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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
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WASHINGTON. Sept e. - The
democrats OF Maryland. Ia conven.
ton assembled. have taken the lead
aud sounded tho keynote for those
elements In The democratic party
that viii insist In 1894 that volstcad,
Ism N a major issue upon which the
democratic party should take a bold
and open stand in ia national plat.
form.
They have thrown n heavy wet
blanket upon the hopes OF Precedent
Coolidge and some Of his advisers
that nationwide state cooperation
Tor prohibition enforcement can be
obtained by acceptance by all OF the
states Of full responsibility Tor local
enforcement Of the Volstcad law,
They have made Gov Richie Of
Maryland the spokesman OF the
moderate vets" who do not go 80
FAR as those OF the a smith school
In New York Ia declaring against
state participation in prohibition en-
foreement. but who demand fun rec
oEntion OF statca' rights,
The Maryland democrats ala all
this besides writing into their state
platform a plank which says.
THE provisions OF the Volstcad
act constitute a clear departure from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Don't Dry Up
Catarrh!

II IA mistake 10 treat cAtarrh
with salt water. strong anttseptica
or any preparation that dries the
surface o. the mucous membrane.
causing Hcnhs 10 form over raw
tender spots Tho inflammation IL
merely covered up for the time be-
inR-nut healed
Genuine. lasting relief from ca
tarrh can only be obtained by driv-
ing tho inflammation out. not In.
The most effective method Is TO In
hale "Deo" vapors night and morn
ing This deposits healing film
Of oil over the diseased membranes
helping TO remove inflammation in
a natural way.
"Dco" iH an ointment composed
Of pure eucalyptus and other sooth-
ing, healing oils. Just heat a spoon
full In a tin plate and fill your lungs
with the pleasant yapor. Price soc,
In jars or tubes. nj all good drug
stores. Money back II not satisfied
Dennis Mfg. Co. makofs. Berkeley,
hi.-AdvcrtiHsmsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
W ct Plank to BE Pushed
by Democrats Next Fall
Bourbons in Maryland Take Lead in Sound
ing Dry Call for Party

this principle OF government Estate
rights and We believe appropriate
steps should be- tgkcn hy congress
10 turn the subject back 10 the
states. 80 that each state. within con.
stitutional limitations. mayl have the
opportunity Of settling u In accord
auce with the wishes Of its own pco'
pie. and. until that time. We believe
the Nolatcad act should boz amended
90 permit manufacture and sale OF
beer aud light wines. where permitted
Boy local law"
This h an application Of the po'
hition taken by the New York legih'
lature In its repeal Of the enforce
ment act by itn statement that con.
Rfess should act 10 turn the question
back 10 the states. the Maryland
platform seeks 20 make the question
direct ana definite issue IN the 1924
congressional elections.
Furthermore, Il IN the expression
Of party organization, not a lcgih'
lative body. as was the case in New
York. n thus becomes the concrete
expression OF the idea behind She
New York legislatures action. u "
a model wet plank Tor other wet po'
utical organizations Gov Smith ~
New York stated in part Tho same
conclusions. but he stated them as
governor. not as a member Of q po'
uucBl organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
LILLIAN BURkHART
HEADS NEW PAN BILL

The main interest in the new bin
10 open at the Pantages Monday Is
centered on the return Of Lillian
Burkhart. favorite California actress
and prominent social worker OF that
state. who will present little moral
piaylet somewhat similar to the one
she offered here last season.
Miss Burkhart appeared last sea
son with sketch satire on the mod.
ern flapper and her new production
is "Thc Straight Dope" an intense
dramatic playlet revealing the work,
lngs OF drugs and a smuggling ring.
Altho II has a moral basis the play
promises to be genuinely entertain.
ing as was her f1apper play. Special
scenery built for the production will
enhance the beauty OF Miss Burk.
hart's act.
In support Of the featured offer.
ings are several new acts which will
undoubtedly please Pantages pa.
irons.
First on the supporting bin Is
Hadjl All, billed as THE Egyptian
Enigma" Ali appears to swallow ii.
guilds and snalr solid objects, inanl.
mate and living, restoring them At
win be unaltered and unframed. His
act Is promised as a real novelty.
Johnny Clarke. assisted by a fash.
ionable young lady. will appear in
his well.known success. Plenty" a
fast act Of balancing and stunt fall.
ing.
Frank Carroll and Johnny Cor.
man. clever songsters, win offer n
program Of syncopatcd melodies and
comedy song numbers.
"Tho wizards on the Wind" is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
BIRKENHEAD
TALKS AGAIN

VANCOUVER. II, C.. Sept. ga
Despite some reccn, denials from
Washington. the carl OF Klrken.
head. who addressed great lunch.
ron audience In Vancouver yestcr.
day. reiterated his statement that
Britain had to guarantee Frances
note before America would advance
the cash.
The speaker sald;
"Altho We spent. and spent glad.
81 tho accumulated treasure OF 100
years. II was not enough TO finance
our allies 20 the end OF the struggle
and wo turned TO tho United States.
''Tho United states said that they
would lend TO France and Italy, but
that they were not satisfied with
The credit Of these nations and
would only make tho money avail.
able IL repayment was guaranteed
by Great Britain In saying this.
am Offering no criticism Of anybody.
but am merely stating indisputable
facts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
LUMBERMAN'S
WILL FILED

The million dollar estate OF Aaron
Frederick Anderson, Seattle lumber
man who died September Z. will be
divided largely among the five chill
dren Of the timber baron, according
10 a Will filed In superior court Fri
day.
Three-fourteenths Of the estate are
willed TO each Of four daughters Of
Anderson. Mrs Esther T.. Linden.
Mrs Ruth =. Nicholson. Mrs. Helen
". Arlander and Mrs Rachel Dorothy
Storm. Two-fourteenths Of the es-
tate are given to son. Fred A. An
derson. who has been named one OF
the executors Of the win by Judge
King Dykeman.
Anderson's brothers and sisters
were left approximately $500 and
$4,000 was left 10 Swedish charities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 2g.-The
league Of nations. the tariff question.
the transportation problem and 70
lief for tho farmers Will be the out
standing ISSUES OF the next preHldea'
tiaI campaign.
This was the opinion expressed by
OK Gov James NJ. Cox. democratic
presidential nominee in 1880. In
Cleveland today.
Asked whether he would be a can.
dldatc for tho next presidential nom
nation. Cox laughed and said
I'm not even thinking about poll
ties now I'm just staying az my
home in Dayton. working hard and
attending 10 business"
Gov. Cox said;
9TH. great objective. Of course.
viii be 10 conserve the general wei.
tre.
This best can be accomplished by
NtablizlnE the world. but the world
can never be stabilized BY policy
OF isolation
Joining tho league Of nations
would be a remedy for this isolation.
'Tho campaign issue OF second i'm
nortancc will be the tariff question.
II wc want TO soil our goods 10 other
nations We cannot build up tariff
vail. A hgh tariff means industrial
Isolation. just an failure 10 Join the
league means political isolation.
steps must be taken 10 make II
better and cheaper We must have
lower rates. but at the same Tins No
mus, SEQ that tho railroads can
grow
THE worst phase 81 our present
economic situation ~ the condition
OF tho farmers. They arc suffering
from lnck OF market for their sur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
FEAR PLAQUES
RAVAGE JAPAN

Fears are entertained by medical
students that the epidemic situa.
ton in Japan IL much worse than
press dispatches reveal. according
20 Or. Frances Houston. Of spo.
kane. who with Kathryn ]. Timer.
nurse. called Saturday on the
1yo Maru TO open womens and
children's clinic in Kobe. The two
are being sent by the American
womon's hospitals and have fund
OF 10000 for purchasing drugs and
supplies
Dr. Houston was in France with
the same organization and later
served with the American Red
Cross. Miss ulmar also served in
France and spent year in the
Uml mountains. Russia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

too many clothes much music, n
little dancing and a sligh, favor.
ing Of the huriesqued drama.
The featured musical number Is
given 10 Bess Hill and Rsece Gard.
nor this time. They will sing IF
You Were Ny Daddy" and intro
duce a new type Of Apache dance
with Besa carrying Rceee out by
the hair.
Don Smith viii have another Chi
neso number. China Boy. In
which Revay Howard. Ethel Bur.
ney and Maurice Pierce will do a
Lantern Dance Ruby Adams
will lead waiting for the Evening
ManF. Calnra La Vale viii con.
tribute 'sBughnuse Fables and
Jess Mendclson win be heard in
Long Lost Mamma" Mildred
Markle viii contribute two songs.
THE Sweetest Story Ever Told. "
and "Just An Old Love Song" with
tho assistance OF the Star trio.
The usual orchestral prelude by
Hermie Kings symphonic jazz solo.
lists will be in vogue. as well as
tho screen features "s,arland
Revue" and TIallroom Boys com
ad..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
n. Y. FRESHMEN
Get ULTIMATUM
Strikers Must Accept or Be
0utIaWed From Body

NEW YORK. Sept 22.-An ultl-
matum 10 striking presamen, who
all but stopped tho metropolitan
newspapers Tor nearly a week has
been announced by publishers and
the international union.
The international and ms publish
ers have signed an agreement which
VIII guarantee tie men better work
Ing conditions
This agreement viii be put before
tho local union sunday. according TO
arrangements made today, and the
men Will be granted the opportunity
70 return 20 work under the agree
msnt or have their local union out
lawed.
In the latter case the international
union viii obtain other pressmen 10
carry out the working contract, This
contract provides:
Wages win be Increased 50 a
week
Working hours viii be reduced
from the 4s,h0ur week shifts for
both day and night 20 Is hours for
day and 81 hours for night shifts
s-Other points OF dispute are 70
be settled by arbitration.
Under these conditions, II n I'M
derstood that full publication Of the
newspapers may be resumed by Mon
day
The papers are continuing 20 Is
sue combined editions each in is
own makeup. carrying the names Of
all the morning and afternoon
papera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Seattle Insurance
Man Dies in East

News OF tho death OF Stanley NJ.
schubaeh. ~. son OF Albert Schu'
bach, head Of the Grays Harbor Mo.
tOrahip corporation. was received
here Friday night from Roceater
MINI. The young man had been SUI.
fcrng from growth about the
heart and had gone 10 Minnesota for
his health.
schubach. whose Seattle home 81
az 1919 zlst ave NJ. was a graduate
Of Broadway high school and the
University OF Pennsylvania He had
insurance offices in the Securities
building here. The body will be sent
20 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
STUNT FLYER
IS INJURED

YAKIMA. Sept. z2.-H. Dodge. p,
Of quincy. Wash. a stunt flier and
''wing.waiker" wac severely injured
at tho Washington State fair here
yesterday. when he attempted 70
leap from q racing auto 70 a rope
ladder suspended from a speeding
alrplane.
The thousands Of visitors on the
grounds were brought 70 their feet
when the nler swung from his auto
and grasped the ladder. only 70 be
hurried against a barbed wire fence.
He dropped 10 the ground. suffering
severe cuts about the face and arms
Preliminary examinations al the
emergency hospital on The fair
grounds showed that Dodge was not
dangerously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Sees Tariff, League and
Farmer Relief as Issues
Cox Says He Is Not Even
Thinking About Politics Now

plus and from too high freight rates.
A lower tariff would give them
greater market and lower transpofta'
ton costs would solve the second dif'
fculiy
III the farmers are not given re.
Ho, there will be moro sheriff sales
In 1924 than this country ever has
seen before. There would have been
more this year II II had no, been for
Che farm loan act"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Many Women Take
Physical Culture

Physical education and hygiene
are attractive studies for women. 10
having entered the classes In those
subjects at the University or Wash.
ington. All Of these women are
planning to teach the study and win
probably be placed In other schools
and colleges when they graduate.
according 20 Miss Mary r. Gross.
director OF the department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Coolidge to Call
Farley on Dry Law

WASHINGTON. Sept. % -Presl.
dent Coolidge expects 10 call a con,
fercnen OF governors on prohibition
and general law enforcement about
the middle OF October. an admins.
,ration spokesman snid nj the White
House today II probably win fol.
low the regular annual conference
OF governors. scheduled for early in
0rinhnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Sunday in the Churches

Dunlap Baptist Church - &. a.
Klein. pastor. Morning service. H.
Does God Answer PrayerY'; evening
service. ,. m, '@rbs Judgment
Day"
Christian Science Society ~ Alder
wood Manor Sunday school. 10 a.
m, service, III o.. m. Meeting second
wednesday Of each month. 7.45 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
King County Girl
Wins in Spelling

YAKIMA. Sept "a Florence
Howe. champion spellcr Of King
county. won tho state championship
In contest nj tho state fair
grounds yesterday Champion spell
era from each county competed In
the state match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

Msgnus Johnson pastor. Morning
service. II. afternoon service, $50.
evening service. 1870.
Woodland Park Presbyterian
Churcb-w. W MncHenry, pastor.
Morning service. II. The Challenge
of the Church. evening service, b,
The Worlds Greatest question
Bethany Baptist Church -Antrim
u. Nickel. pastor Morning service.
n. Making Merchandise Of Truth :
evening service. 1850. "Aimrod'
Mighty Hunter
81. Clements Church-Francls r.
Bateman, pastor. Holy communion
3 d. m. Sunday school, TO- n1ofning
service. II. "Eucharislic Alteration:
evening service, D. ~,
Rayenna Methodist Protestant
Church-George W. Beck pastor
Morning service. II, The Man Of
Macedonia"
Columbia Bethlehem Church - II
Mau. pastor Sunday school, 10 a..
m. morning service. II. evening
service. 7.45. Evolution"
First Baptist Cburch-Ambrose 81.
Bailey. u. D., pastor. Sunday school.
945. morning service. II. Jesus the
Light Of the woHd"i y. Y r. IT,
6l5. special musical service, 1870,
evening service, 8.
Whitman Memorial Federated
Church-Rowland Edwards -. D.,
pastor Morning service. II, The
Cities Of Refuge. evening service. B..
The Philosophy OF Rest"
All Saints Episcopal Church -
Canon Ronald Hilton. pastor. Morn
ing service, II. Where Is This
Image and supersciptiong"
ST. Luke's Episcopal Church, Rem
ton - Canon Ronald Hilton. pastor.
Morning service. .. Teachings From
the Psalter."
First Church. Unltarian-Julius +.
Rrolflfcr. pastor. Morning service.
II, THE Meaning OF Life
Trinity Parish Church - William
II. Bliss, rector Holy communion,
s: Sunday school. 9:45; morning
service. II. evening service. 1850.
ST. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-
sion - Alfred Z. sorenson. pastor.
sunday school. TO- worship. II; even
ing service. 8.
Madison Street Methodist Episeo'
pal Chureh-George c. Pooiton. pas.
tor. Sunday school, s:45; morning
service, IL. THE Glory OF the Lord
Epworth League. $50 p. m: evening
service. 1880. THE Wonderful Love
OF God"
Besant Theosophlcal Hall = Prof
George S. Wilson will lecture on
Science and Religion" Sunday at
y. m.
Queen Anne Baptist Church b
p. Richardson. pastor. Sunday
school. GAS a. M; morning service
l1i. The Christ Life; Young People
Z; sermon. g.. The Forgiveness Of
sins"
st. Marks Episcopal Church-John
D. McLauchlan. rector: Chester A.
Taylor, curate; Herbert II. Gowen,
associate priest Holy communion,
a. m; Sunday school. s:45: morn.
ing service. II. The Prisoner OF the
Lord. evening service. 1880. THE
! Place Seeker"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
What's in the Air
Revised SCHEDULED
PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 90

KHQ-t3eO metersp-10:so a. m.
TO ~; 1880 10 $50.
KFIY-t2s5 meters)-7 a. m. TO
1870 a. m.
KFIY-(2s5 metersl-7 a. m. to
1880 a. m; 100 10 $50 p. m.
KDZE - (465 meters1 10 to
1890 a. m; 1890 to 1870 p. m:
3 10 4 p. m: 4 TO and $50 TO
$3.50 p. m.
KJR-t270 metersl-5:so to 6:i5
a. m; 1890 TO $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

SCIENCE AND RELIGION" is
tho subject Of a lecture 10 be doliv,
cred By Prof. George y Wilson. or
Garfield high school. az Bcsant hall.
III Broadway y, at Roy, Sunday al
5 y, m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
YOU'LL BE SURPRISED"
Is WILL KINGS LATEST

Another Of VIII Kings own pro.
auctions. you'll Be Surprised"
opened weeks engagement at the
Heilig Saturday. Neither musical
comedy nor farce II Is. to use the
Hebrew funster's own words. Just
a bargain sale in clever remnants"
Clever bits Of song. dance and
dialogue which have been left out
Of previous performances and saved
up for one grand and glorious
melange OF gayety are promised
here.
There will be no plot. No one
even pretends that there viii be
one. and it is expected that there
viii be just az much happiness
without II. In plan and structure
II will closely follow the continental
revue idea. with many girls. not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
CRYSTAL GiZER AT
TIE PALACE HIP

TIE PALACE HIP
Prince Raibar Avdalas. Tho Mas.
ter Mystic Of the orient" opened a
weeks engagement At the Palace
Hin theater saturday with his dem
onatraliou OF psychic power. which.
u is said. has made him tho great.
cat drawing card ever sont over the
Alderman a Harris circuit.
The prince viii answer questions
on love. marriage. business or any
other subiec, the audience desires.
During the late world war Prince
Rajhar was in the United States gov.
eminent service. In the archives OF
tho French government II also held
his prediction 81 the start and finish
OF tho four.year contest. lie claims
10 havo answered questions correctly
for tnorr than half million people
Audiences arc asked 10 bring their
questions already written al home
and in sealed envelopes In order 60
speed tho princes performance.
There are four other promising
acts and a feature photoplay on the
bill. Al Wild and sara Sedalia are
versatile pair Of vaudeville favor.
ties who cali their mclanEe o, songs
and comedy. Here. There and
Everywhere"
The Lampinls. billed as The Great
French IllusionIats." have a magic
turn in which the tricks are turned
into comedy channels. A meeting OF
a horserace gambler from the town
OF Calamity and pretty flapper
from the city OF Opportunity Is dc.
pictcd by Walker Herbert and Alice
Binot in their original skit. "oppor.
tunity."
a buxom Coincidence said TO be
unusually clever in her line Of work
rs Berthe Fowler. billed as AN In.
terestlng Woman"
4 drama enacted on the sea bot.
tom Ia Vengeance Of the Deep" to
be screened in conjunction. Ralph
Lewis and Virginia Browne Faire
are among those in the cast in this
picture. which promises thrills OF a
new sort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

billing given Rboda and Broshsll.
who present an act Of dancing and
coneer,ina and accordion music.
The usual PautaEcacopc comedy
screen feature and Glen Gofrz or.
san program will be on the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

The headline attraction at The Or
pheum Tor The week starting Sunday
afternoon is Bessie Barrlscnle. the
eminent stage and screen star. Miss
Barriscalc first came into fame as
Luana in THE Bird OF Paradise.
and after several years OF triumphs
she entered upon a successful and
brilliant screen career. Now she
comes hack to the speaking stage IN
a novelty proteau play. Picking
Peaches" Miss Barriseaie plays
four roles in this play and Howard
Hickman. the leading man. plays
three.
The irresponsible comedian. Jack
Rose. Is another big feature OF the
week. Jack is a comedian whose
great forte Is eccentricity. As an
antido,e for the blues he promises
some Of the funniest material seen NJ
the orpheum this season. He was
formerly comedian with George
whites Scandals.
Flo Lewis IN From Burnheart 10
Heartburn" viii be another bright
spot on the new bin. Miss Lewis
molds song. story and personality in
delightful entertainment. She has
a particularly fine collection Of songs
and few ideas in costumes that win
please.
Polly and or win be found TO be a
vocalist and a viclinist who work IN
perfect harmony and provide also
some syncopated melody that IS as
refreshing as II Is new.
Mcleod, Lenzen and Company in
"a Night in a Billiard Parior" offer
acrobatic feats combined with com
edy.
The Dixie Four Is a quartet OF
versatile boys. Each is a capable
singer as well as dancer and their
ensemble numbers are something
new in this line.
Maurice Diamond and Company,
the company being three clever dane.
ing girls. viii offer six big dance
diversions. each having It's own as.
sortment OF steps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

ST. Marks Episcopal Church-John
D. McLauchlan, rector: Chester A.
Taylor. curate; Herbert II. Gowen.
associate priest Holy communion.
s a. m: Sunday school. s:i5: morn
ing service. II. The Prisoner OF the
Lord: evening service. 1880. The
Place Seeker"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-26

By building pipe line from shore to tanker Lyman Stewart, ashore in Golden Gate, it is hoped to salvage ships valuable cargo of oil.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-01
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riften englii6erS ages5eitungen ber'
IoSien, nenn man Die 8abrbeit aus
better, oirefter 9uep.e 10 i4nea err
fnbren fam.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-01
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