The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1917, Page 5

13 ORPHANS TO EAT XMAS MEAL t. m 4 Thirteen little kiddies, out at the Ryther hor 262 Denny way, are it all expectation again, after having passed thru a xl of disappoint Fir ume invitations to mas dinner for every child at ie the home; then cate the measles and " antine order: and now, by the |doctor's permission, 18 of the boys n land girls are to be permitted to go e \""s for dinner, after all The remainder of the 48 children Do Ib! jot the home are not to be without a | Christmas, however, Christmas eve Headline Show Francis X. # Bushman | Beverly Bayne “THE VOICE of CONSCIENCE” : First Showing land Christmas night there are to be jconcerts at the home, and Friday | there will be a tree and a Santa “aus, Any outside help toward Sern making this latter event a success will be appreciated by the home au thorities. TUBERCULOSIS SEAL | SALES CLOSE TODAY The Red Cross tuberculosis seals campaign closes Monday night, with the children over 12 years in charge. Since the children opened the drive, they will have the distinction of | winding it up. The youngsters have made an ex cellent record during the campaign. Among the leading saleemen ts Aldus Hoopman, 609 W, Howe st. me ww oe. <<. |Red Cross Liars Are Spies, Says Soldier “Whoever is spreading all these |hes about the Red Crosa should be hanged, for he must be a «py. Iam convinced that all of the people working for the Red Croms are earn est In their work.” STAR—MONDAY, CHARLES RAY PACKS ’EM IN WITH NEW PLAY; GOOD BILLS SEEN AT THEATRES a os This was the sentiment expressed |in a letter written to The Star by! |¥etipe Dupont, 16th Co, C. A.C, at] Fort Ward, Washington. His letter cited numerous instances of the sincertty and integrity of the Red Cross workers. a LIBERTY ! Charles Ray, in “His Mother ones a Roy.” packed the Liberty, Sunday | aineery—Charies Hay in -ms | afternoon and evening at the open-| | Mother's Bey.” | Cons Car tn of hin lates : mt ing of his latest screen offering. The| | COMSEUM—Margvertt production Is very good and one that| | ernanp Mee Monch im “The Che- is at home in its theme action dercile Man.” without one incident of strained | COLONTAL-—-Ithel Merrymere im . tion on th art of the aw “The White en fie Doria Lee (the Seattle gird, — ee who plays oppostte Ray, is a pretty in “The ittle blonde, along the order of Bes ef Conscience.” sie Barriscale, and will Marry Carey in “Bucking | winner, judging by her acting in this Ain Cuttay i OF A WIFE j=: eee The Star Liberty Weekly was also cal views, the news ha ot with a sixshooter and only @ | the week blooded men were admitted > MOLLIE IS ONLY ONE OF MANY ns 4 ‘oem Well, I have seen Mollie, little : And have ne burden or care. |book, and ft was not half as bad as I had antictpated. She brought her beautiful boy out and put him in my arms, and, little | book, the Madonna herself could not | have had a greater look of exaltation on her face when bent over the man whe condemns the soblc Red Cross Has ne kick coming at Fer he never contributes a single cent, But gives the workers a i a ies 4 liowly cradle in the manger than . ves" || Mollie had as she raised her face jfrom her baby’s to mine. I felt that I was going to lose my poise, but Mollie's voice calmed me “It could be worse, Margie,” sbe said softly, ax her hand strayed light- | ly over the Uttle downy head clowe to jmy breast. I must have looked my negation, | for she repeated: "Yes, dear, it might have been worse. I might not have had him jat all.” When she said this she took him from me and stood with him held to her heart as tho she would hold him there against every power. Just then I heard Chad begin the weariness and hopelessness of Hee thoven's Fifth Symphony across the hall in the music room. Mollie's face clouded and she gave the baby to me and hurried to her husband. The music did not cease. altho I heard a low conversation Mollie's vor coaxing and Chad's toneleas and despairing. In a minute she came back of hopelessness on her tace whi As though (hey had It te gtve. ‘We know the cood from Red Crees i} save you more, any » COAT, DRESS WAIST, At, the FLORENCE UPSTAIRns STORE, Second and Unies. 7 NOW PLAYING William Courtney —in— “The Island of Surprise” CLASS A THEATRE a look Demand Title she did not have when she wa bringing her baby to me. bring Chad to a better understand. ing of what this means to him an me, I will not be able to go thru with it all, Since the baby came he has not seen amy one but me. He will not even see Pat, and he does noth- ing but wander around thru the rooms and finally seat himself at the piano and play for h It is bad enough when he the old masters, but when he begins to improvise I sometimes think it will drive me mad.” “I'll go in and see him.” He told me, dear, that he not bear to see even you. You see, Margie, altho the doctor has told him that our boy’s blindness is tn no way blamable to him, yet he knows it is an heritage from his father, and he says that, knowing that, he should When you buy real estate or loan your money on real estate; Then Title Troubles annot bother you. Title | In saves plays rance Time Worry Money s 8 never have married i“ y time I go to him he says. e Mollie, can you forgive me? Washington Are you going to hate me all the rest io of your life?” Title Insurance ind, Satigle, 1 Save. hes ators Cc than I bh ever loved him before ‘ompan Why, I want to take him in my y arms just as I do my baby, and let “ State him get all the comfort and solace ‘Under P tate he can in Hstening to the beating of Supervision. my heart; » haven that has alw: been hia fro the first mo mt I It mat father and because of we, their children, must unto the third ¢ tion it all comes to th rie, b e of my blind baby, many other blind babies will be taught to help themaclves; because of my mis fortune, please God, many other looked upon his dear face. ters not to me what hi mother were except that their sins, suffer even But am fortunate and despairing mother will be able to give their children |some comforts that they never thought could be theirs.” “Then you are going to build a jbome?” I asked “Yes, Margie, a home, a school and a hospital Dr. Virot t* going to help me add it to his children’s hos pital. This gives me inexpressible comfort, my dear, for y help thinking of thone eins AVE piqe e.| 720 have gone thru what I have col . 2 +| gone thru, with no hope of making Phone Main 4965 their children's lives anythin but a ‘ lon dreary night 4F 1 HURT YOU, DON'T ccc hot this appeal to ch awualt mpathetic to all PAY ME.” ideas which tend to the he f the @ mnis is my message of deliver ia Stab not Ween able yet to.Jook nce to you from the fear that a0 | at it in any way except an a special pyrics Dental operations. ispenaation of torture that has been J EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN and noted out to him alone GREAT Teeth absolutely without 1% Mollie, Moilic, can’t you see pain in all cases but acute 8b tat here in a place » 1 arm self cypred conditions. ish enough to let the whole world go owest prices in your city for if only I and mine could have Bigb-class guaranteed escaped,’ he erted the other day —— Ny é but who am I that I must rail ageinet the misfortune that comea into thousands of lives daily?" : Star want ads are the answer to every want. it * (To be continued) into the Inner shrine of the Yukon COLISEUM ee The Seven Swans.” with dainty! CLEMMER Marguerite Clark in the leading role,| Robert Warwick and Blaine Ham offering at the Coliseum.|merstein is the offering for the g Sunday week, opening Sunday at the Clem he story is based upon a| mer in thelr latest offering to the yet it in entertaining and| screen, “The Mad Lover.” The even (tO grownups as/in good, with plenty of action well as children real peculiar incidents thruout. A young princess and a pr married couple live a atrained ex » 4 witch, who istence until Doctor Stork brings « ring the pot and causing al baby to thelr howse and then the rumpuses. And then the seven| matter changes. br owane 2 are changed into but the brave prince saves them and) REX gets the princess besides. | Francis X. Bushman and Reverty cee | Payne, in “The Voice of Consatence,” were Very good at the Rex, Sunday, as well aa Fatty Arbuckle in a scream ing comedy, “With Fatty at Coney Inland.” Arbuckle ts fast proving as popular with the public as the dean of movie comedy, Chartie Chaptin. eee STRAND There is one of the beet Christma week bills in town at the Strand this week, with Mae March and Tom Moore in “The Cindereila Man.” taken from the stage success by OF| tver Morosco. The play itself ts one of Christmas, with holly and mistle MISSION: toe as well as the Christmas spirit) Harry Carey is at the Miasion this of giving, run ru the entire| week in a rip-roaring comedy of the A makes a poor East and Went, called “Bucking t's Christmas, a merry one Froadway.” Carey does a number of | J later loves and marries him in funny stunts on Broadway that the vf atrenuoun opponition from a| Westerners are supponed to do—but 1 father. The first ple) Dan Cupid gets in his good work and i i ¢ Halifax dinaster wind| Harry falls in love with the belle of! in Cold, Is Advice up a very good program. Broadway CHICAGO, Dec. 24—Why should aa Nia | 8 Chicago worry about the shortaxe COLONIAL CLASS A { coal? A warning has beer od Ethel Barrymore now at the The Island of Surprise,” with Wi Colonial in her ottering to| liam Courtney in the leading role, is the screen, “Th ven.” The the week's attraction at the Clans A story is of the wild North in the/ It is from the pen of Cyrus days when the law of the land was| send Brady SULLIVAN WANTS “| STATE GIVES BIG COIN FROM GILL’ SUM FOR HALIFAX ir Contributions retief of Su var former proprie- for the tor \ an soft drink! Halifax haa reached a total of $20,- establishment, 408 Pike which | 618, it t# announced by the Cana waa wrecked by the dry squad/ dian club. ast December, has filed suit in| Returns from a number of small the superior court to recover $15,-| towns have not yet been received 5 from Mayor Gill, ex-Chief of and it ts believed the figures will ic ham and V. C. Put-| reach $25,000. er of the dry squad.| Seattle has raised nearly $10,- n charges that he not only| 000 as her share of the fund, while lost his fixtures, but that he was| Tacoma is second with $4,000. Sev- Also forced to pay $1,000 rental) eral Alaskan towns contribute without being allowed to use the| The campaign was not waged as premises. heavity a would have been had —-——-——_—_—. not the Girls’ War Relief bazaar You hear the call. Have you answered? | ans the Red Cross campaigns been Tena NEWS WRITERS NOW WEAR OLIVE DRABS United Preas Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, American Lake, vec, 24.—Newspaper correspondents ttached to this cantonmnent must wear olive drab uniforms, with a red | etter “C” on their sleeves from now on. The uniforms are cut like a liew tenant's. | You hear the call, # Seattle Taxi Driver at Lewis Hospital By United Press Leased Wire CAMP LEWIS, Dec. 24.—Law rence Berquist, age 34, former Seat: | tle auto driver, who was found, Fri-| day morning, with a fractured skull | in a tax! near the National dancing | pavilion, still Hee unconscious at the | base hospital, his wife acting ax} nurse A plece of lead pipe was Nie picked up Friday night near where Cream of New was found The taxi was taken) Hearts of Coler: to Tacoma, and photographs taker STUFFED YOUNG of the prints left by the assailant You hear the call. Have you answered? ¥Tt HALF mD st Argentinans Hostile Toward Hun Chief By United Presa Leased Wire 1 Mashed Pots Sw Cream: Browned BUENO! AIRES Dec 24 Anti Hearta of Lettuce. noon and last night was pre Christmas Plum Pu only b the utmost cilance of a Hot or Cold Min Pie and several attempts were| American Cream Che r to organize demonstrations. | Student und othera marched to La Union ‘buliding, chanting “10,00 PRICE $1.25 wo: Gor 5 Gehd le tae thee if it] 8 signature ROVE | DINNER SERVED FRO) 12M. TO 8 P.M. TURKF Cranberry NG Pineapple Fritters, Fruit Sau Coffee For Table Reservations Phone Main 719? DEC, 24,1917. PAGE 5 WORRIES U.S. Fat Your — sod From Pete '!' Christmas this country and spread the Bolabe viki revolt propaganda. A partial search of the vessel has revealed large quantities of I, W.| W. propaganda printed tn Russian. | But nothing wan found of the wup poned cache of gold, However, none of the cargo of loorlce root shifted, and it is highly ponstble, of ficers aavert, that the money could) be easily hidden. Each pound of} cargo will be searched thoroughly before it is unloaded. May Be Interned Capt. Boris Hedel, master of the veasel, mys that she was supposed to have carried # cargo of munitions back to Russia, but it is highly prob able she will be interned here, ao cording to federal authorities The verse! has to be turned over to the immigration officials today, | pending a conference between the naval authoriles and District Attor ney Clay Alien. ‘The naval militiamen will continue guarding the vessel until relieved by soldiers or representatives of the im migration department. | An examination of the crew, con ducted by Lieut. Becker, showed that a committee of five men control Dinner the boat. The captain is merely a figurehead, and must submit to orders, Many of the Russian boats are operated in this manner since the deposition of the czar, it i» sald. | Won't Carry Munitions Arrangements for the consignment of the cargo of the Shilka to Seattle was made thru the Frank Water house & Co, agents at Vladivostok Several days ago word wos re cetved in Seattle that the vessel was | en route, and would dock in Beattie. | At the local offices of the Water house company the rumor that the veusel would carry back munitions was denied. She was to With everythin scheduled rry a cargo of merchandise to a Japanese port from Vancouver, Mm. C., It ix claimed That the ol in not here merely as & penceful merchantman is made apparent. officers think, by the ves | nel's sudden transfer from the North | Pactfic to the transpacific service out of Vindivostok Woman Transtates A | Deaf Teraninet?, who wee an 1414 Third Ave. | rewted after speaking at the LW. W | meeting Sunday night, was intro | duced as a “Muasian, who had just left free Russia and had entered free America” The free America was slurred with a snart by the speaker Toraninotf's speech waa in Rus-| ‘dan. A woman member of the | 1. W. W. translated it to the crowd. | ‘The L. W. W. arrested at the pier} jare © Nechanko, 34, a Rumsian | Joseph Khrtichman, 42, a Mussian; Car! Erickson, 20, a Finn: Max Sher-| burg. 18, Rumsan; Henry Runsha, 31, | a Finn; Sol Ehriich, 28, a Romian;| | Alex Bogdanoff, 19, a Russian; Os| |oar Peterson, 27, a Swede; Joseph| Cook, 42, « Russian; Fred Ander son, 36, a Finn; Gus Rank, 33, « Russian; Anthony Zigulia, 24, a Rue sian; Peter Gouch 4. a Russian; Sergry Tederow, 34, 2 Funutan; Joe! | Lakick, 36, an Austrian, Isadore Foe | gaff, 28, Russian; Aaron Aorioff, 24,| ——— | Russian; Aaron Polishuk. 20. Rus | sian; William Lynch, 19, William jrerel 24, and Lyle Pullen, 17 Americans Don’t Worry Sleep that the and to sleep ——————————— EATING FACTS Take Turkey Dinner at the San Francisco Oyster House Cooking is with at San Francisco al only House Fat a Pan Roast at San Fran cisco Oyster House. Best Cooking in °City at Francisco Oyster House. Twenty-seven yours In business at San Francisco Oyster Houre. Butter Oyster San Our Prices are Low at San Francisco Oyster House Rest Pastry Cooking In City at San Francisco Oyster Heuse (By Blanche Macmaster) JACK BARBERIS President and Manager 216 James St Phone Main 3130, Open the usual hours during Christmas Day, with all the good eats, in- cluding Turkey, that go with it. ook tall Croutons Souffle OMmER BOUARE Rive Olives Ponaan 801 QRATTLR. U8. European Plan Why Not Have DINNER Christmas Day & New Years Day cu NUT DRESSING CHICKF GRAVY ate oot adding uapberry Ple Puffs uke Crackers at any time between 5’ AND 9 P. M. at the Hotel Seattle Grill Make your Reservations now. Telephone Main 7127 R, L. HODGDON, Manager m Xmas ¢ Bent's $1.25 MUSIC A NEW CAUSE TO GIVE THANKS “a Christyrne tn with us again, and some of us tinagine we haven't much to be thankful for, Son has joined the army and mother spends so muck time knitting sox for soldiers that she haw’t time to keep ours mended Some of us have wives who are so taken up with the Hoovertzing idea that it is quite likely that we shall be foreed to eat fish inatend of turkey; and corn meal muffins, with a fow sins added, will probably take the place of the traditional fruit cake. Suppose you take the wife out to dinner this Christmas? When there are only two, or oven three, in the family, it would be much nicer te have dinner down town and let her have a rest this Glorious Day instead of fretting and worrying about dinner at home. Below are lots of Grills, Cafes and good Kestaurants, who make @ specialty of Christmas dinners, and after gazing at the different neq you can't fail to pick out the right one. Turkey or Goose good that goes to make up the perfect Christmas dinner, BOLDT’S Fast Service Christmas Hospitality Will seem very real to you if you come to MEVES Turkey and the other attractive dishes, deliciously cooked and priced within reach of all. Join the satisfied diners who say: MEET ME AT MEVES Third Ave., Bet. Pike and Union Shanghai Restaurants 106 Second Ave. So, 711 Pike Street OUR SPECIAL PREPARED CHRISTMAS DINNER 85¢ MENU Soup Cream of Asparagus Branch Celery Chicken Bouillon, Royal Relishes Sweet Pickles Fish Soles, tartar sauce Potatoes Ripe Olives Tenderioin of Kits. Entrees Fresh Crab Flakes Poulette en cases Roasts Young Yakima Turkey, oyster dressing Cranberry Sauee butter au jus (Choice) Roast Stuffed Young Goose, apple Roast Prime Ribs of Beef Salad Combination Salad, Shanghal Special Cheese Straws Vegetables Fresh Rolls Desserts. Christmas Plum Pudding. Home Made Green Apple Pie Creamed Cauliflower Mashed Potatoes hard sauce Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie (Cheese) Salt Wafers Milk ‘Tea Coffee Please call Elliott 2247 or Main 3086 for your reserved table, Served continually from 11 a. m. to 8 p.m