The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1915, Page 3

= HOBSON URGES | WAR ON LIQUOR) Asks Support for iicnaits| to Stop Manufacture | of Drink TALKS PREPAREDNESS| | | Capt U. 8..N Richmond hero of the stinking of the Pierson Hobson, | Merrimac and consequent bot-| ling up of the Spdntards at Santi day afternoon, | two days here in the prohibition his stay he also urged na |Monal defense Sunday afternoon, at Dreamland he ¢ for volunteers to aid {hint in the fight for constitutional Wallace Reid and Dorothy Gish, in a Scene From “Old jnational prob Heidelberg” 1 would rath | fac A Griffith-supervised feature, adapted from the stage play, starring Wallace Reid and Dorothy Gish. All the many hundreds of scenes the and fit, ¢ asure has no t national ¢ ald t ‘ plays, of two reels each. ery day—it would do more good than all the sermons delivered in the churches of the city put to gether. | have been to so many different churches, and each speak er has a different story to tell, and each one claims to be telling the truth and condemns other speakers think this goes to show that not any of them really knows the whole truth. When | was a young mother, with my first baby in my arms, | was vis LIBERTY wm LVATIONISTS as FACE BULLETS Eleven A. M. to 7 After 7 o’Clock rit Loges 25c Loges ; 30¢ aaa — Be Reserved at 50c Seat 11 A. M. to 11 PLM is a chureh by the name of “The Church of the Immaculate Concep tion,” and it made me feel as if some one had slapped my face, for 1 had always felt that “every child re a crowd Feist Pike olitan the-|is @ holy child,” and every concep and Union the wrecks,” she! | was never allowed to attend wsiness of the orary Sunday echoo! when a child, so tiv WILTON LACKAYE, a $2 Star, in - 5 ed in blissful ignorance of the ex . my during the pe Istence of hell and the devil, until ‘THE MAN OF SHAME’ —5 Parts pald $9,000,000 in WageS, one beautiful, never-to-be-forgotten ared Sunday afternoon in summer, my little cousin came to play with me Positively first time shown in Seattle; adapted from the French novel. GRR Uritl Tuceday Nich Confessions of. aWife | oney federal as on |fernishe 4 information aa, ) ae will lead to the arrest of a lar ring of narcotic smugglers opera DICK"IN GROUCHY MOOD {a particula grouchy mood Ijing between Seattle and British Wasa Disk come heme last wightiatewered like the sveet ond dut:-| Columbia oan to dinner he was in very good ful wife I suppose I was by sa humor, although he tried his best ing, “Nothing r—I'm just ES ay pollen to Many Se sad ee tapes "ERICKSON ON LEVY I did not make the mistake that} “1 don't want to be made hap-| I_often did tn the first years of! py” growled Dick 1 only want! oy Be IMPROVED r marriage of asking him what to be let alone ‘ $ Was the matter. I have found, lit-| , time I was ' 4 PROPERTY te book, there is nothing a maninur and shocked, but since 1 ha ‘ OR FOR is as jealous of as his mood learned that there are when x at Lt pega! nse oe be pn tglevery human bein nts to be le . BUILDING mare poms th you s « - alone th thoug a © food, but I am going to tell Mol a’ Getea waceent te PURPOSES to he very chary of saying “Wh . ~ pg “4 bag gedit en dng sad experiences from 1, at a « eee *f » Dt ould call { ! gue, ¢ ens rick sos is like shaking a red rag at a : as D SS earheoty ctl 5 vie age No Commission to ask this question of Dick an “44 Prthes:: Mcnpygeert took me # to learn it Eee eet tacthat tain bad RAH FOR GEORGE! No Renewal Advice about another thing, | moth Bet tt oat iy Inoke Charges : < ss exploited sa = SAN FRANCISCO, ¢ N 5 = face ; Low Rates r nt!l after dinner, ho: Prompt Service Liberal Repay- ment Privileges Washington sian ty. alias Savings & Loan a consult =o fi: = GAS, INDIGESTION as a _ IN bie MINUTES HAVE DARK HAIR real stomach regul ator known Don't stay gray! when you darken gray Nobody can tell faded hair cf fe Res ut with Sage Tea and Sulphur epaia ther kept her dacedos that-—fust that ned, gloesy " ed wi Ma q t \ 3u : f C 1 will get a y leep and ee “er ready t ‘ \ a 2 tree and feel like dar I'll go: bi te truly astonish. (ed upon to reat cu oh eS ne’a and make exc i : touleh-|ind beauty to the hair and 1 and denta ey 1 for dandrug t lj fo E in Mts bi . & d t time myself ea As a af Bini falling hair : alone in un Diape + bundred 1 “ iggist Admission i5c 4 ewe A er soma A Be os irjand Sulphur, because Citar or 14 years dstted gulp, although I ey back 1 ! must e anied ee pi r g +1. eee ts 1 en it t's ea iinet) I'm off. Good night, M en and get theirjeasy ¢ Y 1 0 Df Mar r home ould alwaya be kept it throws rt tal ) OL Mary " vr id ¢ , 1 t tran¢ 8, aBY 10 tomach durt tht, |t air disappea -~ ‘ thor t it ‘ Se Ys y ck js like a child In alwa ant-[ ha eee: Pes athcas | [ah tte soft and abundant. =! Phetoplay How ¢ s his own way even abou ut 1 world looks glossy, soft a i Each story will, stage could not show—the ensembles are pic- he army will have to be) Self tured. Motion Picture News says, “A success. > aptpees Poe A It is worthy, indeed, to be rated as a $2 picture.” the tise of t prese he sald | Added Comedy Attraction iM ..':.'02.o..crcer call for annual increase ¢ “Fickle Fatty’s Fall” is the name of the Sen- ar nae J Pig te nett-Keystone Triangle comedy—of seashore troyers and air craft sports and pretty girls in bathing costume J. E. Murph Seattle, one of the seve volu who steame < into danger on the 4 Merrimac Tonight and Tuesday Only with Capt, sat in the audl-| Dear Miss Grey: | wish Minnie} : * ard the latter. Frazier would write a letter ev ting In New York city, where there! 1915, PAGE in the first of three serial film however, be complete in it- Kathie's sorrow Her hamillity and the suppression of agony When she | ns of Karl's betrothal, are masterpieces oe of art. The final scene shows them both, lonely and heartbrok Fickle Fatty’s Fall." a Triangle ™ |Keystone comedy, completes the bill eb She said: “Oh, cousin, | am so un-/ ALHAMBRA happy, tor | did not go te Gunday} Hasel Dawn is the star of the school today, and | know that for jy my r*S a” Gana this I will burn in everiasting fire.” that gives , 1 was frozen with horror, but | ques. tioned her and whole shameful story heart ached with pity ! seem to think so much about my own danger, tho she said | would surely go there, « to Sunday school My little daughter, now 11, had a similar experience. She has been attending Sunday school in the M E. church In our neighborhood, and did not DOROTHY GISHIN Liberty; Crowds Flock to Clemmer PLAY TE. ACHES Myntery nnd Mew | dramas “Been ee: Liberty—Wat by G ia Nomemary hove im Theby The Maw ley is Weber in LIBERTY Old Heldelberg,” a ple |mance, is the headliner at erty until Tuesday night |ture is a romantic drama, with Wal Jace Reid and Dorothy G in the I roles as Prince Karl, of Ru tania, and Kathie Ruder, niece of ¢ H erg in per, and pet the stud The re ce, the wootr ‘ |two, ts aning pre |war breaks up th s she told me the as My childish to becom | had never gone ®# the MH J. Warren Kerrigan, coming to the Mission next Monday, Tuesday |° and Wednesday, as Terence O'Rourke, Prince Karl returns to his kingdom e, War is stayed » of th throthed to the princess of an ad joining kingdom long before, an¢ now she becomes bis bride, to little dramatt« ta Dulete, posed e and w pre La The ¢ one Sunday came home crying, and COLONIAL sald the teacher had told the cl. if they ever told a lle they would burn forever, and she said: “it makes me feel so dreadful, for | know | have not always told the truth.” | told her the truth ways best, not so much becau are afrald, but because it better men and women Yours for enlightenment, MRS, A, is al we makes us Q—! once saw such a good book on etiquette. The topics were ar. ranged alphbeticaily, so that it was n the form of a dictionary. Do you knew the name of the book? I have been unable to find it at the book stores. Y A.—"A Dictionary of Social Ett ett by H. C nm, may » to dictionary which you r form This gives . social published a New York city. It sells an of nook ano's Qa—! young would like to get married, but my have man going with a four years. We been for father and mother are very poor and they need my support. | earn $10 a week, of which | give my parents a part. They have not sup- ported me since | w&s 10 years old | have two married brothers and two brothers who are living at home. What would you advise me to do? ADA \ I think you t free to marry the mar but be foing so you consult wh » be made f course they t be cared for. You naturally heir your brothers your willingn s to assum to Dear Miss Grey: In regard to the query about Dick’s mother, “Confessions of a Wife”: Is there no place for a mother after she has raised children and sacrificed her self to their interests? Margie says Mrs. Waverly is always thinking about herself. Who thinks more of herself than Margie? Isn't she al ways wondering if Dick loves her? Poor old Mother Waverly prob. ably had reason for being nervous and irritable. Did she not bear and rear three children? She gave the best years of her life to these same children. Aunt Mary, with whom she is always compared, had no children, consequently did not have the same problems to face and contend with A man, generally, at the age of 60, looking for a young girl to give up her happiness to share his life. A woman at that age Is ex pected to sit in a corner and knit or crochet for the numerous grand. children, 1 think Mrs Waverly is abused and Dick is an ungrateful son to al low Margie to be 6g meddiesome It Is but natural that she should love her wayward boy and take his part If Margie, with her inheritance and happiness, cannot share with a lonely old woman, who is Dick's mother, she deserves no happine If his home cannot shelter her, let Margie provide a companion for her. It is too lonely for Mother Waverly to be left alone. Margie is selfish OPINION OF A SON Dear Miss Grey: Just a few lines In answer to a query, “Can a goat ewim? Not for his life. But he can swim about 35 t. The reason they cannot swim s because their hoofs are so smal! | Very truly yours, BE. A, in GOOD ROMANCE Clever Film Actress a Hit at LESSON th of the reigning prince an the crown of Rutanta is placed on Karl's head For diplomatic reasons Karl was with great A South American travelogue and & comedy complete the t eee headliner of the Colo s “The with F It fs an iol,” a drama of Forrest Taylor A-l picture, with A gripping story of life 1 the scenes It tells of Ceci! Fordyce an the star of life t a former matinee idol, now a victim of drin who is redeemed by an actress posing as a Salvati assle a play in be the star. igh the bill, Pere pily. with For.|t¢? of @ senator, attends a farewell fe s own bachelor dinner, given in h r ee Se eee 4 Sentence,” Here, on a dare, he goes w tel etre ee re, ot the Dente: end ia the 2 _ Be : gives war a jolt in some of the a comedy, with George Ovey in ost to the rooms of two girls. scenes. In one place, where Prince esd. ave the Seataved + discovers the visit has|Karl (Wallace Reid) denounced rv horrit h ps war and refused to put on his unk vi : piscnbboegulicts: meses ansegh ot was roundly applauded, CLASS A ven to d r, he eter pase Bo Mier The Mystery of Room 13,” with who tells that suld SHE DID Mare MacDermott in the lead, ts the feature at the Class A, which > eae before two years he will began Sun and ends Tuesday) be a night absorbing mystery full of A ¢ Eugenics,” a Sydn Drew com with Sy !ney Drew the brings fort mar Jaugh eee MISSION Man ne,” a five Universa ture with Mi Lackaye and Rosemary Theby rent bill at the Mission. Lacka Pc La Roque, an hb ws to kill t e closing at t of th ture show Locke the d ng room in Du ; home, revolver ‘ woe-stricken yo er 1 » standing in the ola of 4 he garden, on the brink of a clif eo ee € verlooking the sea CLEMMER isle The film version of “Dan 1 GRAND ( hic picturizats of} M of the Washin t of the same name . bal wh ‘ € ay at the Clem rand) Wa ay, ha r init thr the day was attended by a al e Grand Sunk Mother emember to 1 crowd than was the stage hat theat y someth Mrs. Apple R rd tt is fea-| Besides this feature there are two| Ethel—Oh, yes. I said I enjoyed ture ripping dramas and a or self very much, I had lots more Telling the tragic story of George t novie bill. Helen Rose Gibson, to eat than ted Dupont, a young and rising lawyer, Kalem’s new star of the ; 7 ace 84 Aeon: it ats out Helen,’ i ed in re Res ner eT WAN UT rrible for sical and cue of the Brak s Children,” a} UOG VOU ruin that r iow a mo- railroad drama in which Helen risks ment of “indiseretic her life more than once Between f LS} FOR & George Dupont, engaged to be)Two Fires,” another drama, and a US FUN Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Quality and Home Cooked Foe Cont ° errs >. ms. Our Breakfast Specials Waffles, with Coffe 10¢ Hot Cakes, with ( 106 ry Butter Served wi Vreah mn GutO to 10:0 @ rr m. Only welt nding @ Mezzanine Dining d Heat Ky! 1421-23 4th Ave. Adjoining Joshua Green Bldg. APAR PIKE, ON FOURTH SECOND AVE. AT VAMES ST An Unusual Sale of Dress Skirts $2.85 Values to $4.00 4 Now for a rousing Skirt sale— there are just about 100 in the lot—and such lovely styles. They come in all-wool in fancy mixed many smart belts, some others with materials, dark colors; also There are models—some have goods. in the flare skirts, the yoke effect, and many have patch pockets This one-day sale constitutes an unusual op- portunity to get a real dressy Skirt of smart, serviceable ma- terial, and at the $2 85 . e low price of Just Think! Untrimmed Hats _50c j Remarkably Good Values in WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR Women’s Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants in white or natural gray 98c ping Garments, 1 quality of flan- J. 59e dren's Fine Ribbe: lle Women's White Silk and Weel Veet and Higtte-on, onthe very ois Children’s §! rs Cotton le Hors’ Union Sutts h THE MYSTERY OF ROOM# 13 MARC McDERMOTI ok Supported by LILLIAN HUBERT “A Case of Eugenics’’ — A “Baby” Comedy w Events cand Mys NEWS PLOT ORIAL—The as HE ARST-SELIG Monday Tuesday THIRD AVE. CLASS§ : CENTS Theatre