The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1918, Page 4

COUNTY DEMOCRATS MEET ‘The King county democratic com Mittee will hold a dinner and special Meeting Saturday, at § p. m., in the| Good Eats cafeteria, to organize and elect a state committeeman. 10 Days, Starting TONIGHT ALEXANDER “THE MAN WHO KNOWS” Ladi prikittt Puce and Fri, Prices: Nights, 25c, S0c, 750. Matinees, 5c, Plus War Tax. Why wait? Your druggist sells a THIRD aT MACISON ALSO ON THE PROGRAM _ “BETTY’S ADVENTURE” —Betty has some side-splitting time. AND— LEVY’S ORPHEUM’S NEWS WEEKLY ORPHEUM’S SYMPHONIC FRANK ADELMAN » ORCHESTR —ABSOLUTELY GERALDINE FARRAR’S GREATEST PRODUCTION—SHOWING THE FAMOL STAR IN A MODERN PLAY WHERE MONTE CARLO, . MONEY, MYSTERY AND CUPID ALL ENTER IN TO MAKE “THE TURN OF THE WHEEL” AN ATTRAC- TION THAT KEEPS YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT THROUGHOUT THE SIX THOUS HERBERT RAWLINSON |Daring Chicago Cop | Ames Co. Invests i in |! Captures “Bad Man’) CHICAGO 19, Detective Sere 1 Bolum, of the Chicago lice, Was in Hine for a medal and motion today, reward for his cap- of Carl Miller, alleged burglar. Miller, caught in the act of rifling an apartment house, stood off 50 po: Hee in a two-hour revolver fight. Bo lum, ynarmed, anged a parley, waited his chance, and downed his man in @ rough and tumble Sept Republican committeemen elected at the recent primaries meet at 1 p. m Saturday, in Moose hall, to or. ganize the fall campaign. Names of 277 precinet committeemen are on file. Lift Off Corns! |“ Freezone” is Magic! right off with fingers—No pain! Drop a little Freezone on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurt- ing, then you lift it right out. It doesn’t hurt one bit, Yes, magic! | &— REVENUE BILL War Saving Limit'| Mary Pickford at Liberty in | | The Ames Shipbuilding & Dry Comedy Drama “Johanna Enlists” || Dock company today subseribed the Umit in War Savings Stamps, | pledge to that effect being forward WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-——The| ed to The Star. Besides this pledge, first organized effort to chan the A War Savings society has ways and ans committee draft of purchased several thousand dollars’ |the revenue bill was under way to- | wort! day, with cotton and child labor tax the house t of prolonged ae acnendmen ADDRESS ROTARY CLUB | Despite the thr | |bate on the amendments, and ge Baling po Rieger aoe Mews threat of a third amendment, lg mond, officers of the state reforma. ling for a congressional committes to| |tory at Monroe, addreased the lunch: |wupervine and investigate war ex- eon of the Rotary club, at the Ma- penditures, house leaders hoped to sonic club rooms Wednesday. The rush the bill to @ vote before adjourn cost of maintaining the institution, | ment today ee ee ‘The child labor amendment, spon gate vored by Representative Green, | Id put a tax of 5 per cent on the | products of any mine, quarry, can | nery or factory employing children | under 14 or working children be i} i [tween 14 and 16 more than eight Lift any Corn or Callus ST Rteh May, aolk aah & woek | using children between these ages | for night work, | The amendment is designed to re- | place the federal child labor faw re Known in | |cently held unconstitutional, and, Vaudeville | like the cotton tax amendment, will as | likely meet opposition from Southern congressmen, Its passage ns part of the revenue act is regarded as doubt ful, even by congressmen who fa vor it The cotton amendment, proposed by Representative Moore, of Penn sylvania, would put a tax of $3 on every bale of cotton sold. Seattle nest, Order of Owls, formal. | ly organized Wednesday night at Ow! hall by State Organizer Gerard | Brynk because the brother killed an Indiar n| who insulted the girl. “The Extra Bridegroam,” jand “Britain's Bulwarks,” torial, conclude the bill Sar ae) | CLASS A | Mary Pickford in her latest comedy drama, “Johanna Enlists,” at the Liberty. comedy, | war pile LIBERTY Mary Pickford taking a milk bath |to transform herself from a tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents, less farmer girl into an attra sufficient to rid your feet of every ive hard corn, soft corn, or corn between |!n a wash boiler is only one of the | Peauty, but she pete ite win) Gloria Swanson is having an ex = aaa many comical scenes in “Johanna| ‘he hearts of a whole regiment Of | citing time at the Class A in “Shift the toes, end calluses, without sorenes® | niists,”” atgthe Liberty this week. | #ldiers. ing Sands.” ‘Thrown in jail on a fic: | or irritation. Try itt No humbug! | johanna adopts strenuous methods) Added attractions at the Liberty tious charge; released and wedded | “Tne Conductor TEMDLE OF THE CO-STARRED. jare the Star-Liberty Weekly and a to a wealthy man, and foiling a Ger- | Lyons. Moran comedy man spy plot are only a few mt eee Gloria's adventures. COLISEUM be mee | Bessie Meggison ved {tn a slum} = alley with her father, Daniel Meee! ) Catarrhal Deafnes May ) son, and her brother, Aubrey, and } “ nape she kept roomers to support. the |) Be Overcome . three of them. Fortunately for Bes \ panied eas ics | » hac nt * u have Catarrhal Deafness / sie, she had an imagination, and in|) or are even just a little hard of ) the little ship she had rigged in the backyard she took many a cru into the Land of Make-Belie Then one day the finest young skip- per Jumped aboard to help her sail, hearing, or hi head noises, go to your drugg it and get 1 ounce of Parmint (double strength), and and they t or the | & MITC oth Cua a hls Win often bring quick re ad lef from the distressing | Lila Lee, the new 14-year-old |} noises. Clogmed nostrila at | screen star formerly known as “Cud-|) open, breathing become easy and dies," is Beaste in “The Cruise of |} {ht mucus stop dropping into the STAT ATT the ‘Makewett which ja 'the ac) throat. Tt is easy to prepare CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 wong ees nis the at | costa Uttle, and js pleasant to | traction at the Coliseum. take. Anyone losing hearing, or o- who has terrhal deafness or | head noi should give this pre- eription rial, | LEVY'S ORP | UM A big gambling scene in the Ca sino at Monte Carlo is one of the features in “The Turn of the Wheel,” showing at Levy's Orpheum. Geral- dine Farrar, opera star, is seen in the role of a woman who saves her lover from suicide and then clears him from a charge of murder, eee CLEMMER Georgo Fawcett, Bessie Eyton, Thomas Santschi, Marshall Neilan and Eugenie Besserer all play ing parts in “The Crisis,” which now showing at the Clemmer. | The photoplay, based on Winston | Churchill's novel of the same name. was photographed in the exact lo calities described in, the novel, from the steps of the old St. Louis court house where the slave auctions were held, to the cliffs around Vicksburg, | where the most spectacular battle of the Civil war was fought oe ‘Adler-i-ka Helps Her! lead.| “After using Adler--ka my wife is jg | *Dle to do her own housework and | | did all housecleaning. The sore |neas and pain in her side disap- peared.” (Signed) W. H. Brubaker, *| Salina, Pa. | Adlerika expels ALI, gas and sourness, stopping stomach distress INSTANTLY. Emjties BOTH upper and lower bowel, flushing ENTIRE alimentary canal, Removes ALL foul | matter which poisons system. Often | CURES constipation. Prevents ap: m . pendicitis. We have sold Adler-i-ka dittle Francis Carpenter plays buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and important ips: pen aad in “True Blue,” At) nine other simple drugs. Swift Drug Little Francis appears | Go “and leading druggists. | as Bob McKeever, who is the hero of the story. In the latter part of the play Rob grows into a young | man and the part is then played by Willlam Farnum. eee MISSION Arnold Mailafd entered a cafe with the intentions of drowning his troubles in drink, and it was while on this spree he fell in love with Thursday, Friday, Saturday WILLIAM Flo a pretty dancing girl Alice Brady appears as the dancing girl Death Dance." eee -IN= REX Mary Pickford and James Kirk- | 6 9 wood share honors at the Rex in "The gie's Mate.” Kirkwood is A Smashing, Fighting Tale of Life in the Rocky Mountains now a director and tncidentally the husband of Gertrude Robinson, who ig also well known to movie fans, In ‘The le’s Mate” the actor wins littl y ith a pthod: AL i i ittle yw e ; be man me 8. IED OFFICL A I STRAND WAR REVIEW “Heart of the Wilds,” starring Fisie Ferguson, continues at the nd theatre. This, an adaptation MUTT AND JEFF of Edgar Selwyn’s play, “Pierre of ue 7 the Plains,” is a story of love and —IN— LATEST AND roman filled with exciting epi “EFFICIENCY” sodes, Sergeant Tom Gellatly, of th mounted police, is compelled to tt down the brother of the girl he } CLEMMER LATTLNS. BEST PAST CHLaY ADYSE ADMISSION 20c CHILDREN 10c Plus War Tax | ‘CLEMMER AND FEET— COMING SATURDAY Ethel Barrymore Will Visit Seattle in the Screen Person of “Our Mrs. McChesney” A Ralph Ince Production FIRST TIME SHOWN IN SEATTLE America’s Greatest American Story THE CRISIS WINSTON CHURCH The slav St, Louts, ful quadroo: block A human Lincoln The Lincoln - Douglas debate. A market of th a beat Biri on the tion rushing to arma. The battle of Vicksburg because ft is the of the year Adapted from the Star's stage success and the ‘Emma McChesney" sto ries by Edna Ferber. 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The Extra Bridegroom Laughs Galore Cagtinuous Admission Children Plus War Tax ELSIE FERGUSON With pe Meighan HEART 7: WILDS Britain’s Bulwarks Official War Film Second at Seneca A romantic fighting story of the Canadian Northwest, with one of } the screen’s most beautiful ay in a “different” role. 11 to 11 nyt