The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1917, Page 8

TODAY AND SATURDAY 4 pONLY ‘CATCH THEM WASHINGTON, ” Aprtl 27-—-A momber of the Brittah war commis today sald 20 German subma nd thelr crews were captured Hritish April 10, the day be fore t party sailed They weren't exactly captured he sald They had dee for a destroyed base for days, and had suffering for vod sand water n our boate P them were | ued, and glad | { ; ng «lot more aub-| ‘ thar poople tn America The submartne commanders are aving & rough ases are sought out almost before they ] Third of McClure’s Seven Deadly j Sins (each Sin a five-part super- feature complete in one showing.) || GREED NOW PLAYING THIS WEEK ONLY MARY The stories are based on the adventures of Eve, an impet- uous pretty girl, and Adam, her lover. The stories are in no way connected except that both Eve and Adam are in all seven piays. A new star is in- troduced each week. This week a hie STRAND —Now Markey ia °CIvith SSION— Naw “She Loved a Sailor,” a 2-retl Key- stone comedy, with Claire Anderson, completes the bill. COLISEUM Wa A in “The Vetr 10 ANY SEAT ee CS any TIME Success vee Saturday wavy end arr be atreets—ne put on & Glory jar = drama, Moore 8 FOURTH -PIRE ano UNION ey CONTINUOUS Mroll hie ott, Benin B “Hulda TE “BER BEES From : —_@ Holland” is a patrt reparedness Bill Hart, n the first of B 3 they have mo: And the Doctor wil! give Alma Reubens you a careful examination Hart w Get Well the Quickest and and prescribe fer you . ey { FREE. mall fess, easy pay-| ments. All diseases. Blood |f you are elck you cannot do bet. tests of every kind. Con- ter than take advantage of thie of- eultation free Twelfth We save you money and give er. ear. Dr. Macy, Epler) ¢n, Bide, 811% Second Ave. | the best possible treatment. JOHN HAMRICK SECOND & UNIVERSITY 15 Chiidren ... 5e C Loge Seats... .25¢ Mary = Pickfc George Cohan, in “roadway nm actin meanor URRY! HU Salvage Sale of the United Wreckage Syndicate, 1509 Fourth Avenue—the sale which has been ing—will come to a close tomorrow night in a blaze of glory. All the reserve stock, at prices that will make all attempts at cheap selling fade into insignificance. The railway com y stand reduce the high cost of living. DOORS OPEN AT 10 A. THE COST OF aA te ae he LIVING HERE. THE RAILWAY Orepe, worth lhe AMT 6c yard; now er’ Wine eran | Oc ws i =e EE ORES OpEd Ley 29c Children's How 12¢ | —rs Men's Shoes, and leathers 87.00. Sale Me Fine Shirts, worth to Bie ee worth mow nt price a Children'a Suite, worth 69c to 83.00, Sale 5 It's Doug Fairbanks, coming in “In| Lot Ladies’ Wore, i ee prtee c Again—Out Again,” to the Coll Hed: worth to ane OC | " Laer | AL seum Sunday. The picture is re-| ay worth to Oe et ewe, Me Pree Summer Underwenr, sold up worth to Fs 4 12 REDUCH THE COST OF $2.48 HIGH LIVING HORE gy LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGNS “Wg worth to 1 now ( Specializing Salvage From Railway, Marine and Mercantile Disasters. 1509-1511 FOURTH AVE, "Si.ci" Occupying the Large Double Store Next to Colonial Theatre. ‘n Vine Suits Suna. ” a Els weeds,’ Worstess, Saturday Chev my Sults tha: She Loved « Mello COLONIAL Mareoese DeWite ta “The HART IN NEW PLAY The Desert Man,” ts working on 4 |Paw.” Politics te the t MARY TAUGHT GEORGE “If you want to save money—delay is fatal. Act now. The end is in sight of one of Seattle’s greatest and boldest merchandise sacrifices. The cluding new lots, will be thrown out to the people i been here and saved—why don’t you? It’s an opportunity of a lifetime. Be here tomorrow sure and get your share of the bargains and STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1917. PAGE STARVE SUB) §- BIG BILL, HART AMERICANS WIN fj CREWS THEN ee Is Working on New Western Production| HICH PRAISE IN oo) CANADIAN ARMY § BY J. W. PEGLER United Vrene Miatt Corres t LONDON, April 27.—The American legion has made good. Drafts of men from the Yankee battalion have fought 80 well in France that Colonel Hill of the Royal Canadian Rifles says he wants more of the same kind. With the prospect of an American force on the wel front some time hence, atten. tion le directed at the work of the Americans with Canada’e | armies. |. Drafts of the Yankee battalion have fought well in France Baseball Helps ‘Em | | | ‘ | | old game of baseball from early |boyhood proved to be real prepar Jednens in the case of the Amertean bombers, The science of speed and contro! made thelr hurling #v-| |pertor to that of troops who never | jtackled baseball | legion lost its e unit several ead of going to a battalion, there ha ago, In front Americans » gone out as drafts of reinforcements for other units which suffered losses. The Princess Pate, the Royal Canadian Rifles and the Thirty-elghth battalion, re most of these drafts, It Ci ng the training ‘ ining nert © From “Greed,” at the Mission ; aA teak @ it is 1 ent to Amer x Ry due much to Mary's tostructions, pend me 7" “ %e > “ee oan fg re Nance O’Neil Today’s Programs | Portland Man Honored rs @ CHICAGO RECEIVES MARY ‘ Maj. J. A. Rasmussen of Por . Mary Pickford, wh plays the r nt 0 4 LIBERTY — Willies .. » land, Ore ecently wounded, wor haat Margery Wilson in” ad in “Hulda From Hollan Atlthe title of “flying major’ by a Wer Reture Danes,” daylight raid with seven Americans Shirley Mason oe HOt © leave we plays Eve. REX—Mary Pickford tn “Welda From Ho ret ard my < O'Net te Orend™) Metro wit evening the ts will parade Lasky pict re ot to gain recrulte— | [NANCE 18 DRAMATIC STAR Nance O’Ne!l starred at the sion tn “G ven Deadly ed as one « fame ‘ with Fox e with Theda Hara dramatic tare a firet ent ben #h fn “vamp yuc film and urges POLITIC8 FEATURED House Peters and Gall Ka he in theme Robert Harron, who comes to the Rex Sunday with “Her Condoned Sin.” wat the Liberty tr at tho Clase A tn ” sek Connor's stories The lobby comes tn, too, COME EARLY of the Texas Rangers, Connor's Jerry on the Job” is the com Ge to the Right Drug Ce stories of the over-touted Rangers ety iz 168 Washington Se. gives an insight tmto the fact that A +S 3 ro work than play. | K per | PUGS IN MOVIE Leo ti 4 Chet Neff, two Seattle t who recently In may be seer will play oppontte nae M 4d Cal . the Coliseu His Love Fight.” rd took charge of |) the comedy now at the Clemmer eee os,” and taught|LASKY SIGNS PETROVA BARONESS IN MOVIES ut the Ins and outs Mme. Petrova, now tne at! The Baroness Dewttz ts a Danish ng. George's debon-ithe ¢ tr T \s or claims to be. But lay, has beer movies. Valkyrien ts| before the camera {»Soul,” a Metro + : lher stage name. She ts at the The Waiting Soul.” eee |WAR AT STRAND A little of what may hap to us is at the Strand. “Civ izatlo is the name. It's the + jfiret big spectac Je put out by Thomas Ince. It shows the hor rors of war at first hand u ° i Doug. I Fairbanks in | | | ‘In Again; Out Again’ \¢ - the talk of the town for bargains and ad ds part of the loss. Thousands of people M. RAILWAY com. worth to "as. Bo; *69c eee earn ay Men's Fine Matneonts, tisoo, we $4.88 \s and 200 Linings 6c termen have purchased 2,800 sacks comedian in his best and of seed oysters from state re funniest play. sparkling serve at Hemmersley inlet, accord has ee foe KEDUCE THE COsT or GLASS, TIN AND ling to. Fist Cow joner 1 H HOLIVING Here GUANITEWARE Derwi “3 Srarnek? Shuradag tl subject pres " SLAUGHTERRED, alee x lode ing a Sha are r story of rapid action = . f or vestigation of 5 an interest— Sate olay * 8c oyster situation on those beds The 1915-16 season was hard on the bivalves, low tides and cold Full of Pep aud Ginger No, this isn’t a puzzle picture. ported to be his best | : DEFENSE SOCIETY TO STAGE BENEFIT) « The American Defense society of Rallard will hold an ente yt | for the benefit of the {ean | Ee Fe Red Cre society at the Hallard Snows vara... 0 Supporters, HAILWAY COM PANY STANDS AIUD OF wave. $2.49 naa Sweater ice ta co erating Amon the speaker will be | Dr, Matthews and the Rev. A. M : . 1 Sulte in ¢ ics high school auditorium — Friday =| UNITED WRECKAGE SYNDICATE : ee Ce Tce: oe $8.95 Saturday |e alia nvident Fitzherbert, of i en’ Conte and w 4 ety ‘ \ explain the aims and ends of the! a Me three patriotic organizations, Band lot practice tn the grand |i ff YOU WILL SEE that will be sold includes gr clgareta and cash registers. | BEGINNING TOMORROW | FOR ONE WEEK ONLY For the exaltation of patriotiam, the A reparedne the compe a can prepared ig country Womanhood | A The Glory of the Nation” Alice Joyce and Harry Morey tions of rev photo-dramatic spectacle of tt American free narvelous in {ts realist Ite newness, daringly thrilling in the telling of the ‘ story A PICTURE That imparts Knowledge! That Warns! That Lays the Foundation for True Americanism! That Points the Way! That Every Person In America Should See! t da & the United States invaded by a powerful foe; the lat and greatest of the world’s inventions being by the United States in our greatest war; gas field; the United y with scenes of soperated torpedoes being used attacks t the enemy's airships and battleships; and the enemy's feet destroyed in a sea of burning oll. Accompanied by Augmented Orchestra Special Musical Score FOUR PERFORMANCES DAILY 4 id Afternoon performances begin at 2 and 3:30 Evening performances begin at 7:30 and 9 ™ PRICES—Afternoons and Evenings ire Lower Floo me psa haa ne ‘ _25¢c Boxes 50¢ MOORE THEATRE Buy Almost Anything at Dry Squad Sale Today and All Week If You Want a Good Laugh Step up, folks, and buy a billiard | yall or a Maraschin ! They'll be auction the dry It ts Positively Necessary That Ye Should Hurry juad sale at the public safety and See ding Wednesday morning at 10 2. m Other plunder from wrecked bars pe GEO. M. COHAN “Broadway Jones” The Yankee Doodle ice, soda and Shasta water, tents mps, hats, billiard cues, cigars, PLANTING OYSTERS | Thurston and N Mason © yunty oys- weather killing acres of them Admission 15 Cents AND SAT. Comme APRIL 29 <) » DADDY | PADI OUTFITTING tan THIRO & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN ~WOMER YOUR CREDIT IS O