The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1918, Page 2

SUNDAY STAR ORGANIZE 400 BOYS IN STATE SATURDAY, JAN, 1918, PAGE ALL WEEK TARTING SUNDAY 4 Days Only TO SERVE U.S, Four handred boys In Western | Washington are to be organized for service for Uncle Sam They will convene in Everett | next week and form the Older Roys' Conterence. About 100 Seattle boys will attend the | three-day convention to help encourage greater patriotic ser | vie. | The meeting will be held Frida aturday and Sunday in the Everett high sehool, under the the state ¥. M,C. A direction of Weatern Wash SUNDAY NOON CONCERT Hoy Beouts and the y wervice Intermezzo .......6+00+0e0e0++ Miles reserve, which now embraces t Air De Ballet .... ++ +++Chaminade Song .........++s+++eeeee+ Selected Faust (Grand Selection) ... ...Gounod Congress of Youth | “Service” will be the conference jtheme, The delegates will be from! 16 to 20 years old The committee ne « Vrank me, the ¥. M. CA A big sightseeing trip will be made Friday, A banquet will be given tn | the evening by Ev Sat erett citheens TAYLOR HOLMES )2)° 5. Star of “Easy Money,” in a University of California ¥. M. C. A. ‘The QOreater Bervice rank G, “SMALL TOWN GUY” “The Small Town Guy” proves to be a “twelve o'clock fellow in a nine o'clock town.” How he makes a fortune, wins a girl and turns the tables on a pair of get-rich-quick artists is all set forth in this first-run five-reel comedy! ULTIMATUMIS | SENT RUMANIA PETROGRAD, Jan. 19—The Pe trograd Ninth Army committee to day sent a two-hour ultimatum to the Rumanian government, demand ing free passage of Russian troops |thru Janay Bill Hart’s “Dead or Alive” is a railroad story of a two- gun $e werd bad yet qeme from stro Robin Hood who turns grad as to wha curred after ow ° . plration of the 24-hour ultimatum from stick-up artist to werved on Rumania by the Rustian . | Soversuneit,. thrediehing war sleet sheriff — and rounds | immediate ‘punishment was meted up train robbers as sensationally as he had led them! to Humanian treope which ar rested many Russian officers and Austrian visitors the battle lines. Coal Order Hits Poor of Chicago CHICAGO, Jan, The smoke lone chimneys and hushed machinery | of the hundreds of «mall factor | closed here by the coal order meant something more immediate to Chi- | cago’s poor than winning the war— it meant hunger, cold and Thounands of workmen who could not read, or whose time for recrea- tion te too limited to read, knew nothing of the fuel order closing mandate, it developed today. They presented themselves for work yor terda: to bo told “there is no work.” Dazed by ee a) ARR a eit e iT} STAR- LIBERTY WEEKLY S , Matinees 10c;-Evenings 15c; Children 5c; Including War Tax tional League for Woman's Service | IN DEMAND] ‘ons! Yeneue tor, Woman's Serve | Trench caps are in demand | Vices of good knitters. Beginning on | _ Having agreed to aid in mages nd | Monday, the league will give out JAPANESE AMBASSADOR ON HIS WAY HOMEWARD! Continuous 11 to 11 ON . First at Pike ADMIL the suddenness of the peed for these articles, the lyara twice a week, Mondays and| ©r. Almaro Sato, Japanese ambaw| catastrophe, they wandered about ILDREN .. Wednendays to those willing to help. dor to the United States, sailed! dully in search of some other em- Includes War Tax 7m from Seattle this morning aa a pas-| ployment. They only encountered senger aboard the Fushim! Mare.| thousands of fellows enacting the Dr. Sato has been recalled to Tokyo, | name tragic roles. Today they turn- r what reason he dec ed to their last resort, the horror of | t know every workman's life-—the charities. | = The Japanese diplomat was the ue of honor las b bas This fs 0 slogen thet er een eee a eee et! LOOSE BOARDS ANNOY celal Club. 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CHICAGO, Jan. 19—Because she headache, indigestion, bilious- was ¢ ks of dynamite that should | supply of coal, 1s rrying 36 stic tnd re:| the Virginia st k of congestion on mail ness or loss of appetite, try— in two small han railroads here and opportunities for ||ELKS PRODUCE BAIL BOLDT’ you a rem the government to increase the) have contained “nigh! peg | TO RELEASE GORDON Packer, a amount of war material manufactur-| Uvine ner name as Linda Jose. of || Members of the Elks, coming to| Vv Jed in Puget sound tablishments, | Steubenville, ©. ha ext OU’LL find j t vill || the rescue with $1,000 bail, have so-| | President Albert J, Rhodes of the! here, Sho says she was given the - -L. find _just Ww hat _ wi | cured the release of G. Murle Gor-| ittle ¢ ber of Commerce and| exniosive in Steubenville to take to please you in a rich, juicy | don, who was he ia in the elty jail f Commerc ue yesterday Cisne toh! ner uncld Je Chickeo, She wae. be a ie os re i Gordon, with Fred Drake, ¥ i numerous telegrams to Washing: | ergy fag ng ‘ steak or well-fed oysters cooked || arrested, charged with leadership’ in ; ton, Secretary of War Baker, Sec-| tented when leaving train from Ivensisiaicae rap 7 yee a || ¥leven follow lodge members went fe bis nil with internal ,treatmen of the aircrafts board and the mem —— = —e ed Excellent Boxes for | on Gordon's bond er—| - bers of the national council for de 4 fs the Whole | RY) That splitting, crazing, shooting|fense, all were sent a copy of “Se. THEATRE Service Famil \| Ss |pain in spe head, if of neura or-|attle’s message.” mily || SEEK PRETTIEST GIRL n, succumbs to the first applica-| President Rhodes explained how | PLAYERS army now spent 40 years per tion of Sloan's Liniment famous counter-irritation that It creates | the ships building in Seattle can load | IN U. S. FOR POSTER ! Metne i on Telephones Elliott 2525-2526 : starts. the| cargo manufactured here direct for | WASHI ON, Jan. 19.—Who In| tor Dili blood pulsing normally and soothes | Europe, Woodworking plants or| ALL | | the prettiest girl in the United States; Ment that ca and comforts in its prompt relief. shops were suggested for this dis: cond j 9 | und where does she live? This ts Apply without rubbing-—for it pen. | trict, as well as machine shops and Oui Mars. j question the officals behind the | lief , give! send | etrates—for rheumatic twinges, soro, | foundries, nd | word diers’ insurance plan are asking. < stiff muscles and joints, sprains, | baie hat laa a e's A classic in slang and sentiment, by James Forbes, author of “The They want her photograph to « I selation and bruise Traveling Salesman,” “The Show Shop,” etc., ete. | M’ADOO NAMES AISHTON || @ poster urging a drive for insuran RESTAURANT AND BAKERY Loe’ atialery ans adlisra peters ee Vous sised ‘bottien et ail drugstore | AS RA ole sized bottles at all ILWAY DIRECTOR 6s 1414 913 Ea 5 Grell — \ WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 THE CHORUS Third Second PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 19.—An or-| Aishton, president of the Ch 99 dangerous operations, nd 40 y Ider ¢ had’ ‘faite ated railroads in’ territo! west the Mississippi, with headquarters in and utmost’ of yards, plants guarding of all ship. wharves and docks in|} the city of Portland. All police re | serves have been ordered out for thin | The play that made Rose Stahl famous, and that Rose Stahl made the most-talked-of in America, MATS. 17c and 28c—NIGHTS 22c to 5Sc Chicago, Director General McAdoc has divided the country into thr districts for administration purp Kast, West and South, if Addrenn rs ] iniment nd AIL L SPAIN n pt mo