The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1918, Page 4

“Flare-Up Sal,” queen of the “Looloo Bird” dance hall—a story of Califdrnia in ’49. HUNGRY LIONS IN A HOSPITAL OLISEM FIFTH AT PIKE CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 ADMISSION 20¢—CHILDREN 10¢ IC SONG WEEK SCHOOL CHILDREN pelal song programs will be | (Public schools thrucut. the|t% singing of patriotic songs STAR—TUESDAY, FEB, 5, 1918. PAGE 4 rhe Lecturer Will Give Pa Part of si " Receipts to the Smoke Fund | t does the immigrant mean to, 1 Une ' upon the thin war United stu 1 the » of the country did not really realise what immigrant could under other than peaceful conditions, Even now they are not all awake Dr. Edward A. Steiner, bh the department of applied ¢ ity, In Towa college, will lecture on “On the Trail of the Immigrant,” in ttle, on 8 ent ture will got Star's in France Tobacco Fund.” Hie will discuss present day condi tions and problema that have c fronted the people and the govern ment of the United States since Feb ruary, 1917, particularly, and those that have existed since immigration to this country became #0 pro i mean a of ‘Our Boys 0 nounced ture on next Sundmy will he given at the Hippodroma at #15 p.m Dr, Steiner in an author, educator and lecturer, He was born in Aus tria, recelved his early school edu cation in Bohemia, attended the higher schools of Germany, and Je hin doctor's degree at the Ual versity of Heidelberg io spent mpat of his early man hood In Russia, His studies of the wubject he will take up here have been first hand. He understands the point of view of the tmmigrant and will endeavor to give Seattle folk an insight into the immigrant's mind. The boys “over there” will be benefited, too, by hin lecture, for thru The Star smokes fund, 40° per cont of the receipts go to then® in the form of cigarets and tobacco, HENRY M, WHITE | NOW DIRECTOR OF LABOR INN. W, Commissioner Henry w mite c charge of the Pvt |nervice in Seattle, has been made | director of employment for Washing |ton, Oregon and Idaho. He wil! con Unue, also, ax immigration commis | solner, The appointment was made ty John B. Densmore, director of em ployment for the United States, who was detailed a few weeks ago to re organize the service, Densmore has divided the country into districts. Washington, Oregon and Idaho are known as the 13th district All employment activity within district 13 hereafter will be under the supervision of Commissioner White |Thia includes farm, timber and ship: yard labor, Government offices are open in Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Bellingham, Yakima, Walla Walla and Portland, There t# none in Idaho. } Until two montha ago the employ ment bureau was under the immigra. tion service, but the work increased | so rapidly that a separate depart ment was needed. Densmore was) given the task of reorganizing the/ service. SUMNER RANCHER AND EMPLOYE ARE KILLED SUMNER, Feb. &—J. J. Miller, ranch owner here, and Wallace Hoyle, an employe: were Killed Mon. day afternoon when a truck they| were driving acrose the Northern Pacific tracks on the ranch was struck squarely by the locomotive of a train. ST. LOUIS MAN NAMED ASSISTANT TREASURER WASHINGTON, Fob. 24.—Preat- lL. P. Moser, Cal. to be surveyor getieral of California; W. D. Vand- divy, St. Louls, to be annistant U. S. WILL CONTROL OIL FOR FUEL DURING WAR WASHINGTON, Feb, 5.—Govern- ment control of fuel oll has been om tablished by a presidential proclam: tion, Dealers in oft# munt secure Heenses from the federal fuel oil |administrator before February 11, if thelr annual miles exceed 100,000 barrels No mention has been made of gnao- line and lubricating off and oil products, but it i believed there will come under federal control within short time Mark L. Requa, California, has been named fuel off administrator, A preferential list has been estab. Mahed, whereby railroads, army and navy of America and her allies, and other war industries and needs, will be supplied before all other classes, regardless of For Over 50 Years Welho TER LTUACTE = Cat or order RA MME GC, oeres Careful physicians point out every pom wears our and tears down ow The EMULSIONS i pecalry soothes the tende membranes while it: NOTHING TO IGH COST OF FUEL MEANT THE EGYPTIANS Mabel Normand in “Dodging « Million,” at the Strand The high cost of fuel was nothing, They didn’t use ncient Egypuans. NOW—UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY fuel to speak of, noe had no idea of “heatless Mon yn” and coal tieups and such like just now agitating Eastern Ameri cans. Measured by quantity, their clothes, too, didn't bother ‘em much. e Just a little bit here and there sort “The Conqueror.” | METROPOLITAN—Thede Bere tn | “Cleopatra.” | MINSION-——Marry Carey to “Phan- tom Riders.” wrnanD of a style echeme suited the Exyp tans. 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Romberg Mazurka in BE Fiat... sesceseeeee Ginka NOW PLAYING ROBERT WARWICK —IN— “The Mad Lover” “A MARRIAGE” “A HUSBAND T00 FOND OF PLEASURES" “A NEGLECTED WIFE" Stx Fascinating Reels, A Sunshine Comedy 2 Reels A Weekly NINE REELS OF HIGHEST CLASS MOTION PICTURES. 1c Adulte—Children 5c We Pay the Tax. recerea CAN ALMOST HEAR HENS CACKLE IN LIBERTY FILM How much snow fell in Seattle? You get a pretty good idea in The Star-Liberty pictures at the Liberty theatre. | Oliver G, Wallace puts across jmome crackerjack “turkey in the straw” and other barnyard music to |go with the rural scenes in ‘The Hired Man.” You can almost hear the bens cackle. eee PLENTY OF POWDER 18 BURNED IN CLEMMER STORY Hundreds of Indians, who ride break-neck; an army of Mexican out laws; a battle scene revealing realise tic artillery action; an attack upon & monastery by the Mexicans; a bank robbery—these are high spots in “The Conqueror,” at the Clem- mer this week, with William Far num as the feature. R. A. Walsh, who directed the film, has also worked in several bits of comedy that round out the picture. “Gum Shoe" Bill Stone, senator from Missouri, who called Roonevelt An enemy to the United States; Sen- ator Chamberlain of Oregon and Roosevelt himself, are shown in the News Weekly. | . TOOK NERVE. TO “STICK AROUND” IN THIS CASK Would you stick around if you had only one pal to stand by you, and) some fifty whitemaaked “bad” men | told you to get out of the country? “Cheyenne” Harry (Harry Carey)| does that little thing at the Mission | this week, and not only gets away | with it, but wins @ wife to boot, in “Phantom Riders.” eee COLONIAL Robert Warwick and Elaine Ham- merstein, in ‘The Mad Lover,” con- stitute the offering at the Colonial, |wtarting Tuesday. The play in do- scribed as a comedy drama, full of | pleasant details of life and charac- | ter: ee |ICE GROTTO FEA OF NORMAND PL PLAY | An ice grotto especially construct |ed for Mabel Normand’s play, “Dodg- ing @ Million,” is one of the unique |features of the film showing at the Strand until Friday night. | ‘The ce grotto is built on the floor jof a fashionable restaurant where | gala crowds vie nightly at pleasure| | making. | It Was necessary to build a huge tank with 800 feet of ammonia pip-| |ing at the Goldwyn studios to pro-| |duce this one feature for the photo- play. eee HORSE RACE IN FILM WINS REAL APPLAUSE Among the number of exciting scenes that occur in Mae Marsh’s j offering, “Polly of the Circus," at |the Class A this week, is a horse race that brings the audience out of the seats with excitement. It saver fails to win a hearty applause, ¢ Will a Russian. Wish fi to Take Your Job From You? Dr. Steiner can tell you at the Hippodrome next Suaday evening at 8:15, Witth and University THEATRES PANTAGES Billy King's “Exploits in Africa,” ‘an exceptional musical comedy, with principals and a chorus who can really sing, heads the bill at Pan- tages theatre this week. The com- edy is furnished by King and How- = Kelly. The cowtuming is elabor- * Coulsialt Verona, “chic gypsy Weauty,” plays a number of selections on the czymbalom that please the au- dience. + Lew Hamilton, Hebrew comedian, and Alice Lazar have a good song and patter act. Lawrence Johnston, ventriloquist, puts across a humorous “dummy” dialogue. The Steiner Trio have a comedy bar act, and Keene and White are a man with sleight-of-hand and a girl with the big voice,” sings @ num of new songs. The mystery thriller, “Who Is No. 1’?" completes the show. TICKETS ON SALE NO Tickets for “Father and Son W: banquet, on the first day of the wervance, February 11, are on sale | at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, Y. MC. A., Newsboys’ union, Temple, from the Boy Scouts, Hebrew association. The week will and sons of the country. TO COMPLETE BRIDGE ‘The city council appropriated $25,- 000 for the completion of the West Spokane drawbridge Monday. Don’t Suffer with Con- stipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, and all their attendant discomfort DR. CALDWELL’S Syrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxative Knights of Columbus and the | be a get-together week for fathers © is a combination of simple Laxative Herbs with Pepsin, mild and gentle in its action and relieves constipation quickly, without griping or other pain or discomfort. It is especially recommended for children. Sold by Druggists Everywhere 50 cts. (3z.) $1.00 A Trial Bottle Can Be Obtained, Free of Charge, by Writing to DR. W. R. CALDWELL, 457 WASHINGTON STREET, MONTICELLO, ILLINOD DoYouKnow That the Union Dentists @ lows for first-class work than any other Dentists in Their work is grarentees vor years, Absol bg Bh Ss less extracting. 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