The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1918, Page 7

STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1918. PAGE 7 | LISTEN! MARY AND BILL SAY THEY'RE THRU WITH MOVIES Store “Opens at 8: . Closes at 5 Bonnie Lassie Dresses Cool Danwei Suits For y Garden ~ House Wear of Mohair _ $25.00 VER so attractive are these Suits in their combinations of plain color with stripes and plaids, and cool and serviceable as well, The Suit Sketched has lavender coat harmonizing | with full-plaited skirt showing black and gray plaid with lav- ender stripe, on cream-color ground. The plaid forms an ef- }\ \\ fective trimming on the coat, . te NN for cuffs, collar, belt and pock- > a4 Q | ets. Price $25.00. 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Price $2.25. —yirst Flea ng for the eclipse and are 4 tain the fighting spirit of the men dg jat the front So says the British | GAY MILLIONAIRE |general, Sir Douglas Haig. | DIES EFFECTIVELY oumeen a —_——— — | oe 6 | There are many fine bits of acting THE TAST OF MADGE |! (Ole wis =e raja a ger gy Madge Kenned never uses per) terization of the ¢ fume, but says whe is fond of amell-| stands out b ing anit She Hkes to wear old old millionaire ft. His death *, when he ia shot by one of hi sand has 48 pairs. victims whom he has cast aside for favorite food ia fruit; her fa-ja younger and prettier girl, ts a _ — — vorite book. Thackeray's “ ty |cholee bit of acting Oe ae ee re Fair”; her favorite Mower, t oe 4 SAVE THE DATE —JUNE || PROFESSOR MAY HAVE _ [iow treosin. }28—FOR WAR SAVINGS. || Each spring, she mays, she ia in o 7 ; all US EATING MUSSELS japiroa to study French, but sho al| tn st nth oda eg photo Prof. Trevor Kincaid of the Uni.|¥ays puts it off. playa, patrone of Levys Orpheem| versity of Washington is going to eee theatre are receiving exceptiona | specialize in an investigation of the) ECLIPSE SIGHTSEERS IN good music from a twelveman or. | use of mussels as food, in his sum-| LIBERTY FILM chestra under direction of Frank mer’s work on new sea foods. The| ‘The Mack Sennett eomedy at the| Adelman. mussel grows abundantly all along| Liberty this week, aa the other half} “Over the Top.” a atirring drar ' the Pacific coast of a bill rring Clara Kimbal ntrigue and war, . KNeason Why in ha minute. The com BASEMENT ser done I acne Gass te at SALESROOM action at the front. He taken b ——— —ESE An Exceptional Offering of Women’s Low Shoes Two Models as Pictured At Left, Beaded Black Kid Slipper At Right, Bronze Kid Pump Bizes 2 to 7; widths AA to D SSTRA AT LEVY'S ractertzes our methods 1 ery transaction. and our cus: jomers are accorded ery cour. ent with sound busi- it Young in ndous appl BASEMENT SALESROOM Empey takes the le « perhaps the only moving p who han see part well “A <se ces ui mantissa EVEN MOVIF COMEDIES | e ° : . STHONG TOM WAM ening in| “Phe Lord Is on Side of Best Artillery!” Napoleon Said It—It’s Truer — the movies, even jn scenics and « Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited NOW PLAYING | a cane. a2 st c. €. LYON ENEMY POS. , danger of their capture because they , boys in the Peoples ‘Savings Bank || Good Dentistry, Always, at leah citeeela | At tha Chemnae, winit mux amERican | fire from positions many miles be-|t ** get the glory a A — wonderful scenic, “Where the Clouds| ARMY IN FRANCE (Controle | “Several of the greatest reverses | hind the first line trenches | ned with both the Brit _ ema Prete” pletures “over thel | ore [in thin war have been suffered be-| | With the possible exception of the|and the !rench artillery for several, ¢ top,” in this tnetance the top of a American), June 1—To win | cause one side or the other pushed | air service, a higher standard of ed-| months and went thru a number of mountain. So must the comedy, “A this war, America must spend | its infantry too far forward into | ucation is quired for the artillery | battles with them, but I never ones! millions upon millions for artil nemy territory nd then didn’t than possibly any other branch of | saw the enemy,” said an American Youthful Affair,” picture the Ameri “War's Women heavy guns. Ame dle guns which, with the railroad | lems in trigonometry! GIRL “TRUCK DRIVER Is trucks on which they are mount Mathemati Difficult orca P weigh more than 150 tons and which,| “oye have to have a pretty good} INJURED IN RUNAWAY Taylor the world's greatest artillery exp with their ammunition cars attached, | education or they can't get by with} Martha Peabody, of Bothell, truck plas ld me the other day when I vis-|take up more space on the tracks the mathematics that are needed in| driver for t art dairy, suse ited the biggest artillery school in| than a locomotive and three or four) our branch,” the officer-teacher de-| tained a badly bruised hip Monday portant part featuring Frank Keenan and Enid] Markey, in an old-tim actor, He will be his work with Laur other popular Seattle q can te academy uni lery. Every day demonstrates have enough artillery to hold the! the army service artillery officer. “Always we were: UNUSUAL tore seer | that cannon is one of the very | captured ground and the attacking| During a three-day visit to the ar-| hidden miles behind the lines and ‘ e itas Sabie ta “AR Womens” biggest of determining factors. | infantry would be cut to pieces in| tillery school, which is located in a| we shot where our airplane observer e one +s Artillery is not even second to | their new positions,” another artil-| part of France far removed from the | or our battery commander told us t0) SEATTLE ACTOR PLAYS airplanes just now, A vital need | lery expert declare }fighting zone, I attended several of| shoot. We had to depend om Oums” ummer as 10 S IN “WAR'S WOMEN” of the allies on the western The “railroad « marks a big) the “book work” classes airplanes to tell us when we hit ours” Chation French, who playa an im | font Is a preponderance of | advance in artillery over here. The| In one class more than a hundred | marks. a i ' ans are being trained to han-| enlisted men were working out prob- tT suggested from our fascin- done fully mates “With. of ating array of Novelty and Tailored Suits. Every model portrays ez- Seattle atock | Service enthusiasts that this war xing to be won in the air,” one ‘AlWoma’ that, for its ™m: Ste ; : Shien wt é gripping human quality Seams Ghaive the vole of ths clusiveness. Distinctly chi leaves nothing to Yo de raireis wae farts fe eee At the | France, where ping to train | freight cars in America clared The handling of all the|at Terry ave. and Seneca st, whem and dainty in effect, but sired, Mae Marsh ax Susan Saad ip pectnd onty te Frank | American att ° Need Education guns is based on angles of elevation, her truck rted coasting down’ lasting. Sweeney has the rare abil Keenan‘s portrayal of the wily Arab. | “I think this war Is going to be| Yet with all their immense weight, | quadrants and ranges and the man | grade while she was making @ de) ity of making her audience CLEVER YOUNGSTERS |won on the ground, with, of course,| these railroad guns can be raised or| who can't get the hang of it is gen-| livery ing to catch it, Miss waver between smiles and IN MISSION FILM the invaluable help we will get from | lowered by a single erally shunted off into some other | Pe: hurled violently to the Minaion thi« we Perl and Virginia Lee Corbin. 1 Virginia will be remembered here for|must have more of both than the er wonderful work in "Jack and th our air service }are the most mobile Artillery and reraft nowadays | because they can ure so interdependent, one on the| point to point where they s other, for results, that the allies ed most branch where he doesn't have to use| ground. The truck also slightly ine from | his head so much.” jured Raymond Porter, aged 5, of; need But there's not much romance st., before it stopped by re is practically no! about the artillery, The infantry! jamming against the curb. $1 or $2 a Week tears. | GUTERSON'S U6 A RUSSIAN 0: Selection, “High Jinks Frimt Germans We must have the planes to hunt oo phe > stalk | ee weaves ‘Menuet ++Paderewski eee out the positions of the enemy, but a Vel in th COLONIAL if we don’t have the big guns behind our own lines the information we get lateat William Farnum comea to the and wh Colonial today in “The Heart of a from our air scouts isn't going to fect n fo ue much good. ‘There in a two-recl comed Siantice ram pictorial on| ‘So I'd say, artillery and more ar-| Wi . invitation .t - Pia Napoleon Right s come and 1 ; Napoleon Righ pect | JUNE 28—SAVE THE DATE Best M S Cc re | | | FOR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS. 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