The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1917, Page 4

STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 19, 1917. PAGE 4 STAR'S BROTHER IS KILLED IN WAR Enid Bennett Notified] p | of Death While She | Attends Trial Today wiaien ‘Unoe aie Detnett, 18 Tuesday T ab hk dusk Gonh resieved ee DD Wednesday | her contract with the New York Mo tion Pt © Corporation rua de n whereby ehe | to contin ue her work with Thomas IH. Ince, in Paramount pletures While the al Was in progress, re contly, Ingle Carper att ment plan. was handed a cablegram, reading Lieut. Reginald Bennett killed in ac tion on Western front. Please tr form his sisters, Hnid and Marjorie Bennett When Miss Bennett stepped from the witness stand, her a oy gen tly escorted her to the xe's cham bers, where, in ax kind manner an poanible, hy ormed her of the bad fact..-dtise Nennett collapyed and waa cared for s phys ' Lieut Bennett waa the oldest brother of Enid and Marjorie, and a member of a Western contingent on the battle front. He had been in France for more than two years In “The Seeret of the Storm Coun jtry,”" & wequel to “Teas of the Storm Counts sow playing at the Coll seum driven from her home read of t hureh to whieh BA \ahe belonged and almost hounded from the village, when she is cleared by the death of her husband, who had deserted her ‘Teas is played by Norma Tal | madge. Conway Tearte ix in demand these days. His next appearance will be as leading man for Mary Pickford | PROGRAMS TODAY ERTY—Kisie Ferguson in “The The Triangle starring people are cure atin Derethy rile ts s rapidly changing, nearly all of the| Vivian Martin has ‘the role of t mason Viw as Tess in the prominent players ef a year ago bay. | Micheline Lébelt, at the Mission, an| | “deestis nema» mem “ERO Ing drifted away to other #tuntios mmigrant wh with | | COLONIAL — Terese ‘Tresstde tn Blackie.” He shares his pli bow “The Argenanta.” CLASS = A--tiryant Washbura in Arthur Albertson, of the Kalem | nome with her. and the girl takes “Skinner's Meby.” $ 50.00, nothing down, $100.00, nothing down, $1.25 week, or $ 5.00 in a Southern Atlantic port | ean. @ crook, discovers that “Mike.” | ume ecord for Tho . as Micheina calls herself. ase degeetii Cushing.” at the Liberty, is that of | hospital, Mike takes the i a city waif of unknown parentage, |" they have modeled to an art ox Liberty Weekly Heaters, Blankets, Com UNcovering a kettle which Oe quart of whisky in jugs and|the Portlandygirl, In her first star-| fornia,” at the Colonial ner.” you cannot help but feel the @ pint of whisky at the “emijohns. A cash bail 0 was ring venture. ° | « the occasion ‘store of Thomas H. Kennedy, furnished by Kennedy at the police | The Skinners wanted « boy baby | Bil Hart once played Romeo to | but they gota girland were just os —~—= | headquarters. DW PLAYING ‘A raid of the Log Cabin Rar, 112/J0i@ Arthur's Juillet, in “Romeo| well satisfied, after all. in “thir fcturen in the Weekly are Seattle and Warh an fi and Juliet ners Baby.” at the Clase A Bryant Washburn Columbia st. resulted tn the finding | ] —-— of two quarts of whisky, while a trip| Dorris Lee, the new Ince player, Twenty-seven years on the stage | megs Phare cangy wx . wilt be fending women fer Charits|and screen tp the record ef dave rmation at Washington before : oe 2 Skinner's Baby to the home of Harry Wilson. the) pay, in “The Hired Man. eee nee cae ce ou ear aruae relma proprietor, 2211 Yesler way, uncov " Oe | The local football game betweer \ CLASS A THEATRE ored five qu ¢ whisky. 10 bottles | Bobby Connelly, the youngster ®" ‘rly Hmily Stevens picture |< A. G ane the U. of > 3rd, Near Pike an i-galion jug of| Vitagraph is starring, i# to lowe him! gains Starr te 9 new Bluchird | shown director, Wesley Ruggles. thru the ss player, now seen in leading roles. | women at work In Red lect draft She came to Ameren not long a “In Paradise Garden,” at the Rex, | bearing the tera is another tn cable name pleture in the Weekly of Matta fot a job an extra at Universal City | Plans for the reeall campaign || Wrinkles Disappear rw wot ital nent net Anna Louise Strong, echesl They say that the Bessie Harris open patriotic meeting at the | “In the removal of wrinkles I\cale picture, “Hater of Men.” was Armory Monday evening have din cn entirely | writen M beauty ¢ on anything mple, hart : Gordon Edwards Makes Great Discovery of Anaesthetic ‘Nikalgin’ BY J. HERBERT DUCKWORTH | at home without the A half pint of witch hazel | Maming fire, Excruciating pain | prevented dressing the wounds. The diages were saturated NEW VORK, Nov. 19 -HIF CONQ@L PRED PAIN! Will that tablet place Gorden Kdwards’ name in the Hall of Fame? While thousands upen thee | | sands of wounded soldiers are | writhing in agony, Edwards h | appeared’on the battlefield as an | | moved. The surgeons regarded Now Bdwardse cannot make Nikal igh. Thousands of gal ed monthly in France gin fast }lons are w have been enabled to treat stherwine too painful to be Edwards and bis support a new era—THE PAIN ‘FOUR MEN CAUGHT angel of mercy, with a simple chemical solution he calls Nikat gin, whieh he has at last ane cocded in having war hospitals adopt as a means of killing pain. | [eg Se vt 'WITH STOLEN GOODS has had a ght. It ia! old #tor od plone r | | A clue followed up by Sergt. of De or invent into his] | tectives Jack resulted in own | apturé of four n, Who are al Edwards, now about 20. a graduate to have taken over $760 worth of Stanford, w a few years ad of copper wire with a truck from a an electri 00 oar M Townsend, Saturday wetrten ag veri RDS: | point near I pwend, J Later, while order 2 a hospita DT. GORDON EDWAK night. The four alleged thieves, A he heard doctors bemoaning the fact | teriologist in a Paris hospital wrote| Pp, Collins, 42; L. W. Choice, 34; C. That Eccentric Russian Leader and His “Pep” Orchestra that there waa no perfect anosthe that he had verified the antiseptic | Johnson and 1. Jones, were overtak | for dentiatry, He determined to properties of Nikalgin. It killed the| en after a chase of several Blocks. |cover one. He plunged into the| germs of xtreptococel, staphylococct | — |wtudy of medicine | and lockjaw. But F © would not ss Searched a Year ear ne eet ot et Ship Built for OF 18 PIECES WILL GIVE A SOkgottAN fhemnie’ ter'| beebe. :, he Retcnnsennien a bakeeae | U. S. Ship Board n that has remarkable anal-| with the Second Army in Verdun, | Seattle will launch the first vessel | built in the United States for the perties | Used on Soldier | SPECIAL Lockwood Edwards came to N fork, al Nikalgin was used on a poor ney fleet corporation most penniless, to go Jental| soldier » veunel will be christened the anest “, oor t back some of| been burned out with German nd will be an 8,800-ton car ; hia m: Then the war broke out arrier, She is being bullt by the nner & Eddy corporation Her In Septem SYMPHONY CONCERT 1914, while in the Red Crom headquarters, he saw his hing date is cen: Seattle have been commandeered quering pain. He asked for a tryout at the hospitals, but was brusquely turned down everywhere, by the government, but this will be |the first actually started and com GARDEN MUSICAL PROGRAM i pleted under an emergency fleet con “Travinta Oe 7-Act Wonder Play of the Racditry tieenca hen ‘ | tract “Vienna Beauty oes Juction, he viwited the Vanderbilt REDUCED ) RATES TO TO 4% NEVER. § line, There he en oppor Orchestra Afternoons and Evenings rg Gint, UNMIL. tunity to ty his poidtion ‘on an old CALIFORNIA woman with painful leg ulcers that well, see the play. WILLIAM RUSSELL In a Tale of the Untamed Wont “SNAP JUDGMENT” * Admission 20c These prices First Class. ‘Third. | san Francisco udinitted were “a acandal to the profession.” Nikalgin killed the pain. ‘Twenty-five other Lop Angeles Repepe ene CEO eee mearure cases were successfully treated in $20.00 and $23.00 14.60 Gold filled frames an Diego pena : the physicians the same way Mncouraged, Rdwarda nafled for as lowas $2) 50 Rurope, He Mfored his anesthesia Children 10c include war tax to the French and British govern: | ments. He was treated as a patent See our | urpassed medicine faker. Iven the American DOUBLE VISION GLASSES ce for passe *. W particulars at City Ticket Office | hospital at Neullly turned him Matinges ooo sou cscs Me Ml symontneni” Americnne in tomtom” \VEGNER OPTICAL CO. THE McCORMICK LINE After 6:20 | He started a producing laboratory tr t DR. R. B. 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