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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1922

Page

10

Daddy Be Careful closes at Olympic theater

Ted Howland and his company present the last performances of Daddy Be Careful a comic musical with songs dances and specialties at the Olympico theater leading role by Howland supported by a capable cast Felix O Day with H B Warner features film attraction A complete program change scheduled Wednesday

Ted Howland Olympico Theater Felix O'Day H. B. Warner

Paderewski to Resume Public Pianist Appearances

Renowned pianist Ignace J. Paderewski announces a return to public performances departing from Geneva. The artist plans a series of concerts in major cities, signaling a renewed schedule and touring engagement to reestablish his stage presence.

Geneva Ignace J. Paderewski Here

Sure Way to Get Rid of Blackheads

An advertisement claims a simple safe method to dissolve and remove blackheads. It prescribes dissolving powder mixed with water on a hot wet cloth to scrub the skin, promising removal of both large and small blackheads by dissolving buildup in the pores. Paris expects a soon visit to America.

City group to push harsher narcotic laws and France Porter bills

Representatives from 87 Beattie organizations meet at the Chamber of Commerce to plan stronger penalties for narcotics violators, separation of the federal narcotic division, a central information bureau, and campaigns for France and Porter bills. Attendees include U.S. District Attorney Revel, Health Commissioner Read, local school leaders, religious figures, and various civic groups.

Beattie Chamber of Commerce At & O U. S Thomas P. Revel H. M. Read T. H. Mulse Arthur Marsh Washington Educational Association C. W. Sharples Theodore Ryan Seattle A. D. Jackson Salvation Army J. F E. Krieken Mra George Daltech Travelers’ Aid Society Samuel Colyer Unitarian Laymen's League Pliny L. Allen Exchange Club Frank Waterhouse C. E. Johnston Ellis Canon W. H. Biles White Cross W. K. McKibben China Club Max M. Neumann American Legion Charlies FP. Mortality Knights of Columbus M. A. Matthews First Presbyterian Church FE. J. Brown W. B. Severyns William M. Short State Federation of Labor Community Chest Frank Burleson Eagles Crawford White J. C. Behrens Moone Mra. C BH. Oren Amanda L. Gordon Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective League Philip FE. Raver Washington

Extradition Papers Issued for O'Dell

Extradition papers were issued by Gov. William D. Stephens for the return to Seattle of John O'Dell also known as J. P. Carr. O'Dell is under arrest in Los Angeles and is accused of decamping with his wife's savings totaling 2900 dollars.

Sacramento Cal William D. Stephens Seattle John O'Dell J. P. Carr Los Angeles O'Dell

Wet Victory Is Not In Light In The Nation

Washington reports that beer and light wines will not be restored after the upcoming congressional elections. Wets may gain seats, but Congress will remain dry, with observers noting a persistent dry trend and plans to push for only limited modifications to the Volstead act rather than repeal.

Washington

Pinex cough syrup recipe promises big savings

Thousands of housewives are urged to make a cheap cough syrup at home using 2% ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. The ad claims fast relief within 24 hours, soothing throat and lungs, and healing membranes for bronchitis and related ailments. It offers a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co of Wayne Indiana.

Poniety Pinex Co Wayne, Ind

Bear Boss of Camp Kitchen

Frank Todd, cook for Saddle Mountain Logging, faced a 250 pound black bear in the camp kitchen at Astoria Oregon. He and the crew dispatched the animal with meat cleavers and clubs after a short fight. Henry Baumgartner and companions near Walluski river killed their 12th bear of the year. a brown bear treed after dogs attacked by Baumgartner. A rancher near Nehalem valley killed a female cougar measuring about 10 feet, implicated in livestock losses.

Astoria Ore Frank Todd Saddle Mountain Logging Company Cook Shack Brain Henry Baumgartner Hunteman Olney Walluski River Baumwarmer Ben Grennell Elste Nehalem Valley

New York Acting Dry Agent Named Acting Prohibition Director

Washington Oct 17 Appoint ment of F C Yellowsey chief of general prohibition agents as acting prohibition director for New York succeeding Ralph Day whose resignation is effective November 1 was announced by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes Yellowley will hold office until a permanent director is appointed later

Washington F.C. Yellowsey Prohibition New York Ralph Day Haynes Yellowley

What’s in the Air Program Y for Tuesday October 17

Radio schedule lists KYFC air slots 11:15 am 2 3 pm 6 30 pm to 6 pm 6 25 to 6 45 pm 12 to 10 5 pm 0 15 to 10 5 pm KDZE 10 30 to 11 am and 3 30 to 4 30 pm daily and 7 45 to 8 15 pm KDZE and KIR 8 15 to 9 45 pm KZC 6 45 to 7 15 pm.

KYFC U.S. Navy Yard Colman Dock Seattle Bremerton Sun Navy Yard Colman Deck

Glove Sale On Winter Gauntlets At The Rhodes Co

Wednesday morning a large glove sale offers 237 pairs of Gauntlet Gloves in strap-wrist style made of capeskin with gore and embroidery. Sizes 6 to 7 in beaver and brown shades, formerly $4.00 to $5.00, now $2.69 a pair.

Imported Kid Gloves in Two Groups

A sale offers 357 pairs of imported kid gloves in gray navy white black and brown. Previously priced at 2.50 and 2.75, the gloves are now selling at 1.57 per pair in a special offer.

Special sale on imported kids gloves at 1.95 a pair

The ad touts 628 pairs of imported kid gloves in black brown navy white and gray with one or two clasps Paris-point stitching two-tone and self embroidery. Sizes vary and the gloves formerly sold for 3.00 4.00 and 4.50 per pair. Now 1.95 per pair.

One-Clasp Capeskin Gloves Special

Brights and neutrals listed for a limited sale of 240 pairs of one clasp Capeskin gloves. Two tone embroidery and contrasting welts at wrist described. Formerly 3.00. sale price 1.57 per pair. Colors include field mouse beaver gray brown in multiple sizes.

Falls Man Dies After Ax Accident

Malcom McManus a 78 year old wealthy retired bachelor living at 2245 44th Ave. 8. W. fell while cutting wood for his stove and fatally struck his head on a double bladed axe. His body was found hours later by neighbor Mrs. R L Vance at 3241 44th Ave. 8. W. Coroner W H Carson reports no known relatives and notes McManus owned property bonds and had a downtown bank account.

Malcolm McManus 44Th Ave McManus R. L. Vance W. H. Carson

McKelvey Funeral Held For Noted Sportsman on Yacht

Funeral services for C. E. McKelvey, prominent sportsman, who died Sunday aboard his yacht Carfe, were scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at Bonney-Watson undertaking establishment with Ionic lodge F and A M in charge.

University of Washington dean allows coed dress freedom

Miss Ethel Hanley Coldwell, dean of women, states coed students may choose any wardrobe this season. She says it is entirely up to the women whether they wear long or short skirts and whether their hair is long or bobbed, with no imposed regulations.

Ethel Hanley Coldwell University of Washington

Marmola Prescription Tablets Offered for Obesity Reduction

The Marmola Prescription Tablets are promoted as a harmless obesity remedy now in tablet form. They’re sold at one dollar per case at drug stores worldwide or can be purchased directly from Marmola Co., Detroit, Michigan, with no need for dieting or vigorous exercise.

Marmola Co Woodward Ave Detroit Mich

Dr Edwin J Brown’s Dental Offices

Historic dental practice listing noting Dr Edwin J Brown at 106 Columbia Street.

Edwin J. Brown Columbia St

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