The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1917, Page 10

STAR- FRIDAY, FEB. 9, “MUSH’ PARTIES | OINGS IN FILMDOM | ane eapeco ey. PPP PLPIP ILI IIIPDDP IIIA III ID 1917, PAGE 10 YOUR FAVORITE HERO— Coming Sunday AND WEEK “WALLY” REI Shrine of The Silent Art “WALLY” "-the easy a dare-devil, will- the kind you like there” both wisp ear feet NEWS PROGnaMs RTY — Freok ie Hap comedy tisum Auten time tm mia The Thedn ") comedy a TONIGHT and SATURDAY STA Salt The LITTLE 8S! WAS SOME NOTES~-GOSSIIP TODAY Kee loud Pumebee") Heawett and r Paraum te R er. who plays Crat at the pleture. yungest per a whole Frank of the “Y” OFFICIALS The Seven Deadly Courtship Don'ts | 1—Don't That is, don't hug and squeeze and kiss } all the girls before marriage You'll tire of it too soon when you are married. 2—Don't try to rush matters, or seem overanxious, It does more harm than good if you call } on her every night in the week S—Don't give ring she will be ashamed of. Strike an average somewhere between one she would turn in and one that can be seen a block 4—Don't dangle other girls in front of your sweetheart just to show her there are others. Cut ) out the others and concentrate on one Don't be a parlor or porch } decoration and nothing ele ) Take her to a theatre, buy her ) { candy, bring her flowers. Show you're alive { 6—Don't marry for money, or ) TARY QUIETLY SMEAMS OUT OF THE HOUSE, TO SLEEP ON THE on love at first sight or if there LAWN, mining “free Western engineer but he story ‘COLISEUM FIFTH AT PIKE dered to tra tof plotting and be alert * down mong to prevent Plosions along the water fr ané bave dinner tonight at | Cafeteria Where food is of the prices are very moderate. sides, splendid music ts offered by a high-class 5-Piece Orchestra Concerts datly ag! best and Be are tistry sible. Medictal actual work It costs and Crowns Natural Cre Bridge work Plates that Protective Service continuous. 8 p.m he co! the men standing be m you and high-priced Den We are proving every day that Dentistry without pain is pos Treatment precedes on nothing to cor need e 95.00 $5.00 Tooth $5.00 $10.00 to $15.00 Guarantee With All Work wns per fit NATIONAL PAINLESS DENTISTS FOURTH Sundays, 9:3 THOUSANDS AND PIKE tol p. REQUEST! THE LIBERTINE The man who can afford to play the game, while his victims bear the burden of shame alone. BARE FACTS LAID BARE That Pitfalls, Traps and Temptations Await You REX Loge Seats 25c Second and University | crowds 'TO TRAIL ‘PLOTTERS |: Government agents bave been or- every rumor local Germans|REAL ANO REEL himself t criminal turned It's Wallace Re the blackboard CHAPLIN LOSES His CHAPLIN” the ‘latent Street fant, during ’ ani uring the mnt mus Char © late. made a grab for his head » the hirsute a the attached red to his dressing room to repair damages and then returned to work *-e | ONCE MORE A VAMP Theda Bara to is still ¢ Mission drawing with “The re play Keystone it. John and Alice ner attraction Vixen Grab-bag comedy, with Lake, is the o Alma Hanlon, known as one of Ths} Sunday at the Rex in “Leas Than the Dust.” | beautiful girls on the| handles one of the leading | The Libertine,” at the week. Her beauty the m acre rol | Rex thi an well an ree AND HE'S SOME ACTOR Ret George n and F atage of b The Pawn *t famous actor im aract few more A | ONE OF THREE j Parnun latter Frank r Mam with brother « num, t Frank Baird the ( Fox. | Leah a the lead The Devil + Answer to Movie Questions Ss ¥ ye —* Fairbanks is 33] Fairbanks | 3, Long-| New York | . . | Richard & —Douglas old, His son ta 7 ay be reached at Sulte $2 acre building Mirtan A Fi lin ma Star Filin Corp Lon Angeles Santa Ha be reached Fred Clarke bh 118 cows or sked waivers on Kansas ranch SYRACUSE, N %— john Nelson,” mysterious man and alleged slayer, who reads Shakespeare while he awaits exe- Jeution in a cell at Tunkhannock, |Pa., has been identified by » wom an as a WHITE man, whose en- tire life was SKIN TURNED BLACK! Such the story, at vanin board ¢ Y.. Feb. eant pardo’ Man Held Charge Mystery from ths who lips woman secret ard Jan racuse |identit She Dennie 'h Nelson's” name that She de his says Hermann, and cared for him bo: Jclares she knows where |tives are living “Nelson” ha the murder of J Mill City, Pa, |has shrouded | mystery, except jities hia right json.” | Hermann, n, as rela been for M indicted Sickler of Since his arrest he his identity with to tell the author: name is not “Nel according to the story now told, was born in New Orleans, and brought to New York by his parents when a youth. When his skin began to assume an olive hue, his mother assed him off a Hebrew, the Syracuse woman changed when HIS) EREAD STAR WANT ADS | :|White Man Turned Black, Says Woman Claiming to Identify Alleged Murderer! erts, and placed him Jewish schoo! His skin continued to grow dark and Mrs, Hermann }him to another school He disappeared when age, and for the country, ina 18 years of | years wandered about} for a time living Lima and other Ohio cities When he was completely bi he returned to New York i 1 at the Then agals in and for rest he disapr dj, and H wan heard sisters and brott dead The n¢ sentenced to strangest in Here in testim The 1 wal street Lo give him for die { crimin the whi ight of Oct into Mill Cit corner, Judge Pa Robert On Wes 5'sPINE ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE ALL THIS WEEK 230—Twier Dally onrnkem Mr. Ma The Greater M Kivery Afternoon and Sian Reserve Your Seats E MATINEE DAILY 10-25-50< EVENINGS 10-25-50-75¢ Tel. Mair Mats. Thor Hackett and PLAYERS tn Nvr ” NEW PANTAGES Mats,, 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9 5106 woop Big Acta "PALACE HIP Second at Seneen and Company Week “Too Much Married” Oe i, % No Mat aumyr fl Thurs Mary Pickford, who will be seen!) transferred |; Jof the sail jdays, is too much difference your ages, or if you are in poor health, 7—Don't forget her mother If she's the right kind of a girl | she'll heed her mother’s advice, and you will need a friend at ) that court tn real |~~ he cudgel ta today by rich of He defined «xing. kissing and women at from ever and ad stand dark sald I habit thin re 1 part Yet} young rnb red ought t T thing of oung too much now of It sfore didn't have you will you oy any only way par sod them onstration ou are Kiewes for af on; and your arm not for spooning Marriage certificates of health are advisable. My inlaw geve me one, altho J did not demand ft your der when tion, not for for protection Bickler Frank 1 Nelson tood talking denly a cloud 5 moon and a strong beam light struck him full in the He turned his head whipped out a knife, and attacked Judge West lake, Sickler sprang between the two and was stabbed in the heart. The other two men were wounded. He was nentenced to die on Jan 8, but a respite was granted to per mit action by the pardon board ‘SAXONIA CAPTAIN ‘AND CREW RELEASED Washir officials bere Frank Helfer of the Hamburg-American freight er Saxonia, Capt. Johannes Wohler ng vessel Steinbek, and crew omembers arrested after th wrecked the r the of its anved 0 yn orders from gtov, in migrat have re eased Capt n terned the 12 Monda nes sailor returned tc Kagle harbor, ( will remain on guar however 20 De ! ret t the one ed ne a citizer prior to bis the Saxonia were arrested on the charge of entering th States without permission WILL PUT 10 SHIPS ON THE ALASKA RUN The Pacifie Steamship ( 0 vesels on their Alaska spring, according to an ar ment made Manager A 4, recently returned from of tigation along the sean ar declared his inte of the United States signing up with The men technical United thi nounc by F. Ha tour Coast The eration nate new ervice will begin op on March 1. The steamer: and Umatilla will be Nowe route, beginning Ma vessela on the new route the steamers Admiral Wain Northland, Ravalll, Admiral City of Seattle, Spokane Goodrich, Curacao and Admiral Watson ALCOHOL HARMFUL TO ARMY MARKSMEN MUNICH, Feb. Tests recentl conducted by the Bavarian minis try of war upon the effect of alec hol on marksmanship were carried out by marksmen on the total number of shots fired being over 30,000. The results showed, according to} Prof. Dr. Kraeplin, whose report on the subject is reprinted in the Mil itary Weekly, an average falling off in marksmanship of about 8 per cent as the result of the consum) tion of 40 grams of alcohol, corre. sponding roughiy to the amount contained ina Miter of beer MINISTER FINDS 18 ssed on the Th nelide wright Farragut Admiral the 9 PEARLS IN OYSTER PITMAN, N. J., for a whole necklac single oyster was the Rev. H. Ridgel of the Pitman chureh, when cent plate taurant here, b. 9.—Material of pearls in a lucky find of Robinson, pastor Methodist Episcopal he purchased raws” at of ree face. } 20 tent | ‘EX-COAL MINER | GIVES HIS IDEA OF DEMOCRACY | WASHINGTON, Feb. 9— President Wilson has accom pliehed the pose of h famous message proposing a Nations. He hes discussion as to the United States now League of started a whether 1} should enter such a league, and to what extent this republic wishes to pledge ite fife, its fortunes and its sacred honor. Co! Rocsevelt will take the negative side the re. wrens gallery of wsentatives, one h things worth hearing ve other day Davey turned aside parcel post the ques Said Democ first demo- [on netance, U Lewis of Maryland from his statistics on to discuss for a moment n: What is a deme Byron, the poet the devil was the (iaughter), while enthusiastic have declared that the the Carpenter we democrate between these is it? Herbert democracy to be vcial truth my friends to define nor a doctr no] statement jescribed as that in history which ject the elevation | It is a world ritualistic pro 1} eympatny from age its un the ele mon man, it ra} salvation of the religion seeks the us at at a demo- elong to any an e; his a sym man, and the move e ages, for in mar however party rat was azaretl Now somewhere belong extre Spen | the democ because better ent may be great move has had for its ot of the common man {ration; not 4 cardin change thought sa esaion, but a \f n whore fort to #6 Its aryin an of the vation | seek pla spirt | A al: se 1 let indeed istic non part eardin pathy with the if he to advance t vout the ay character is who, a ther read | aking of the un in edu self-development, one interesting examples is Louis Brown the three District of widel known for a newspaper writer regarded by his cational ot most among public low, at pres imissioners but rs the mer one of the nt ‘olum bi many Brownlow ye as is ac KIRK’S | Army and Navy Store | | ;quaintances as a walking cyclo pedia of facts and ideas. Also, he is one of the best read men in the | country American history Brownlow was 2 rs old before he saw electric car, an electric jet, a water on a steam or light, a gas faucet or a set of modern plumb-| ing. He was born and brought up in a remote ® village in Missouri. THE SUN its undergoing a sort! of solar storm which ie resulting in a bunch of new spots, visible to the naked eye, according to Prof. Sam- uel L. Boothroyd Mary Pickford In Her First Artcraft Picture Supreme —In— “Less Than & the Dust” 7 Acts COME EARLY IF POSSIBLE Second and University 15c Children 5c Loge Seats 25 FREE DOCTOR|: Go to the Right Drug Co. 169 Washington St j And the Doctor will give you a care ful examination and prescribe fop you FREE. i ion are sick you cannot do be for than take advantage of this of fer. We save you money and give © fail best possible treatment. LAST TIME TODAY IRENE HOWLEY —In— ‘THE PURPLE LADY” Motion pictures, Tournament held in the local entries. taken last week, Northwest, fasts competing for honors at Scenic GRaAT SPORT, showing the first Ski with crack ski enthus Hot Springs. Many NORMA TALMADGE In the First Picture Produced by Her Own Company “PANTHEA” The long-heralded screen ad: Monckton Hoffe stage play Russian actress, dramatic situations. bound made Opinion ts the sacrifice cun only be one ¢ attention and hold bound to the end to differ by the the mos which brought to America, abounding in powerful heroine neiusion as to the story's power aptation in Mme, seven acts of Olga Petrova, the the regarding the moral aspect of of “Panthea,” but there to arrest hardened spell: picture patron No Raise in Price—ADMISSION 15 CENTS Seattle's Best ICLEMMER Photoplay House