The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1918, Page 9

ew lan Sal ori: a> not tor Third and Madison ORPHEU M WW LETTER TO STAR THIS IS THE BILL that thousands saw on Thursday and that thou- sands more will see today and Saturday. Constance |; “UP THE ROAD [= WITH SALLIE” §:: Five Parts of Pure Glee and Thrills. MORE LAUGHS—“PRETTY BABIES.” \s a the ‘ Two-Part Comedy } t ro te SCENIC—“On the Beach at Waikiki.” Burton Holmes’ Paramount-Artcraft. NEWS—Latest Universal Weekly. MUSIC—Selection from the beautiful opera, “Katinka,” by our concert orchestra of 12. The articles are based on the # sational charges made by Francia J Heney—charges that were made, but not substantiated, As far as Swift & » the} The charge that to all inten and purposes, in the matter of buy | ing and selling, the “Big Five” are one concern i & Co. in neparate and dis tinct from Armour & Co., Morris Wilson & Co. and hy « Co. and in no way affil ‘ same as many others : re of ours, Th for every weekday matinee—20 cents after 6 p. m. Children, matinees, 5c; nights, 10c. THRIFT STAMPS are a 1923 promise to pay, by the richest man in the world, Uncle Sam. | ‘ ” tro 7 s Loyal Now PHIL IS FIRST “WAR at situation of th r to British Cause CASUALTY AT LEWIS) rs stranme tect thats. ences WASHINGTON, May 24.—“South] CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, May 24—| peculiar contentions. Yt does not Africa—bdoth thru its oo, ae 44/ Company G's Orst casualty in the! seem to be generally understood that ae ry coo aggro Mac Sraate 40 | 78F to make the world safe for|& business, in order to be of dintinct hil ed sageen 4 the kaiser. Boer gen. democracy was Private Phil Quinn eer oe needa to be succesful, be e pater ton tee Gane) ee Wee Weleing dawn thy] Te Sen cummnew prove golonies. And South Africa contrib- | ™ SWirt CO. STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1918, PAGE 9 DENIES CHARGES rtock in may procure a : ft SWIFT & CO Per O, C. BE. Matthies Commercial RAsearch Department vFEELS THANKFUL ® FOR TANLAC EVERY | | DAY OF HER LIFE "| Was in Wretched Health All of Past Year— | Troubles Overcome. 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