The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1917, Page 3

S3TAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1917. PAGE 3° | TONIGHT LL) SUDDEN JIM BY KENNETH W. PAYNE [tale Specta! LONDON, July —Presl dent Wilson Is looked on her today as probably the worl greatest statesman, under whose guidance America may play the most decisive role in determining civilization’s fu ture. Probably the keenest English ’ nt of contemporary t Alfred G, Gardiner, for 15 editor of the London Daily author of three famous volumes or leading men in public life, and ar unquestioned authority “In a chat with your ambassador the other day,” said Gardiner, in an interview for The Star, “I said hts tory will recognize Wilson as the one leading and really great sonality turned up by the war Wilson Leads “Rernard Shaw told me,” I haz arded, “that Ge muts and the Swedish Branting form with Wilson a triumvirate of the worlds greatest men “Smuts is near the top.” was Gardiner’s answer Branting not quite so hig And I have hopes of K sky, But Wilson leads! “My message to America,” he’ continued, “would be to stand solidly behind Wilson in every step. And | believe America will, She has always a marvelous faculty of produc ing the great leader at Just the right moment. And the glory of the An democracy ix that it recogr leader. In black 1864 Lincoln him self believed he had no cha reelection. Yet the American peo. ple gloriously rallied to him. In a no less splendid justification American democracy last when surface currents seemed all Star-Liberty against Wilson, the nation turned to him again Weekl Inconsistency Virtue People say ‘Wilson has not been consistent.’ feel I have Ruskin said, ‘I never First pictures of the car found the truth until I strike, the policemen’s mutiny || "¥ , contradicted = myself fou and pictures of the Elks’ pic. || times “The fact is, truth is prismatic jit has many fac In Wilson you will find at the foundation a defin {te policy and vision co-ordinating all tsolated acts, even those seem ingly Inconsistent. “Wilson is that rarest of combinations, a man of thought nic at Silver Lake. Far be It from us to tell you he Dangers of a Bride”—if and a man of tion, with a you are curious, see this two constructive intellect ree! Keystone. Has True View | “He is what the world | most, a fundamental th . keep. |ing in hand firmly the great “insues and brushing aside all the with a remarkable equipoise of emo- tional vision ba and facility of action.” SENTENCE TRIO WHO HELPED SLACKER CLEVELAND, O., July Three Ohio socialists, prominent in the national party, were sentenced tn federal court today to serve one year in the workhouse for aiding a “slacker” to escape registration for the draft army They 4 | Ruthenberg, candidate for mayor of land; Alfred Wagenknech secretary of th socialist and Chas. Baker, party or. First at Pike—Continuous 11 to/ 11—Admission 15c—Children 5c. FOR HEADACHE, NEURALGIA ENSOMNIA OR SUN P. DR. DAVIS’ BULLBROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 state party sanizer. Seattie’s Best Photoplay Hose Beginning Tomorrow ie M. Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra MUSICAL PROGRAM ig the ose-Mouse” Soul” Special Afternoon Concerts Tuesday and Friday at 3:15 Program elected from requests of which must he submitted in The orchestra is to be heard every afternoon and evening “CASTE” T. W. Robertson’s World-Famous Play c built on false pride brought much of pretense and birth, has earth of lo see te” is to see a world-famous play that has be e a classic of the modern theatre; a light drama, « ng with class distinction and snobbery that has held the public favor for fifty years. It was King Edward's favorite picture Added Attraction 4 A Two-act Drew Comedy ADMISSION 15 CENTS great] ° for| of year, | are C. 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