The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1916, Page 8

— DIRECTORY ° weer For STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. ! Sale—Miscellaneous j—PERSONALS SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS — PIN CTHNVOY | rue PHONE ve \ ee WELL s ii i NEL SEAT TLS MAIN . ' tarvard ON eee Natural . " with ’ Way 1289 ; : Wah] 27-—For Rent Unfurnished One ce a ' sort “4 He “ « / . Six t , f f a Ha | Funeral \ : > s other ailments hy sine 28—Furnished Apt Vransiont—Cb aM M. Hee Wo Chinese mop tion, tive A Medicine Co . wie e i © Awnivas # Jameo we. haha "isth"* |! 29—Unturnished Apartments q erase vor tae piecing STEVENS", Vine | 50-—Furnished Rooms ; co aces ADELINE LLOYD Yor'w TW HORT OMRTTRE ¥ Yip iice t tieo a wrex | 36—Rentals 4 action MW achang 1000 Dresses Attorneys-at-Law pnt oLMuston thet f He ALEXANDER SHIREMAN awe a ' " i . : enband end daanene * col 9—Wanted Miscellaneous And Up | “ : Mele! Suits $2 ng Swe husband ind Up |37—Business Chances sion tee Buiott 88 | 10—For Sale Livestock alee : ‘ 2 ted ANB | West ‘ TRS ; Lis REELS KG AS TOS gah h « .,| 38—Real Estate Wanted — 19—Male Help Wanted Ay dain 4 e 3 Artorneys—Patent : ; " wrcite. | Shransen’ 1006 tah 09 br ieetines MODER FRED P. GORIN sia 7 t rin eccured of fee ref s | e 2, oulte " . Ricvcle Supplies ~~~ Chattel Loans New company METHODS — Loans from $10 made quickly ant niture NEW RATES. NF A REsPeCTAnIE money on DIAMO Lowest rater AMERICAN JEWFLRY CO MONEY TOA ) . ef value The Cameras and Supplies or LOWMAN & HANFORD CO. } Kodaks and Photograph! - DEVELOPING 0c Any and Cherry. 7: Ties Ave Tunk. Kinska Junk © 3291 Rrerato Optician Me Phrenolooists MADAM KIRL The Wondert EGYPTIAN HRENOLOGIST 6—Autos for Sale Storage Br inBPROC RAGE Bide nan x Testing Store Fixtures and Snowcases 4—Furniture Wanted. iis Pike Ma HOTELS AND . APARTMENTS ANDAF i Starr SURE fog ma * 7 ‘ AKE Second hand ite Com Cate, Be ranges FEMALE H 23—PERSONALS vow 115 Vester Way POPULAR DANCES Manicuring-Massaging MI MARION~ ate ’ ee . MASSAGE a SETTER FARM nes | | Dl es } | IMPRoyV « ‘ MA Vitra I TIN BRATING | 0 . MAL ELP WANTED 24—Business Personals ia REPAIRED. 44—Houses for Sale IVERSITY SACRIFICE 25—SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS 5I—PUBLIC NOTICES ~; [PUBLIC MARKETS |) SANITARY My CHINESE A CARKOLES. iS apd Fin aad COnNER riKe 9 LWTH breakfast. Wilhard enth and Union, | y FOREST OTM GA Nia iaey AON 11, 1916. PAGE 3 WANTS MOTHER Hungry for Mother Love Wants Yankee Godmother ‘ero Lad FATHER A PRISONER sor BND Seattle Ana care Editor's Note women caring to write to address and the letter Any ; tole should of The Star be forwarded will Anatole Wauters, 20, Belgian a soldier the army of King Albert, wants an American god | mother. His aged father prisoned in Germany, and hav | ing lost hie mother only seven ANTI-ALLY MOBS | hes veritton ‘The Guar telling of GATHER IN ATHENS hie plight | and Thousands of French English women are acting as 10 Sept. 11 ese sant godmothers to men @™ the gr Bran seceetan trenches—so many, in fact, that rest at ci he and | Anatole says the supply is ex h ministers were in confe hausted—and he wants an “ ih tha eee American wonan to write hier nae oe hee ceeeived here | letters and “mother” him, as ise. ores others are doing for his corr 43s i‘ tne entente | fades. Here is Anatole’s let Able Rap cee | ter, received today ninisters planned some new move |... ros t} Constantine, begat ’ Crkr revolvers and shouting: | “Gentlemen Lone King ¢ tantine Tat brane ho Down with the allie ng t MAS. MARGARET McEACHERN mother, | ' ghtly injured Saturday afte Unt , REPRESENTATIVES OF the eeing that eff ar RAYMOND STRANACK, Wash-|#isters who are in Belgium Kt r jamen, w died la efore the troops left Calexico, was |to work afternoon from weeks ag JONES, 1920 /0ld, and Is a 5 1 Sunda i I thought of F has print ARTHUR VINCENT. wan thing f ane, KE 7 ard a train Satur t @ ! € distinguished MAINE VOTE poss sae eee TO BE RECORD PUGET SOUND | . x um ALL LOCAL ROUTES AMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN) K, FOOT OF MARION STREET) Fort Tommarnd—Port tiem 1 {sam tndinnnontie ror Te: 1+ 1801 Wilson Is First Real Progressive, Says Ida Tarbell 1 topm © } 8 tepm tris 0:18pm ers for Olympia a dopm Asily fhe . Fort Townsend Special 1 Femme Wr Sows, for Por Spm T ‘ e pe . ert Townsend Anacortee Reitingham Whatcom,) t Sham end Be Fvereti—Bellingbam —Anarerian- Port Tawnsend K Kaisha, for sat Pen Toms » | BY ED L. KEENE | fan nam United? are ' ’ © Sipe LONOON, Sept. 11—The al nd and Wel Tusedy | fies have taken the offensive mm rye aii san Tharey | on both wings In the Balkans | The British forced a crossing kabel of the River Strumna under City of Angeles, V Stom| heavy fire, and began an attack cham via on the Bulgarian left wing Fort Townsend Aneel Hore ; . nde | Tay and Way Ports | | 7 Micamer Utopia, tor Are attac | Tused'yla . Satury | re Port Townsend—Port Angeles and Way Ports Ladiow—Piagler to: | gether with the Dot e long ¢ Bulgaria GETS LOST IN manian 1 the b d double ~ BOY «om HUNT FOR Z00 HEAD | | | Ludiow CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—His ambi Fa on to get a glimpse of Cy De Vh Poni 1 keeper at the Lincoln Parl Monday || 4 ix responsible f ‘year-old . cas Leeda | Montgomery of Mattoon | pilateh tor( 1 1g detained the South | : n and Aue a t lic tition toda | Utopia a > “+ Ver found in Grant Par , t night inp hery. He Jiand see De \ I spent two d 1 park ut I did not see him.” he said His parents were notified MOVIE SHOW CAUSES HIM TO REMEMBER Max kower, 26, a deckhand ovkir ttle on the t Rapid Transi ' H | Kets must bef en ah iain ital att 1 VUGET SOUND NAVIGATION Co, ttending a motion pictu Rockower Was unable to remen ma! ber any of his past life SOLDIER YOUTH © SPEEDING TRAIN GRINDS FOUR TO BITS AFTER HITTING AUTO PAR ) Dp, « ey r ved f m t lyin t t ely in t © aceldent that ¢ r thr ‘ © and re ' t reg e ¢ ‘ 1 the) Mrs, James L. Hedel- |¢ ‘ ‘ were! irs. Cla odies ir « recogni ‘ k ere ret r t wlore IEATRES | TE ‘PUTNAM NABS. | — BOOZE CA tat Her storie 1 | theat terda ” tate to nav ' Abrams f i Kirkwood t er artint ‘ \ , at ne of whisky t ttle further t ‘ rning into the at fs t wat ‘ t he He no that un ever wb t the ed ar t e further on rer , ¢ clone to ed the Hilligsleys » brothers driving? ' 1 ean wae ted next to him. 1 contin ind t a oping to cad c they werg saw thei around @ into the house unloaded its two full 5 a 10-gab 0-gallon discov rels of and cargo and er whisky, an empty n, at whose house {% proprietor jar bar, on - ond ave In jee have had several 1] wien of “The Gone of (cm! e state went work of Pi nt in the } ain c a clrect n@& fer was espe tare mmendable, Several minor char-| ld Sd nets on Selimeeted t8 | OF PERS, SEL nn The CURE OF PARALYSIS play t e —— ——-¢ Seatt PALACE HIP phony Sisters headlir new progr Vaudeville and » Palace t 4 nesda r illed on violin, piano. andj strumental acts « local n a long ti Eva de Verne, with her won ing white horse, Snow provides an beautiful Snowflake does many ex pretty and clever pose ley and Pearson, in a ody of “Nifty Nonsense pt Con tinuous laughs with their comedy chatter and song Decon Mogneni, the gypsy tenor oNSeRBES a remarkably teno voice and sings classical and por ular songs = with splendid His character monologue is also = if 4 Sabi ‘ ory, % ® ymedy sketch the Third « THORE” ‘With: & heen imnae Miss Booth, whose father, Gen. Randalls inutes Ballington Booth, is founder of the Arisona.” and perfo of the Volunteers of America, asked phy t sit shots with rifle and ‘clans of the New York board @ health to inoculate her with infan ture photopla The tle paralysis germs, so her blood sixth chapt The could be used for the treatment of T Selig. Stricken children. Her offer wae rial comple refused THE COMBINED s of the Tacoma and Seattle offices of We ” cot ROBERT DOLLAR, of the Dollar 1 wit hope of reple 7 a te Seattle whi cisco a business SAMUEL HILL attle, r Columbia. cently ‘ope, says MEMBERS OF the Puget Sound Belgiun endly towards » Underwriters’ association bam th States because of the Monday night in the Bike r done in that country - l utbursts of EverettTrue YM GOING TO @aLc Ve AND FIND OUT WHERE THE \s. SHELLO CENTRAL, WHERE'S THE FIRE t WHAT ¢! THE MILLINERY f STORS —_ ‘i ia eacomense