The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1918, Page 5

STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1918, PAGE “Hellish but Beautiful,” Description Written of Air Attack on Civilians’, re CONFESSIONS x |) MARRIAGE MEANS SHARING © RERNE, Switzerland ne I) bright as day in the car of our hunt: | 9 OF TEARS fenior Licutenant Gruner of the] ed airship German naval reserve, t an ar rapnel began to burst |. “! rather plumed ticle in a German newspaper his own | md us, Shells f the Lon. | Dick, “on be a better i graphic story of a Zeppeli | don defenses tore at us like birds | art I maid to myself I London, in which he took part of prey. Fore and aft, below | b® Such a fool even itl} _ mye | and above us, they screamed and | “e*ire to be uch a cad We crossed the channel on a! roared. It was hellish, but beau- | ‘ t had ‘ny earned how Nt freezing cold night and sailed in| tiful Ug we poor s jw about hy com te darkness toward th Loud above the crashing of the | ™4® Ft iw Mah coast jowly we approached it,/ shells we heard the thunder of our 1 masculine @arply outlined ahead of us, Once | faithful b Our whirr pre wld be all gage while @ cloud interve Thon | pellers supplied the orche a prided my Le coast lay perpendic |companiment to the ert self on giving up er wom th us, | Series of Kxploatons en I had known ar eamed of for ; © far all was quiet. We we “We began to do things in the city | ¢ one woman that was my wife Rearing our goal. T nglish were | below us. On our starboard came I wonder if you remember, dear, but we refuse eeeitng for us, to be| mighty cave-in; to port came anoth-| What I sald to you that night? @isturbed, for we did not intend toler. A third bomb created a whole| “1 was after the hard day for both pe frustrated series of explosions of us, when you and I had arranged B “A searchlight picked us up. Now Heavens! How we let them | and attended the funeral of that poor F and then a shot flared up at us from) have it! : inded the funeral of that poor the coast forts, But we sailed on.) “Comrade Von I eel tar ieiee in. ee notwithstanding, and soon Lé sh ‘Aberet eth the cece be qigsecdk Mog he recom city of my dreams, witching ca tieiesaeed Lacten aS Blinn Oe at ee my sleepless nights, lay quite Sao aa ikedad pl heag ret deg Bit hon : ly before us. But things began to get hot fe vil aes ecea , “A brilliant wreath of searchlights| us. The « apmneed $0 60 “I rement Md, In my egotism from afar indicated prize. The| The captain gave the word to quit AN? Masculine concelt, ‘No woman captain consulted his map and com: | this inhospitable neighborhood, and Se" Understand the complex nature pase, and commanded with a caressing west wind at our Govoredio end ons love woman “‘Cross London from north to) back, we started on our return jour. | ou, and another spasm south, and then veer to the east.” | ney, protected by the clouds. y nd ent expounded some “We could now begin to see and = “At the coast another and heavier | US Sbout puttin ee hear that our presence was detected. | pombardment awaited us, but it was “Mt Werehinping » _ Masked lights burst forth and went I mber that you pricked| equally futile.” out. They were the muzzle-flashes | - a | that by very hu | of the anticraft guns. manly throv yourself into my| “Searchlights stabbed the sky, first | MACFARLANE & HALL f ®#rms# and» you did not want to owly. carefully, then wildly, from sre HROKERS be a pede saint 4 just wanted nide first, then from that. Mostly |] Hicks souks, Sram. 5 to be a bu being and my wife. they located nothing but drifted Goan ‘Local stocks New w, Margie, how very | clouds. stock or conservative [| soon 1 demonstrate my But suddenly they found us “Ever oftener and more accurately | . utt well ax my utter an Bide Elliott 13924 ame — the ghostly white stabs of light en WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS. selfishness and } f respect, not| i i) 4 veloped us. It began to gieam! only for you, but all womankind Se nee tae ced. ctbhies wees Ee = | “ven at thin time I did not, how. | Rothwell Browne, at the Pantages. 2—Ruth Renick, Wilkes P lever, realize what a crir © Harry ers, Joveddah, the Rajah, Moore, 4—Blanche Gilmore, Oak. 5—Mal METROPOLITAN Siisie Withee Metetnn Symone's might mean swite. Hart, Palace Hip. “There is a great fact, Ma SUN., JUNE 9 is eadiaad aan eile 4 METROPOLITAN “Vaudeville's Favorite Entertainers hing Success, away from. They really are one ax| Romance, youth ment, mys-| Charles and Ann Glocker will offer far as disgrace is concerned. A man tery and advents a novelty water Juggling act. Leroy ‘ ” ‘ ‘UPSTAIRS AND DOWN may win fame, but his wife will only a part in the ¢ Hart will present an artis shine in reflected glory; a woman|and Down,” that will be seen | offering. Kramer and Cross may reach great heights as an artist tan four nights, ro phyaic NEW YORK-CHICAGO COMPANY AND PRODUCTION but {t usually only serves to make , hand balancers extrao : Prices—Nights, S0c to $1.50; Wed. Mat., Sée te $1.00. Mail Orders New. | the husband sink into namelessnens and Down” is a roctal A But if disgrace com the OAK | other must share it of eith The new musical comedy show er is the other's humiliation. The lauabing 5 that opens a week's engagement at! destiny of all husbands and wives is| to furnish an amusing evening's en k tomorrow is “Izy, the Sometimes 1 think perhaps Dick| “Mary's Ankle,” another bright and the fun revolves aroun : nue te it did not wholly write this manuscript comedy, and “Ob, Bi will be seen | him. Blanche Gilmore and George for me to read, but he also wrote it|at the Metropolitan White will add much to the comedy ' ' that he might live over once agair eee ations This Show Is a Great One! _ Starts Tomorrow! Gar Gacd Uitbtnian ant caw wert we | Keniciacie Tomorrow marks the first appear fore he stopped Iiv The new bill of Orpheum circuit | 89°e of two new musical comedy “Hetéte he 1 lving™ On, | wnude coming to the Moore the | tre that Monte Carter engaged in Dick, if you only knew what it/atre tomorrow is headed by an act| New York. Leona Fox will be the meant to me to have to write that.|sent hero under the direction of |N¢® prima donna and Ben Holmes You can never know what it means 1 Beck, And featuring the fa. |e new leading man ; ative etngere and thetranen to a woman to live after her hus | mous dancer. Lucille Cavanagh. She have come big cum: extette 2m |S Ee SS as Se steal and ular selections. tho you tore the roots of my gement at the Palace, New York s car Gerard have right out and threw them on the dust | city Dancing Chickw — avaktane, . heap when you “stopped livi Joveddah, the Tu will be here ay eS advantag 5 MORE BIG HIP ACTS |=. | with ‘is bi ct of bypmociam. © | __ eg Why. Dick, dear—now if you are| Marie Nordstrom w © seen in s somewhere In space where you know | “Let's Pretend” The Helle ot Bing || World-Famous Third Episode of the Great “The Ea le’s e”’ what I am writing, I am eu our| ville.” by Whitfield and Ireland, is Paulist Chai | Spy Plot Serial Photodrama lips are curling in that little crooked | a laugh producing novelty aulis air Shown Sundays and Saturdays after each vaudeville show. mile of yours at the absurdity of it| Francois and partner will present Due Next Week On week days at 1:30, 4:15, § and 10:15 p.m. but honestly, Dick, I cannot eat a/a reckless tumbling turn. The Yexra beofat ore. chokes me| ‘Twine are tiny tote with a< } hein a ns ne | cine ote Ung t - Seattle on Tuesday and Wednesday OF AWIFE | FOR BRIGHT FEATURES "ANNOUNCED FOR STAGE AND VAUDEVILLE "Where Duty Lics a i | when I remember how you loved it t i y . nember how you loved it.| Jordan and Kica have a cy on FEATDRE how we discussed it, and, yea, how | gation NINTtS OF URS Week a5 She Ae PHOTOPLAY pon rn, , will be entertained by one of the big _§] monpay To Peas The Travel Weekly has some sci-| 20 concert organizations of the na | I never put on a ney hat or gown. | ee ee ees concert orgs ions of the “ ” r ” © ic subjects, The concer sa te tha Parties Choris s owers That Prey’ iain, CHat'T Go not. titak that noth: ine wit outs Uion. It will be the Paulist Choris Ing matters, as you cannot see and . pe ted an nore By Fh da per admire. PANTAGE yoys. ‘Trained for years i orts f - " hao PANTAGES loft solo and ensemble singing. the I never look into our boy’s eyes! «ponties of Today,” Menlo Moore's || “payin jay hme hi tha ine do not fill with te at 5 . poys under Re J on, ——— = — that mine do not fill with tears at) tatest musical com Ae. i Line Ghee dhe dead tagnoun Over the thought that he will never know tae ducher turing Billy and Edith Adams and! 4 world. nis father . also the unnin Sisters, will be the Medals thh youngsters ‘were given biden ae sag T shudder, | headttt traction of the new Dill/in paris and decorations they ac ae ~ iy © cut there’ 00! at Pant *, opening with the mat-) quired in Rome, when they we by lbs {and when the sun! ines perte taken to Europe a few seasons ago. cause now th u, who lov ba is , ager Pant d for the | heard them in the East say an un « Matinees, 2:30—Ni ights, 7 and 9 9 the, sunshine even more than I, are | apnearance of James Leonard, Both | Pens rtercc atte geattie mrase tov wanes ee owe there in the dark of bp ave Browne and company, in “Broad: | ory never close my eyes at night. Tl way Cam . burlesque on the - “a he 8 will include every BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON Dick, that I do not hope I will dream | freat tragedy, “Camille.” ane Programs will include every. of you—and I never have since you Ither acts, Arnold and lor, the 4 . M Menlo Moore’s Latest Musical Comedy Success left me. Bitte: bags 1 and Taylor, the! church music to “Old Black Joe 3 My onty consolation, husband | former i 3 and the French, British, Italian and 2 dor ngerene rusba George M. Rt ? wa Pieter 5 é6 e 99 mine that was, is that your child|\ 1s. Hem American national anthems, i I know that tf any of my! * Ticke' being sold in Seattle at ald read Jerson, ir ler wkating novelty es goes to F and Be q y would be ‘mata pint 4, for 7 | ‘ihe “ciew eels Bong o¢ | vet, peed 8 to French and Bel With Billy and Edith Adams and the Runnin Sisters ff iv? pever sald much about you. | Hemocracy.” der the life of | ""iignop Edward J. O'Dea of Seattle : . ; ‘e fad oo *| Lincoln, will be s n on the screen has taken the two concerts under his ob Dick, I am #0 lo: 80 lonely— | I am almost pray! In “CAMILLE” Other Big Features—General Admission 25c for Time to| wiLKES ry Leonard take away from me your me 1” “Just the kina of” play for t ames 9 the memory of you that makes me|eme of the year” is the promine ll Cc #0 restless and unhappy unless I am|+)6 yw Players for “Facing #0 busy that I have no time to think.| srusic.” the comedy farce to Bothwell Browne & Co. iis oo Contant” NE | Mane” the comedy tree Sun atines tomorrow z the a mistake in the occupancy personal auspices: reel Kivdinke Concert | Pleases Audience the at Cornish Hall |_An appreciative audience greeted N —THE— Thia comedy-farce is a story of the rge Kirchner, cellist, and Anna Howling Travesty on Tragedy of Same Name BANK OF CALIFORNIA tank e of the two & mith familiew— ee ea eit Gace MC IRE WAPIOKAL ASSOCIATION ana its. Gatin We all brought | Plano, in their recital, given last night at the Cornish hall fee” Whe teams int, renee rene of “Chanson — - - : faction of everybody. Tt ia a play | esting, and “Harlequin,” in which the eats te, whould mean a week |eautiful, received much applause Member Federnt Reserve Dank pre dpi Aa Spe |} Hoth of these popular Seattle must $16, 990, 000.00 | ratace mr nd artiats, The Filipino Sextet, na tie Singers na tnatrumentatints, | 20,000 Testimonials From Mothers THEATRE _ SEATTLE BRANCH | be tho big feature Inthe new rake 7 5 which opens Sunday at the Madison—Between First and Second and comes St. Hip, ‘hele repertoire will! So comprise classical and popular selec headaches, destroy TOMORROW AND ALL WEEK MONTE CARTER And His Famous MUSICAL COMEDY CO. Including the 12 Dancing Chicks —in— “Izzy, the Baron” | Bi , Snappiest, Popular-Priced Musical Comedy Show rigs Ever Seen Here. Don't Miss It. o A ‘COLUMBIA ST. Cor. First Ave. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN | D. D. 8. Now at 106 € I bave left the im! tors of my n signs on First ave ed my Dental to the corner o Firat ave, and Columbia t, Just across the street | 5m my old location. My new en-| trance is 106 Columbia, midway be-| tween Firat and Second aves. [ will not raise my prices because of the| war, but I do expect to Increane my | denial practice no that the incre business will offset the cost of doing busines the war. T want to be known an the only| man in Seattle who did not raise his! prices becaune of the war. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. Beattic’s» Leading Dentist 406 Co! because a Matinee at 2:30 Daily Except Tuesday and Friday. . Twice Every Night, 7 and 9. 10c, 20c, 30c Mats. 10c, 20c s ntly break up colda. c ‘ For 30 years Mother y W. Snow and company will | Gray'a Hweet Powders . ffér a comedy skit, called “The Man | teen the wate and 1 Town.” tim need. 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