The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1917, Page 8

STARTING TODAY THE SECOND BIG GOLDWYN PRODUCTION hat notable Broadway come- pee atid was * gon in the of “Baby Hie and leo in those two stage successes, and “Fair and MARGARET MAYO’S Great Stage Success ABY MINE —You'll remember “Baby Mine” as the comedy which had such a rec- ord run at the Moore theatre two years ago. —The cleanest, funniest comedy ever —One of those wholesome come- dies based upon the domestic home which everyone will enjoy through- out the entire film. ec man now Cha rete! this pert ne eve aba “T ernn ever alu T refe jth wh | inde uate The | with of | bis able £00, Hos FINEST MUSIC IN THE CITY th 0, by iavsky From “Lucia de Lammermoor’ erniaveky plays this difficult « jou! any accompaniment. He tones a x violins, and bas the distinction MaatiarBhy aveat pelestica” * “OOo Solo by \Alex Cherniavsky “Alice, Where Art Theat” with renin Ascher Numbers “Barcarole,” from “The Tales of Hoffman.” b “Poor Butterfly.” Leon Strashun, Concert Master for American fighting mea 7s four packages, each with « cach of my packages will be placed hich my unknown frieud, the seidier, of thanks. + Latent Official British War Pictures-—Overwhelming in Immensity—Tremendous in Appeal. _ PROCEEDS SHARED for the Relief of * Seattle Soldier Dependents now at, or going to the Iront Children 106 —_——-- Loge Seats....50c IAVSKY | Private World's ” Greatest Violinist = B ef | abuea “nS Sol Hack, Dave Lyneh, aw 1) 2MOREU.S.MEN SHINGTON more deaths in th peditionary forces Pershing were announced by war department tod. The ualty list included o Private W. ©. Sullivan, infantry, ©. 1 died September 24 of spinal menin Aitin; no emergency address given Benj. Heyward, stevedore, died September 24 of heart dixeas His next of kin is Jas. Heyward, Sa vannah, Ga. ‘ It was further nounced t rs Jas, Tracy agg death on September 24 was official |ly reported y day, died from a [fracture at the of the skull following an accident while on American under ex the cas bane | duty. OFFERS PRAYER; } with his wife, _SLAYS HUSBAND DENVIR ept forgivene a she of Patrick Henry band, Mrs. Wnma volver bullet ser brain as he lay day Mrs, Riley then walked the street to a police the revolver in Wer hand rendered. Riley knelt at tl itiley, 44 Riley hing sleeping thru hi early to Acre stat died shortly afr 6K BLTeEt ep here sev from Paris, 1 notorman sre ago! on came Famond w i, Many home bargains tated in Star Want Ads. are Ingne Ainpate eated to a hontile Yantages for unttue. q char impr In ailed former ECHO ZAHL BRINGS IN TOBAGCO ‘DOUGH ii kicslalgnsied Continued From m Page 1° ? oo! of the an tired a 4. Poole at nosis on ia at ns a feral meeamien rien is a ANY TERRITORY CHICAGO |, W. W. nite mi Leased Wire Indictment will f PENHAGEN y has not Elin oft AGO, Sept, 29 sto evacuate territory she oveuptes, Including Belgium ‘ ncellor Michaelis announced, ac: |! ¥: W to Berlin dispatehbes today the of the malin committee yesterday the said, Mich made formal announcement The statement that al government hw government a iclala and members of the late yesterday, followed y at least in the ipalgn to wipe out se federal off y the arrest of meoting fe only a beginning’ mov hata ment’s « nella dition oes and disloyalty, the im: | Clals declare communt-| Evidenee obtained in the nation «© raids on 1, W. W this fictments were headquar neoment of tte williognes: wate occupied territor ning the peace month, in which the tn based, ts alleged most valuable ad negotiations, is |to have revealed the existence of a neplracy with ations ex declare that the imperial gov ments hands are free for) 1 tual peace negotiations, This otters tending into @ d chee German and cancel ke are that was ett od larg the consp! nainly ira anating tr sald to money in f ing Maclaimer Aus to week from he above evidently 8 a story em mer Herne Men seized in the two raide on f official nes in| 1. W. W. headquarters af h Germany ed to share in mnifying Belgiam and to evad occupted lands under certain fotments quizz interva 1 » night aywood Under Big Bonds William D, Haywood tional secretary, was held wi $25,000 bonds r leaders’ be fixed at ) each interna ell der en or membe h distin retary K bh mad 1 the m however ain « Usfaction himann’s dec ey, and statement that h to carry it out peration of the r the pmumittee 1 a socialist pn Premier and former ngland for Lorraine aier of executive of the of Dul publicity bureau, and R. H. Chaplain, of Chi soting Herr | cago, editor and manager of Sol bitterly !dapity, official 1. W. W. o} Ribot of | Viadimir Lossieft of Chicago, emier Aa-'lator for 1. W. W. Itterature demands as| Lorton of Chicago, nger Recrulting Station; Chas, R fisher of Cleveland, editor of Bergumkas; Chas. 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This was the city-wide slogan today as the forces assembled to ald in the campaign which opens Monday The nation must raise $3,000, 000,000 war funds in 27 da The state of Washington's allotment is $36,000,000 Seattic must absorb $13,000, 000—almost half a million a day Three second nd dition ed ipaign thousand mone getters 4 tod in the Washington ca mammot Headquarters, at Marion st., will be each day and rer m. Any for a itary parade thru the next Saturday 1 atre cond ave, and ned at 9 a nti concerning 11 ain open re ery of the re and members of Com ent Red Crons of the Chamber Cor eres campald Women to Help Rotary club and organizations in line Women renidence H ganized for The fraternal are p ng to fall of the districts the final paigners emont, Bal *t Seattle and are are already lar Bouth orgetown George W system by " ce ymmittes will be able to ke of every bank mm the state r on any that fall behind. ans throw as sistance rner the Manager p track well any oC as into of Bear 4 Per Cent ful assistance is contained er of Dr. Henry Suzzallo| ted Cros campaign organ-| to turn over the entire ma-| of that body to the bond Pow the cent bonds to offer ad 1 to have a great © over their former task, and ted to break all records Same as Money bo tha ey will be same as $50 b months the at coupon the that eve holder can tear off t His money, in oth wo! will be worth more every day he holds it in the form of Liberty ve DEMAND EXPULSION Ny United Press Leased Wire 8T. PAUL asking exp fre cneulated me sand OLD FOLKS NEED ) ‘CASCARETS' FOR LIVER, BOWELS Salts, calomel, pills act bowels like pepper acts in nostrils. at the ere today on Enjoy life! Don't stay bilious, | sick, headachy and constipated. Decent box now ast give t at al 4 at fifty METROPOLITAN Theatre Week Negtnaing Sunday, Oct. 7 LA SCALA GRAND OPERA Prin *« and igotetto tertly CLEMMER THE HOVSE OF MY SIC INS: AUGMENT! CRUSSTAN ORCHESTRA SEATTLE'S BEST PHOTOPLAY HOV’ DAILY CONCERTS 3:15, 7 and 9 Wicniawakl Moscou” Violin ¢ “Souvenir De olo by Josef Waldman d'Hotfman: Or tra Mile, Modiate Orchestra Offenbach election, “Les Conte Number Raye Herbert from Number The Sensation of the Year ‘Rasput THE BLACK MONK Evil Genius of Russia The Inside Story of the Fall of the Romanoffs Heretofore Suppressed by the Censors— Told to the Public for the First Time responsible for the decline y 1 the responsibility of lution, nes authentic in every depicting y the causes Monarchy In visu of the Russian the Russian R detail are shown, THE POWER OF RASPUTIN The force behind the Russian Throne HIS STRANGE POWER OVER WOMEN The Strange Power in Which Rasputin Gains His Ascendancy Over the Russian Czar and Czarina ‘apped With the Spectacular and Climax of Rasputin’s Dramatic Death THE FALL OF = ROMANOFFS —and— THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION sc real — Matinees ..15¢ Mac Dougall-Southwick’'s i A Winter Fashion Show] chitaren .«.5e Living Models —— ,, MAXFIELD GETS JOB [erat ovine the wars boatswain's mnate, aftor reporting ecretary of t the Puget Sund navy yard. he latest war song, “Stand Up and Fight for Uncle Sammie.” A High-class Entertainment and Fortner ng 8 P.M. tol AL yotead of BULL BROS.) Just Printera 1013 THIRD CAMP LEWIS Steamer and Stage Dr. F. N. Freer PHY SIC iu AND SURGEON WACH WAY, SOUND NAVIGATION COMPANY Colm Doek. soon one Eillott 716 THEATRE WILKE PLAYERS FIFTH AND PINE. PHONE ELLIOTT 408 WEEK sononow*” SUNDAY OTHER MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY “Not a Dog—But a Whale of a Play” “The Greyhound” By PAUL ARMSTRONG and WILSON MIZNER Authors “Alias Jimmy Valentine,” “The D p Purple,” “4 n © Deep ple,” “Salomy Jane” and “The Heir to the Hoorah” A Drama of Sensation, Novelty and Heart Touch Last Week of Cornelia Glass prior The Wilkes Players at Salt Lake. of Cornelia Glass Performance 20¢ to 50c, Matinees, to her joining Souvenir Photograph to Ladies at Byery Nights, 15¢ and 28e.