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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1021.
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\buTl Know Her fh«tanMi| bq her
trickq et|««
dangerous smile
exquisite
himble Robert
Moll* plßijed by
PR I SCI LLA DEAN
The Dentfnd Heroina
ofH"he Virgin 0f St»mbouT
OBTStDE-RIUW
Supported V)
NOW LON CHAIN EY
HKRE fiimK for hie i<ote« ui*TH«
M(r«cle Man* tnd'Th* Pon»lti|*
VANITY COMEDY
"HIS FOUR FATHERS"
STRAND ORCHESTRA
I'nder S. K. WIN'ELAND, playing
"RAYMOND" Overture
FIRST NATIONAL KINOGRAMS
COMING—"The Inside of the Cup"
SECOND NEAR SENECA
THE ffrKBCB BAND of H«iiti*
l*odgr No. >]. 11. P. O. K, riv» a
conor rt hrfor* a capacity audience
at the M*»rot>olttan lh«atr« Sunday
afternoon.
Th« nMt for r««'
non«r lh " b T» t
your ro o u Ih . lb*
Saf'it for r»ur
h'.lth- I» tb> «uar-
UtM «'»* n
ML BOWtX I.
mil"°*M lim jmQH
Precious Stones
and Jewelry
Uaquestiooed Quality
RettaMe Prices
ALBERT HARSEN
Jeweler
1010 Second Avenue
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ETHEL
CLAYTON
"SINS OF ROSANNE"
A queen of society ruled by the power of Ori
ental magic, is at times a lovely, innocent
girl—at times an abandoned adventuress!
COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA
34 Artists under Arthur Kay, playing
"Poet and Peasant"
Chester Outing COMEDY
Scenic Jimmy Aubrey
"Wood 7 BHa and Monkrr Hiu" in "The Nuisance"
MALOTTE on the Wurlitzer PATHE NEWS
COMING GEORGE ADE'S BIG COMEDY:
WEDNESDAY "JUST OCT OF COLLEGE"
Legion Posts to
Meet on Tuesday
To unify the work of the American
legion In King county and establish
closer relations between post*. all
county posts will meet Tuesday at
the Washington Hotel Anne*. I'u«ts
of other counties will hold similar
meeting* the mote day.
WILMINOTON. N. C. Wtth
■even passenger*, aero-marina bout
Ponce de I .eon leaves for KernandlA.
Fla.. on Its night from N*w York.
CHAS. SCHWARTZ
Optometrist and Mfg Optician
Kyew Riaaalaed aad Ulaaaes Killed
Prices
Reasonable.
ir r.»lee It Ik.
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Tel. Main >HL
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A Watch Repaired by
Jones la Always Right
Telephone KUkKt SWt
U29 POI KTII AVKNT'H
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TOIIAVH l'KOl.ll\MN
I llir.HT\—t Uarlle ( hsplln In The
Kl<l '•
I I r.MMKII —IIuUn Kunum In "nig
■U|i|il»f«i "
11111*1:1 M nhH < 15,1.«. In "Nln>
of "—r*" — "
»rH*M> fr1..111. ItMUI ami l-m
I'liMf) In "ihiUM* lh» SAW.**
I 111 USUI, I'U.II Mil In "l-rwlrte
Trail* "
Itl-.X—Neema Talmsdg* In Tan
then."
I I IIKKK'r- Wsllsre Held In "Al
»n>s \nils, tuns "
Kriiu lurPiNKsa," the film
-D tliiuna at the Cl*mmer till*
week. In featuring Dunlin l-'arnuni
|ln a l>lg dramatic story with a
i wholesome moral. The plat treat*
<>( twin brother* who love the sums
■ wuman.
One of the brother*, a grouchy,
money maddened flii.uutri. I* •••lied
away suddenly l« look after Impor
tant Intel cat* In New York. In
order to htitn bin movement* frt>m
an unfriendly group of financial
! operator* lie persuade* hi* brother
to Impersonate him during bi« at>
1 sence, notwithstanding the fa« 4 that
I he had only Just married a charra
itiK young woman.
The masquerader la a* different
from hi* brother aa night 1* from
day, and altho the woman In the
I rune had married the financier for
i purpose* of eipedlency nhe finally
' K i OWN to love the man she believe*
to be her hushiuid. When the flnan
cler la reported drowned In a col
lision at sea. the surviving brother
l* In a quandary. Then Just a* he
in about to confess to the wife, the
brother <WIK> had mumnl to «ve
himself when hi* ship had sunk)
shown up. *
How the masijuerader I* reamed
from hta unusual predicament and
finally win* the Klrl I* the bis
punch of the picture.
Kartium I* capably supported by
kathryn Adams
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STRAND
PriaclUa Dean and Ix>n Chaney
share starring honor* In "Outside the
I .aw," an interesting crook drama at
1 the Strand thb* week.
"Black I*" (Chnneyj. leader of the
oneater* In ttan l"rnnct»co'* under
world, seeks to revenge himself upon
Madden, whoae daughter Molt" IMl**
l»eanl ha* repulsed htm. Madden,
j tormerly a crook, now run* a gam
' bllng house and ha* been changed
from crooked way* by the philosophy
' of Chang la>w, » muchly ra*pe<ted
j old Chtnene.
"Itlarkle" arrange* for a «treet
! fight to *tart a* Madden appear* on
tlie atreet. Then, a* the fight aurta.
he shoot* a policeman and plant* a
revolver *o that it appear* a* If Mad
den had done the kilting The latter
I* *ent to prison, but only for a short
sentence, on account of lack of evl
dene*.
Molly Join* "Blackle" and Charlie,
a.iother • rook, and they have It
"framed" for her to be arrested aa
she and Charlie are robbing a aafe.
Charlie fall* In love with her. how
ever, and confesses the ' frame up **
Together they double cross "niackJa."*
There follow* a big gang fight. In
which "lilackle" 1* killed.
Charlie. Molly and Madden, who by
this time is out of prison, determine
to make a brand new start In llfa.
• * *
.roI.WKVM
Ilonann*. * tiny baby, I* about to
die. A Malay woman, employed by
jthe mother, la said to be a eeerens.
Hhe tell* the mother that If she will
sell ftoaanne to her for two year*
for a farthing, she will make her
well. The mother *ell* Itoaanne
The Malay, an outcast on account
of having no children of her own.
j Instills In ftoannne a love for dia
mond* and the power to do Injury
to those she does not like. At the
end of two years the child la returned
( to her mother.
ftoaanne grow* Into womanhood
and with her mother goes to Houth
Africa, where her brother-ln law Is
•upertntendent of a diamond mine.
fUxsnnne will do anything to aecure
Wr
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SBATTLB
TIIE SEATTLE STAR
Liberty Is Still Drawing Great
Crowds With New Chaplin Comedy
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/t characteristic pose of Charlie Chaplin, the million-Hollar
comedian, who itt drawing record-breaking crowda to the
Liberty with his latent comedy, "The Kid."
Thi* in, without a doubt, the bent comedy Charlie has given
to the public—and in it the popular comedian ha* added a
touch of jMithoe he re'and there,
Chaplin'it co-worker thruout the *tory ut Jackie Coogan, a
little five-year-old boy, who win* the admiration of the audi
ence the minute he appear* upon the screen.
diamonds. |fb» anterg Into • ««•
•piracy with an unacrupuioua dia
mond merchant »hereby ah* la to
•apply him with uncut aionni In re
turn for th* atone* ah* cravea from
hla ahop.
Kntaur Hlr l>*nl*. an Englishman.
t>enla fall* in lov* with I lonian nr.
ll* plead* with h*r to marry Itlm.
hut th* arlrt. tho aha promises to
marry him. keep* postponing th*
wedding (mrint that her lov* for
Jewala wtll bring *«rr»w Into lh*lr
II van. Ilnwrtar, l>*nl«' Insistent
wooing l» finally rewarded thr
Malay woman die* and Itnaunna la
freed from tha uncanny apell.
All thla happa-na at th* Collarum
thla wa*k where Whal Clayton play*
U>« till* rot* in "flirui of I'.oaaiwia."
• a *
rotiOMAL
Compared with "Pralrl* Tralla,"
th* n*w picture In which Tom Ml*
la starring at th* Colonial, ronal of
tha pr*vk>ua Ml* "thrlil*r«" ar*
"parlor atuff"
Tom Ml* la a marvel on hora*
back, but II la a rrmarkahl* fact
that many of hla most at-irlllng
feat* ar* Independent of hla akill
In horaeroanahlp For Inatance.
hla great leap ov*r a cliff In "Prai
rie Trail*." Thr cliff I* at lea*t 40
feet high Thr** men ar" »trug
gling at th* bottom. Tom Mix, In
atead of m*rrly Jumping off th*
cliff or climbing down Ita fkee —
which wojld give th* m»n tlm* to
prrpar* for him—actually dlva«
ov*r hrad flnit. landln* In th* ahriv
ln« nand and l*«ptn« up In tlm*
to rout hla adv*raarlra by Ih* ahc*r
•hock of aurpria* And thla la not
th* moat daring exploit In tha pic
tur*.
Thar* ar* mor* than atunta In
th« plctitra. Th*r* la a rattling
good atury, from th* novel by
j Jamea H. Hrndryg. author of '"Th*
j Te*#n.** In which Ml* appeared
! only recently with grant »u<-c«aa
|"l , ralrle Tralla" continuca th* ad
vent urea of Te* 1 Sainton. "The
J Traan."
• a a
KKX
Norma Talm.idga la appearing In
! the role of a beautiful young Huaiaian
girl in "l>anthea," tlio photodrama at
| the It** thla week.
I'anthna I* a fnmoua Rualaan plan
1 lat, whoa* brother, unknown to her.
crnaplroa againat the government.
Itaron de Uulatlor g*ta the prefect of
potloa to trump up a charge agalnat
llnthM, who had apumed hi* lov*.
I He wlahea to Intervene when I'an
ihe% la arrested and earn her jrratl
tude by aaving her from the law.
When th* police deai-end upon the
npnrtment. they aurpria* and arreat
a gang of plotter* who are holding a
roiiaplrncy with I'antbei'a brother
In the raid a man la killed and the
crime fastened upon the girt Hhe la
acntenred to prlaon,
letter a aympathetlc noldier alda
, Panlhea to eacape. In croaalng the
Plymouth, the boat la wrav-ked and
I'anUiea la rea.-ued by fierard Mer
daunt. It la a cane of love at firat
*!« lit. They flee to Parig and are
! married.
Tlte reat of the atory la given over
; »o IMnthea'a great a«crtfle* for her
hu-band her aeeond arraaat by the
: A urn. tan agent* und her exile a* a po
Iltiiul priaoner of Ituaala.
a * *
n/IHKN'CK
Will lac* Held la featured In "Al
*aya Atidarif.ua," the opening at
i traction at John Itanx'a pretty, new
theatre, the Klorenc#.
In thla photoplay Mr Raid play a
two role* Ihoae of Perry Dan ton,
i wealthy club man and dlieflante,
ind Hllm Atiucka, a crook. Both
"en were bairn on the rama day
ind both are alike lua two pea*. The
rook concelvea the idea of doing
»way wlih hla double nnd aaaumlng
hla place In noeiety and In the buai
•ieaa world He oau.sea Hnnton to
*hanghnia>d and wllh the aid of
-onfederatea peraonatra him «uc
'•anfully until IMnton (urn* up de
termined to regain hla own. How
hla I* accomplished makes a high
y in terra ting atory and the climax
« one of the mnat amaxing ever
«*en In a motion picture.
Of courae, there la a pretty love
•dory, of which Margaret
the leading woman, is the cent nil
figure. Mr. Held doubles In many
•f the scenes a* I»anton and At
tueka with surprising results.
sjjjjssiiS
M ALL WEEK I
H The nun. man of III* H
I «m*n In s virile H
I ilnunn of thr trrat I
■ outdoor*)— ■
■ DUSTIN I
IFARNUMI
I "BIG " I
I HAPPINESS"!
■ —AND— ■
■ LARRY SEMON I
H In hbt very H
I latent roninljr— I
H "The Kporijoimn" H
m Clemmer Music I
■ ÜBOKII'S HAI'PTMANN I
BROKEN MAIN
RUINS STREETS
SIO,OOO Damage Done to
Downtown Pavement
PivraiiDt waa lorn up, b;t>«'*nenta
warn flooded and atrewt rara wcrn
Htallfd whrn a lnrn« Witfr main at
Fourth avr. and Columbia «t. lirnto
ut fi it tn Humlity
Th« breuk occurred In front of the
llalnler club, whcru a hole whh made
In the atreet I'avemant aouth one
block to Columbia i«t whh ralard In
to hilloi k> On Third uv», pave
tnent rained In the aame way.
The |mvetnnnt at Third uve. nnd Co
lumlilii ft,, which wiim ralwd, had
Juat la-en laid Haturday,
The ciiiihx of tlio break la tin
known Immitiin will total more
than fio.ooo
Ten Quart* of Hard
Licker in His Home
Tan quarts of whinky writ- nel«ed
and T. A. Mi Muhan, 40, irntrttd
when "deputy aheriff* raided the
houae at 7121 Dthbla ave N. W
late Haturday. Mi Muhan. who rave
hIH occupation an trnnafer man,
furnlahed J.'.00 hall.
Mont Hinrlnjr loudly
to drown wound of hark ww, thr*-*
"M wn" In county Jail rut way to
frrftdasi*
PIUTJ 1. J_J _ , ■ -
I Helps make rick red blood
|end revitalize weak nerves
HOW TO MAKE
MONEY TODAY
*lmi Who l«*l Itodlly and Mmlil Vigor,
Mli.. In MIHHIv 1mi.1.1. and
»-«*il> I niig ur.l. nhoul.i Mat I all la
Hnul Thla—ll . >*a n.r aiuannl
Mm Mh« Alwiji Ka4r« lb*
Mml M-.n*y
A v*w Tnrk nawapapar In a vary abla
editorial. pay■ that 11 i«n*t the gold raa*.
th* fan ry chain or lit* J»**ia In a watch
that mall* II go. but that It la th* MAIM
HI-11l Nil. With man It la thi am* a*
»llh a waich-- without lha MAIN
Hl-lllStl you .-annot go ahead With It
nothing ran k**p vim bark It la plenty
of iron in th* Mood that halpt* put
th* lmn will th* iron-dalarminatlnn.
th* "g« ahead"—th* main aprlng of auc
- *aa and money-making In man. "Man
of blood and Irna" h*»* b**n th* mi»ra
..f th* aurlrl and .aptalna of Induatry of
**ary ag* without Iron, your 'blood
loaaa Ita power to rhana* inta living
r*lla a till tlaau* anil nothlaig you oat do*a
y»u th* pro par amount of good- you do
not g*t th* atr*ngth out of It. and thare
for* you M»m# w*ak*n*d both In body
and mind. Th*r* ar* )• IM lOMM.M4
r*.| blood rorpuarlaa In your blood and
**< h on* mu»t hav* Iron
u hen you kind youraalf narvotw. weak.
Irritable and ***lly upa*t. do tint wait
until you go all to pler*a and rallapac la
a alata of nararoua proatration but taka
an ma organic Iron Ilk* Nuaatad Iron at
one* to h«lp anrlrh your blood and r*-
vitallv* your wornowt, aahauatod n*rraa
Kutalad Iron la Ilk* th* Iron In your
blood and Ilka th* Iran Hi spinach. lantlla
and apple* It la wo prepared that It la
r**<ly for alnioat Immadlata alwi.rptton
aI .1 aaalm'latlna tir tti* bloo-t. aahll* aom*
phyaician* claim that matatiu iron, which
P*opi« usually tak*. I* not ahaorhetl at
all Nu*at*d Iron ort*n lncr****a tha
bodily and manlal rigor of araak. run
down nannua, f--lka In two we*k»" tlm*
fUwara of aubatlttlt** l»ok for lha
word "Nutated" on *vary parkag* wid
tha letter* S I. on avary t*l>l*t Your
monry will b* r*fundad by Ilia mantifae.
i r*r* If you do not obtain aatlafartory
reaulia lor aala by all druggists
no
aW6UWVUSITV
NOW PLAYING—
NORMA
TALMADGE
"PANTHEA"
A l)f l,nii' Kdltinn of this
notable emotional triumph!
Harold Lloyd
In "M'MBKR, PIJIAHK"
asisisis
A (iOOl) TIIINti TO KNOW
Foley Cathartic Tablets are a ponu-
Inrly wholcMome phytile an Ideal la*
atlve. They keep the »y«tem fit and
fine, purged of polnonn and ready to
n-nlftt dlMeiuie. Mlx« J. Hunter, 1240
Ktedman St. N. 8., Pittsburg., !•».,
write*: "I cannot pralae Foley Ca
thartic Tablet* too highly for what
they have done for mo." — Advertise
ment.
It's Not a Crime
To Be Thin, But—
it's really embarrassing to be so thin
that people Hp» iik oi you iis being
"skinny.* After nil. It's not neces
sary to be either thin, weak or ane
inlr. Mont «ny man or woman who
want* to put on flesh, inornate
strength. endurance and vitality—
can do it In a few weeks by Rotting
a package of Itlood-lron Phosphate
from Owl l»ruK Co. or any other
ffuod druuglst, and taking an direct
ed. Thin increases the red blood
cells, strengthen* the nervous sys
tem and thus helps to quickly over
come those troubles, such as thin
ness. anemia, neurasthenia, sleep
lessness and physical weakness due
to or accompanied by Impoverished
blood and weak nerves, Itlood-lron
Phosphate costs only $1 SO for a
three weeks' treatment, and is so
genuinely good that the druggist of
whom you buy It Is authorised to
refund the full price to you if you
are dissatisfied . Hotter get Illood-
Iron Phosphate and begin its use to
day.—Advei UseinenL
HNl'/r < <iurUn), I'li-turfa, MU»M:
Charles
Chaplin
\ IAH|InH
Jensen and Vil^^^^^W[VHL
Von Herberg
News
"THE KID"
Stands alone as the most sensationally popular
photoplay ever made!
Yukon Sourdoughs
to Shake Shimmy
One of the larpent Rntherlnir* of
the Yukon Order of Ploneern Is «
AO Six Sons
Have Appendicitis
Wisconsin Family Has Six Operations in Two
Years
Robert Power*, a farmer living in
! Wisconsin, hii had six operation®
for appendicitis In his family within
the past two year*. as stated by u
n«w« item In a local newspaper.
A TRKACHKHOt'H DI SKA SB
Appendicitis attack* at any mo-
I mrnt, even person* seemingly In
. g.»od health. I'sually. however, It is
preceded by no-called stomach trou
ble, constlpation or similar disturb*
iinci'd. Often when there is a warn
ing feeling of uneasiness in the ab
domen. appendicitis can be guarded
nuainst In efaotly the name manner
In which one guards against the
spread of throat Infection, because
that is Just what appendicitis Is—
an Infection In the Intestines spread
ing to th«- appendix. When one has
sore throat, one can often prevent
further trouble and the development
of influenxa or grippe by using an
antiseptic wash or gargle to fight
the germs and a laxative to carry
off trie poisons from the body. Just
exactly the same procedure Is neces
sary to fight the Intestinal germs
and guard against appendicitis, ltut
Instead of an antiseptic wash for the
throat, an INTISSTINAL antiseptic
Ih necessary.
IKTKtfTINAIi ANTISEPTIC
There Is now offered to the public
a preparation having the DOuIILK
action of an intestinal antiseptic
and a COMI'LKTK system cleanser.
This preparation, known as Adler
ika. acts as follows:
It tends to eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon bacilli in
the Intestinal oanal, thus ruardlnf
against appendicitis and other dis
eases having their start here.
It is the moat complete system
cleanser evei uXXcrwl lu U*o public.
pected at the Shrine Auditorium Ml
the evening of March 1, when lodf*
No. 1 of Seattle gives its annual
dance. At the last annual daao*
more than 2.000 attended.
| acting on BOTH upper and lower
bowel, and removing foul matter
which poisoned the system for
months, and which nothing else caA
dislodge. It brings out all gaseS,
thus immediately relieving pressure
ion the heart. It is astonishing tha
• great amount of poisonous matt#?
, Adlerika draws from the alimentary
canal —matter you never thought
was In your system. Try It right
after a natural movement and notice
how much more foul matter It brings
out which was poisoning you. 11l
slight disorders, such as occasional
constipation, sour stomach, gaa on
the stomach and sick headache, ona
spoonful Adlerika ALWAYS brings
relief. A longer treatment, however.
Is necessary in cases of obstinate
constipation and long standing
stomach trouble.
HKPORTS FHOM PHYSICIANS
"I imcd Adlerika In my practice
and have found nothing to excel It.
(Signed) Dr. \V. A. IJnc.
"1 have found nothing in my 50
years' practice to excel Adlerika. **
(Signed) Dr. James Weaver.
"1 use Adlerika in all bowel cases.
Some require only one dose."
(Signed) Dr. K. M. Pretty man.
"After taking Adlerika. feel better
than for 20 years. Haven't language
to express the AWFUL IMPHRITIH
eliminated from my system.*
(Signed) J. E. Puckett.
Adlerika Is a constant surprise to
people who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines, on
account of its rapid, pleasant and
COMPLBTK action. It is sold fcy
leading druggists everywhere. Sola
in Seattle by Swift Drug Co.. Kartell
Drug Co. and other leading druf
stole*.—Adv vrUsouitat.
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