The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1916, Page 3

- First at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 TONIGHT ONLY ” MORAL. FABRI A bigger story, a finer play than “Matrimony” — the sensational answer of “How to Hold a Hus- band” Also a Keystone comedy—2,000 feet of fun—all fun “Bullets and Brown Eyes” ters, Marie and Alice. a & newspaper reporter 4 | Dixieland,” presented by [clever dancers and Miner Bruce, author of several books on 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. 8 FEATURES Seven new Vaudeville and First-run Picture Features— and a five-piece Orchestra. Matinees figure system being used. tion is needed it.is in the alphabetical hese. 5c and 10c CHILDREN 5c he announced. What, part of a hustand’s incom should a wife spend? Don’t Miss Seeing —iIN— A Six-part Kleine COMING SUNDAY Masterpiece Al Jennings Added in “Beating Back” Comedy Full of Life John Hamrick rf Gniuen se LOC —Chiterense LEC SBEBEBSBEBSBSE EEE SEBS RBBB EES GB: LIVELY BILL AT THE PANTAGES Rosie Lityd, another member of{at Pantages. She has a lot of ‘the noted family of English com-|ciassy new songs and is just as ‘ jediennes, is the hit of the new bin dainty and charming as her sis-| Volant and his “fying piano” jare a mystery. “The Kidnaping of | Bianci” ta a clever sketch, giving | | Marion Munson opportunity eral lightning costume changes | Hal Forrest assists her in the role fee [nee the baby Pealson and Goldie chatter and |sing, also Knight and Moore | Another hit fs “A Holida in} FROM PAGE 1 of Southern entertainers who ingers Harry Tsuda, a Jap cir SEATTLE MAN TO SIMPLIFY MAPS nopolies by a few Wall st. finan-| 6 19th ave. has turned his attention to a | fleld—namely, to make maps sim |pler, so that the average person yan find a location. in-a simpler |tfial corporations, their political and easier way. He has worked Power must become within a few SHOWING years world-wide out bis plan on a map of Alaska, | which will be published within «|Who the Men, Stone | ] tw weeks, land Webster, Are! I ODA Y Under the old method to the map required a double op eration by the user—a letter and have today, and one they can use Between Spring ; iin whatever way they please Se: As they also control the largest and neca Bruce's new plan, just one opera’ You look up the name of the town, river, mountain, or whatever woo step There you find a numeral At once you turn to that number} on the map and the location of the town, river, ete. is promptly Evenings § sxx Frascisco, waren | extradition papers for Jim Marlano }Seattle market clerk, suspected of |908 caused the fallure of many elec murdering fF. Villardo here, years ago, will be asked today by| Stone & Webster at once went Capt, of Detectives Patrick Shea, ti itric power companies es [public service corporations “The Spendthrift’ », Ginger and Snap . Attraction! ca. REX 18 Orchestra a i ve est of Czernowitz. STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1916. PAG™ “MORAL FABRIC” LASTS Play Shows sUp Mi ree Love” [DADDY'S AT WAR DESTROYERS IN WHO WANTS HER BATTLE AT SEA Mother Can't Keep Baby and| British and Germans: Clash Off Is Going to Give | the Belgian Her Away | Coast |JUST SIX WEE KS OLD GERMAN VESSELS HIT | | LONDON, March 21.—Four British destroyers engaged 3 three German destroyers off | the Belgian coast yesterday, the admiralty announced to. day | Two of the German vessels | were hit by British shells ‘ Four British sailors were i , wounded. The Germans escap ed Into Zeebrugge after a run ning fight This clash was the first in weeks It is believed the German veasels either emerged from Zeebrugke or darhe along the coast of Holland from Heligoland Incoming skippers reported mists overhanging t and the North sea The German admiralty's state. ment said the Teuton destroyers scored eral bits. Then d Her In. the Hritish vease fle | & exactly six weeks old to plac als | BESIEGE TREBIZOND | When she was taken to the pho ROMP, March 21.—Rusaian war tograpt r she was nal op , Ob = ebips ha arrived off Trebizond pet : : ha vanes r Bin rs a and Me King tt, advices recel¥ up down p AndmMa led asserted The elty an jtickled her under the chi The re ae sald to b pher droppel a phat ot Turks defended by a larg photog wists noisily “Wake up, baby,” grandma oy | her ‘Show your pretty biue e: ! |for the picture.” But “baby” wasn't going to le & mere photographer disturb ner| sleep. Only once, for just a fraction we did she a minute open her eyes | took in the situation hurriedly, saw |nothing particular to change her! original intention, and daggd again ined to sleep, teal - jshe is too healthy to let anyone Hair becomes charming, wavy, snatch any of it from her, no mat er how much they move her| lustrous and thick bout | in few moments. was dete: A fine, round-faced Engilsh baby| Every bit of dandruff di she ts. | pears and hair stops | Her father sald he wae going to coming out. the war. And he went—before she| a |was born. He has not been heard) Por 25 cents you can save your jfrom since. hair, In less than ten minutes you The young mother t# unable to/can double its beauty. Your hair Itake care of her. Soe must get becomes light, wavy, fluffy, abund employmrent—and she cannot be ant a out all day working and give the and charming a young girl's aft baby the right sort of a home. er-apptying some Danderine. Also Grandmother is too poor to care, try thie—motsten a cloth with a for the baby. little Danderine and carefiily draw What is there ‘to do? The etri- it throu your hair, taking one [mother pondered {it long. She small strand at a time. This will wrestled’ with her own wishes, | cleanse the h. estve off, and in just a few mo She has finally gathered up auf-| ments you have doubled the beauty Ro courage to part with the of your hair. A delightful surprise |baby—to part with tt forever, if;awaits those whose hair has been [need be jnexlected or Is scraggy, faded, dry, So The Star ts today beginning Drittle or thin. Besides beautify he quest for new parents for this/!D& the hair, Danderine dissoly tot. Who will adopt her? every particle of dandruf | Sf you. can give ber a good home, | clean purifies and invigorates good education, good surroundings, th* Scalp. forever stopping itching }good training, let The Star know 824 falling hair, but what wit ong please you mont will be after a few | weeks’ use, When you see new bair Write first. and The Star will make an appointment for you to fine and downy at first—yew but really new heir growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft batr, and lots of tt, surely get a 25cent bottle of Knowiton's Danderine from any drug store or tollet counter and just try it CONTINUED | Pnglish channel jratory, ¢ lof $1.00. |tlon original color. 4 appears as soft, lustrous |! of dust, dirt or ex-| Scene From “The Moral Fabric,” at the Liberty Theatre ie T. Goldman’s| or Hair Restorer KY conveys the original color to gray and leave the hair clean, fluffy and natural. tag Oe On hand at alt "Gesiers; or direct from labo , On receipt lal bottle free. 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Ston lreputation, and to Who are these men who, living The World’ in Boston, pull strings in Wall at make politicians dance to their tunes all over the country? Mr. and Mrs. graduates Massa. chusetta Institute of Technology formed their partners » In 1889. | ir success in designing a pow-, er plant for the Cumberland mills | Westbrook, Me., in 1889, made their they were led jalize in public utilities “ Financial depression in the early In Six Acts of Their Romantic | Rockefeller an Old Investor With Them Rockefeller began to invest in bonds of the principal companies |thru the National City bank, which in turn acted thru banks in Boston The latter operated thru several firms, of whom Kidder, Peabody & Co. were the most active, And f this firm Stone & Webster were consulting engineers Thru the Kidder-Peabody concern the Rockefeller connections of} |Stone & Webster were first ma The Star will tell more abeut Stone & Webster in another article tomorrow. TOWN Is INUNDATED WESTON, Ore Ma lthousand chickens were Pinter a four-foot wall of muddy rt hed thru the streets of Hawaiian aterda A cloudburst Troubadour | up Wild Horse creek at 4:30 p.m I Hooded a wide section near here.| Sextet | | | DRIVE AT AUSTRIANS BERLIN, March 21,—Usecleezvo fina a Well no bridgehead and trenches northwest Comedy of it have been evacuated by th Austrians, the Vi Russian attacks The bridgehead is on the south Ast Marner put lyears of experienc No guesswork In our method of amining the eyes. Twenty-five Eighth year in Seattle. We prescribe, grind | jand fit our own glasses. |We Guarantee Satisfaction. Fitted Complete, 2.00 and Up Optical Co. HC. and M. Curry EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 3064-66 Arcade Bldg. Bring Thie Ae With You BULL BROS. ans, nna war office ad |mitted today. The positions w ldefendeli for six months against 4 1 Oc es ag al \Jus? Printere 4013 THIRD AIN 1042 Hippodrome Theatre Third and Cherry Eugene Levy, Mar. LAST TIMES TODAY TO SEE The Funny Man of the Movies Pincus at the Bat Frank Daniels Comedy No, 5 “Mr. Jack Trifles” 4 Other Hippodrome Acts New Show Tomorrow _ Weekday Matinee: 1 to 5 p.m. ; 5c Evenings, 6 to 11 p. m..... 10c Holbrook Blinn tn“ a A—Kathiyn Witltame tn faded hair and will! ¢ Clemmer—Ann dink of the Horse Marines.” Collseum—Mae Murray ; Paramount pletares; or Game, or In the Vaudeville and pletares, Kaith Reeves tn Fabric”; Leutse Farenda in comedy, Vernon Castle “Whirl of Life” Skin-Diseases)||.-nc¢ cove t for people muf- ‘dane ; Stuart, head of the ’ fille her mind with the pre Des of his organization of which {s a sort of free lov finally elopes with him It {# In the role of Win the husband. » appearing at the time Tuesday night, With the resinol soap and warm |Senutne dramatic star. water bathe the affected parts| Well known here, but in ‘are free from |Fabric” he plainly shows that bh crusts and the skin le softened. Dey {destined to be one of the big men very gently, xpread on a thin layer |? the screen. 1 some VARIETY lare at the Class A, each in a ¢ jname would indicate, a comedy— ent picture. 7 bat's variety | mostly. oo ee ls aE a |have more than " at the Rex theatre. AL JENNINGS Following Irene Fenwick in ‘ ® | substitute . the ex-bandit . Will appear next Sunday “Beating Back,” appeared in the Saturday CONQUERING SELF There is a study pardonable Sin,” in a large measure, brook Blinn, as the man who, , lifts himself out of the gutter and masters an almost all-conquer . 1s @ great actor, eee IT’S GREAT! 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