The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1918, Page 8

WILKES sire THE WILKES IS THE HOUSE or LAUGHTER THIS WEEK, WITH THE WILKES PLAYERS IN GEORGE Mo COHANS Big Laugh Producer ‘HIT-THE-TRAIL HOLLIDAY’ Matinee Saturday, 20e31¢ Plus War Ta BY EVANGELINE BOOTH Commanderin-Chief of the Salva. | tion Army in United States With the workt war ended, but more plica tension of American to the yacde e army zation of an such wonder and navy army and turning of a tide back Into the 1 fruttful were but Avy means th ‘ forward to anxiety on his part is to resume thout mw of advan and bh fami! “ after® all, republica Many Human Derelicts Even before demobilization can well under way . of New Y« have been ¢ ed from their usual pur cause spreading world that was so recent with war, The dangers tha these men are manifold nwet When the hand of military disci pline is once lifted from our army and navy and the battlecry be comes one not of the battle of the home fields, man dd the danger nds of men ruir 1 Ford Deliver express body and complete with $550 completely over $85 ed and re painted err on t caution 1 Cadillac, 1913, with delivery There can be no question but body This car is in that, as a result of the war of the { 1L-Ton bile; used about six | who offered their lives on the altar * months; has new tires and in | of freedom me so diverted in : dandy $1 350 their purpose ru the years that vation Army condition » followed as to contribute as much -——————___ 1 Ford with ttachment panel | suffering and misery and heart body. New aches and disappointments as the L-Ton Gorford, almost new; com- | has been maid that the Civil war plete v Ughts. Cord | produced a million “tramps” over night, and that was not said in any spirit of depreciation for the men who were mustered out The nation rushed ab in com mercial and social development heediess of the fact that in its wake it had lef, thousands of men Were out of joint with the for the m adjustment r et solid in r 1 1917 Ford closed body 11912 Overta D screened sides Comp 1 1%y-Ton W This truck the you, See it at once 1 Maxweil wi paint and comy $475 livery. with $475 rm Drive Federal yet fully and who nee their fe ther ment Was extra rn ourselves in pe not that nt we need o manner fact remains that nauled. |) ¢ Priced $200 under market. now, because the there was no such thing as ‘tramp until after the Civil war whereupon everyone of the 48 States became Infested with them Motor and Service}. vino tenn x" pmacten its utmost to serve in a practical and sensible way the man under Co. arms, and will struggle to the ex- » tent of its ability to help the sol- St yo ay a dier and the sailor back from the 3.9 military world to the world of peace. 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Eva Booth, Salvation Army Chief, Tells Plans of Her Organization to Help the Returning Soldiers As She Appeared When Collecting Money on a Street Corner for Sal. Language College a Planned for Seattle completed, te of oun “ling to Prof. Goggio, there | un. Plans, which would give Seattle the Most unique institution of learning) ea by more than 100 business men are both admirable The plans, in their general outline. would include the formation of a languages under | ¢ contributing $5 5 ber of Commerce and the Universi cule xe would important languages to be taught y sum of 95.000 for would be Japanese, Ch Rus of which would b sian, Italian, French Spaniah 1. Of & gUnpintes bs: Students desiring to learn a par muation ef the enives ticular language, but un n sity, In any event. The equipment instruction in ors, particularly Ger: AMUSEMEN Ts ROPOLITAN, 4 Nights, Starting Tonight terions, and Company of Magic, Mind Reading Sat., the-$1.00 WILKES Faz Elliott 2525, NIGHT Se, $1; Mata, 100-500, M. 222. Orpheum Vaudeville Broadway Musical Comedy Company PALACE HIP nc. Gentry Named _°:;, nroe Kalishary NEW PANTAGES Vial ot AR aa RSDAY, DLCEMBER 5, 1918, Fraser-PatersonCo, | Christmas Cards, Tags, Seals Fy Soldier Aid Work IBRARY Table Seca cial Chamber officiate, in recountir $3.50 Axminster Friday ¢ the cham attend ler the super ber, There classes © now Thin preliminary step led to the |conception of a college of national languages. The proposal and epecifications to date are in the hands of the fore pureau of the Day and Night Classes Under the syatem of a § contribution by: monthly patrons and «tu of each language of that language for students r with a larke assembly ha ‘onath iat P INDUSTRY all probabi resume regular nment contracts from C. H. Hamilton Washing struction mat age room, Will be tha r being ¢ real reside tionality, the chased out of the general fund. night and day classes will be main tained, and rewards offered for merit and proficiency. A diploma marks the ending of a language obtainable only on pro. remain oth courne figiency To Obtain Teachers Here The idea pror 5 train for spe clal benefit of the port of Seattle and for f and home tra vice, a and women, with the age of a working know elan languages. In 4 mere shows that ’ for Seattle | In connection with the of this institution, it 4 America i# the onl world at present deficient starting GRAY HAIR Well Known Lady Tells How She Darkened Her Gray Hair by a —_ | Simple Home Made Remedy. emphas large na ton in the In the languages. Mra. BE. H resident of well known yunty, Ta., hair by @ made the Reckless Gunman Gave Life in War Clayton, simple b remedy | following sts Any lady or NCISCO, De jan Wm. J years harassed the J. 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