The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1919, Page 3

SKAGIT PLANS - Would Investigate Gorge Creek and Diablo DIRECTION JENSEN & VON HERBERG } — ——— HOME OF 1006 PICTURES TONIGHT LAST TIMES ENID r for 5 ordinar w IBENNETT] oo: Capt. Miller Wins Italian War Cross STARTING WEDNESDAY Capt. A. L. Miller, who has been | of the Bi CLAYTON | Star at Strand Theatre for Week in command of a section American ambulance corps in the Trentino district since last June, ar-| Strand thi rived in Seat \ Miller ceived the War Cross for bravery in action against the Aw trians, He was formerly a student | at the university. His home ts in | Bellingh: INTRODUCE TWO '\ Lile Lee, New Screen Favorite, Lila Lee, as she appears in a # cene from “R Little Miss Lee has a big fol recently entered the films week, Prize Beauty of Follies Is Seen in Thrilling Alaskan Photoplay a tling a Bride,” at the ‘ing, b ion of 191 ar | friends on this mide of the ocean a@ typlat, | “ The firet intimation of it was a tel PANTAGES oo z A cowboy etamanede in the clover | >rené ‘ ad, “You'll have to get Venus for ¥ ie deeetiaak Oeics Gh the Pantagen tthe? Alanka, rep jmy understudy nd put her to IN this ‘week. The eet includes some| With Feats y xtorma and fistic| work.” I ceceee ‘Sartat ee on Gan ante uthor in Rex Beach In July, 1917, she filed a suit for | ge saggy on decel o When Ziegfeld recruited | separation in New York “ iy a of his beautie 1915 Follies, he Beauty Hints tona and is ¢ Hes mid, “OF all the women I have er of camp, Fun is supplied in t t by Mise Laurel * not fail to tel : gaged for my companies, I believe a comedy mule others how to be beautiful “ Kay Laure rves to be called the Crowding Ube feature attraction for most bea ful.” And ever one Deep br and plenty of ex leading honors is a grou es ee eae quite a few, | *rcises are respons for my devel jshawn dancers, six pretty opment,” quoth she who present Cupid Botts In only builds up the muscles but quiets In May, 1916 Laurel was! and steadies the nerves married in Lo to Winfield Twenty minutes of breathing ex f, newspaper man and for-|ercises will do more to drive away a h class te cretary to Police Chief Waldo| «pell of nerves than a whole pot of Foes is | Of New York black coffee ALLACE on the circult | aERTY — - 7 > oN EWwe and has a big following “I 1 1 Wives for New” and “Don't evening dress as a com monolo|& long jt Enid Bennett) But r before has he shown gist and winds up his act appeart makes it ow T ount | Us the feelings of a woman face to in bis “fight toes.” pleture F Thre which | face with a man she loves, ‘but who = pi 1 a ang geen Ra EA Gordon does some good ‘ t ' is, In her ey This Leaves the Skin Short Addresses tricks and is aaiated by Ida Day, a| |B ; ae ee m pretty gir he cabaret is an Free From Hairy Growths 100 Per Cent Club) weatom and Goodrich have a com.|on the desert by her Fight"—but there in another side to | by cine’ F t ghort time ' lowever, she! the stor oe man’s wide, and it is William 1. Short, president of |/*4y singing and ps skit tt However, sh a me, a - 3 it & (Toilet Talks) the State Federation of Labor, was}, Pearl White is shown in a new ep-|is rescued by a prospector, whe) ine co at hte Bi hag ‘A simple method for completely re-| scheduled to speak at the 100 per| ode of “The Lightning Raider.” and| later makes it possibile for her to) 0° gi Moving every trace of hair or fuzz is|cent club luncheon Tuesday noon | rlie Chaplin appears tn a Victory |free herself from the _man she! ney here given. This Js painless and us-|on the relations between employer | loan film Ferraris One: Noni. Jie seme We | taal: ed Adinamer, the. clever wally @ single treatment will banish! and employee - — Beans cap the mosis st the! . rancid, win Saye ous Of thé'lehd TRACTOR KILIS MAN : ‘even stubborn growths. To remove} hairs, make a thick paste with some | f Powdered delatone and water, spread) _ DISINCORPORATE INDEX tractor which Rene Cropp was tom hairy surface and after about 2/ J. HK. Stradley filed driving up a hill yesterday aftor- | ub off; wash the skin and|in supérior court Monday for the| noon, in an orchard near this city,| Bairs are gone. This method will | disincorporation of the Index Pub-| turned over backward and crushed Mot Mar the skin, but to avoid disap- lishing company. The Index ts the| Cropp to death be certxin you get dela-|official daily shipping paper of} | Seattle | FOREST GROVE, Ore, May 6 4 & petition | Make prosperity follow victory. Invest in the Victory Loan Now here. But don’t delay. The crowds are be- coming greater each day to see this seven-part red- White Rotary White Rotary Singer, 66 ... Singer, 66 ... Franklin, new Domestic New Home ... New Model .. Box Tops ..... y 0) VV) PHONY J. S. Burch, Mgr. ORCHESTRA COLISEUM’S NEWS SERVICE a rc il a pins Ca i Se tte Van.” opens Wednesday [home of her benefactor. Ethel Clayton will star in “Vick show which } COLISEUM } Vanity, REBUILT Forty-two late mod- el machines, some jealousy | of the fads, foibles and freaks of hu man nature, | Cecil DeMille in productions like the new morning. love, hate have been painted only used a few months; every one has been placed in perfect order and looks like new. These _ machines, which include the best makes, will be sold at ONE-HALF PRICE . $35.00 . . $30.00 . -$30.00 . .$25.00 .». $25.00 . . $10.00 .. .$6.50 WE REPAIR ALL MAKES White Sewing Machine Co. 415 Union St. Se msn pstetei amr inten iwc each ing roles in “The Turn in the Road. at the Rex thin Week, is rexponsible for an incident in the play On location ore day, King Vidor. the director, noticed him intently watching some wasps on some fruit which Ben had picked up. A bystander called to him to be careful, that the wasps didn’t sting by Vidor wrote the incident into the | script, and Ben later did it before the camera. j eee COLONIAL Liberty was fine. But to Molly the kiss that Jerry gave her out side the prison meant even more It meant that she and he were go- ing to © the big eclty and cri behind them and start anew in the far Went It meant that her younger sister could marry into a life of luxury without fear that the relations would learn the | new truth, xckwell ia playing Pitfalls of a Big STRAND “Rustiing a Bride” t« the name of the picture retty lttle Lila is the star, and the Strand te the theatre. The play, which cor |cerns the love affair of Lila and ja burley cowpuncher, is filled with comedy situations. | eee | MISSION Monroe Salisbury finishes a four- day run at the Mission T day night in “The Light of Victory,” and following Salisbury ta E sie |Barriscale. Miss Barriscale ¢ = in “The Heart of. Rachael,” a story Light of BOYS’ CONFERENCE TO OPEN HERE FRIDAY hundred of Western “The Four boys | Washington, will be entertained at the fourth annual older boys’ con ference, which opens for a three- day session Friday morning at the University Presbyterian ehureh, Boys between the ages of 16 and 21 will churches in Western Heads of many institutions are er assemble from all the Washington famous religious scheduled as speak- | 1. K. Lincoln, Billeen Perey, Ba |Coxen and Walter Long have im | portant roles in “Desert Gold,” a new photopls tho she only | him. Ben smiling replied: “They | |won't hurt you if you don't hurt | them.” by Kathleen Norris, dealing with | divorce, its use abuse, . . 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