The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1918, Page 4

HEATRE “SECOND AT SENECA | LOVE ME STAR--WEDNESDAY, THE MOVIE FANS ARE SEEING THIS WEEK U. S. Wants Names of Enemy Aliens Who Talk Sedition WHAT | | | There are hundreds of ener aliens Who slyly preach sedition and ™ | sistant to the U. 8 attorney genera made thin st nt at the ‘Tuexda luncheon of the Municipal league, at Masonic club, in. the Arcade | them. not anonymously but wit Jeltizenship papers, We will send them back to their own countr | PATROLMAN REVELLE | | I$ BACK ON THE JOB Joseph FE. Revelle is back ¢ the dry DOROTHY 9 @:-: DALTON was suspended by Chief War anuary & in snlen squad, and in jor court charge of dn obtained ling raid at Smith cove will go night inet No, 1 minap «am! Reve YOEMANETTES WEAR WHITE IN THE SUMM BREMERTON, M manettes will forma in the in the summer in line patrol uty | ER fe w at The Metropolitan ‘MONDAY EVE, APRIL 1 Prices, $1.00 to $2.50 the Girls A Lively Comedy COLGAN Se a REAPING | Open 10 A. M. i | phon yeprenentative will cali at your 1098-4 LC. SMITH BUILDING Phone biliott 4662 | cee eee ghey # War Savings Stamp ati * ss MAR. 27, 1918. PAGE 4 " low clonely none pi Me 2 ome Lee see ly ting we Thiet petty off.| Constance Talmadge in “The Honeymoon,” Coming to the Coliseum cers, Orders covering just when] ‘Thur sday and where the navy w Rens “2 LIBERTY Mary Garden play Dolores Fargin pear in regatta have m ba ual | Germany's prewar spy systen ia o) 9% gatved shown in all its myterious detail, | STRAND ing in the United States as) “Like father, lke son,” wan the as Franeé, in “Lest We Forget.” | naw that the family friends sawed on at the Liberty Billy Baten’ nerves with. Really, | Melodramatic in its methods, no] Ti wasn't a bad boy, but father! smailest link was overlooked in the}and John Barleycorn were good v Lik vast organization. Under Van Ber-| friends, and eo everybody thought) What Vou Like [rn i ietinan taron, tne spies were| {itty would have to eo the nat _—— j east able to keep in touch with the | way ye t's Dyspepsia Tablets to emaliest movement | He did his best after his father) Help Your Stomach and Failure of the “human element! died and left him a fortune. He Do Not Worry alone ught exposure. Van Ber-jmade Mugesy Taylor's rum house gen, 4 ty t love with Kita Her | his headquarters. Polly, of the Fol riot, French prima donna, divulged | lies, fell in love with Billy, and Billy |to her that the Lustt would be | ga » trying to follow pater’s| sunk, in an effort dixeuade her | footsteps | from nailing on t ned veunel Charles Ray i Billy Bates and Syt-| The singer denounced him as a/ via is Polly. The film it» at the) German spy and nailed in spite of | Strand the warning. In England, after the eee diwanter, she reported the warning | MISSION to the government officials, Shoes That Danced” tn the fitm Van Bergen follows her to Lon-|now at the Mission, depicting the don and there she is forced to kill| courage of a little shop girl She him for her own protection. loved “Harmony Lad.” a likable boy. . " 64 jwho had carelessly fallen into bad Firte AT PKR - COLISEUM ‘company. While the police are look ag ae 8 “Relieve Me, I Enjoy 3:y ‘d like to see her with her hat) tre for him, the girl dances all night ~ =e the Limit. No 4 with a bogua partner, to fool the of Caliéren 160 Elther, While 1 A fellow doenn't like to pass judg-|ficors Her rhoes were too tight pepsla Tablets to Fall Back Upon.”| ,..”° / Dyspepsia, indigestion, weax stom |kind of hair she has Eepectally ach and similar names simply mean! when it's hidden under @ big cloth FIND 1 Ww. W PLOT that the supply of digestive juices te hat worn at the mine. e . bd inadequa’ That is where Stuart's Gordon Appleby wanted to see BUTTE, Mont, March 27.—Selzure| Dyspepsia Tablets come in—by #up-| Maida Madison with her hat off. She of a letter in the I. W. W. raid Mon-| plying this deficiency took it off and he married ber. day night, giving proof of a wide] If you will eat a Stuart's Dyspep-| The story is told in “Love Me,” spread = seditious on a girl until he sees what Just before you go to bed, you will! seurm. who refuse to divulge the contents.|jearn that there is no harm in your ee —— | cals CLEMMER The reason is clearly plain. Your| “A song of fevered blood and system lacks the proper digestive | winedrenched ashes!” juices to make your meals eaaily di-| That's what puts jaze Into the ban |gested. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets! quet and starts the guests to sway: give the stomach and other organs It's played by Dolores Fargis of the digestive apparatus the where er violin. withal to G just after she bores with @ sweet little song of the er own amusement The Splendid Sin film, at the Clemener. NOW PLAYING MARY igeat food je box from any drug them store yed for appens war and try Quickly Fased By Penetrating | Hamiin's Wizard Ot A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatiam, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin'’s Wizard Ot It pene trates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles: You will find almost daily uses for | Arrangements have been made whereby the readers of The Star may obtain the official garden prim er, containing expert garden advice, by addressing the National War Gar- it In cases of sudden mishaps, or ac-| dem Commission, Washington, D. C. 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