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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
TWO LoTs-Two HOUSES
At Bargain Prices

DN $500 49,
An out.of-tUWn owner gives us The
exclusive on two fine lots on
the northwest corner af t1tn
n. T.. and r. Ggth. near the Rooae-
Welt high school 4 site Tor two
homes The price Of $500 on
ALMOST any reasonable terms Be-
all tight
Can you imagine 4 fine modern
fouf-rodm house on q slightly
but small lot near Woodland park.
complete whit FUN basement end
garage. for f1,50O. We have u
with a first payment as low NJ
$500 and balance easy
also offer q larger home Of
eight rooms for S2.GT5 This
house In not new. but would make
n mighty comfortable home Close
to car line. We viii call for you.
HENRY FATHERS 4 co.
2i3 T. i5th St ME lrse-tSaT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
1924 olds Four
Very Late Ford Sedan

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s9fal new. rich. mstrous appear
- Motor purrs Just Nkt new
rGrd should Ne ElNF Is months
- nav with just u small payment
t,wn Hrrv ts a bargain you s
SSm see 80 don't walt only ss'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
Beautiful Colonial


WAILINGFOED HILL Dis
TRIcT. PAVED STREET
ALL IMPHOV EMENTS PAID
CUT TO $500
Wonderful location for buai-
ness or professional man;
very attractive. you VIII
agree with us that this is a
wonderful bargain The hv
INK room is spacious with
attractive Fireplace. book
cases and beautiful oak
floors; an abundance Of
windows in both living and
dining rooms: convenient
cabinet Kitchen and break
fast nook. two fine bed
rooms and sleeping porch.
full concrete basement. fur
mace. laundry trays aud "a
rage: situated on II large
lot. The lot alone will soon
be worth the price Of the
property. DON'T HEST
TATE CALL At 1901
NORTH 4sTH ST. or phone
ME- rse-0T1e tonight and We
will call FOR you.
LANDoNS REALTORS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
FIVE ACgEB
SEATTLE HEIGHTS

SEATTLE HEIGHTS
SsNDHM HOUSE AND HARN
Five sores. half cleared, with NEW
f-HOuM HOUSE This place faces
main road and o. close 90 the
NEW STATE HIGHWAY and
EVERETT iNTEHuHHAN Land
lh perfectly level firftsciaEa coil
go fruit trees bearing. biz RANGE
goes Wlth place only t1p0p on
good. easy terms
TIRE 81, o. MORSE co.
tie LenrF HldE IA iu-GGg5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
C. A. Dawson
Woodland Park

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
g. FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
KY y
Brand New
Colonial
4 Real Palace
Honest Values
Easy Terms


ne viii br good Tor your eyes
Just fn FHar Ht this bsauti-
ful kentucky Colonial With
ita distinctive architecture
ihr finish. ARRANGEMENT
and workmanship are tho
unrEt We have ever seen
This builder served bits
time as am apprentice Cahi-
not maker. uud surely has
no equal The inaldr ~
EanHrmrut lH strictly Dutch
Colonial with mammoth
Twins room uu unr side %
entrance hall dining room
on thr other a real dream
Kitchen. with more than
the usual amount 81 built
ms. three largo bedrooms
upstairs with one ~ the
most complete baths sou
San imagine; tile floor.
Roman tub pedestal bowl
inset soap receptacle show
rr and curtains nf course
Do has uak noors through
cut dow uaiaira. tile fire.
place. bookcase French
doors cement basement.
furnace laundry trays and
garage You cannot even
imagine the SUPREME nu-
tsh. with the artistic una
hogany trimmings and HiN
coat cnamolrd paint work
EuouEh Haid - could fin
irh this column ruumNruts
iug the good fratbFra but
what's tho uau when Ia
phone can Viii bring %
sab smau o. your door, To
prepared o. rfu the Clnanis
est home iu thr city at this
pr.cr Just phone ME lrry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
Henry C. Ewing and
Company

Members Of Multiple Listing Bureau
GOO Alaska BidE. MA iu-a3tl
Service"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
]sAcRrlcE
TREMENDOUS HAfNlIl'E
Sensational Value
MUST HE SOLD
Million Dollar View
Grapes, Range, Limo.
All for S4,350

Don't fet "a value like fhif
pass by Hruutlfui colonial
bungalow strictly mudrtus
oak floors. French duurs
wonderful fireplace, de-
iRhtfui cabinet Kitchen.
very artistic nook two
cheerful bedrooms cement
basement fufunrc laundry
garage dandy lot tovrrH
90 view. don't let this rec
mHFhHblr value Eu ht
Compare this with the
hpmrs sou have seen selling
Goa several hundred dpl-
lars higher. and reWrm
hsr tho r~uFtalus range 1na
uualaum so with the
house Here b. a chance
tn make real money AZ the
samr time live tn "a hnHu-
tiful dream home Phone
ut once Tor appointment
ME- irac- $500 or tssi
Christensen Realty
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
BURBAN REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE

IIG BARGAfN-Over y acre. ali
cleared. with t20-ft frontage on
pnved street with city water. light
aud telephone. About 600 feet from
Victory Way. near corner. This Is
a pretty home site and n very con
Venient location. Schools and
stores near by. Five minutes auto
ride north OF city limits. Price
only S7G5. Terms S25 cash. Sti in
co DAYS. $40 per month. Call to-
day. eco Walker Bldg, corncr Sec
ond Ave. and University 81.
EL iot-0tS2.
Evening star., 1925-03-31
Belasco-"M "Mismates.'

= 'Mfsmates." the four-act play that
] its premier at the Shubert-
iaSco Theater last night. reveals
.sur absolute necessity for poor girls
Titing to Dorothy. Dix before they
> Try scions of noble families who
1--we an excessive sense of loyalty
2 the Knickerbocker tradition. If
: . heroine had merely asked Dorothy
= KS advice, there wouldn't have
= en- any play called "Mismates" and
: ohably the producer would have
= en- a wealthier man.
= "Mismates" is a. sociology lecture
essed up in pretty conventional
p ea,trical garb. In the matter of
iress, however. it has on too many
: othes. The cast, capable though it
> is hampered from the second act
- in its every movement because of
shis excessive dressing, theatrically,
~ the playwright.
The play has its moments. Its
atory. as the title implies. concerns
: jolly, pretty girl from the youn ger
%ud poorer set Of the Bronx who
vadeS the WestcheStcr summer
8 ,me colony for a husband. who. as
!, iual. is cut off by the family and
,s TO go to work at S35 d week.
Is becomes morbid. tyrannical.
Two years of living like this and
Sle wife goes back to her old beauty
= 1ctoring business, now made lu-
'ative by hairbobbing and face lift
Gig the class tnat can afford to pay
ell for it. She falls in with the old
2s-owd and becomes the innocent tool
- her brother, who, in turn, is the
~illing tool of a veteran gem robber.
i fter the sister cuts the rich woman's
air. the brother, or one of his
SCENTS, lifts her jewels. A detective
lend advises her of her danger, but
40 late. She is forced to Jail with
~le rest of the gang, but, although
Evening star., 1925-03-31
Gayety-"B Billy Arlington

Jovial Billy Arlington, the Friar
Tuck of burlesque comedians. is pay
ing Washington another visit this
week. The Gayety Theater was
crowded last night with a host of his
friends, who gave him a royal well
come. Billy has been absent from the
burlesQue stage for several years, but
Jacobs and JcImon have won him back
into the fold, reports say. by a
princely pay check, but Billy says
the good fellowship OF the burlesque
audience is what he longed for. Be
wnat II may. Arlington seems to en-
JOY himself. laughing almost as
heartily as his audience, and his
laugh is infectious, his humor most
enjoyable and his dancing and fid-
ding make one wonder what he
could do along these lines IL he really
tried.
The show, the Golden Crook Com
pany, is one of the best, IL not the
best, OF the seasons offerings, with
a clever cast of entertainers and
some good sketches. One of the best
in the company is Cliff Clifford, who
does good black face speciality and
is a scream in little scene termed
Producing Drama" Walter La
Foye presents the unusual in "a
straight" man with a really good
voice
The feminine portion balances the
scales with talent and loveliness. EIDE
Mae Is a charming prima donna with
a good voice and some ability as a
comedienne Her al Trovatore" num-
Der with Billy Arlington was a hit
Evening star., 1925-03-31
National-"The Holy CITY.

3 DRAMATIC deepest and most poign-
- ant that has ever gripped the heart
Of the worlds embodied in the
- events on which Clarence Bennett
based his play. THE Holy City
: The st. PatTick's Players with Ar
ling Alcine directing, pick up this
@drama Of the days when Christ was
a rncificd and unfold its tragedy
Sainst background of triumph
y chsely and tmpressively at the Ma
So iQnal Theater this week, taking their
S- r1ience back through the ages to the
y ,ays when the Roman eagle ruled
the world and Jerusalem was a
cjllShty city.
Words foated across the footlights
hich brought an unfamiliar thrill.
: ituationS were presented which at
glimpse told more than volumes
Mcpuld describe. 1t was history Wis
u ,iized. with hissory's drama brought
1"nt in daring, broad strokes
- II would serve no end to sum-
trize this play. Enough that 1t
p lis the profound story of Christian
,yS birth
- S.home dancing for the head OF :,
- ophet; mother begging king
= the life of her son, WeakIlnS
- march swayed by a womans cum
.Gng and his own selfishneSs; the
sr.riidy of priests of the people and
those in the high seats plotting
ainst one whom they feared threat
: ed their temporal power; above all
fickleness OF men who glorify
day. TO cruelty the neNt-al are
:. :crwoven in this drama.
Airing Alcine. director OF the pro-
- ction, and the Marius Of the cast,
yes a polished and finished char
= tcTizatiou OF the Roman citizen,
- 70 defcd his nation. his family, his
conan gods, to support Christianity
- ven foreswearing love of salome to
follow the teachings OF the Christ.
S.ls Elizabeth. mother Of John the
aptist Helen O'Neiu shows deep
,preciation of the emotionalism
2. hich surrounds this character, and
EMS l.. Connell, as John the Bap-
saist. gives restrained but forceful
presentation, appealing and impress
give.
:. All are sincere, and SO there is
iraise for all. Perhaps among those
outstanding in the cast are also Orme
libby, as Malchus, a striking por-
yraiture OF sycophant conspirator;
= Taurice Jarvis, CatphaS, high
,riest of Israel; Estelle Murray, as
l+alome-a Sslome less fearsome in
morals than the creature ordinarily
associated with this name: Aileen Mize
:, 5 Herodias, Queen: Arthur Is. White,
a. Fitzgerald. as Judas. Denis Con-
rcll, by the way. is the PLATE also,
3ud a Pilatc almost as convincing
- his John the Baptist
Allow for minor adjustments to-
2 ght in the scenic and lighting ar
ngements; for a few halts i'll an
g ,herwise smooth-moving perform
9ncc. and the ST. Patrick's Players.
: rnest and talented amateurs, may
l. expected to meet the exacting de-
Il tnds of their most pretentioIs offer
r =, for which Rev. Francis J. Hur-
[ V, also, who has aided them TO
;e to their enviable status, may
;. i'm a share of we'll deserved credit.
The play will continue through the
= elk, and it may fearlessly dare It's
uounced presentation in Phila-
q lphia. Atlantic City, Baltimore and
y her cities that already have bid for
: as a Lentcn week attraction.
Evening star., 1925-03-31
Mutual-"Band Box Revue.

The Band Box Revue" holding
forth at the Mutual this week, is
really one Of the best attractions
playing the circuit
1t is all fun. A pair of stellar come
dians, NIFTY De We're and Harry Mey-
ers, furnish q type of comedy that is
dry humor, highly infectious and with
a punch in every line. Their best bit
is a wartime sketch, entitled Are
Gone Memories" in which they por-
tray the disconsolate rookie dough-
boy. Meyers shows well also in a
vaudeville sketch, assisted by Helen
Davis who Is the best performer OF
the feminine roles.
The Morette sisters, Lillian and
Anna, billed as co-stars with De We're,
offer several operate numbers on
various musical instruments. Their
vivacity, overplayed, however, doesn't
help much. Isabelle Darling, recruit
ed from the chorus for song and dance
Evening star., 1925-03-31
BRYAN AND ROOSEVELT
MAY ADDRESS BANQUET
Invited to Speak at Jefferson Dim
ner Of National League of Pro-
gressive Democracy.

william Jennings Bryan and Frank
lin D. Roosevelt have been invited
to address banquet of Washington
Democrats planned for the evening OF
April 13--the anniversary of the birth
of Thomas Jefferson-in the large
ballroom of the MayfIower Hotel. The
affair is being arranged by the Ma
tional League OF Progressive De-
mocracy. Details will be announced
later.
w. Jett Lauck Is chairman OF the
National League of Progressive De-
mocracy, w. r. Murphy secretary
and John W. Price of Virginia, treas
urer. Edward II. Britton Is chairman
OF the executive committee, Joseph
c. Zirkle head OF the general COM
mittee and also the local organiza-
ton, George J. Martin Is secretary
and Miss Anna Jones treasurer.
Evening star., 1925-03-31

last night. A rather peppery and
graceful soubrette Is Grille Knight,
who has more than the usual ability
in dancing. Louise Wright was re-
called time and again after her song
numbers. Her comedy work also was
enjoyable.
A musical turn, the Frazier Jazz
Trio, is a treat. They play guitars.
mandolins and banjos in manner
that holds the audience literally
spellbound.
The chorus takes first rank in the
burlesqpe field for beauty OF face
and figure and il has enough pep to
satisfy even the lover of the Mexican
hot tamale.
Evening star., 1925-03-31
A M u Sc NJ E N T S

she is released at once, IL also is
too late, for the husband packs up
and takes the infant son back to
later, told that her baby is dead,
takes to rum. Her brother, involved
with a gang. finally shoots the leader
in her apartment. She takes the
blame and her husband helps to send
her TO Auburn for life by telling Of
her former connection with the gang.
The husband marries again and lives
happily until the girl escapes from
prison and comes back to Kill him.
but forgets her intention in the eX
citement OF finding that her baby is
not dead.
A baby that apparently has rea ched
the ripe old age of Is months is the
first actor to appear on the stage. He
handles his minute and 80 seconds
masterfully and wins the hearty ap-
plause of the audience. Later a child
of or 5. with a high pitched voice,
makes plaintive plea for some one
to read the funny papers with him.
These offer two touches that have a
never-failing appeal not new, and
not SO much in use these days.
c. Henry Gordon. as the husband;
Mary Daniel. as the wife. and Minor
Watson, as the detective friend, ham
ole their parts we'll despite the fact
that the plays movements are too
cumbersome for an unfettered display
of talent.
Others of the cast are capable, but
work under the same handicap.
Evening star., 1925-03-31

mac River yesterday, will be held i'm
Zurhorst's Undertaking establish
ment 301 East Capitol street, tonight
at s o'clock Rev. DIR. {. r. Stauffc Il
will officiate.
The body will be taken TO Wood
haven, Long Island, y. Y, tomorrow
for interment.
Evening star., 1925-03-31

ington to be held at the Burlington
Hotel Thursday night, at 8 o'clock.
The public is invited.
John b. Larner, the treasurer, will
read the annual report of his office.
and Arthur c. Moses, chairman of the
local society, will preside.
Evening star., 1925-03-31

numbers. is pleasing; Gus Flaig makes
himself generally useful through the
performance. and Roy Sears exhibits
no mean ability in songs and dances.
The show is conspicuous in that
practically all the scenes and jokes
are entirely new
Evening star., 1925-03-31
OFFICIALS TO SPEAK.
Commissioner Husband and Travel
ers' Aid Head to Make Addresses.

w. w. Husband, commissioner of
and Sherrard Ewing.
national director of Trayelers' Aid
Societies, will be the principal
speakers at the annual meeting of
'he Travellers Aid Societies of Wash
Evening star., 1925-03-31
RITES FOR MRS. TAYLOR.

Funeral services for Mrs. Raymond
l.. Taylor, who was drowned below
Great Falls, November Z, and whose
body was recovered from the Poto-
Evening star., 1925-03-31

A bill will be introduced in the
British Parliament making women
eligible to positions as harbor COM
missiopers
Evening star., 1925-03-31
Stop constipation
and enjoy good
health, keynote
Of letter.

II you suffer from constipation.
there is good cheer for you in Mrs,
Levy's words:
On my ssventy-Afth birthday take
great plsssurs In letting you know that
1t 10 due 70 ksuogS's ALL-BAAN that I
an nov enjoying good health. was
compelled TO take an enema or cathar-
tie every night. Since May. 1924. when
. friend recommended Kellosg's ALL
saAE. the poison In my system has
been eliminated without the aid of
pursattvss. ! heartily recommend Kel-
logs ALL-IRAH to everyone afflicted
With Intestinal trouble.
Yours gratefully,
MRs. PAULINE LEVY,
II ". S3rd st.. New York CITY.
Evening star., 1925-03-31

Host of Spring Materials
Exquisite Hair Hats.
Crepe Brims With Milan Crowns.
Novelty Braid Hats-Taffeta Crowns Milan
Brims.
Fashionable Satin Hats.
Jaunty Felt Hats.
Body Straw Hats
Miss, Madam and Matron Hats
Embroidered Crepes.
Charming Ribbon Hats
Straw and Silk Hats.
Evening star., 1925-03-31
Every Model Pictured Illus.
trates a Style Included in This
Event. Only One.Of.A-Kind

IOday-We come to MILLINERY
EVENT that has been planned for weeks
ahead to outclass every single value. giving
event Louis Gold Company has ever presented.
Our tremendous buying power gives us access
into New York's best known houses-makers
that are known from coast to coast for their
creations and their style individuality. Tuesday
and Wednesdays presentation tops them all
in the hundreds of magnificent hats-in the
scores of individual styles-in the multitude
of gorgeous colorings-and in the SUPREME
VALUES.
Evening star., 1925-03-31
A Brilliant Rainbow
of COlOrings!

CITRON-bright yellow.
SEAGREEN-daring shade of green.
FANDANGO-a fuchsia of deep, rich tones.
WILD ORCHID-deeper in tone than orchid.
MARMORA-soft,r rich green.
GOBELIN-warm shade of copen.
CONCH SHELL-warm shade of salmon.
TERRAPIN-a deep, golden tan.
BOISE DE ROSE grayish rose.
SEASIDE-light tan.
Evening star., 1925-03-31
Woman of Is says KeIlogg's ALL-BRAN
cleansed system Of constipation's poison

Don't let constipation drag you
down. Cleanse your system Of its
poisons. Thousands have regained
their old-time vigor and vim,
stopped constipation forever, by
eating Kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
Eat two tablespoonfuls daily
in chronic cases, with every meal.
Relief guaranteed or money re-
funded. Ready.to-eat with milk or
cream. See the recipes given on
the package. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
is made in Battle Creek, Michi-
gan. Sold by all grocers. Served
in leading hotels and restaurants.
1&lessS llt,!!!!'
Evening star., 1925-03-31
A Brilliant Rainbow
of ColOrings!

CASTILLAN RED-bright, daring red.
FRENCH GRAY-pearl gray coloring.
PABLO-a sand shade
LIDO-tannish gray.
SPANISH YELLOW-orange tones.
THISTLEBLOOM-r tone fuchsia
BLUET-a soft. lavender blue.
INDIAN ORANGE-a deep, rich orange.
. TARRAGON-soft, dull green.
Evening star., 1925-03-31
The Hugeness of This Annual
Event Is Its Guarantee of the
Hundreds of Genuine Values

What wealth of styles-featuring all the
charming whims that have been introduced
by New York and Paris miliners for late
Spring and early Summer. There are hats
for every occasion-Dress Hats, Sports Hats,
Street Hats, Garden Hats, Flowered Hats,
Yelled Hats and Tailored Hats. The materials
used are OF the finest quality, and the workman
ship is of the highest, most exquisite character.
To see these hats is to want two, three and
even four to accompany various costumes.
Women who love the finer kind of millinery
will revel in opportunity such as this sale
presents One-of-a.kind only, we suggest early
selection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10
OIL INSPECTION
Jobs ATTACKED
Senator Bait Would Make
End DoubIy Certain.

Adjustment OF the offices of oil
inspectors is provided in bill in
troduced today in the Senate by
Senator Bait, Terre Haute.
Although such adjustment is pro-
vided for in the State budget, "a
little previous abolishing would not
hurt" Senator Bait said.
Senator O'Rourke, FIT. Wayne,
presented measure authorizing the
Governor TO order the board Of
trustees of the State School for
Feeble Minded Youth at FIT. Wayne
to turn over property along the st.
Joe River for boulevard.
Under a bill introduced by Senator
Saunders, Bluffton, fine of $25 is pro-
vided for persons who carelessly or
negligently allow live stock to run
loose.
Senator Saunders, Bluffton, also
introduced bill allowing cities
owning municipal light plants to
erect city or community buildings
from profits. The Bluffton light
plant has a surplus Of $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10
Government Price Control Looms
in England as LiUing Costs Rise
BY MILTON BRoNNER
NEA Service Correspondent


FL ONDON, Feb. 1O.-For the
IL Government control OF
IL meat. wheat and tea.
Government purchase of these
commodities.
Government sale Of them to the
wholesalers.
Government control of the retail
price.
Government subsidy-if neces-
sary-to maintain these prices.
This sounds like state socialism,
but it is what Tory government
now in control of Great Britain
may put into force before summer.
1t will be one of the most sensa-
tional peaee-tine moves ever at
tempted by conservative govern
ment. 1t will be prompted by the
necessities OF very serious situa-
ton, and it will have tremendous
repercussions in the United States.
The English pound sterling is al
last looking the American dollar in
the face on practically equal terms
But business is still bad. More than
a million people are still drawing un
insurance. The price OF
necessities still mounts. People who
are drawing doles and people who
are drawing wages are alike having
a hard time.
1t was thought that when the
pound sterling reached par or near
it, prices would go down. The re
verse has been the case. Meat costs
more. Bread costs more. Team
spite of the late labor government
taking the tax off-costs more.
Faced by this, the new Conserva.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-10
FORMER CONVICT
CHARGES TORTURE
Prisoners Beaten to Death
In Texas, Doctor Says.
BIZ United Press

bN UHtLe0 PTeSS
AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. 10. -
Charges of brutal and inhumane
treatment Of prisoners were to be
further investigated today by a legis-
lative committee, following testi-
mony of DIR. H. E. Boaz, former
convict, who told the committee of
seeing Joe Furey, convict, tortured
to death.
Charges that four prisoners died
as a result of cruel punishment IN
the Texas penitentiary were made
by Boaz.
Furey was starved until he was
nearly dead, Boaz testified. Then he
was dipped into ice-cold water,
beaten over the head with stick
Of flrewood and stamped and kicked
by G. c. Fowler, convict caretaker
in the prison, Boaz charged.
Other testimony by Boaz included
stories of the death Of a Mexican
prisoner after q severe beating and
the Staying OF negro convict who
was killed when a guard struck him
on the head with an iron bar.