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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
MANY ATTEND
VALLEY FAIR

Tho snoquaimle Valley fair. which
opened Thursday at carnation. form
erly Tolt. will be open on Sunday this
year for tho firsttime since the fair
was started
Carnation Is preparing for biz
time Sunday and special entertain
ment events have been arranged. At
tendance 80 far has paused the rec
ord for any other year and Sunday
is expected TO set new high mark.
Tho exhibits this year are especial
iy interesting and Instructive and
arc also an indication ~ the growth
OF the institution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
AT the Churches

Ballard Presbyterian Church
Honor l. Wilhelm pastor. Morn.
ing service. II. '~rhe Revelation OF
Jesus; evening service. $. lis Ma.
sonry christianf"
Columbia Bethlehem Churchill
Mau, pastor. Sunday school. 10 a.
m; morning service. II. Come Unto
Me-
Sc. MlchAel's Chapel-Chester A.
Taylor. pastor Holy communion,
$50 a. m: Sunday school. ioA5 a. m.
81. Marks Eplseopal--John ID. Nc.
kauchlan. Pm. u. rector. Holy com.
munlon. 5 a. m, Sunday school. 9tb;
morning service II, Tho succors OF
Cod; evening service. T:so, "A Mira.
Gle az Main"
All Saints Episcopal--Canon Ron.
aid Hilton. pastor. Morning service.
II. Whose Is This Image and su.
prescription"
~. Luke's Episcopal = Renton.
Canon Ronald Hilton. pastor. Morn.
ing service. .. Teachings OF the
Psalser."
Madison Street Methodist Eplsoo.
pal-George c. poolton. pastor. sun.
day school e:is: morning service.
II. Tho Glory OF tho Lord Filling
His House" Epworth LEAGUE. ESQ
p. m; evangelistie service. 1850 p. m
The Wonderful Love OF Cod
-. Clements Church-Franris l..
Bateman. pastor. Holy communion.
S a. m; Sunday school. 10; morning
service. II. "Theotokos'; evening
service. o'clock.
81. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-.
sion-Alfred +. sorcnson. pastor.
Sunday school p. m; Danish wor.
ship. S; fellowship supper. s: evening
service. s.
Queen Anne Baptist Church-p. p.
pastor. Sunday school.
9:45 a. m: morning service. II. "a
Grain OF Wheat; Young People. 7
p. m; evening service. s, address by
DR.. Watson.
Whitman Memorial Federated
Church--Rowland Edwards. d. D..
pastor. Morning service. II. Tho
Two Rocks: evening service. s.
Tho Enchanted Ground"
Trinity Parish-w. II. Bills, rector.
Holy communion. s a. m; Sunday
school, s;t5; morning service. II.
The Christians Privilege: evening
service. The Breadth. Length.
Depth and Height OF the Love OF
God"
Unitarian First Church--Julius r
krolfifsr pastor. Morning ueryies.
II. Reason and Faith"
Ballard First Lutheran Church.
Q. l.. Haavick. pastor. Sunday
school. $50 a. m; morning worship
II; evening worship. 3.
First Baptist Churcf,--An,hro-s M.
Bailey. pas;os. Sunday school. s;fs
/ m: morning service. r,r. J. r.. Wat.
Ion. The Baptist World Alliance:
Y. p. u. sac p. IN: evening sarv.
CO. 7;ao. How Does One become
Religious Educational WORKERS
Rev. VI. A. Matthews will speak on
The RebIrth OF Seattle: Rov. Geo.
II Redden will lead the singing.
10 DO held on September 10,
Mt Dartnall's cafeteria. at noon.
Evangelist Tent--T2d and Green.
wood. Theo. H. Osborn win speak a,
5 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
Three Men Victims
of Same Stickup

Three men are believed to be the
victims OF the same hoid.up man
Friday evening. who operated mask.
ed and armed. K. okano. OF ss7
Main St, proprietor Of a japanese
store. was robbed OF $3.50 at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
comedy feature. with
the organ.
RUSSIAN DANCERS
At PALACE HIP

comedy feature. with dienn boii NJ
the organ.
RUSSIAN DANCERS
AT PALACE HIP
Russian vaudeville. which has been
30 popular in Eastern variety circles
and which reached It's height In
Chauvo souriH. which popularized
The March OF tho Wooden Sol.
dieru." win DO presented In Seattle
next week.
Under the direction OF A. Agreen.
of. tho Russian Peasant Rovue. n
group Of native singers and dancers
win headline tho now Alderman and
Harris program at tho Palace Hip
theater.
A return appearance OF Richard
Burton In his celebrated pirate char
acterixations will be another feature
OF this promising program. Burton
has partner this time. Harry Rosa.
and his new vehicle il Captain
Kids Kid"
Provost and Zarrow's grotesque
costumes ARC said 10 create laughter
which is kept at high pitch in their
hurleSqus wire act. Look at u
Now" Returning 10 vaudeville after
an absence OF five years. two old
fnvorites. Joo Baldwin and Louise
King viii offer their musical mo.
langr. ~ Breath OF the South"
A show within n show IL tho nov.
city promised by tho shadowe,tes. In
their ''shadowgraph Revue" The
nature OF this turn In not revealed
other than that tho scenes arc iik.
oned 10 a series Of animated paint
inga.
on tire stage win be presented
Love In tho Dark" Viola Dana's
latest starring vchicfs.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19

When RaEgedy Ann grew tired of pretending 10 play the cookie organ in the living room Of the Cookie peoa pIe's home, she said, Why! We are all here except Mir. Cookie And the snitznoodlei Where ara they?"
 "The snitznoodie went out in inc yard 10 cat all of the cookie dishes" Mrs. Cookie replied, And Mir, Cookie went out in the garden to feed inc cookie COW a bucket full Of grant, lated sugar."
 RsEgedy Ann looked ont Of the window and exclaimed, Look. It's beginning 10 snowi"
 go fl fs!" Mrs Cookie laughed.
 'whyi" Rageedy Andy cried when he sco5ped up a handful Of the bnow. IT isn't cold snow at sll!'
 ''oh, nol" Mrs Cookie stain laughed. "It isn't real snow, you know: 1t is only poWdered sugar snow.'
 Everyone vent out in the yard to watch the strange sight, for neither EarEedy Ann. nor Eaggedy Andy, nor little Weeky had ever seen powdered sugar snow before. "YoU must put ou paper hats" Mrs. Cookie said io Raegsdy Ann For the snow will get in vour yarn hair and when it neits fl p1u he sticky just like syrup. We never 20 put in The powdered sugar snoa and stay terF long for it makes ua SD sogTy' That ts why l do not like 10 have Mir Cookie stay out If he gets covered with powdered sugar anou aud ther # meits. he gets very soegv and then has sookie TheuTna- tism and have 10 put him in fhs oven and bake hi1n until he gets dry. ! #b Hot ees what can be kAApinss himt"
 Mf= CaakIa ralied as loudly ss shs coHI4. hut the Cookie man did rot aHsBer
 The snlfzne0IIs came running up though. for .hs had Ju5' fais6ed cst- ing Ire Isst cf tde cookie dishes Ny" ne said The cookie dishes were fine with tho powdered sugar snow oB them Where is sir. Cookie 2.
 Ss one could snSwer for they did fl5; kroa. ao they a1i went down to where the rookie ccw as eating Inc baeset of ersnulateH sussr. ~HHifre is Mir. Cookie = riarztdy Ann asked she eoekie rors.
 "lI0ekfe. ffe tioJiin. .anie aa8 ptlt fiu in a Iaper bag and esrFitd him aNay." the cookie r0W replied You
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thing about it nas something you snd I had planned. and helped you carry it out because of our long friendship.
 Say syd. that old fellow who said. "Oh what 8 tangled web NC weave
 When first Ee practice to deceive" !" certainly told the world something. don'i know why Leslie is not ieal- ous CT Paula Perier. sbs has cer- tainly heard. what the people are say ing about ma in Inc affair for every cte in town has been filling her up with gossip.
 This seems 10 have nc effect upon her whataoevrr No one ran shake her belief in your percentage or my fHuocense.
 Paula rsrier, as ths mother of little Jark does not seem to enter into her scheme at all--sf East she says nothing tD tnn about her.
 ' wish ahiie you are out there you would tell Paula for me that she has messed up thinFH generally. She doesn't seem 10 he happy herself and certainly she has made me anything but happy am surr she intended fo make me all tbe trouble she could #Hh that dsnned nuving pic. ure and now-just fo ret hack af her if Tor notbiu= etse-f'li netcr give up fhs bauy.
 Why. syd. the whole town is sgog and people arc lining ihsmtelyss ap for and a1afBst inr as ifs father. Sometimes I am 5uat @3ndtriur how # will aii rome aai.
 The worst thing about f a1i IS that am afraid afr losiug Isesiie'a love. The other day csr1e upon I.eslia zfnaxpect eaIv lu the nurrhrv- When shc saw mo she nsTNzosfsiy tried to conceal etat ! aIspecfed was a tele- gram didn't think rauch about t sl tho fime although @c had gams z ords 7otrr something a3se. tEame way He dissgree xreHt1y over most things fsteiyB
 After she lea the room however found part of that Tl1tssaft or flie for and ii read, "ff yoB are iu frDu- EIa Es ta ug laHyss. S'ruhth < strnbIe Tou t.Hae That ! aoul5 a9 ahyt hing fH tilf world 10 sa4e you The s8sghfest sFiet TEsr5
 What Je xoH sHpppse fns rife fas tesd Kan Whitney that si.t rUt1d ant teii me
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New Britain herald., 1923-12-19
HOUSE OF DAVID BAND

Tonight is the last showing at the Capitol of the splendid bill of vaude- vile heats>~ by Love Knights" and Bebe Daniels in "Singed Wings, as the entire show changes tomorrow and brings a new list Of attractions The big headliner will be The House of David Band. ii disciples. of David who are great musicians. These strange musicians with long pro pletic whiskers and hair arc from the famous House of David from Be,son Harbor, Michigan, are re- ligious sect. do not believe in blue laws and are strong for jazz music. Other acts on the bill include Fred and Al Smith, those different sym nasts. Frances Dougherty in "The Girl With the Irish sniile;;" Harry Braden the optimist, and Kerr and Dock. comedians.
 Tn the Palace Of the King" a great spectacle photoplay of the Spanish court in medieval days. with one of the finest casts ever seen in any picture, is the entertainment at the Capitol theater on Thursday, Fri day and Saturday.
 Blanche Sweet heads the cast as Dolores, the lovely heroine. Edfi1 und Lowe, one of the handsomest lead ing men on the screen, and a talented actor as well, plays Don John, tho dashing young hero of A warlike na. ton. Pauline Sthrks plays the role Of Inez, the blind sister of the hero inc. Sam de Grasse. memorable for his yallianous characterization of Prince John in "Robin Hood" plays King Philip. That sterling old fayo- rite. Hobart Bosworth. appears in a leading character role as General Mendoza, father of the heroine. Aileen Pringle, the striking newcomer to tho silver sheet whom Goldwyn has chosen to act the Lady in Elinor Glyn's Three Weeks" plays a sim ister vamp role, that of tho Princess Eboli, in Tn the Palace of the King
 Next week there will be a special holiday show offered with big attrae- ton including Dnnbar's Broadway Choir Rews and the London Step. pers.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19
Bs nr. Clifford C. Robinson
BODY ITCHING

At this season of the year, owing to change in temperature, habits and diet, many people experience what is known as body itching. It is a most uncomfortable and unhealthy condi- ton, most pronounced at retiring or arising, also when sitting near a hot stove or other heater and noticeable under certain conditions when wear ing heavy clothing.
 Free Isrspiration and d moist skin, which is characteristic of most peo- pie during warmer weather, are often changed completely The condition of the skin. owing to lack of proper exercise and also from absence of any adequate bathing facilities ~un- dergoes a great change and becomes dry, hard and irritated This condi- ton produces small Surface scales. When the skin is rubbed or scratched these scales. which somewhat resem- ble dry, scaly dandruff, fall off.
 Lack of activity in many ways causes this condition Change in diet Is another cause.
 Reverse the casual habits. get good exercise, proper ventilation and avoid food excesscs. The skin must fnnc- ton in winter as well as summer to insure skin health and proper elim- ination. Do not neglect frequent baths They tone the skin in a way no other agent can.
 Never sleep in the undergarments you have worn during the day, Above all. do not wear stockings in bed you have had on all day. Foot poisoning results from this habit, causing sealy condition and cracks between the toes with intense itching.
 For body itching as a temporary relief, try a bath of soda. one-half pound of ordinary baking soda dis solved in tnb Of tepid water will ao the business, Have the soda bath of not more than 10 minutes dura- ton. dry with 'aa soft towel. DO not rub tho body. but simply pat dry
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19
Me.Aayentur~sj RagsstyAna E aud 4Ea9eeAyAn4y. R
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sec. the cookie GOV could talk ss well as the cookie people could talk, for tney were sli made out Of fnsF Fical dough.
 II had nuitssnowins br this time. go the Hnitznnodle and RafHeiy Andy started 10 follow the Goblin. Pres entity they came 10 where they could sec the Goblin's tracks in ihe powder. d sugar siow and they could sec where he had stopped 10 rest. every once in 2 while,
 we will soon catch up with hirni" the snitznoodle said as he lifted Rag Eedy Andy to his hack. T can run tery fast, So I will carry your The EniznoodIa did run very fast and be-
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19
BIG SHOW AT LyCEuM

The announcement that the Lycsum theater is to have a midnight show on Christmas eve is arousing con- siderable interest among the theAter going public and there is brisk de- mand forreseryed seat tickets which are on sale at the box office. The show, which will begin promptly at midnight, will [. consist Of ten acts of especially selected vaudeville to be brought hero from New York
 This evening the Lyeeun' offers 4 very good vaudeville program feAtur- ing several novel acts. The Tsnneys. man and woman ventriloauists, infect plenty of comedy into their number and the musical act of Perillo and Sister is considered excellent. They arc accomplished violin and accordion players. Frank and Johnnie. a couple of Dixie smokes" jazz through good dance skit and also give some songs and dialogues. The marvellous Deneso has something entirely new. performing his stunts on the tops Of slender glass bottles set about the state. The picture presents Anita Stewart in "The Love Piker."
 Beginning tomorrow afternoon Tom Mix aud his wonder horse Tony will be seen in Mile a Minute Romeo" Monday the Lyeenm screen will offer Johnny Hines in the famous George NJ. Conan success, little Johnnie Jones"
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19
Madge Was Oppressed By the
 Lurking Menace

I stood for a minute in the opened door, motionless, listening, with the sense of something sinister lurkins just out of my sight But there was no sign of life anywhere, and when the apartment door opposite mine opunsd and a group of people in eve hing dress came ont laughing and chi ting gaiIy. I hastily shut ths door l was holding open and :etreated into my own living room. l gave a mental saIate to my sister-in-Iaw. She had not stirred from her seat, and her posee was low and composed, al though her eyes. intent, alert, showed that she had shared my ~SArm.
 Msdge Doesn't Know
 What did you see ?' she asked, quietly with 8 wary eye upon the bedroom door. from which came the hrEhing voice of Dicky and Edwin. ] recognized her thought and shared it. 1T either man knew of the in, dividuai who had lurked. eavesdrop- ping, he would go storming in pur- suit. risking either shot, if the intr, der had sinister intent, or a udicronslv futile fuss if. as l more than half suspected. the espionage
 "The upper part of the door is of ity of the Marks family in the rear rooms of the apartment we were compelled to share with them.
 T don't know I returned slow iy. T just caught a glimpse of a y1 dhnr slammed, My impression is that it was heavy cloth, but whether 1t was s mans overcoat or a woman's cloak l haven't the slightest idea"
 What made you think there was something thers?'
 The upper part Of the dor is of shaded glass" retarned, and I chanced to see the fleeting shadow Of a hand which the eavesdropper was incautious enough to lift"
 You arc quiek-witted, she said meditatively, but a bit rash to rush out like that. If you had caught the man-I assume it was man--in the act, he might have turned ugly"
 "I am not sure it was man" I returned slowly. and then l told her of the inordisAte curiosity Of my neighbor, Mrs. Marks, and of her habit of watching visitors to tho apartment house through the aper- tnre in the great upper hall window.
 The Men Appear
 T should think shed bear watch fnF." Harriet commented, and then she clasped her qunint amber and fsde necklace with protecting fln- gers.
 "f'm glad I'm wearing these" she said medltatively.
 50 am 1,H l assented, although I really don't believe were in any danger Of thieves. But what have yon left in your room?"
 Nothing which would bankrupt me fl if were stolen" she smiled. Besides, as long ns these things arc not in 1t I'm perfectly willing in test the security Of my specially made bag, Hush v
 The warning was not needed. | had seen the opening of the door into the bedroom and stilied the an- rrer on my tongue. Dicky and Ed win came out, and 1 think my face reflected the wifely pride which I saw in Hsrrtet's. They were ss per- sonahie men as ono could wish 10 sec, and for the minute forgot the rancor which fingered in my heart against Dicl1v in my admiration of his good looks and manly bearing.
 well Here we arc '" Dirfy struck an absurd attitude. Are our ties on straight. and our hair brushed properlyf Gee. Harriet bni
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19

GOOD PICTURES AT PALACE

Tonight is the last showing of Strongheart, the wonder dog, in Drawn of the North" which has heen pleasing since it's opening Mon day. Tomorrow the bill changes and brings another feature photoplAy At- traction.
 Katherine Macdonald portfays an unusual role in The Infidsl," her latest Associated First National re- lease which will, be the feature at- traction at the Palace theater, com mencinE Thursday.
 The story deals with the South SAsA Islands copra trade and WAS writer, especially for Miss Macdonald by Charles A. Logne, who hss writer, over two hundred photoplays. serials, "orginAls'' and adaptations
 Starting next Monday the Palace will celebrate it's fifth Anniversary Week with big special show, featur- ing Tommy Anderson and His Beauty Revue of 1924, with big cast of pretty girls. comedians and an entire change of show for the last half of the week.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19
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you're a knockout in that rig It's Il wonder Ed dares to risk you out on Broadway. And my own senora isn't so worse, Did you order the limousine. Madge? Yes, l hear it new. Come, we'll help you on with tho glad wraps, Let's go 7"
 He hurried us into our cloaks sAd down the stairs in his impetudns WAY. But oven as l entered the res taurant l could not shake off the impression of something lurking, menacing, in the building l had left behind.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19

fore long they asv strange oh1sct coming toward fifem. The Enitznodie said fl vas 2 HiErzre and they hid behind tree untiI the Hikyree came cfuse. then Tsarredy Andy threw his hat is inc Air and gave q Nhoop for Joy. +If's fhr Cookie man inside fhA paper hsr." Esgeedy Andy cried. And indec5. it Has. The Cookir man had punched his cookie legs througr two holes in ths bottom rf ths bag end ras walking taEsrd his homs. II. could not ret out. because tfs Goblin had fied 2 string around the top of tae hsz rarendy sndE cnt the asrinE and the Cookie man was err glad to te ont again.
 My, had great adyentufe~ h1 said. '-sn5 as soon zs He gai home. I Wfil trE you all about n.-
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19
HARDwAnE SUMMARY.
Holiday season This Year Has Been Very Active.

uptluas SAst-bH thte tN" i"S 'NIh
 Very Active.
 New York, Dec. 19.-"Hardware Age',. in its weekly market summary, will say tomorrow:
 christmas business is closing with a rush and preparations are already under way for the taking Of inven- tory. Holiday buying this year has been exceptionally active.
 "Few important price changes are anticipated by iobbers or retailers the first of January, although some iob- bers believe that number of minor readjustments may ba expected he. tween February and April, No low CT prices arc looked for by jobbers Price changes will be in the nature of advances. according to the opinion of market observers"
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19


 funiess otherwise specified. these re- cipes are planned for four personal LIGHT REFRESHMENTS Nearly every fousekeerer likes 10 keep open house" during the holi- days. This is specially true when there are youngsters home from 1 boarding school and college. The "Aats" need not be elaborate or lavish, but if the cookie crock Is 1 full and the bread box running over young appetites can be satisfied at minutes notice.
 1 An unusual hot drink served with little cakes and sandwiches In the evening is sure to be liked. This hot punch is easy to make, but spicy and so good. Hot Punch Four lemons, f-2 teaspoon each einharnon and nutmeg. 1-i teaspoon cloves. i glass or f-2 cup raspberry ? cups hot water.
 Squeeze juice from lemons. Add sirar. spices and oranges cut In thin slices Let stand in 4 warm place for two hours. Heat grape juice, add hot water and jelly and pour over first mixture. Cover and let stand five minutes. Serve at once. Very often after opening a can Of insapple there seems 10 he nothing tod o with the juice. This drink uses the juice in a delicious fashion; Hot Pineapple Punch l Two cup strong ten. 1-e to B. cup rineappse juice. 3-4 cup orange juice, i ? eups boiling water, cups sugar. | Make inc sirup of the sugar and boiling water. Add the tea, freshly made and hot, the fruit jaices and more hot water if necessary to give the desired strength and sweetness. Serve hot with maraschino cherries
 Walnut cookies are very easily made and sure to be liked. Walnut Cookies Two cups light brown sugar, 1t1 cups butter and lard mixed, } eggs, D cups flour, teaspoon salt. tea spoon soda, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, A cups broken walnut meats, tea. spoon vanilla.
 Cream shortening and sugar, Add one cup sifted -four and beat well. Add eggs well beaten. Mix and sift remaining flour, salt, soda and einna- mon. Add to first mixture. MIX thoroughly and add nuts Form into a long, round roll not more than two and one. half inches in diameter and let stand on ice or in a cold place over night. In the morning cut in thin slices and bake in a moderate oven until brown. This rule will make a big "bateh" of cookies. 2
 Popcorn drops arc different" but good.
 Popcorn Drops
 one-fourth cup sugar table spoons butter, cup maple sirup, teaspoon salt, sis cups ground pop corn, 2 eggs, i-4 cups flour. tea- spoons baking powder teaspoon vanilla.
 Cream shortening and sugar Beat in one-duarter cup -four and add maple sirup. Add salt, popcorn and ezss well beaten. Mis and stft flour and baking powder and add to first mixture. Add vanilla. Mix well. Drop from \ spoon onto a well oiled cookie sheet and bsko 10 minutes in a hot oven.
 Copyright, 1923. NEA Service, Incl
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19
kitsabct, Boards

No matter what sort Of tables you ilse be sure to have several hard wood boards to receive tho hot sauce nsns. These may be scrubbed every day and will sayn the appearance Of your table immensely.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-19
on Jersey Cloth

Frooks Of fine French jersey cloth are frequently trimmed with cross- stitch embroidery or with simple eol- lars and cuffs of white piaue