The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1917, Page 8

HE SEATTLE STAR 1 | STRAND FILM TO. ‘HELP THE SMOKE T [The Great American Home! CHINA TO HOLD TO HER TREATIES POWITH JAPANESE Dy United Press 1 TOKIO, Nov China formally day that she will limit her | ognition of the special positic | : | FUND MONDAY DATES ased Wire 10.—4Bulletin.— an to FUND the go to amon | Mond. trand day Laundry ADMISSION 20¢ Dri Nor 1 Dye Works Thursday whieh — territor <r) at Kaien’ ha { amble aturday, N 1 ts dance, Laibley ave mnt anese American already Th to interests i In treatics. office anno effect was r ‘The staterm China wil! not be changed betweer Pormal annov fect in the of 1 indicat patiataction China with Gent understanding reached between the U. & and Ja China ts ‘Was not consulte GONSUL’S DAUGHTER LEFT WAITING AT THE — GHURC!: CY GROOM TACOMA, Nov. 10.—Britiah Consul C.K Lucian Agass! nie at-| Qorney, and his daughter, Miss Enid NAgaesiz, are on a bunt today for Gerald Downing Newhouse "Newhouse was to have married De Miss Agassix Thurwiay. He kept # Ey the bridal party ng at the and hasn't showed up yet Agasais, believing her intend husband has been kidnaped by a Brother, launched court proceed Jewel club, 1 Vel 80 hall. bound by 1 tox ox Monday will be the the first of prot the da mer several Monda of the on of dis wi the re the entir tras for Mar in theatre turn er te The rene wait fudge, however, refused to . Manager H. Y. Walker, man Ager of the smelter where Newhouse Beg employed, and the brother into ‘The marriage license was ob- ~fained Wednesday EPISCOPALIANS ARE WITH THE PRESIDENT ‘The call for united support of the president's war program wil! be issued from every Episcopal it in the United States during next few weeks. The duties if churchmen have been outlined SAR & pastoral letter, prepared by Mthe house of bishops, which is be img gent broadcast CITY AIMS TO REDEEM WOMEN :: Healther McBride Hopes to Reduce tala 1 . Crusade | tertainment o Up on the third floor of the Frevienty public safety building, Seattle sel com health officials are battling with hh dee Weat, Cashmere one of the oldest—yet one of the Ws Hh Mille, Casts newest—problems of community aetna dieal welfare. Cos, Cachene They are attempting to stamp Sharp, Cashmere, W out the sinister results of view | by treating unfortunate women | whe have been taken Into the Latest in Dancing, etcesr"s wat! air It * part of the clean-up program From New York thee During Vice The try Disease mm. acknowledged $6,100.25 work pra women stimul on coun 4d be to attention to matters of heal Federal health officials are on @ plan to intern vice genera a ing he thinks, wou with the war Jineanon ore Wash hey could be and sanitation 26 WOMEN FINED IN DRIVE ON VIGE yunen ¢ and being employed same pro at making usands cured, time lend their gram by Red Cros supplies t Makes Survey nmide te ntinued residence “The government ne plan sidered unt before clared war here to fin ing ¢ He told being made by the ndardized program would finally be worked out Dr. McBride thinks that the men who are arrested should be given a Medical examination, and, if diseas o should be treated. de ramen was if anything was be launched to make Seattle safe for the States soldiers. “We, ourselves, don't know what we will accomplish,” say# Health Commissioner McBride, whose de partment has suddenly been assign ed these duties, “We haven't even determined just how we'll go about some phases of the job. Will Redeem Many “But if these unfortunate women can be treated, and placed where they'll get plenty of fresh geot feed, 1 believe © certain ‘per centage of them would never re-| turn to their former haunts “At present. the women we are| examining are kept in the city jail The place is crowded. They should not be there. But where to take them is just one phase of the | Problem that must orked out } Wise and Humane “Of courne its t humane thing to treat these women. And its a matter of public th as well as public morals. The military neces sity of stamping out infectious dis pparent ke to see thie war bring ndardized an of action to be followed thr the country in dealing with th problem and t man new Attorneys t and Frye and Walter SSSESSSSS Seeley Pr nk Hammond Metzenbaum, Suess Ive Barton Dean, NERENSKY RALLIES ARMY FOR SSE ATTACK ON ANARCHIST FORCES 2." Frank J. Hobbe K. Gorden N. Kelson Me Paden use o8 Lenine ar aiden wi their Dy United Preas Leased Wire jin that LONDON, Nov. 10—The bat- | stick fart to tle by whieh Kerensky bopes to rk for © general save Russia from the Bolsheviki may be impending around Petro: | grad today, according to today’s interpretation here of Holshevikt censored dispatches from the Russian capital ‘The proctamation of the Petrograd soviet of workmen and the Kerensky, Kaledine off parties are “moving Petrograd” gave the basis for belief in London that the provision ernment waa about to act with ' ngth to stamp out Lenine, Trot and their mushroom govern jetermination to sees new dances are rate peace Some of them are simple and easy to learn. Any who can waik can learn to sSSeSs: jen will © ny Ruslan general peace The Russian ¢ WAGES MUST GO UP AS U.S. BACKS PLEAS * Continued From Page 1 or stoeled ever ‘They are much easier than the old se Ps } ‘Take 1 or 2 lessons Stevens’ Way nt At little cost in private halls all day Qnd evening where no one sees you Log your teacher. Street shoes are all right. and business people. An Editor : Recommends Middle-aged Wo difference if you haven't danced ro: -DROPS' Rheumatic To troops to Ma ae) Merbers Darwin Diets Crate we gers GERMANS LAND sa ON ALAND ISLES : feet aughiin Italy of Amer sees ors were up solid breaking at nky ment At the same time prehension over by the Bolsheviki grad, and declaring that American Ambassador Fran had reoaived word that the revolution had spread to Moscow This message Rolsheviki had repeated Moscow war and Member of both International Asso Giation Masters of Dancing and N tional United Masters of Dancing | there w patch ap ane naor at Petro one a danced in the leading Places in New York city Lt Exclusive First Showing Starts By United Pre STOCKHOLM forces were As patehe caned Wire N 10 anded ¢ aders are convine Germar Aland nan influences nd It is mafe to field. unless asserted = the Mr. L. P. Hill_editor Enterprise, Ensley, ‘want to teil you that f oir coup 7 ma aneurin, governmental SBSzS32EE as hisery eadjust It had been expected that Moscow id rally to the support of $333 aio: energie Living Cost to Stay Up They are c nion that ther Hoover dw always been a st aky and the pr if it evil a Rebillerd Jackson Sim peor Willard Kolley Mins Grace Green Karl H Green 1 FRANCIS CORFIRMS FALL OF KERENSKY * Continued From — 1” bee wor i & cn. lant word re furt . sit o ¢ Avoid Imitations| « * come HARLY ill be now contr al reduc have been cleverly say they wil am telling every one of the virtoe of your remedd: em sure it will increase the anie of same. Such witenee 28 this abould be suffiel- ¢nt to prove to any person the value of “&-Drope” tn rheumatic troubles. «'& Drope’ te eold by the bead sts in every part of the Uni and Canada mailed free, it o FREE S53 Swanson Company, Newark, O. the of ¢ government The greatest hor ‘DONATE 384 QUARTS ‘HOME CANNED FRUIT MORE ARE NEEDED Mr. and Mra. C. W. Mur ers of the ¢ ary ¢ Blewett st. are going jars of home expectation capital FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN Ramapte petite wit ial ements design standard of life wage m ell, own 600 84 to for at fiteer Beverly Bayne in Their Latest Big Thriller “THE ADOPTED SON” As “Two-Gun Carter” Bushman is at his best lonate urpation pa quart anned fruit p I the predicted ng with Sammies Lewis sir Thanksgiving Three hundred and eight f fruit won't go far 40, Sammies Cam are wing dint very 000 wer need be, at Appe Tr as minister of forelen | ag affairs ¢ Lenine for Dictator ainat the It's ¢ ey ha und #90 " ympers’ Diplomacy hed this position of alings The ois to th r before who c at it is the cost of livi evels by hank howe wish th this caus Munsell will automobile. be m of gov partly thru to bring present rime may plone all for ictal correc and xtabli vent The Kerer pr Pes ‘PoRT TOWNSEND TO STAGE VICE REFORM | By United Preas I TOW NSE officers from rts served notice ywnsend that vic will be city COR. FIRST AVE. a PIKE ST. Phone Main 4965 “IF I HURT YOU, DON'T! PAY ME.” This is my message of deliver ance to you from the fear that ac- companies Dental operations. 1 EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN and TREAT Teeth absolutely without pain in all cases but acute ab |acessed conditions | Lowest prices in oust AND before et clared be and r Long war was 4 Chocolate The genuine always have this trade. mark on the package and a that | high-class guarante are made only |) "rh voliapse 0 aes . Regintered ‘STERLING Denisrry 60. D LADIES MEET Ente, bY a waco Wn 8 turned offi The of the sewir lio capa Walter Baker & Co. Ltd, | 'e7"..02""" bag repre ck DORCHESTER, MASS, will be Established 1780 : tween th ited States “The Hindoo Hoodoo” Two-reel, First Run Keystone mba officials re vd ement will on Port curbed fr 70 THE Fprron The Seattle Star Incloned find Boys in must be soldiers prohibited the or m t initing thre France Tobacco hall has been closed and 1 each dollar city for] a drive taunced against bootless on wh jal minds in Wa of interr re euch » multit \t Na Matinees enter there we Evenings Children Adar at the home si 1 Que Business of importance brought up, entation in the eon After 6:20 allied nd in to: ony | STAR WANT ADS | (22-8¢ 2800. at ¢ | BEST FOR RESULTS || ooo | enero THE PLAY THAT WILL the Moximatist Clip This Coupon Today to THRILL —THE TORY OF A MAN WHO CUR: EVERY TRUE AMERICAN CHILDREN 10¢ STARTING TODAY A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT EDWARD EVERETT HALE’S IMMORTAL MASTERPIECE “« COUNTRY ED HIS COUN- TRY, THEN BLESSED IT—A WARNING TO SLACK- ERS—A MESSAGE TO PATRIOTS—A PLAY THAT WILL ARE AN AMERICAN, That Eccentric ENTHRALL YOU—MAKE YOU GLAD YOU Russian Leader PHILIP PELZ And His Wonderful Orchestra Will Offer Classic, Popular and Jazz Music. Just the Kind of Music You Love Full of “Pep” ‘PHONE GIRLS’ DANCE — | man nevitable Gompers foresaw that it was and has since been work ng night and day with just two ob in mind—firet, to swing Ameri s workers solidly behind the dec- nm of war and scotch any pro- German influences; second, to in trench himself and organized labor so solidly in the administration's xympathies that when he felt it neo exeary to act in labor's interests dur ing the war, he would hav if neces direct aid from the administra He has succeeded to a remark- able degree in attaining both objecta. Garfield Supports Raise The clearest indication of the ad ministration’s attitude toward wage increases in to be found in the letter to President Wilson, sustaining the 1 miners’ demands for large wage ment ‘In an of 50 per cent, and laborer of 78 sof April 1, 1914 re not in of of fiving for that arat wary, eaKes will result.” rease to mines to the best a ent over the wa increases per These coms the advance in cos period Few » In of eases of 7 labor have had ven 5 rds. classes wage formal statement, accepted the dent, is therefore a clear indi on of how far the administration os it is ssary to go to workers: lard of by finite plans for this great wage ustment will be worked out at nvention of the American of Labor, which November 12 is r reads eration meets fn o danger of anything neral si ike. On to assume kept w jompers and his leuten so that it may not seriously in terfere with war work CLOSED SEASON ON FOR SALMON FISHING The fishing on the island that the in hand by ¢ movement will closed season salmon ‘ ot Vashon he entire of north Saturday the n starts Ke with Hood's De ion exception canal, will remai ember anal will & iday. The portion south of Vashon closed come closed of Pu island November until ome will 0 on 16 and tN remain closed Help Sammies mie al packages of tobacco, American fighting men boy » Fund” for baye four packages, each with @ will be placed wu friend, the eoldicr nessage of thy and Melody. BRINGS THEM $2,000 It is estimated that nearly every one of the 1,000 striking teleph operators were present at the night dance in Dreamland rini which let out at an early hour this morning, and resulted in an add tion of $2,000 to their relief fund. The rink and orchestra were do nated. The girls worked all during the week previous to the dance selk ing tickets, and the floor was crowded shortly after the musia started at 9 o'clock last night. Tags bearing the word Heart Is With the Hello were sold for 10 cents each. member of the operators’ union a ribbon, and the holder of @ tag was entitled to at least one dance with an operator The crowd Was an extremely good natured one, and did not begin te thin out until the “wee sma” ho’ wore All candidates for port commissio have been invited to speak at ti meeting of the Commonwealth club to be held at the Good Eats cafeter: Monday, at 6 p. m. RAMBLE§ Over to the HIPPODROME § rit at University MONDAY NIGHT AT the New Open Dancing Class Or Just CANTER Over There Next TUESDAY At $2.30 P. M, And Get Into the MATINEE CLASS in Mind one Hest And Join Bear ‘That OSWALD the Ramble and Canter rror, Originated He Has a Corps of 30 Assistants His Newest Dancing the Seattle Jaan Dancing Every Evening Sensa-