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4. The show is done in one set.
That is mistake. Am sure that this
will be corrected at once.
A'Elsie'' has the madngs of a pleas
ing entertainment. The music Is
there" Irna Warwick plays the
title role. She is pretty and talented
but has not had the stage experience
needed, but am sure that she is
headed the right way. She has per
sonality and when she gets a real
dancing partner her work will i'm
prove. / believe that the career of
this little woman has just started. She
must work day and night If she is
to win. Don't give up, please.
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The comedy of the show has been
placed In safe hands--Miss Head, Lu-
ella Gear (she is very f1ne), John
Arthur and Frederick Burt These
four place the comedy lines and stu
ations with case.
The story concerns a chap, son of a
rich family, who marries a show girl.
Elsie. Mother decides she will have
nothing to do with the wife Of her
son. A plot is Matched. Much trouble
but the ending is happy.
1t isn't fair to be too severe on this
show as changes and improvements
are being made hourly. This show
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theater. She is growing rapidly and
the longer the doctor sticks around,
the better off the result will be.
On the right side of the ledger,
ELSIE" has the following pleasing
attributes:
The services of Ada Mead. Here
Is a woman who Is well versed in
stage business)
Some catchy and pretty tunes, such
as s'Elsie," with YOU" "Jingle
Step" I'D Like to Walk With a Pal
Like You" and Thunderstorm Jazz
as done by Miss Mead and others.
A snappy storm scene which is
used as unique background for the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-05

Thunderstorm jazz number. To me
this is the hit of the show.
The stately services Of Maude Tur-
ner Gordon as the society mother OF
the juvenile hero Of the play.
On the other side of the ledger we
find these troubles:
l. A mighty poor first act. More
dancing of the snappy order is needed
Q. Stewart Wilson as Harry Ham
mond does not fit into the picture
A splendid singing and dancing jul
Venile is needed.
3. The chorus should realize that
the show starts with the first act,
not the second.
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has been in existence only for about
two weeks.
Elsie" is on view tonight, Saturday
matinee and night at English's.
l. l.
Many Other Attractions
Are On View Today
| Other attractions on view today in
clude: George Arliss in "The Green
Goddess" at the Murat; Twenty Min
utes in Chinatown at the Lyric;
Seven Brown Girls at the Palace;
Broadway Bellies" at the Broadway
musical comedy, vaudeville and movies
at the Rialto; De Lyle Aida at Keith's;
Quincy Adams Sawyer" at the Ohiol
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Elsie May Gro70 Up to Be
a SzOeet and Lovely Girl

Elsie" is the name of a new mu-
steal comedy by Charles w. Bell.
SissIetan Blake. composers of Shut
f1e Along" and Carlo and Sanders,
composers of 'Tangerine," wrote the
music.
ELSIE" is still only child in the
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1.-THE Dangerous Age" at the Circle;
"Pawned" at the Apollo; Thirty
Days at the Colonial; THE Boss of
Camp Four" at Mister Smiths; 1.-THE
Secret of the Storm Country" at the
Isis and Blazing Arrows" Regent
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BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

IN Isle has arrived.
X, So has the family doctor The
doc" in this case is not a
regular NJ. D. but the stage doctor
who patches up make believe infants
and makes 'em grow rapidly.
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Hyglo nail polish, 19c.
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Glazo liquid nail polish, Ale.
Imported sandalwood soap, 13c.
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2 Big Saturday Specials!
l 900 Yards of Bleached Muslin
and Cambrics

Short mill lengths and remnants Il to yards in
a piece) from 23c 2Sc values, offered at the very
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for Men!

"Springtex' spring needle union suits in winter
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Made in the popular raglan
shoulder belted model, and in
sizes 81 to AZ. Only a limited
number at this extraordinary
price of $15.75.
--Pettis mems clothing, third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-14

the Army for service in the world
war. The watch bore the initials of
the father. The body identified as
that of Richard was almost nude,
but around it were the remnants of
a shirt and trousers. The shirt was
identified by a Mer Rouge merchant
as having been sold to Richard. The
remnant of trousers was traced back
and checked with a pattern from
which Richard had suit made.
Basis for Charge.
It has been charged repeatedly by
klansmen that the bodies were not
those of Richard and Daniel, and
those who make this assertion lay
great stress upon the several large
boxes said to have been taken to Lake
La Fourche by professional diver,
who had been employed to explore the
bottom. They argue that the diver
would not have found it necessary to
ment. and claim that two of them
contained the bodies obtained at a
medical school hospital for planting
in the lake.
The other basis for this assertion
concerns the weights to which the
bodies are supposed to have beein at
tached when they were cast into the
lake. The bodies are supposed to
have been brought to the surface by
the explosion of large charge OF
dynamite the night of December q
by unidentified persons. Around the
loins of each were several strands OF
galvanized wire, with which they are
supposed to have been attached tC
the weights. When found floating in
the lake these wires were unbroker
and no parts of the weights were at
tached to them. Persons who do moi
believe the bodies were those of the
missing men. question how 1t was
possible for them to have been re-
leased from the weights with the
wires unbroken, and without frag.
Evening star., 1923-02-14

q grand jury will be chosen to consider
evidence developed at the hearing.
The attorney general would not COM
init himself in any particular as to
possible course of procedure, but de-
clared that the personnel Of the pro-
posed jury would be investigated thor
oughly before it was sworn in on
March 5.
All evidence obtained at the open
hearing will be submitted to the grand
jury on that date. according to tenta-
tive plans of Mr.. Coco. He said he
took 1t for granted that the jury panel
had been selected by the MorehouSe
jury commission strictly according to
law, and that ordinarily neither he nor
the district judge could interfere in
its selection.
Evening star., 1923-02-14

is scheduled to begin before a mill
tary court at Fort Monroe Friday. In
addition to the robbery charges. the
two men viii face trial on charges OF
using force on a commissioned officer.
Woods and Harvey are alleged to
have staged the sensational hold-up
or the Army pay car IN front OF. a
bank in Hampton on January 80, when
the Langley Field finance officer cad
four enlisted guards were kidnapped
and robbed OF $4,000. They were
arrested several hours after the rob-
berry and about $4,000 of the money
was recovered. Both men are said BIZ
officials at the flying field to have
confessed the robbery.
Evening star., 1923-02-14

gust will be the drawing on March s
of the names of the twelve men who
will comprise the new grand jury
from the panel selected yesterday by
the Morehouse jury commission, con-
sisting of six citizens of the parish.
The venire of twenty names in
cluded eleven farmers, one live stock
owner, one building contractor, three
merchants, one saw millman, one oil
worker, one clerk and one factory
worker.
Four residents of Bastrop and four
Mer Rouge citizens are represented in
the jury selections, with all the other
leading towns of the parish repre-
sented.
1t was announced by Attorney Cen
eral A. ". Coco, who had personal
charge of the open hearing several
weeks ago, that he would be ready to
present the testimony obtained at the
hearing to the new grand jury when
1t convened on the first Monday in
Evening star., 1923-02-14
.CHOKED TODEATH
UNDER FAUCET OF
RUBBER CEMENT
By the Associate ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. February IA.
Thomas Grippe, watchman. whose
body was found in a downtown
building. was suffocated, it is be-
lieved. by rubber cement which
sealed his throat and mouth. The
body was found on the floor of the
boiler room, directly under the
faucet of a barrel of rubber ce-
ment. The faucet was open and the
cement was pouring over Cripps'
face and body. His lips were sealed
tightly by the cement. The body
was held fast to the floor and 1t
was some time before it could be
eXtricated.
1t is believed that Cripps either
slipped and fell or was taken i'll
and collapsed before being smother
ed. The cement is used in the man
ufacture of shoes by a concern in
the building.
Evening star., 1923-02-14
CLAIMS MER ROUGE
VICTIMS" LIVING
Nan Speaker Says They Are
Under Ku KIux Observation
-, in New Orleans.
By the Associated Press.

I3y the Associated Press.
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, February
14.--The two bodies found in Lake
La Fourche, near Bastrop, La, were
placed there by medical students
from New Orleans college and were
not those of Watt Daniel and T. F..
Richard, as claimed, according to DR..
Lew Burger of New York, who was
spokesman at an open meeting of
the local chapter of the Ku Klux
Klan here.
Daniel and Richard are alive and
well at New Orleans. where they are
under daily observation by the khan
members" DR.. Burger said. He was
introduced as "otiicial spokesman of
the Invisible Empire, knights of the
ku kluX klan."
Burger declared Daniel and Richard
would be produced when the More
house grand jury convenes to con-
slider tho findings of the recent hear
ing into klan activities in Morehouse
Parish, Louisiana.
Evening star., 1923-02-14
OFFICIAL SCOUTS REPORT.
Ridiculous" Says Assistant AT
torney General of Louisiana.

BY the Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS. La, February 49,
1t is ridiculous" said Il. Semmes
Walmsley, assistant attorney general
of Louisiana, when informed that Dr.
Lew Burger, at an open meeting of
The Idaho Falls. Idaho. Ku Klux Khan
had declared Watt Daniel and r. F.
Richard were alive and in New Or
leans.
Mr.. Walmsley took an active part in
the investigation of the kidnapping of
Daniel and Richard in Morehouse
Parish last August and vas person.
ally in charge of the two bodies found
in Lake La Fourche in December
which were identified as those of the
missing men.
"PrOpngnnda,' He Snys.
at is ridiculous" said Mr. Walm-
sley. THE statement is nothing but
ku kluX klan propaganda and We
can expect to hear it from all points
of the compass. The bodies of both
men We're conclusively identified by
relatives and friends"
The body of the man identified as
Daniel had upon it a belt buckle with
Daniels initials and in a pocket of
the trousers a wrist watch his father
had given him when he enlisted in
Evening star., 1923-02-14
COCO TO SCAN LIST.
Attorney General Will Delve Into
History Of Men on Bastrop Panel.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La, February l4'
General A. ". Coco. who
personally conducted the open nearing
at Bastrop into the series OF alleged
kidnapings in Morehouse parish ana
the alleged Staying Of Watt Daniel aho
Thomas F. Richard, announced on ms
return from Baton Rouge that he
would go to Bastrop soon to make q
careful study of the records OF the
twenty men selected there from which
Evening star., 1923-02-14
WILL ANSWER TO CHARGE
OF ROBBING PAY OFFICER
Military Trial Proposed for Army
Corporals Accused Of Hold-Up
and kidnapping.

BY the Associate Press.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. February IA.
Trial of Corps. John S. Woods and
James Harvey. the two Langley Field
soldiers who are charged with the
robbery recently of the posts pay car,
Evening star., 1923-02-14
ments Of the weights attached Il
them.
PREPARE FOR GRAND JURY.
By the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press
BASTROP, La, February 1.-THE
! next official step in the investigation
into the Morehouse kidnapping cases
which resulted in the death of Watt
Daniel and T. F. Richard last Au-
Evening star., 1923-02-14

March. 1t was also reported that he
would inquire into the record or the
men composing the jury panel.
Evening star., 1923-02-14

) Furniture Sale
the sS 1 s: s 5i IL:
Moses makes these dou5ly attracf1e
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February Price, $167.5O.
Three (3) piece Living Suite Tapestry covering
February Price, $185O0
Three @ piece Living Suite Damask covering
February Price, S26OOO
Large Tapestry Arm Rocker
February Price, $395O
Solid Mahogany Carved Arm Rocker Armchair match
February Price, $25!OO
Wing Back Rocker Armchair match Uphol
stored in selection of
February Price, $25.O0
Large, comfortable Wing Back Armchair
February Price, $3.50
Combination Wing-Bac Armchair.
February Price, $3.50
Combination Mahogany Console Table
February Price, $3.50
Combination Mahogany Library Table
February Price, $25.00
Combination Mahogany spinet Desk.
February Price, $34.5O
Wagon.
February Price, $19.75
Gate-Ieg Table, Solid Mahogany Top, 81 inches round
February Price, $3.50
Combination Mahogany Windsor Side Chair.
February Price $11.5O
(3 piece Combination Mahogany Bedroom Suite
ssting of Dresser Vanity Dresser and full size Bed.
February Price Of Suite, $237.00
full size Metal Bed, finished Old Ivory, and Spring:
February Price of Four Pieces, $68.OO
Rod Snrinu 4
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Ten (1O) piece Mahogany Dining Room Suite.
February Price, $272.50
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Prices From $4,000 to $1,25O.0O
Chinese Rugs-a shipment very attractive designs and
coorgs all Deep rich pile all siges from mats 2x4 feet
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$500 to $35O.0O
and sarouks, 4x7 feet $125oo to s25o0O
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Evening star., 1923-02-14

STUMPT?
| IRON childhood up, we meet
i stumps every day of our lives.
They either stump us, or we
stump them. The more successful
we are in jumping stumps. the less
are we stumpt by stumps.
The most important stumps to
watch are those that stump the
maintenance of good health.
When Nature sounds her warn.
ing and indicates unmistakably
the location of a stump-HEED
NATURE.
When the mouth tastes bad,
breath IS foul, stomach distressed,
brain foggy, eye dull, remember
Beecham's Pills will clear away
the stumps of indigestion. consti.
patton and biliousness.
For 80 years this famous family
medicine has stumpt disorders Of
stomach, liver and bowels to hold
their grip on man, woman or child.
At All Druggists-25c and SOC
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WOMAN WANTS
ANNULMENT

Having 30 many Husbands that
IL became confusing 70 keep them
In mind prompted Mrs. Ruth Bar.
ker Menkee Embury 20 petition the
superior court hare Saturday. for
annulmsnt OF one Of tho ceremonies.
Mrs. Barker. who formerly resided
at is7 nth ave. gave Deputy
Prosecutor Eugene heacham an ac-
count OF her numerous mafriinonia
ventures Friday. and filed her suit
Saturday.
Tho annuirnent preosetings state
that while the wife Of Harry T..
Msnkss. she went thru q marriage
ceremony with Jesse Embury hero
IN 1871. Later abe obtained al.
vorp. In the Spokane courts from
Nenkss and obtained her former
name Of Mrs.. Ruth Barker. She
wanss the ceremony performed with
Euabury snnuiied.
The woman has q hoy. agcd 7.
ana wants an opportunity 70 %
rt9hs.- Deputy Meacham said Il
have not decided whether 20 file
bnmy charges against her. or
Gfve her the chance
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One day Mr. stampa. the fniry
postman. aaid 10 tho Twins. What
did tell your
And he held up a letter with big
rcd heart on II. instead Of postage
stamp.
- vaisntinsr' acclaimed Nancy.
dancing around. ''Oh. EoodT
wonder who It's from
Il Just saw Cults Cottontail ske-
daddiing around that iaIsh over yon-
der. 10 I Wouldn't be surprfsed " he
dropped II In the bos when ! wasn't
looking" said Mr.. 6ssmps
WHO'S IL tor asked Nick
why. irn addressed 70 Fleet Foyr'
raid Nancy. looking at tho snvelope
thru her ma gical glasses.
Then I'll h~t you II hasn't any
iov. IN itr' declared Mr.. Stamps
positively. TN bot you TIA CONT
cal valentine. And won't Fleet be
mad through n he finds out who
sent H. Mr.. Cutie q. Cottontail had
better watch out
Hick put tho i~tt.r. or the valsn-
tins ! should say, into the box with
Dir. Fox.n name on n and then they
ali went on with their work. There
was q great deal 10 do in the hick.
CRY tree theae busy days and they
had no time 90 waste on gossip.
Bye m bye Flest For cnms along
49, stopped. well. 7 declare he
grinned. ~ th-ro isn't letter for
me- VIII you please hand II out.
Miss Nancyr'
Suddenly no cried out, "oh. on. OH
Just wait 'iil catch that fellow
Jurt YOU whitT' And he threw down
his valentins and rushed away In a
rage
"Let's read f." said Nick. picking
up the parsr. ''Oh. no wonder he
rot madi Just lisisn-' This was the
valentine;
II love your voice wfa~n don't
hear n.
! love your smile. when I'm not
near n.
low your way-wbsn I'm not in Il.
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ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
h Caiva Robs~ty Dutu1
MR.. FoX's VALENTINE

Nov guess who wrote tfas-<tfuH q
minute"
Cutie han bestsr hide mrnssn
wslly' laughsd ths little min Doss-
man.
Go Ite ContfnuefD
Copyright. 1919. EEA Bervfo4
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STREET
REMEMBERING
Would Simplify Seattles
Street Problems

In an effort 20 show seatfis q WAY
that shs may simplify her street and
house numbering system. Assistant
Postmaster C. NJ. Perkins has
worked out a plan for consideration
OF the Chamber OF Commerce and
other local bodies.
Perkins declares that Seattle
should have one meridian and one
base line. The meridian should b.
that which Ia now FIRST ave. ~. w.
Queen Anne ave-. First ave. and
First ave. y. The base line. according
TO his plan. should be Yssier way
Names Of streets would not be
changed should the proposed plan be
put into effect. The words NORTH.
East" Northeast and Northwest .
however. would be eliminated. The
only prefixes retained would be
south" on avenues south OF Yssler
way. West on streets and avenues
lying wset OF tho meridian, and
''fsouthwest- on avenues lying south
or Yesler way and west OF Flint
ave. s.
All street, now dsxtrnst~d by
numbers would be changed by add.
ing 30 % their present numbered
designation For sxampis. North
<0th a. would become simply roth
st. and 10 on.
Perkins also offers plans for
changing house numbers. Mum
bers. however. in all parts II the
city would need no change, accord
Ing 20 the new systsm- Few
changes would be necessary In the
business district
Mr.. Perkins In a member Of the
Chamber OF Commerce COMMITTEES
composed Of himself. NJ. s. Meenss
and Col. J. II. Darlington. that rs
endeavoring now 20 solve seattie's
street prohlems.
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immediately ~- your hair becomes
beautiful just moisten cloth with
Danderine and draw u carefully
through your hair. taking one small
strand AT n time; this viii cleanse the
hair OF dust. dirt or any excessive oil
- in few minutes you will be
amazed. Your hair will be wavy.
fluffy and possess an Incompatible
softness, luster and really appear
twice as thick and abundant--a mass
of luxuriant. glinty. eolorful hair
Besides beautlfying the hair. Dan.
derlne eradlcates dandruff. lnvigor.
ates the scalp, stopping itching and
falling hair.
Danderine is the best. cheapest and
most delightful hair corrective and
tonic. II is to the hair what fresh
showers OF rain are to vegetation. II
goes right to the roots. vitalizes and
strengthens them. Tts stimulating
properties help the hair 10 grow long.
heavy. strong.
You can surely have beautiful hair.
and lots of II. II YOU win spend s5
cents for bottle OF Danderine nj
any drug store or toilet counter. II
Is not greasy. oily or sticky .--Adver.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

In commemoration Of ths nird
of.a-century mark IN the sxistencs
OF the Washington Mutual Savings
bank. more than 100 officers and
friends OF tho pioneer Seattle insti-
tuition gathered at a banquet at tbs
Rainier club Friday evening.
A resume Of the history Of tbs
bank, from the early days In 1850.
thru the period Of the reconstr1ction
following tho great fire. 70 the pras-
snt sturdy holder OF more man sf1s-
100000 In deposits. was given 30
William Thaanum.
Tribute 10 the vision Of the tnstt
tution's founders was paid by Willis
=. barrow, secretary Of tho bank
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turtles when force
wealth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
To County Commissioners Frank Paul, South District

We
county : Nysiron.
Lets be sensible CHIEF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

Tour amnt Of Saturday that relief from traffic congestion
d.plorube toll accidents
n q
% ma nEATT1A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
To Scott c. Bone, Governor of Alaska and Former
Seattle Newspaper Man

UreofinrL the Northwest
delighted
wall for
Frnsrrnany yours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22
To Jafet Lindeberg

WHY Sir hops don't BE- ympa,hse because
being
ipadeauas instead OF
oivn suit best place 10
attack judgments tho fun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-22

Dear Mr. Cole smni-but, honestly MINK
that Director suggested that
Ions lind time against narcotics
might bend efforts end 10 tho
schools
FAR affected by the narcotics
dspiorahe tho the tier N SEATTLE