The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1917, Page 6

STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1917. PAGE 6 a ‘COUNT INSISTS | ~ Seabees en | HE ISN'T SPY; 3 IS LIVING HERE Is Count Alvo Von Alvens leben, 3602 Laurel ave., a much abused representative of Ger man capitalists, or is he a cog The Liberty Way—the Super-play i f + H | Despite the insistent denials of e count, ie as been ‘ | labeled ae a aeoret "agent ot 7 3 Days Only—Starting Today the kaiser in Chicago He disappeared from his hotel there four weeks ago, and newspaper men who went to ALLACE his office were told that he had mysteriously dropped out of URLITZERs | sight Today the count, after reading about himself, informed Seattle! USICAL | Inewapapers that he was living a» him home here, and didn't ree why ARVELSs it should be secret, or why Chicago should get excited about tt Left Victoria | I returned to Seattle because [| ? i} | — and Hear the Latest Records 10 Beautiful New - Y'YICTOR RECORDS Here are 10 good reasons why am r enting large commercial your home should contain a Victrola Interests that require my presence ore, he insisted. B80 2020s e cocesecess cece cecseseccccsecese® was located In war, and Waa at Von Alvens Victoria before tt Everyone will like these perfect examples of the Victor art. Con and hear them, or let us send them to you on approval one time a Heutenant in the Ger man army « British Colum GALLICURCI EVAN WILLIAMS AND MALE bie at the ae ax ot ‘he wih _ | La Partida (The Departure). 74500 CHORUS hae bese watehed: by federai ot }RITZ KREISLER AND When You and I Were Young ince ing to thia country STRING QUARTETTE Maggio” 74490 sresents Inv: Andante Cantabile 74487 VICTOR CONCERT Me ed today that he was} CARUSO ORCHESTRA even con with the German} Chanson do Juin (Song of Midsummer Night's Dream... 35527 apy syste Jares his activi June) ... pen 88579 MARIMBA BAND OF les in this country were solely in GERALDINE FARRAR GUATEMALA pec rng ool oe: ey Paeete (Sing, Seis, Sum ? El Choclo—Tango Argentine | It is known he represented Ger ber) . “ 87257 Selections from “Modest | 18093 man investors . fr a MABEL GARRISON Suzanne” operated lsenquah coal Dixie (with Male Quartette).. 64637 JOHN RARNES WELLS ) that reverted to the North sOHN McCORMACK Boat Song .> 17693 and Trust Company after Ah! Moon of My Delight 74232 Jay of the Morning , started A Victrola is very easy to acquire through our Special Outfit Plan WILL URGE TAX OF BIG INCOMES ouTrir No. 8 ‘Viewsia, 10, manegany | Viewola, ule Ne 1, mahogany or L And Tey ee | Ok, price FOR) and twenty-two selnetions gs of cor are called r in a yemorial being dra a com mittee of the Central Labor Coun el, The memorial will probably be forwarded to congress | The following provisions have heen urged Firet-—That if there ie to be ability of universal military service, it be made to include property 28 well as men “Second—That the govern ment immediately take posses. sion of the railroads, the tele phone and the telegraph line: the factories manufacturing munitions of war for either the army, navy or shipment to al lies abroad and that all be op erated on a non-profit bas! j “Third — That immediate | steps be taken to provide for national conservation of the nation’s food supply for the purpose of preventing food speculators from becoming en- | riched from the miseries of war. “Fourth—That the war be finenced on a pay-as-you-go plan, the funds for which shal! oh sv oe pot mares St shanatge ae The first of McClure’s “Seven on livid with anger and almost | Perrygreen” | oF over, and that the net earn -BUSH & LANE PIANO CO. 1519 Third Ave., Bet. Pike and Pine Orevaw —@,the audience. One night he came AT THREATS AND | | HE THEIR EMPTINESS | | walked thru hie part. When he got} “I am rot, but I have grown so| (ngs of all partnerships and ————@/4 chance, he sald, ‘So, Seeth was|tired of all the intrigue of sex| Corporations over and above ” falls off youth, Margie,” | going to throw me down and make|which seems ty be the obsession| interest on the investments at ea y ns --@aC S a ve- Paula, “like the proverbial a star of you, eh of every one connected with the, the rate of 6 per cent be paid fater off a duck’s back. If it were) «1 did not answer theatre that I am going to try to| (inte the war fund of the na- ‘ Ow that I had been given two) wu gunnose you think you are|°#%™ my living at something tion i notice and was not quite | | - You will not find it aire “Fifth—That laws be passed a mgs Y magnanimous in letting me | any differ 9 : when or where I would find |. ent whe r you go—wh : to Insure dependents of so b ontinue to play, giving me back | re here men ‘ position, I presume 111, my wife and child, as it were, |“"d women work togethe diers safe and sure compensa- ; ‘did not fret me at all | “Still I ignored him, keeping on | lf whuthe om care ft mee “Sixth—That the people be Ty ‘ “Most of all I was happy because | with my part | speaking the truth or whether you| “f@ed to exercise the spirit of out what I had not been! ‘you will probably make me|"'* lying os usual | nena Ruty ane brotherhood ‘ with a man ated. But io |eult, but, * all « i you get away. You are theymost womes, | had] i800 mad maleate by i i t my only weapon| ‘took particular pains to put my/ infuriating little devil I ever en. | learned And soul into it just to spite | countered.’ He followed me to my |*#Ainat the brute strength and| "escent events | Ps Lawton, and it did spite) iressing room after the act and |*¥bbornness of men was my . | : for one night he said to me, | asked again, ‘Did Seeth say if you |'OM6Ue. Earnest Lawton came 1 What,” postcards K., “has be-| ‘ fou little devil, I don't believe | would stay he would cancel with |™® menacingly. I faced some of the old-fashioned womar ‘ ever cared for me.’ | mer’ lequarely end did not ¢ t who used to clutch desperately at “I merely smiled at him, for I) You must ask him,’ I replied.| What he might have done I ¢ her throat ff she thought there held to my resolution of not|. “‘He told me when I insisted | *n0¥ for just at that moment a| was a button or two unfastened? by 7 to him except when it/upon having you engaged that 1 \°MIdish voice called, ‘Daddy’ Dad F as absolutely necessary. |would regret it, but I hardly |4¥!"—and Earnestine pushed open js ’ ‘was determined, however, to| thought you would tie up with him,’ | ‘he door: ) » me into some admis-| “This made me speak. ‘I have| “ ‘Oh,’ she exciaimed disappointed | and almost nightly he made|not tied up with him,’ I said, tana|!¥. ‘I8 you pitty yaldy doin’ to take ANN MURDOCK remark to me during the big|{ want you to know I am leaving |™Y Dadd ack? 1 foug 1g ‘when for a moment he stood |the stage when | leave this com divved him to me? FA his face partly turned from’ pany one week from tonight I did, dear, I did,’ 1 ssid with te! y* the celebrated stage star, appears in “Envy” & can € awa, vs ver by vate gato dd es ae nny OR CONSTIPATED as Betty, the footlights’ favorite, while # Take your precious daddy } 7 ) child, and keep him to yourself ; *‘Pank you,’ said that darling! 1. ie! Liver i baby with a sich of relief, and Kar. Enjoy Life! Liven Your Liver n and Bowels Tonight and est Lawton looked at me with expression of triumph as he lifted Feel Great. appears as “Eve.” It is around the adven- i ; r in hie arms and strode out of — tures that her impulsive heart leads her noc RE Wake Up With Head Clear, into that each of the Seven Sins’ stories is i ’ Stomach Sweet, Breath woven. “Adam,” who also plays in each of her,’ was my parting shot, ‘for de |- jetroying a child's trust is worse Right, Cold Gone. | the Seven Sins, is enacted by handsome | GEORGE LA GUERE “The Seven Deadly Sins’ are the ? group of plays (remember, each is complete in one showing) that you | have read about in the great national magazines—7 great stories—7 great stars—7 great super-features. Do not miss one of them! | killing {ts body, for then you | [condemn her to death in life | “Then, Margie, { hurried out to! |tell Alma all about it and ask her |what I should do, for I had tm |p iisively decided to try something lelse besides the stage.” | | (To be continued) | i THEATRES | PALACE HIP | | The new Hippodrome show which opens Thursday at the Palace Hip| s6%9 vaw @ ooo « |is headed by Dawne June and com-|Msht and enjoy the nicest, pany, “The Underwater Girl,” who|!!ver and bowel cleansing you ever | will perform some unusual under-|exPerienced. Wake up feeling | water endurance tests, Carl Rosint| and, your head will be clear, your| Jand company have an offering of /tonsue clean, breath sweet, stomach | magic illusions, In which will. be,tesulated and your liver and thirty | |shown many new feats, with com. (fet of bowels active. Get a box at} edy to go with ft. Jnderson and|®"¥ drug store now and get , ry Gaines, th oA. Ghowt? of n Coums |straightened up by morning, Stop |the headache, billousness, bad have a singing and talking act.|(day and bad days, Feel {it end! ‘ FIRST AT PIKE | Phil Bennett, “The Alpine TYOUDS-| cy for wotk ef play. . Case | dour,” otters singing and yodeling.|ie vot gripe, sickens or incor |Taylor and Brown have a comedy |0? N° f ' sre ©] ti kit called, “Little Miss Forget It P| Yeonee 72ere Sat Sey ane elt ontinuous 1 1 to 1 1 Moralle's Pets feature a contortion stor aig oa fF i Bipet | ors should give a whole C Ad sion 15c | dog and a performing goat | Pen Ind tp tobe: Kae, : ; 1 iilisaa or tavarion onliden veontse issi L Man's Eyew” [it will act: thoroughly and can not Children 5c¢ injure, Fifteenth SHACKLETON ANTARCTIC EXPLORER AND » HIS WONDERFUL PICTURES SEAT SALE NOW ON Ca a tht he WT td