The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1918, Page 5

=? THIRD AT‘MADISON THE TEMPLE OF THE MOTION PICTURE” NOW SHOWING :: For the Fourth »: Ss ng Week a TWICE DAILY — 2:15 p. m.-8:15 p.m. led in NOTE— By Special Permission From D. W. Griffith, Manager Eugene Levy Will Be Able to Show FOR ONE WEEK LONGER, STARTING TOMORROW NEXT WEEK--Positively Last Week Nights, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 Prices: Matinees, 25c, 50c, 75c These prices out th DW ALL SEATS RESERVED Whisky in London (*"_' 35 Cents a Glass © C cial to The Star by N. EF. LONDON, Aug. 2 France @0 bad, after all.” said a return Sie tea can ger e208 wheky ot New Treatment for prewar quality over there for $1 a quart, while in London you pay 3 Leprosy Discovered *, are universal through United States unde | sive the Bulgarians against under the com r al, Liman V * Socialist Colony Faces grey yng df A cents for a drink of whisky that B.A. \tite here today. ‘The n was would disgrace the name of Scotland, filed by Rose W. 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DapeeOeee, BRRURPEUP ERR my iv arts « World|: THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1918. rding diffieult arduc Two over the decks as the hold A damaged by water on has been t Every effort afeguard the $4,0¢ the moat board, valuable mc In event of a gale breaki salvage men 0 feet the enormous streacns gush from the two powerfu ing pumps. HEAVY SWELLS IMPERIL LINER ON GOAST ROCK « oxtre ren entrifugal pumps are wh ¢ that the © pleces on the Ship Plant Takes Long Ground Lease EVERETT Aug mpan fact n railway F. Haynes, gene Steamnhip Co., b that district three weeks WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 000-ton steel surplus asked by Chas M. Schwab for the next three above the reeu ar 60,06 allotment industries ht wur below what Schwab reques' materially in the recruit! for the merchant marine hool at West Seattle The steamer marine training sh Troquoia, om not be grante Schwab’s Surplus Steel Order Is Cut A mont ton weekly a, ard ruled this wee will be «ranted, far To Open Recruiting Branch in Portland J. 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