The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1917, Page 5

ORPHEUM THEATRE Third and Madicon , OVER REVOLTERS IN SLAV CAPITAL BY WILLIAM G PETROGRAD, July 20 (de layed), via London, July 21,— One hundred killed, 700 wound ed, of civilian and soldier and sallor rioters, and six Cossacks killed and 70 wounded is the casualty list of Ru . revolution, apparently cond today, after five days of riot SHEPHERD SUNDAY ended ege e Ing, with the government in control shed come a re ganizatior ee Russia. The government | iY in the bands of the centra representatives t strative body respor xecutive committer Expose German Agent Affairs in Petrograd city are in the immediate harge of Gen. Plo tsof, chief of the army garrison M ebedev ta minister of war and marine, Kerensky’s naval assist ; Exposure Nicholal Lenine pacifist a, paid G s nine had y pareded a a following. The government ot desire to arrest hing know ne would pose as a martyr. I * ast rec d as an Switzerland and Germany Lieut. Ermolenko, a Russian of SeaeT ficer recently returned from a Ger man prison camp, gave the govern |a separate peace, He was ordered agents a participated firing in the streets. Lent still a fugitive. The Kronstad volters and other malcontents the last stand at the Fort Peter and St. Paul, where the offi s of the old regime in Russia are imprisoned. Contrary to early reports, they did not surrender Crowds In the streets saw armed men on bicycles and other akir mishers from actual trenches dug crossWays, run first across _ | “The Darling of Paris” Trottsky bridge. More invaders sneaked across other bridges, and 4 somehow they managed to gain en a trance to the fortress Sunday .........10c Battie te Grier Then the walls of the old build ing began to be dotted with figure: some sailors and soldiers in unt form: others the black-carbed Len nites who had occupied the fort ress when they were ousted from the palace of the dancer, Kacher ska This “last stand” The ratatatatat of the machine guns sounded fn the fortress yard mingling strangely with the mellow chimes that poured their melody from the glittering spire. The tiny figures to be seeg from the river bank dotting the fortress wal began to thin out Old Officials Taken Then, over the bridges, came the government's loyal troops, escort ing a filthy, unshaven body of pris he swore, to cooperate with Le Mme. Sumenson and others is be d some of the Gren _ TRY THEM: ‘The next time you suffer with _ headache, indigestion, bilious- Ness or loss of appetite, try— BEECHAMS PILLS — Uaagest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. go aan Satentn Fe ae was dramatic HOGE BUILDING Second & Cherry Owned and Occu- | pied by this Bank wan rth.) Bank by Mail 75 per cent of the business of the world is now mail, and yet there are folks who will go to perform a single errand When you Bank by Mail ye not alor time, but’ you use that time for more imp rk that comes in your routine j le S mails are as safe as his dollar Transact your banki by mail with this bank You can open an account in our Savings De ent for as little as ONE DOLLAR. Do it UNION SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY OF SEATTLE In the Heart of the Financial District ment the evidence it destred Sent aa Peace Agitator | Ermolenko swore that when he Was a prisoner, the Germans sent him back to Russia to agitate for RUSS PREMIER; | LVOFF RESIGNS LONDON, July 21.—Miniater of War and Marine Kerensky has temporarily been named premier of Russia, succeed ing Lvoff, resigned, aceording to announcement in the Bourse Gazette at Petrograd today Kerensky, {t was stated In the Petrograd advices, is to retain | place as military and naval chief Taeretell!, formerly minister of feation, was named mints e interior, Min of Raliways Nekrasoff is temporartly filling the post of minister of The wee ment tn krad {s arresting on the charge of tr all th organizations which partook 1 armed rebel and all tn of the re ore oners were some of the off als of the old regime, their velvet sults of other days of gorgeousness They contrasting strangely with disor dered 1 neckties and « with fear, They cal weaklings of the stocracy naky's troops killed towr or agitators in the as now constituted socialists and three other liberal part all the workmen's and sol congress is completely six dom! A with of the earller « Shepherd Under Fire number of women marched the Kronstadt saflors in some lashes on the streets In company with a hundred oth ers, | was caught in of these | street battles late in the afternoon 1. Elaine Ford and Rolph O’Brien in “Very Good Eddie,” Met.| in which a dozen people were kill-| week of July 29. 2. Gladys Brooke, at the Tivoll. 3. Margaret ed Those who were wise lay pro®-|gmith and Lillian McGuire, Partages. 4. Director Fernande, Or trate on the ground, while the bul: pheum, §. Alice Nelson, Palace Hip lets hummed, and then ran for shel er \“Very Good Eddie” Girls Help|run up to a tidy annual sum if the From these observation spots one} Uncle Sam Raise Funds with plan is generally adopted ld see wom mong the parad-| STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1917. PAGE 'KERENSKY WINS KERENSKYNOW SUMMER SHOWS GOOD ricty | Three Are Vaudeville and One Is Stock Va ;" (SL dtens Te cape from coming to pleces? | helpful suggestions. But “Every Picture Tells a Story” Cupsfhin_ Gi Grey intend golng to the beach;scome to plece the eap | itt the on, If he ie ae” this summer for the first time, and way damp it will cause the rubbe east 21 years old he ts capable of an't decide what kind of a bathing rot ing fo pporting himself, sit to get. | intended getting r ! babiiity will leave ' loth and having one made CYNTHIA GREY Pp Ine’ the t to ake a home of hig with a ekirt to the knees and) @.—You have helped so many we ma eur In this bloome just below; but my and have given them auch excel 1 should be jends all say that will draw more lent advice, that I, In turn, have h a seer, ttent than a knit suit. | don't! come to you for help, In time of € 1 ur hem now ether | would have the perplexity, This is the case care and protection in erve put on one of those sults 1 must either part with my son ] you would be alone, you can put in your pocket or not.|or my husband My husband howe son might | have never worn a bathing suit treats me dearly, but he is very of you and you of him, you and am sure | will feel awfully em- cruel to my son. He is making 1 not h in bis home, barraseed in any kind of one. the boy's home life miserable, and| © other } our son if Please tell me what to do. Shall || without cause. My son Is a good tt © needs you more make one, and out of what colors? | obedient boy and has never done n anything else in the world ANNA anything to deserve such treat ou should at to him. ‘nny embarrassment 1 be|ment. He loves home life and has| | feel sure that other women t t I sure | euch high id@le of home that it h to f and solve thig y feel f thing | seems a shame to see him deprived 6 pr any of them can t of one I ve ore t glad ¢ ¢ ‘ It haw become so bad that my ‘0 t 1 fn c ' you |hueband eays elther he or my sor , 1 it be |muet leave, Shall | give my bo r the home life he tongs for (unti| Depot Man Attacked You eel lean spicuous|he makes a home for himself), or . Cs taeul 3 ine bee Bacharal ene | @tand oy myucenaner: if by Infuriated Owl e G 7 ext knit ft, elther Mise Grey, | think | shall go WOLFORD, D., July 21,—Har f bla dark You may | crazy hy eure ptupaghe haslry Laucks, a ‘ot agent at Nan ar te 1 >» mat ever ha to face suc a problerr pow A |before. 1 would like your opinion | *°! and Martin Retrum, also of Q—Would you kindly tell me|of the case at once, and also that {hat village, had a thrilling exper how to prevent my rubber bathing|of your readers if they have any ence when the former was attack for the — en Double Stamp Club } sat on an auto-| ORPHEUM machine gun. Be-| Fight pretty girls of that popular) saturday night bring of the auti-gov-/musical comedy, “Very Good bye performances of ernment speakers arrested in the| Which comes to the Metropolitan for| shooting Halls at the Nevaky Prospekt proved to be a Ger-| the week of July 29, during the re|theatre, Third and Madisor Sun. man officer and a prisoner of war, |cent long run of the ple in Ch! day morning there will be ok organized a double stamp Jeville acts, with a BOULDER, Col, July 21 Ellen and by thelr efforts | the . Roya! Grimes, 4, and her trusty bulldog. | pope to increase Uncle Sar Ther are et tn this re Bob, have been found safe and nues during the war ir t while play sound after being lost 48 hours in latmple, and if generally adopted will stringed tnatrumen the mountains. They were 12) aid considerably in prov « addt t from the {slands # away from the Grimes home | tional funda to carry on the present an} and Long are two jazz when recovered. campaign. Their program ts to players with a tri a is iat pane double postage on all letter*®!a burlenque on men nd packages. Every letter they Arm ng and Hale bh jatend of a 2, and every picture post: | whistling comedienne and De Swifto d TRUSS WEARERS, Mere's Great, Good card & Dcent stamp inetead of a 1 ologiat ‘ “ > e 1 News Misa Virginia Curtis is the orig-) Theda Bara will be seen =, 4 wa icererean. (eres or of the plan, and she has been » feature oe Ds “ art Ants Pr APAo made president of the tub. She ta from the ful tr having similar organized ee e Se TReent Glinning Waa te atieda ca ta, [SUCRE all theatt npanies, and PALACE HIP 4 y in place broadcast As theatrical pe le are day at th Pa elt 1 bl away from home, and one of ires the T w great many letters, the| Broth offering an act of bal amount of extra postage, while| ancing e small in the individual cases, will! 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