The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1917, Page 3

The Liberty Way—The Super-Play | — Winnie! So + @ d ir “The Witching Hour”— picturized from one of the 1 | greatest of stage successes— ‘® || is 6 reels of enthralling mys- towns and hamlets next door to the ficism. It is without a flaw in story interest, direction, 3 ne ee q central plants of business energy. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. staging and characterization. Do not miss it! The 2-reel Keystone comedy “Pinched in the Finish” is also high in mirth and merriment! FIRST AT PIKE Continuous 11 to 11 Admission 15¢; Children 5c : parts of the state, too. the aviation corps at AES ite question of the would oC The United States navy is t-|down th ing all competitors Saturday morn Vb eve one w “a ) i } , , ing in getting reer Three men : : ‘ Were signed up d ten or more fying “2 . Were waiting for their final papers. ine will ta » Io The elevator boy at the Ameri- of ti teach the " can Bank building ts kept busy fl ate are these days taking men to the too wil ‘@ all the t Bavy h the second|the gc quarters, In the United States is strung a cob- web of 1,500,000 miles of WESTERN UNION wires. They put the most remote | Congre: of real war work today, faced ple should become more enlightened | with the problem of raising Dr, Matthews preached a sermor | $6,750,000,000 for the “pay-as on 'Can the Leopard Change His | you.go” struggle | Spots?” He says “No” and adde that House and senate leaders it is just as impossible for a de as it Is for the Masters! | STAR--MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1917, PAGE 3 in Charge of Interned Germans Cynthia Grey’s| || LETTER DIVINITY IN HUMAN BEINGS Dear Mins Grey: 1 sincerely hope | you will not fail to publish the fol 0 anxious that peo PLAN TO RAISE. |" HALF WAR COST BY DIRECT TAX) Satisfactory Terms Always tHe GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL, General Manager. WASHINGTON, 9 | began its first week April lowing as | am have virtually decided that ap proximately 50 per cent of the first year’s expenses—$1,750 000 must be drawn from taxes A further issue of $ 000,000 will be ed to be held t the United Generate to reform leopard to change his is in his blood 1 agree with the leopard because animals are ina lower state of than man, and just as soon as ministers will etop telling that we are born In in, | am certain that degenerates will then be more easily reformed sters would preach that sta—for it the reverend about development eadiness for ® by States arm The t 10,000,000 and navy ited Stites to the am will be r at 3% per cent ultaneousiy wit € will lo or allie $ his ed by a bond If our min interest divine and 82 1 every human being is possesses the same divine spark that M00 this Ko Jesus has, only he must develop it, then and only then would we pro gress, | feel wo sorry for who carry the burdensome thought of being born In sin and, mind you children with that Pay 3!4 Per us othe \ eotereneemneerenneetetrn nee COL. .CHARLES @. NOYES Col, Noyes is in charge of Fort {.|MePheraon, Ga., where the officers bring up their and sailors of the interned German terrible idea, thus stopping their nvest: liners, now at Philadelphia, are |gpiritual growth @ {held until the end of the war | would like to gather together all | those who err and all degenerates ' and impress upon them that they ONLY TWO OF SOUTH na, and Dr; Matthews would s00n see how they would bloom into beautiful men and women AIRES, Cent vbacription | 100,000 wi 000 ! Thore he » per cent on an and and the they leud will be all thr Directing Your Attention to the Spring Showing of PERIOD FURNITURE of Period Furniture has aroused general comment the new displays. found throughout the splendid are div 1 that There are two essentials in the purification of degenerates and for the betterment of generations, and they are, to give every person the chance to earn a good living wage and next to help in eradicating the ( . as grea tax for I ink large patche oday from sinful thought of being born in ain,| t ewed ated all re ere tor 80, as | believe and tea children that they are 4 divine and lovely and that they pos sees wonderful possibilities and that hew the Kingdom of Heaven Is Within Us A LOVER OF TRUTH | KEEPING COMPANY ig not anne bility i For the Dining Room are included Suites of Jacobean, Wil- liam and Mary, Queen Anne, Adam and Louis XVI. periods. These are * keep company with body before becoming engaged, Q.—Please tell me how long it necessary to bt ' : tates jalso how long one should be en ? ; > | covernment |gaged before marriage ire made of mahogany, constructed of walnut, mahogany oF JAPANESE ORDERED | [Aa There tn no wet rule In rea ind oak in all finishes. oak in all finishes. FOUND NOT GUILT PY IS ARRESTED oon ees : v4 - ssaliot Showa ot consider marriage bate TEN BEDROOM SUITES SPECIALLY seen Te date: ee re a tweet eeln ry car nan | PRICED THIS WEEK—$97.50 to $175 Dear Miss Grey: Would you please ‘ternoon Welland ixe Alston Friday ‘ , defer ave tell me the age, height and weight :'. ~|one must be to enlist in the Na ty rot t tional Guarde? A BATTLER aned M. I ‘ pend dap gl | eo nsel for th fefer . et pee 2) |MOVIE NOTE ) G ed for nev-| | a resident of COWMIE) Q_ Who played opposite S Hayakawa in “The Typhoon” | ALF A wife, ” Aoki rebuttal by | 6°" ee i jamie the case against all defend) ) | EMONS BRING OUT THE HIDDEN BEAUTY Summers announced that Takabe| would be charged with slander. Make this lotion for very little cost and just see WAR SAVING MADE ccnpaseee d for yourself. eral hours, HAPPY WITHOUT KISSING Dear Mias Grey: | am interested the letters about kissing, and wish to say a few words. | am a young girl of 18, and do not believe in kissing, therefore | have no boy friends, Nevertheless, | am happy | agree with the boy who signed his initials N. K HAPPY.GO. LUCKY In | | | t} Semi-Porcelain New ‘)\TURN ON PUBLICITY Dear Miss Grey: | have often ad Dinner Sets ‘ remendou mired your judgment in answering H rt ax V4 ug: ove ho do not letters thru The Star. But | thoroly $11 45 a or on s ue of a he k . ht than before _ ph por disagree with the answer you gave = THE most durable of American-made floor- eas complexios 3 “Lonely Heart.” A well-known Of unusual beauty, decorated in erit S RED CROSS t the cost A small jar Of OF |maxim of law is: “There is no fl rose at lia, festoon | COVETINE “i BOOST. ainary co me One Can: Or MERE wrong without a remedy.” And ’ ple heir richness imparts an atmosphere of luxury Iq of the WoOD-\gince a poor or unfortunate person | {| ract 1 exce| ally A ta he . high-pric Sggeotlinals 4, t-te «| Sarfal i abana SA bat cx iromhay thes uc lene ttt 11 45 < ble in the very high-priced imported Rugs. vdosgive b branch of | ozs de ams have found bag ioe thing is to Se $ . The are soft and beautiful and the new juice o ad ' he buily se of the medicin ] 1 vege a Wilaee | give the a ° wk nes d Persia c a Wileon bottle co g three oun he mixed for you and turn the light f Sg tear thers i Persian produ sett i t 1 volun-|orehard : "lof publicity upon the cruel acts. hard service is required of floors ies 5 ae yA ria country, (take®. to ve J & That will effectively silence them e " rd Saxony Rugs will stand the test, fine cloth 80 no lemon pulp kets in, Otherwise, they will follow you and Aluminum Skillets ges and theatres all over the country then this lotion wi throw mud on you as long as they 1 eich because of their can reach you. For a trifling wrong 1) that a child may do, they will pounce lupon it like bloodhounds. Arrest them and send them to the slave pens for the best part of their years. Why shield a seasoned criminal? A HUMANITARIAN } A ea tee goes with eact WHEAT CROP TON Special Each $1.49 OFF Price. $28.25 ++ $13.75 ++ $8.50 tam, and ist emwot hi sallowness an softener $1.49 ¢ may be had on special sizes, ON KISSING ) make arter Dear Miss Grey Just a word to Tue ‘ at the > th woman, just out of my teens, but ) HERE’S WAY TO natu 1 have been married two years and ° . roften, treshen ace aetaty aid nldcromin eta New St. Gall and Swiss Point I 1 want to fight for out the roses and Of |1, too, faced the problem of “Just Neetee tae Tee esate cot 18,” as | think every giri does. 12-In. Coldwell Lawn CURTAINS ( t ove The Girl's Friend says respectable t with thd ers in charge boys didn't ask to kiss a girl in her 1} Mower, Special $2.98 NO NES ny housckecners ose et pars and'iticae bave Nave'ull passsutll Y keepers raking A tk kwmerioas. Ban | found they all asfed, even my uN w | 38, this announcement is of nd ave; and Mad isband. He says he thought no less ti lo you who seek to achieve maxi- a one 24. Op “ f me after he kissed me and said mu least cost, the yurchase fr om this on st Phone AARON! | COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY | SRmAoOo Anna ontenHipaouRone nun. at least cost, the purchase from this mew Sto 23 of him and wasn't going with him sian I Ura NAVAL MILITIA ine just for a good time or his money nportant iad imac Why should a boy think less of a ce i ig tied oti ae Fraser: Paterson's, cond 0 7G girl after kissing hart Hae she done ee the newer and m ; desirable patterns are } ave. and Unive mie oe any worse.than he? Why should a lown, ranging from the simple to the more elaborate Twenty-sixth floor of the 1 FOR pies girl keep her lips clean for the man effects, priced $6.50 to $16.50 the pair C, Smith mente ‘ent h she marries? Is there ever a man Spire and ie ed et with clean lips? | have never seen ts 07. Open until 10 p. m or heard of any | : mi YOUR CREDITS 0.K. | Reacts anenann U, S. MARINE CORPS friends soon get tired of kissing D 1 Yesler wa girls, They didn’t think much of J] Lawn Mowers a P Open from the girl in the first place or they J] $6.00, 87.00, da A it wouldn't tire of her kisses, But then J| and $15.00. ) { RO E—QUICK they are only boys. Why don’t some [| ecksig U. 8. ARMY ‘ young married men who really know [| { floor, Pioneer building, } I ! give their opinions? &. 7. B. } First » and Jame Phone ( |! : hers, ~ - ‘ ) Elliott 3430. Open from & a . . 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