF the
swedish elevator girl played by Mr..
Han. The scene IL laid In the Hotel
komfort. and the action Il fast and
furious. Mr. Hall has the support
OF Jennie Colburn and company. and
the farce II said TO be full OF laugh
ter.
Robson and Pierce. IN their new
comedy chatter entitled mo More
Saloons" will also be a feature Of
the new bill. Bob Robson Is already
known In Seattle. having been a
favorite singer In the days OF Tate's.
Miss Pierce l. pretty sid. and the
two deliver rapid cross. fire repartee
that involves Irritation. a little
quarrel and a lot OF good natured
foolinE. finished off with a song or
two.
Page. Hack and Mack. two men
and maid. will provide IN. novelty
comedy offering of the new bill.
wait for the Finish" IN the program
limo OF their act and this finish.
which comes after a routine Of pan.
tonlms balancing. Ia said 10 be .
startling performances.
Austin Goetz and Fay Duffy are =
versatile and pleasing pair who offer
Tho Bride and Groom made en-.
tircly for tho sake OF laughter. They
have sparkling conversation. new
songs and a bit OF whis,ling In their
neat little offering.
Carson and Kan. viii prcscn,
Melody and Rhythm" a beautifully
staged singing and dancing offering.
with many changes OF ooiorfui cos
Tunes.
George Ia Shay II a musician whs
coaxes classics and syncopa alton from
swcet-,on~d mirambaphone. This
act 10 coiorfui In coatumins and set.
ting and Ia popular with music
lovers.
Tho pantaT~scor~ win present n
feature comedy. news weekly and
humor from the worlds press. Glenn
Goff win preside at the Robert Nor.
ton orrnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09

the pessihle exception Of The Mikado.
Pinafore II without doubt the most
popular OF all their writings. The
satire on the British navy. VIVA,
could be more iudicrous than for
the First Lord Of the Admiralty 20
Insist that "A sea captain must say
III you please IN giving orders 20
common sailor. and 20 make the
use Of tho slightest suggestion 81
profanity. even that Innocent little
word "Dam-me. misdemeanor
punishable In a dungeons cell.
Sullivan's music n enchanting
from the sailors chorus 20 the clos
ing finale. There are few dramatic
and deciamafory passages 20 lend
clarity and variety 20 tho story. but
every number n a swaylnE. swing.
lng melody. either In soior or con.
certed form. The American singers
revei in this sort OF an opera and
the week promises 20 be one Of the
most pleasing Of the whole season.
MANY POPULAR STARS on
NEXT WEEKS MOORE BILL
An international star. who was n
sensation In London and New York.
karyl Norman. The Creole Fashion
Plate" comes 10 The Moore tomor.
row as tho headline attraction on the
second bin OF the season. Going "a
Europe for "A short time Karyi be-
came the sensation Of the continent.
Previous contracts prevented nm ex.
tended engagement there. when
The Fashion Plate" opened its vau.
deviiIs engagement Mt the Chicago
Orpheurn an immediate hit was
scored there. Everything in the nc,
% this young artist snacks OF elc.
gsnce and richness. Before back.
ground OF rich velvet there IL re-
vealed some OF tho most amazing
things ever seen on a local stage.
Senator" Ford. from Michigan.
one Of the cievcrest monologfsts in
the business. IL another featured
number. This lean. ianky entertainer
writes all his own material which Ia
ever changing. His work with tho
pen n no small part OF his Offering
william Sully and Gencyieve
Houghton in Calf Love" have a
sketch new TO vaudeville. cieveriy
written. Il moves along to a delight
full climax.
Beth Bert. the famous California
dancing girl. assisted by Talbot
Kenny and Paul o'Seiii. will present
an entirely new dancing diversion,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
Homer Once Beat This
Guy Up;NowHelpsH Him
BY Homer Brew
y where he Is now spending

Giomer Brew mailed this IN from the disiiIery W
his yaeation.---Cliy EditorJ